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VALUABLE ..l[J'E!I BIZ: HINTS S.

Tothose who require a stimulant: Buy
the purest and the Oldest and avoid the
cheapest, for the latter will indeed be the
most expensive in the end. II you give
it a thought you will agree with me. The
tax to the government and the ageing OF
WHISTLES and other liquors! naturally
changes the price OF first cost, yet I have
on hand, and will sell as cheap as the
cheapest, all kinds. But be advised bv
me to buy Silver Age at 81 so per bottle:
six.year.old = Finch, Gibson, Overholt
and Guckenheimer at SlEeach or six
quarts for s5.JfI have the following old
rye WHISTLES now in stock and for sale:
lSG9,1S73 Y Overholt, 4 1873 1875 Gibson,
1870 Guckenheimer and Finch. These
goods are scarce and valuable. Secure
them while you can. Brandies, gins,
Jamaica and New England runs, cordiala
of al, flavors, wines; both sparkling and
still, and all principal brands, can be had
at my. place. Also a full line OF malt
liquors. Quick deliveries and neat pack
ing are two Of my established rules.
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!lAL..CORRECrlON CluEERFUILll.Yl. 4 lIApE.I
Tho Injustice Done y Cinrksl,urE hoy by q

Tho Justice Done q Clnrksi,urE hoy by .
Cincinnati Paper and nepublished by
thst Wheeling Papers. !. 81 1l z 2 4, \ q
9 Below Is 4 Communication from Mr.!
Harrison, teller! In the Merchants. Ma.
tional Bank Of Clatksburg, in which be
calls attention to an article appearing Id
the Wheeling papers oilast week, copied
from a Cincinnati paper, and desires q
correction Of tho same:
To ne Editor Of ne lnteuigenetr. i'll "
sIR:-In your Issue OF a recent date
you publish an article from the Cincin.
natl Enquirer purporting TO be. nn &C.
count OF the apprehension OF the young
boy Edward Nla1well; {of this place,
which Is In nearly every respect mac.
curate. His father being q very promi.
nent man, the newspapers, II seems,
have tried to build up sensational &C.
count OF what was not OF enough I'm.
portance, when fully understood, to 70
into the papers at ALL Believing In the
ideas you entertain OF right, 1t Is hoped
that space In your columns may DO &c.
corded tho writer 10 make a correction
OF tho gross errors that were published.
1 have always known the boy and for
the past twelve years have seen him al
most daily when at home. lIe has had
the advantage OF most excellent training
by fond and careful parents, all oil which
was duly appreciated md accepted TO n
degree beyond that OF most boys, so that
here at bis own homu he Is well known
for bis good breeding and gentlemnnlyi
manners. His own selection OF books Is
an accumulation Of works that would be
considered by discriminating parents as
standard, and much OF his character IL a
reflection Of bis library. He has no traits
whatever OF viciousness, but on the con.
trary he hss disposition thatEis kind,
gentle and generous, and his considera.
ton for those older than himself r is
worthy OF imitation. He Is a boy OF un.
usual bright intellect and his choice OF
words and language Is noticed and COM
monted upon as remarkable by ono OF
his age, for their, proprlety and fitness.
Since quite small he has kcpta ..bank"
and when tho small change would &C.
cummulate he would convert 1t into
larger denominations, sometimes S. gold
pieces, which he;would get ut the bank
in which am employed. Last spring
he told me that he had enough money
to buy a good house. There was moth.
ing SO very unusual In his going to Gin.
cinnati, as he had before gone there and
has relatives and friends living IN that
city. AS to the article referred to by
the newspapers as found in his pocket,
1.-THE report was quite erroneous, they, be.
ing articles OF which no boy or parent
need be ashamed. * B. &, Il,
The boy is sentative to injustice and
feels panied that he should be 80 mis-
represented. He is not hardened, but
does care for unfair statements and
criticisms, and for, this reason i trust
your paper may be as willing to make
this correction as 1t was to publish sc
erroneous report. S. II. HARRISON. 4
| ClarksIurg, W Va, Jan. O.. ii
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DIED.

