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The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1890-08-29
Barrett's Failure.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Aug 2S.-The failure Of Clifton
Rhodes Barrett amounts to $780, 900; and, while his
nominal assets amount to about that sum, nothing
like the amount will be realized. He denies that hc
lost money gambling on Wall street, and 10 one can
tell how he became so heavily involved. There Is
mystery in the failure.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1890-08-29
catholicism in England.

Roxr, AVA 27.-Thc aoniteur de Rome, referring
TO the many converts gained to the Roman Catholic
Church In Eaglaud, declares that II the work Of con-
version continues at the rate maintained for the last
hali-centurv Catholicism Will be dominant Ia England
q century heEce
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1890-08-29
Fatal accident at Lexington

LEXINGTON, KY, Aug. 28-J. C. Headly, while
killed by the running away of his horse, the phaeton
striking lamp post. His wife, with her child In her
arms, was thrown from the phaeton, but escaped with
only some severe bruises.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1890-08-29
Chicago Strikers WIN

GaicAco, ILL.,, Aug. 20.--The result of
the meeting OF the superintendent and
managers Of the various railroads in the
ettYfhis morning and afternoon to settle
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1890-08-29
stnclrs In Inndnn.

Loypox, Aug. 2S.-1'he London Stock Exchange has
grated quotations for the bond and stock issues OF
the Baltimore i Ohio Southwestern Railroad COM
pany also for 5000 600 additional preferred stock
Of IT, ,rtolk b Western.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1890-08-29
The Hebrews TO Rs Per,ecuted,

LONDON, A-g. GA dispatch TO the News from
Odessa says aai In spite Of protests the an,iJewish
ent iuStiyips such reprsssys severity on ths ground
that II II intended s, satisfy tossign opinion.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1890-08-29
SIGNS OF THE BOOM.
The Virginia Coal g. Iron Company
Propose to Sell the Timber on
100000 Acres Of Land In
order to Facilitate their
Coking Industry.
The Two Furnaces on the Road and 500
Cars are Required to Bring them.-The
Planning Mill and Other Industries
Being Pushed, and s7,000,O00
to be put In Circulation.
NEWSY INDUSTRIAL NOTES.

The Virginia Coal and Iron Company
propose to sell the valuable timber on
their coal lands MS soon as possible, and
opcratr their ovens as soon as the railroad
reaches them The S. A. 4 0. will have a
short branch to the coal fields completed
by October, and it is understood the L. e.
n. will aid in its obstruction. Ample
tonnage will be afforded these lines as
soon as they are completed. The coal
company propose TO sell the timber in
tracts Of 10000 acres each in order to
hasten its removal and to facilitate their
cokc-making operations. This timber
alone will put in circulation 81, 5000
year for the next ten wears, which added
to other industries that will be in opera
ton will give, as will be seen from cst-
mates in another column. Il grand total of
sir or Seren miilioa dollars per- onnum,
that will enter into active circulation in
this immediate vicinity. This amount
will Of course increase year by year, and
the rosperty Of Big Stone Gapis assured.
Machinery for the planning mill is ar
irving and being putup. The brick works
will he in operation by Monday week, and
it is understood the company have already
several heavy orders to fill. Mr. Gcp,
ha-dt who is managing the works, says ting
clay is of superior quality, and that he
will turn out first class brick
Mr.. James +. Peters, who has been dis
mantling the two furnaces at East St.
Louis, has arrived; and the first carloads
of the material will he here to-day, if they
have not already come. Thirty carloads
are en- route, and fifty carloads more will
be shipped this week.
Some idea may be formed Of the magni-
tudc of the plant from what Mr.. Peters
SAYS of the cost of transporting it from
ST Louis here, which he estimates at
nearly $25,0GO. Within sixty days the
entire plant will be here, or on the way.
Mr. Peters SAYS the foundation will be
completed by October LIST, and the iron
work by February !. By the lst Of May
the plant will be in operation, employing
about 1000 hands. at daily outlay Of
$4,000
Mr.. Peters agrees with Mr.. E. j. Bird
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1890-08-29
NEWS FROM PERRY.
f. #. French and Others Surrender to the
Troops, and Await the Action of the
Grand Jury--A Number OF In
dictinents.