= y & ID = K
SMITH-on Tuesday morning, January Z, 1900,
s4 al 1l:3S O'Clock, ELizADETH CAROLINE, eldest
~ daughter Of John and Caroline Smith, aged
p years and . months. x IA z -
Funeral from the residence Of her patents, west
end OF Fiuk street, Thursday afternoon at
o'clock. Friends are invited. 5al -
BL0S-0n Monday morning, January Q, 1890, at
&aS $40 O'Clock, FRED BLos, aged 81 years. ~,
Funeral services at Third Presbyterian Church,
Eighth ward, on Wednesday afternoon at
1:3o O'Clock. Friends Of the family ore III.
vItcd 10 attend. Intcrncnt at st. Zion Gem.
ciery. 4, &, "A s Y ii.i 4 4. u.
sMlTll-ou Monday, January. O., 1850, at $3.50.
tn LULA MAY, infant daughter Uf Harry N. aud
Lula N. Smith, aged months and ! days. ~ 4
Funeral from the residence OF her parents, No.
80 Twenty.sIxth street, on Wednesday morn.
Ing at 10 O'Clock. lnterment at Allen Grove
Cemetery. Is ii 10 LIN siS
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y; This remedy is becoming SO swell
known and so popular as to need no spe-
cial mention. iAll:who use Electric Bit
tiers sing the same song OF praise.--A
purer medicine: does not exist and it is
guaranteed to do all that is claimed.
Electric Bitters will cure all diseases OF
the liver and kidneys, will remove PIN.
pies, boils, salt irheum and ether !affecs
tons caused by impure blood Will
drive malaria from the system 5 and
preyentaswell us ureallmalarial feyers:
For cure OF headache, constipation and
indigestion try Electric Bitters.-Entire
satisfaction guaranteed, or money re-
funded.-Price so cts and SlI00 per bot
tie ut Logan Drug Co. drug store. e 5 s.
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Millionaire Bookwalter jumped into
the Senatorial arena with knife in each
sliand-one for Briee, the other for
Tbomas7-and when he jumped out he
lllttered himself that each knife was
sticking where it would % the most
harm. 4. .s5 4 i.
Mr.. Bookwalter says that the mention
OF his name in connection with the
SenatorsLip pleased him, but he thinks
that his tariff views are: too pronounced
for his party, aud then there il another
reason why he is not available. Here
is his reason: q "a 4 Z,
/. II Is. moreover. evident that vigorous and
conslnutlygtowing public z sentiment exists
ngainst men OF wealth holding such position.
Whether wcll.fouudcd or not, 1t cannot be IT,
nured By those who have the welfare OF the
party seriously at heart. 1t Is, however, so pro-.
bounced ,us not 10 be mistaken, and while It
may not Indicate duty TO be performed. 1t GER
taInly points out possible danger TO be avoided.
Brice and Thomas may read this any
way that pleases them, and then make
the most OF it, 1t is, the cut direct.
Nevertheless the; gamblers continue to
back Brice. .:.;':is:5 q,
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For Sale.

- ESIDENOE FOR SALE-MYfRES.! I
Nv lDENCE, No. II Sixteenth street. House
In perfect order; furnished with natural and
artificial gas aud all water convenlences.r Pos.
session can be given April !, or sooner ~ re-
ouircd Is y. r! CA LOWELL. llstials3J' dc3i "
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( Marriage Licons.,ss issued.

Marriage licenses we're issued from
Clerk Hooks office yesterday to the fol.
lowing named persons:
g Charles p Rice, aged %, a native OF
this county, now 4 resident OF Pennsyl.
vania, and Margaret Il. Caldwell, aged
20, a native aud resident Of this county.
81 Vincenzo di Santi, aged 90, native Of
Italy, now q resident OF this city, and
Mary A. Gallagher, aged g, . native and
resident OF this city. ~ y
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"a NEw JERSEY dentist is suspected Of
numbering his vile. Forthwith dentist
neighbor says he doesn't like 10 join in
the general suspicion, but the fact is
TINT this fellow courted the working
classes and drew q large trade from that
s2urce. It ! is plain that a dentist so
abandoned US to fill and draw teeth for
men ind women who work for wages
couldn't round OIL so desperate a career
without committing murder. What
wicked people there are in this world. {.
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4 licilvyTNK.