HAZARD, Perry County, KY, Aug. %
b. French, J W. Morgan and Jesse Fields
have surrendered to the authorities, given
bond, and await the action of the grand
jury on the charge Of numbering Eversole
1t is not believed here that French will he
indicted, though it is thought true bills
will found against some of the others.
Thus far two men have been sent to the
pententiary for two years, and one for
ten wears. Two hundred indictments have
been found, and the grand jury are ex-
pected to return three hundred more.
The court will remain in session for
some time longer. The troops are still
here, for otherwise no court could he held
] 1t is expected that French would leave the
county, should the grand jury fail to in
dict him.
A detail has returned with Green Nor
ris prisoner. He was caught at the head
of Bulls creek, about twenty-five miles
from Hazard He is wanted for numerous
killings, and is an Eversole man.
j. c. Jones who is reported to have kill
cd ut least twenty-five men, was brought
Il in Yesterday and put under bond. He
Twas prominent at the Rowan county war,
and leader Of faction in Knott. He is
now charged with taking part in the Ev-
ersole murder.
Captain Gathers Report.
HAzAnD, Perry County, KY, Aug. 26.-
There has been no disturbance whatever
here since court began, nor is there like
I iihO0d nf any Evprv nutlaw left the
! place when the troops came, and are moi
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1890-08-29

The loube-track tunnel for the Use Of the l.. & y.
and s. \. 4 o.. al the north end Of the gap, is pro-
crossing fivoraby. the heading ut the west portal
being in l25 feet, and the other to he begun next
Monlay The entire length, 80 feet, will probably
be completed by October l- Sufficient room is being
lief; for the brick arching.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1890-08-29

City Engineer Alden went to Hiltou's last week 10
inspect and receive the lumber 10. the bridge across
powcls river, at the foot OF East 9Th street This
wooden structure will answer present needs and later
the false work for supporting the iron bridge
which Is to 60 in.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-06-06

That splendid educational inntitm.
lion, tire Tazewcll For.ale Academy;
closes most prosperous session this
week. We have often assorted that
the Principal: Mrs. II. b. Gillespie,
is ono OF the most accomplished and
successful teachers we linowS and as
Superintendent of Schools, the editor
has had exceptional opportunities To-
jddge of Tho efficiency OF her train.
ing. We have. never had M uppliI
cant for. TEACHERS certificate, other
from Mrs. Giilespio's or Prof. Groov.
er's ochool who did not pass n credit
able examination. We cannot Let
this opportunity pass without OK
pressing the unusual regret the com.
muniiy feels on the announcement
that those charming and gifted ladic /,
Mrs. Benninger and Miss Ready, will
terminate their connection with the
school with this session. Headlight.
! The Chicago Herald in speaking
of tho Lee monument hnvcillng
says: "Scvcral newspapers con.
denim the proceeding. They state
that he was - rebel and traitor
and accordingly undcserving Of
honor. But if history repeats it
self, as it has since tho world be.
gan, in no distant future every
! American will acknowledge that
Robert Il. Lee was n great and
good man. What Is more, they
will take pride I'M him and not a
few Of them will visit the monu.
mcnt erected to his memory by
the people who knew him best.
Hate is the usual cause of % civil
war, and the war itself intensifies
the hate. But peace, accepted in
good faith, should be the signal
for change of feeling. The quick
or this change is effected, the bet.
ter it will be forall parties"
Mr.. Patrick Foy, landscape gar
dener for the Norfolk and Western
Railroad Company, left this morn
ing with a large collection Of beau-
tifnl plants, which will be planted
in the grounds of the division su-
perintendents office, of Blucfeld.--
Roanoke Herald.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-06-06
EUPEPSY.

This is what you ought to have, in
fact, you mist have it, to fully enjoy
life. Thousands are searching for it
daily, and mourning because they
find 1t not. Thousands upon thoti
sands of dollars are spent annually
by our people in the hope that they
may attain this boon. And vet It
may be hqAby all. we guarantee
that Electric.Bitters, If used accord
ing to directions and the use persist.
ed in, will bring you Good Digestion
and GUST the demon Dyspepsia and
install instead Eipepsy. We recon
mend Electric Bitters for Dyspepsia
and ell diseases of Liver, Stomach
and Kidneys. Sold at SOC. and 81. 90
per bottle by A. f.. Hargrave, Drug.
;gists
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-06-06
CIinch Valley News.
LOCAL IND GENERAL
WE VS. BRIEFS.

The train to Dorm on "Wednesday
was crowded.
Mr.. r.. X. Wright, Jr.. has return
ed from Philadelphia
The closing exercises of Tazowell
High School will be htld next week.
Odd sizes in clothing for large
and small figures at Frank g. Co.'s.
Quite large party went down tho
Cllnch on fishing trip this morning.
We print on frat page the speech
of Hon. John A. Buchanan on the
tariff.
Wednesdays east bound train car
ried away large number OF young
ladies'.
Mr.. Il A. Saunders has recovered
from his late illness and is Mt his
post again.
Miss Matte Kelly, of Marion, af-
ter trip to Richmond, is visiting
Tazewell friends.
Our article or the Tazewell Fe-
male Seminary commencement will
appear in the next issue.
Miss Kate Kelly left Wednesday
with some of the Seminary girls to
visit them OF their homes.
The town was crowded with visit
ORB during the eally part OF the
week owing to the commencement
exercises at the Seminary.
Don't buy your clothing until you
see our stock. We can save you
money.
| Buchanan & HARRISON.
The Pocahontas Headlight will not
be published lonner. 1t has become
the property of the Graham Publish.
ing Co., and will be moved to Ora
ham.
Trunks, umbrellas and valises
always form a part of Frank &
Co.'s stock and the various kinds
are now on hand to be sold at close
prices.
MY. John Yanpelt, former Taze.
we'll boy, but now of Hinton, w. Va,
is visiting friends and relatives in
town and vicinity. John is wei
come visitor.
[ /. Franz 81 Company, the cloth.
Tiers, consider themselves entirely
and completely equipped for the
season in all things that go to make
the outer man pfesentabie.
Having found the credit system
q humbug, have determined to
Esell hereafter strictly for cash. So
when you come TO see me, bring the
money. Respectfully,
] L. v. SPOTS.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-06-06

1. Frank 81 Co. have built their
reputation here upon tho hon
esty of their goods and the fairness
of their prices, and the public is in.
vited to depend upon them still
when wanting clothing and gents
furnishing goods
A suit of clothes to last long
should fit well. /. Frank & Co.
manufacture their own goods after
the most approved styles and can
insure a tailor made tit. Their line
of spring and summer suits Is full
and any taste can he suited.
When Bnl,y was sick, we gave her Castoria
When she was Child she cried for Cas.oria
When sho became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, sho gave them Castorio
only daughter was greatly trou-
bled with ScrofuIa, and, atone time
1t WAS feared she would lose ller
sight. Ayers Sarsaparilla has com.
pletcly restored her health, and her
eyes are as well as ever, without a
trace of Scrofula in her SYSTEM
G. King, Killlngly. Conn.
Miss Mary Garnett, ono of Essex
county's fairest daughters, who has
been teaching in tho family of Rev.
~. Ii. Wingo, at Springvillo, during
the past scholastic year, left on the
Wednesday evening train for Mont
gomery county, where she will spend
a few weeks with friends before TO
turning to her home in Eastern Viz
ginia.
Whilo towns are booming and
factories building men must con.
tinue to wear clothing and have
hats and leggings and gum coats
and umbrellas and valises and
trunks and things. The only ques.
ton about the matter is as to whero
to get them under the most favora.
ble conditions. Well, j. Frank &
Co., the Leading Clothiers and gents
furnishers, have nothing in the
world to do but to supply any and
every demand in this connection.
Radford has drawn prize. We
congratulate her. A Trust and
Parking Company, backed by
Northern and English capital, has
just beer established in that enter
prising town. We refer our readers
to its advertisement in another col
nfnn. 1t is expected that through
this strong financial institution
capital will find its way and aid in
building up the city. Its influence
however, will not be confned to
.Radford, for we understand it is
The purpose of the company to Gu
courage every project thatis in
tended to develop tile resources o.
this entire section.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-06-06
SALE OF TOWN LOTS BEGAN