=
From almost every part Of every State
come complaints Of the roads. In some
i localities business has been seriously
I interferred with y farmers cannot get
their products TO market, merchants
miss their customers. n + A M Z:
Slt used to be thought that under such
I circumstances there was nothing to do
but grin and bear it;;"J but now We
4 know that bad roads are no more a
necessary evil than II bad roof on a new
shouse. rs 7;
III The intelligence fthe timo has come
Ito realize that tho 4 money cost of bad
roads is about the heaviest tax that falls
on the people. Ii tbs county, Stale or
National authoritydtwere 10 impose SO
heavy q burden in the form OF a tax
there would be- open rebellion. The
people would not stand it. 81
::%5sS In Pennsylvania great interest is man.
siiestedi in this important question. The
u - atsl-
Legislature has provided flor a Road
/ Commission which lis soon to begin lis
work; and the University Of Pennsylya-
Enia has offered prizes Of $780, 5000 and
500 for essays on making and maintain:
ing roads. Other States are moving, and
there is some encouragement Ito hope
tina. Tue. near future the contry may
take q new departure in the matter of
making and keeping its highways. Il
There is great room for improvement
in NNest;N Virginia, which, however, is no
worse off than may IN Older! State Of
larger population; Nc, State can afford
Il: have a large element Of its population
stuck In the mud 3for: nine months Of
every year. IN II
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= SouanT for the last hundred years. a
remedy for catarrh, hay! fever, and cold
in:the head, found at last in Ely's Cream
Balm. Sale and pleasant to / use, and
easily applied into the nostrils. s 1t gives
reliefat once and a thorough treatment
positively cures. Price so cents, MwFtw
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The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt .rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-.
lively, cures piles, or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
OF. money. refunded. Price % cents per
box. For sale by Logan Drug Co. b.;
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-08

Z THE weakness and debility which re.
suit from illness may be speedily. over
come by the use Of Ayers Sarsaparilla.
This Is safe, but powerful tonic, assists
digestion, regulates the liver and kid.
neyss, and cleanses the blood Of all germs
Of disease. - Daw &
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MAX 0'RgLL Is Of tho opinion that
,Boulanser was killed by the Paris Expo
sition and the Eiueltower. The French
have not the capacity to worship many
idols ut tho same time. A!
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Mus. SournwoItru, who shot Pettrs,
whom she charged With her ruin, has
gone 10 her last account. Death did not
cheat tho gallows. No jury would have
sent her 10 the gallows. 1l'' ssssil.
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Tux crowned heads are passing away.
Tho world eau spare them, however
great their personal merit. 1t is as
crowned heads that 'they never will be
missed" = ~, /, i. 53sll x,
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FITS

All Fits stopped free by DR.. KLiNE's
GREAT NERVE REsroRKR. No Fits after
first days use. Marvellous cures. Treat.
ise, and s9 90 trial bottle free to Fit cases.
Send 10 DR.. Kline, 03l Arch st., Phila., Pa.
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r. Z, 1.-The name Of the author Of
.'Looking backward" is pronounced
Bell.a.mIe,the accenton the first syllable.
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,""KEEr your eye on llrice," advises an
exchange. No, better keep both eyes on
the men who are going to vote for Bricc.
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AlUs III 1 I.SlIsi

% There was another iair audience at the
Grand last nightto see, Ned s. Wood in
his play" Out ingthej Streets in
which he brushes the, Villiany portrayed
in the play with a force that delights the
Grand's patronage. His engagement
will close with to.night's performance.
There will be a matinee this afternoon.
With anything like semi.decent weather
the house should contain good audiences
at both performances. r fr.s Wood has
always, done, good business here.
EJoseph Hawofh, an eminent young
actor comes 10. the Opera House this
week for three performances, beginning
Friday night and including a, matinee
Saturday, The star &will DO seen lin
Steele Mackey's great drama, 4" Paul
kauvar, (which had a run OF over 100
nights In Now York city, This will DO
Mr.. Haworth's} first appearance In this
city and he deserves a Hearty welcome.
Society people in Louisville went wild
over, Haworth and "Kauyar'" Inst
week. Manager Stone has surrounded
MIR. IIawortht with ono OF the best com.
panies onG the road, headed by Miss
Lizzie Rechelle,s a most accomplished
actress n ~, ~ III ti,sg MI n " IL.
9 Friday and Saturday evenings and at n
matinee Saturday, there will appear at
the Grand Mccarthy & Mccall company
in. ""True Irish Hearts" one OF the great.
est Of all Irish picturesque plays. II
will BIO produced with special scenery
and mechanical effects and properties.
There will beS plenty Of singing and
dancing 70 liYen things up. sAiis, 81. l4I
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( TiiE more Mr.. Cleveland iavors ballot
reform the more Governor Hill doesn't.
;Avla. II pretty light It Is, to DO sure.
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TWISH TO EMPLOYsA4 FEW La.
Il. DIES on salary, TO take charge OF my bust.
ness al their homes; entirely UNDERSTANDABLE;
light; very fascinating and healthlul; no talk.
lug required: permanent position; wages $40
per week. Good pay for part time. Ny refer.
cnces Include some Of the best well known peo-
pic Of Louisville, cincinHatiT Pittsburgh and
elsewhere. Address with stamp, MES, MARION
WALKER, Fourth and Chestnut ss., Louisville,
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~ stck iehduche. We
& Loose's Red CloverEPills cure sick
headache, dyspepsia, indigestion, con:
stipation, e5c: per box, s boxes for 81.
For sale by; Logan Drug Co., Bridge Cor
nerl Druggists, Wheeling, " .S!Na. VI DAN
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Just now the travelling public consists
mainly Of experienced couples who have
been married ever since Christmas, 81
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STATE OF Quo, CRY OF .ToLEDo,