Arrangements employing
TN dTosu ccundcr
N ings under contract
slway iron minCs two lilies.
to omtca al Rich
to
hands frs
thu ofc
$3.50"
The CLINCH TIN
The andco I'M the
land little t be DONE.
fuel thu
o his town. -
Over $4,000 shaveb nsold.
For of and particulars tx
c. GRAHAM, County,
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-30
RECTAL SPECIALIST

SIAIE uF MICHIGAN
County ~ Kent.
Cara 3. saunders. Complainant,
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-30

ss--s reso- g5d Jo ksep neg ln1spsn-ielll
( - g41 3 r41 Dsl speken ~ Z saFs
J oreorfae.lr - saylug Aa-e-
u-oss pray perseFers ln thlt pr4-s
.sort1y intention. e Is one wllch ! 4La
s-rs ~ one a.l ever rrs e. persuade , oa
g. alter iet hsr keep her ual-lons g
1alr -ae looz foT some ere e-se- have
-sne allh her
A-a ia spike 81 BArras' endssvors ths
e. 80 taere
~ after years ale Mortansier ~a:
fou1 ~ oeasliaK th4g had she echosen, slls
uie1I hase teen empress ~ France and
elfs cf the most famous mzn cf tne age
6oa.d She have heea gifted sikh the FAC
llrv 90 foresight no doubt she would have
-eEarted mere leulently the young man
shom H. BIras wished her 90 marry -
Chambers Journal
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-30
NOTICE. OF COMMISSIONERS ON CLAWS:

NTAJE CT TNICHIGAN-County of Kent. s.
- Probate Court for said County.
Estate Of Ahlah rs ood deceased.
Tie undersigned having been appointed hy
tho Hon. Judge of Probate vf said county.
Commissioners 600 claims iu fNe matter ~ Sal
estate and siN months from fhe Nil daN 90
January. s.. ID. lsn. having been allowed hg
said Judge Of Probate. 10 a.l persons having
claims against said estate, ln which 20 pre-
sent their claims 70 US iuI examination and
ad us. M -uf.
Notice is hereby given. that We viii meet on
Tue-tay. tlr ,th day of April a. b. l-%i. and
uu TUESDAY. The >tl dav Of July. s '-. So. -
lIo'c.ocx q. u. of each day. "a thc Office oi
Montgomery IS Runfy 9- ottawa street in The
Cfyo ol Grand Rapids in ssid county, 80 rC
ce.v. and examine such Gains
uafea. January Dr.. s. N. eN
drsInRGF BT NDY.
CIV. EALkINr.
Commissioner.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-30