STATE OF ONO, CRY OF TOLEDO, q e
LUCAS COUNTY, VS. CO. & 1
~ Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he
is the senior partner Of the firm OF FIJI.
Cheney & Co., doing business in the
City OF Toledo, County and State afore.
said, and that said firm will pay the sum
OF one hundred dollars for each aud
every case oil catarrh I that cannot be
cured by the use Of Halls Catarrh Cure.
FRANK ]. CHENEY. Z
& Sworn to before me, and subscribed
in my presence, this 9th day Of Decem-
Der, ID. 1856. Ia
SEA- s J: sasA, i \, I.
& Halls Catarrh Cure is taken Internal
" and acts directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces Of the system. Send
for testimonials, free. e 2.
sSl.t& f. J.. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, 0. s
EDSold by Druggists, rs cents DGw
Bessie-"How did you learn to kiss SO
nicely,Emy dear? r. Jennie Charley
has been teaching me how TO whistle, =
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s..gFOR5SALE.

Ten Roomed Brick House, In good repair, at 81
Thirteenth street, s. 100. si7Es1i.'.
Five Roomed Cottage, q North Broadway
street, 8, 800. " s-5;si,i 5's..fSi
N Three koomed Brick House. 20 South Huron
street, 81, 075. Mas sfv iI.s
(; Residence on North Front street. q
And many other Improved Properties at low
figures; will pay well as an investment.
ia Fruit Farm within sight OF this city, lust In
It's prime: will sell at a bargain. IS : =, Z,
q Building Lots at all prices, In all parts OF the
city, at last years prices. Buy before the ad. I
vance comes, either for homes or inrestmenu.
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,LAItlsIED.

r, sLAItlsIED.
FLACCUS-w1SGERTE Tuesday, JAnu.
Rry =, 1900. In st. Joseph's Cathedral, Wheel.
RI lug, Viva, by the ri. Rey. M0nsiRnor J. +.
s Sullivan, v, o., CHARLES G.. FLAccUs and
7 KATE A. WING ERryH. " 81 y ~ b. ~
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Yesterdays mild sprinkle Of snow
was something to be grateful for. We
may have some winter yet.
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NOTICE. .s g
The regular annual meeting OF the stockhold.
crs Of tho Commercial Bank for the election OF
directors, Will be held at the Bank on Tuesday,
january u, Isoo, between the hours Of . and u
q. m. - 81 s. r. HILDRETH, Cashier,
3 JANUARY @, 1870, 4rftl - IA i3T4-i ta7.iO-l3
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:FORsSALE.s
Real Estate.
.FOReRENT.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.

u * 3-siress-2 on anGlN "a 80 .lly.l5sIl
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
zlS5ss4 y .g,{3ssi, y q 4 MONTH.
No. MSS Main street, s.o,eroon and work: 20
No. Ills Alley :, sRco.k-----.:......... ', %
IA Il q q AZ POSSESSION APRIL l. NJ Fsi3Ij
No. 22i9 Main % 90
No. 1881 Woods 3 %
No. 2l5l Main street, % and ID coors ..... is %
n Business House and Dwelling numbered 22r
q Business House and Dwelling, numbered 22iy
and 22i9 Market street; the halls on second and
third foon will DO converted into dwelling
rooms TO suit tenant. a. So az
e 225 Acre Farm, $500 per anuum.
"A Desirable Residence on line Of p, W. & KY.
Railroad, 500 per aunum. ~ Ssli5.
aa5ss FOR SALE.
No.; 1873 Jacob street, a desirable new: resi-.
dence, 9 rooms, rSn..ys,a two story wash.
No. 60 North Front street. : y
Lots east and west sides OF South Front street.
Lots on. North Huron street near Zane street,.
d Exley Lots on McColloch street II. IN
NJ Exley Lots on Alley Il. h
z No: l025 McColloch street. 81 a 4ils
Hall Lot on Eighteenth street Is
II No. 1900 Jacob street. - - 5ss,.is. ~. E
No. 22ls Eof street. n = :; = ~,
No. 2249 Main street. 81. -
block q Houses, Twenty:alth and Main sti. 2
No. Is fourth street. \:
kiE0.S19 Twenty.fourth street. = 49, Z
No. 100 McC0lloch street. Es is Z.
Many other Houses, Lots and Farms for sale. 4,
NEE; I! "a: J AMES Al HENRY. @ 4
Real Estate Agent, y. 8. Claim Attorney and No.
y tary Public. No. l6l2 Market Street. JAG
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.ROAST'EID;COFFl:EES!;.

..gAlarama." Observation-Disclosures and my
own roast OF "old Woman,"".". Horse Head" and
loose roast. ~ - ~ 7fs.7l- i5sj7
: Er-sole Agent for the Celebrated DUPONT
Powder Mills. "A full supply Of Rifle, Blasting
and Sporting Powder OF every kind constantly
in magazine Orders solicited; from dealers
only. lso Patent Hemp, Cotton, and Water.
Proof EAfety Fuse. 3 sSy.. 10 a'ss77 sssgss gnlg
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Nor WAsrgD-poor men for Demo.
cratic honors in Ohio. s55i 81 /
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No. e102 Main street, S
No. 222253 Main street, S.o,eroon and work.
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No. l7l3 Alley :, = .-.r
sl.....sL..- r0sSscSSNnN.- pRrn- 4 81
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CANNED STURGEON.

CatbiaiHct Gazette
NJ -

Cathlamct Gaxetfe
Mr.. J. B. Nice recently paid this Office
pleasant call. and, being in the sturgeon
business, the conversation naturally revert
ed 10 that subject He informed US of .
new departure In the canning business
which promises TO assume proportions OF
the utmost importance. II Is nothing else
than the canning of sturgeon. Mr.. Nice
was shown . sample of sturgeon canned tn
New York This sturgeon had been shipped
in frozen condition to New York. and
then. By patent process of treatment.
smoked and canned in the patent rim can.
The appearance OF the fish upon opening
the can Is most enticing. The color being
white, with delicate pink flush translasing
the entire piece. The flavor is most re-
markabie. being sweet and delicious. and
apt to deceive the uninifiatea. The FISH
comes irons the can in an unbrosen pssce,
Is the top Oh tue can il removed. not BY
cutting. a. in the old style, but by removing
by means of a key a rim OF tn which
connects the body of the can with the top.
The FISH is dry and firm. and the wasery
nature which distinguishes the sturgeon ~
entirely removed.
Ii has taken several years of patient study
and experiment 10 get the product up to It's
present standard. and company has been
formed 20 develop the enterprise. IL viii
doubtless he n strong competitor in time TO
the salmon industry. coming. IS IL does. In
direct composition with the latter article.
This industry In connection with salmon
canning 10 going 20 scatter . large amount
of money among the people OF the river.
and CathIsmet. ~ the site OF proposed
esnnery. would doubtless be the most ae-
s;rsble place on she river, and our board OF
trade. whea organized. shoaid take steps
toward this end and offer substantial in
au-sments-
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Anmcn's Ceaxk eynsv nevox I e..
ssls<s - gn~s. ~ = s s'5s "a
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DO not ianzp ~ coz e nssans nor oas<z1s areeT.
txs1fses uisxa you can cay s&Atsis eeriesEsses
rssr electro lice No sGfc ssssz<s hxss bern
cssers<s a. Acndssss sale viii ina9gursss ia the
ssslrs 81 D4nEsi sc1a< q Co. az secOszd stfsef
Tssrfy tsoasAad delsars hs@ peen sf~sat - tiear-
assrtsxgrs4s. flower seds. granite as3a-saFs sEd
hsuees No lots ss retail oae axss 70 one fhlrd
present rrxssI prsaes II taken 81 tie ssaek this
ws<k TxrEas aas- ssarfA cash. Every ssSsEk
vfa so tn se~k ard pFsess Vii qs<3fnpae IA
SIX xnanshs Examine Tire property 90 grossfsd
ssd ax< yoag cNs Judgment IA<<e syus sssssss
psu nnz be ass82nskse issEr. Fsee file oves
..s.~n <rtn 49, ID 90