DEuBATE OEDLR--fafc of v chigan. coun
IS o; hrIt So. 80 p session nf the Probate
Court for sad county 20 Kent Nf.d - the Pro
bate Office. fn fhe city nf iifan4 lsT ds on fBe
1-4 day 90 January. Iu rhf year 0ur thou
sand eight HualIf8 aud lfnnfr.
Present. Cyrus j. Perkins. Judge of Probate
lu fht r..rfer uf fHe estate al
Reuben N Putnam fav = fiod %. court
petition TraT.ug tEat tao arm nisiratlon ~
81 a estate msv te rlalffd 90 'uin h- rrf
frl.
j. IS ordered. shat FRIDAY. tho lst CAV oi
Ertr.srr. rr1r. ~ ~ O'Clock fn fIe forenoon.
at said Probate once be appointed for hearing
81 "a ret.tior-
trfftfs further ordered that copy ~ thit
orIar hr rHI .-hef three sIrrrss. co. Wefkf
prett.re - ssI1 daV ~ IearIn in fhe Grand
EapifS SlaHv Tftt-rtr. fTHtfr. = news paper
~. rfel and l.r.u' 'sfinr In said county ~ fcrf
CYRUS PhHhIt~
f. -rrr rn-rf Judge ~ Probate.
fr..Fu = Nt-.r. Trr.Ffer- thurs
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-30

Alvin T. Saunders Defendant.
ST a session of said court. held al The Court
House lu the city az Grand Rapids. In said
county, on the alst day Of December. A. J..
Is-t
Present Hon VIM. ,. Grove. Circuit Judge
Iu fhls cause. 10 appearing from affdaNit on
hlr. that the defendant. Alvin J.. saunders j.
uut q res dent OF thls state. bat is a reNldeni
of the state Of Wisconsin. On motion
Maher and felker. conplaluAuts solicitors.
ordered mat The appearance" ~ SAID nou-fesi-
dent defendant. Alvin J.. saunders. De entered
herein within four months from the dale ~
"a les order. and lu case 81 his appearance ht
caHse his answer to the bin OF complaint 70 be
hled and copy thereof 10 Dee served On the
c0mplainauts solicitor within twenty days
after ser, c. On him of copy - said hill ana
notice of this order, and ln default thereof
said lill viii hg taken - confessed hy said non
resident defendant. And 10 is further OF
drred. That within fifteen days The complain
aat cause notice ~ THIS order 60 be pub
u,hed in The Grand Rapids Telegram Herald
q newspaper printed. published. aud clrcu,at-
ing lu SAID county, aud that said publication
Dee continued therein once lu each week Tor
Six week., "a Succession oT that he cause copy
90 this order To- he persona " served on said
nonresident def faudaut al least twenty DAYS
before thc time above prescribed ior his ap
pcarance.
WILLIAM J.. GROVE.
Circuit Judge
Mama & TE,ErR.
Comp lainanf q solicitors
Thursday. February j..
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-30
GET IT.
TheBlueBoOk Of Trade Marks
aoEk fak
EVERY MANUFACTURER.
INVENTOR. MERCHANT,
and BUSINESS MAN.

ln fact, an interesting book
FOR any ones perusal Over
400 illustrations showing the
trade marks OF as many arti-
cles. invaluable 10 any inyen-
tor or manufactures seeking a
new trade mark or design.
Many hints given. The Trade
Mark law fully discussed. Sold
only by the publishers. Sent
postpaid on receipt of $l.0O.
POND & RAYMOND,
New Haven, Conn.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-30
MATTERS n MICHIGAN.

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Hll meet at >ssutw next june. ant
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numerous other duties n8. assumed tl,r
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Telegram-herald., 1890-01-30

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ducos q SOFT and beautiful skin; il
combine, every element ot beauty and
purty.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-30

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Telegram-herald., 1890-01-30
RIDDLES AND PROVERBS.
GREAT IMPORTANCE ATTACHED TO
THEM ~ EARLY TINES.

Fable Tales In which ola Rlddles Play
Promiaent P4rt-Adyenturss of the
Kings son with the witch Sad In the
Den OF Murderers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-22
ltaal Nollcc5.

- UPREME COURT. County of New ork1
- ws1,s 6od Ads sn ' raddos again, ra @
sr nsaS a, ng Ao, DSS nGao To S,r
land Della DIN It, ad th9uncey OlHst'ad. h,i nu-,'iu
@ Frank RAY , 9sr aIo' TIai, !s"RY ! !SSaa
james NJ nunperiord' her husband Louisa VAUGHAN ps
an i To- the pantiGJ Een R. ,nda 10, pr h 1ayo'.
r. ,io,ns g' laa r. Wright Sheppard knapp
trustee John L. Graham Wil'ism Iur,s Noy'r ~ ~
IN" City Of Xew.i ORR Alexander r. stewart, defend
'"' sgrrhnNgdN s5asns srS S,sGs Dodge Helen
WadrSortn Ano- wai-worth D,a omstead. chaunceey
uiehalon 1'I ilaiie NJ u@aerford James NJ l!ungc
lord Louisa vape.a9 Ellen H. Randall p'"o" Doo-e anu
o, D sr 6 i Summoned to answer supplemental
eo3r on the Plaintiffs attorney within twenty day,
Of service and in case Of failure to an
ewer judgment viii taken against you BY default for
l NsrE Es g. ' isoG !" W. Hi'd3aSy
omre e @ir,ia 6o bod V Helen O. raddock Paddock
her Sussaa we Sl5 fRs' N %ad'Tgsi E
i;ar jenny Hutchinson $ C. Hutchinson. Harriet NJ
Iiungerl i,t, AM .ad y" Dodsc. hi wife:
The orrgof 'aP rss to ' a" oSa,r Of ion s
T. A1dr'ws justice Of The spIrsne GogTi Of the Stat Of
1 rs " COUNTY 81 s,s in tss y SSp,
noq ". m IH Us Attorney for Plaintiff
CTpRENE cot 'RT County of New York
on %a H1a A" S D d' r@" " ~ ad
anek Paddock. her husband Whose first
name "a v.,dsvorih Amos wadswdrth, her hu-
land Della Olnlst.ad Chaunc"y Oln>ad, her husband ;
Ella Eav Frank Ray. her husband jenny Hutchinson.
Jaurs NJ iIungerford hor Husband Louisa Vaughan
n'nor Iodrr Dode" his wife lwho,e Inst nam, +
,nlno,yI' - plarfin Ellen Il Randall. Jos ph l.. Iay
icr president Of tnc Central Bank IN IT, Ely Of New
n Trustee &c tn Commercial Bank Of rlens FALL,
Ii'bp " IIinman william G.. Mhlprle and the knickcr
Oo'N'' '''" Il PPLFNISTAL SUMMONS
70 the above nau,d d.fcndants Ocia'.a Dodge, H,rn
,ottS Imo- Wad-vor,h Della onstead Chaun-
Moi'"' stead Ella Raw. Frank Ray, Jenny
iiiiusc nr09 lanes NJ llunr,ro.d Louisa Vaughan
LIZ ,7 n Randall Damon Dodge aud - Dodge. his
you ar. hereby summoned 70 The supplemental
,.,yaf,. ia FIJI. action aud serve a copy OF your
es,"r on the plaintiff, attorney within twenty days
mr. th. service Of this SUMMONS cNelusiN" ~ the Dag
t,r .a,r oni viii Poe taken against by default for
.h re,t den and,d n the suppl mental complaint Dated
W,,'b = $500 J. " HNMIs. Plaintiff Attorney.
1ec. ,ddr 4- No. 40 NI~-iu-st.. Nrw-fofh cry.
'fo Ottawa Dolc". llr.u q. Paddock - raido"k
hcr husband Nancy ". Waesvorth. Amo' wadsworth.
i,,v Jenny llutchn-on -. 6. Uulclin-on. Harriet NJ
iin,,i,'rfDr,i Jane 81. Iuugerfofd Louisa Vaughan.
ii,a,'o, pndr, and Dolr, n- VIE.
The fol .ioi fr supplemental summons j. ..r''d upon
Won ~ public lion pursuant 70 an order of Hon '''of
y Andr,v- Justice of fhr supreme to.t 81 t, >ia' y
%n,,.Ynrk dated the seventh daF OF March l-'t. ana
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! " HAYES N'ornDr for fllintH.