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SlOAk<S IL LEEs
RIO LET-AT REASoNABLE RhNT. kUIID-
/ ing In coed location fer Slaeksrnith-shop
wbeeiwright or light mandatory purposes. For
particulars apply 10 0sFARRELi. d CO.. ii Mont
gomery st. $3.50 1t
moO SAC HOWARD LIVING ROOMS
NDO. ASHTON q GARDINkR, All AensSem-
cry st. stlz IN 1fhss
ok CENTRAL, NV: cor. Posi-
DIO. and LsrkIn. +. s. KELLY. 1cl EDDY. In
UNNY CORNER GKoCtKYs MIXTURES. 3
- liying-rooms: reasonable rents whole 5uiidlng
IL required TO good tenant. ozs Nina stsel9 So
I ARGE SAMPLE OK WORK ROOM, TAIL
] or's or manufacturers. 9sf Market ct. cor
Sixth -. y '.
ATToRNEYs-AT-LAw.
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"A w. HOWE. att'y-at-law ~ sloeeeol ~ az VI
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IL. Clay ST
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- Regular Month Social -
27~S dance of the Thistle Club will be Il n "
held at the hall, ll5 MiGna St. on SAT SATN
URDAY EVENING. September 80. at 8. &%
JAMES X. WATSON, CAief.
ARCHD MACKILLoP. Secretary
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RESPECTABLE GIRL WISHES SITUATION
IL Ia American family TO do general housework
Apply 2l2 Grove ST. =
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ruAr,nNs wANrEp-c oNTINuEp.


"a ANTED-A FEW SETS OF BOohS ~
in manufacture ng and merchandising addrrss
IeayenwOrth SeZJ ~
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\ OUNO GERMAN GIRL WANTS SITUATION
TO DO general homework. Please call or ad-
dress Al Third ST.. room % se29 8t*
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A. H. thompson, Secretary.
Omce-Room 20, Nevada block No. 3O9 Mont
geometry ST.. San Erancisro. California. sa2h Id
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SWEDISH GIRL WISHES SITUATION TO ID,
~ houseworB. $40 Howard ST.
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N ANTED-FOR DRESsMAKING. 2 ROOM
w or furnished and unfinished: inside c
Jones ana Bush SITS. Address particulars to Dress
maker. box l3l. can branch once.
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LXPERIEN CED WOMAN WANTS POSITION;
- is good cook. bakev aud laundress: national
ity, Scotch; references. Address Cook. IN Elm
ave-, bet. Pierce and Scott sts., Golden Gate ave
and Turk st. se2e 2t%
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SITUATIONS wANrEp-C CONTINUED

IA ANTED-BY GOOD HOUSEKEEPER A SIT
" alton In widower's family; wages not so much
an object as a gooh home. Address Il. Il. w. box
lis, Call Branch Oiice se30 It's
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DELIABLE YOUNG GERMAN GIRL wANTSA
IL situation as seamstresS and to do upstairs
work. Please call or address bl2la TayIor. 2S Is
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a. ANTED-SITUATION BY CAPABLE Ell
derry woman as hOusekeeper in widower's
lamily; is Kind 10 children: objection to cOun-
try. Apply at SO ID orland ST.. bet. Seventeenth
and Eighteenth and Guerrero and Dolores 29 3ts
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EASTERN WOMAN WISHES SITUATION
IL short distance from the city; is good house
keeper and seamstress. Address C. l., S59 Hayes
street. se29 2ts
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MARRIED WOMAN WOULD LIKE TO DO
uA work in rooming-b house in exchange for
rooms. Address S. hox 80. Call Branch ONCE =
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RESPECrABLE SWEDISH GIRL WANTS To
Mission st. =
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SITUATION WANTED BY WIDOW TO Do
- nousework aud cooking in private family; CITY
or country. Please call or address 1924 Howard
St, room 81
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COMPETENT AMERICAN WOMAN WANTS
~ situation 60 do homework; is good plain cook.
nrst- class laundress. Obiging and not afraid of
WORK; prefer young couple or small children; also
g0od nurse II required Address or call E. r..
llU4 Mission ST.
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AGENTS WANTED.


A GENTS WANTED IN EVERY COUNTY TO
~ handle 'rhe Book of the Fair to whom ex-
elusive territory will be given; canvassing outfit
ready; the finest work ever published; sells
on sight: a fortune in it for the right person;
write AT once for terms and territory. THE BAN
CROFT COMPANY. 1913 Market ST., SYST ThSa ct
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FoR WE wEATHnRwIsE.
Mays Record for twenty-five Years 1
Kept ut Washington.


Mays Record for Twenty-Five Years III
Kept ut Washington.
The chief Of the weather bureau has
furnished the following observations
for the month Of May, taken at this
station for period Of twenty-five years,
showing the average and extreme con-
ditions OF the more important meteor
illogical elements and the range, with
such variations as may be expected to
keep during any corresponding month.
Mean or normal temperature, 64'.
The warmest May was that OF 1880,
with an average oil 7Oo.
The coolest May was that Of 1883,
with an average OF 500.
The highest temperature during any
May was 96', on the Goth, 1880.
The lowest temperature during any
May was 94o, on the Let, 1876,
Average date on which last "killing'
frost occurred lin spring. April IA.
Average precipitation train and melt
ed SNOWY for the month 800 inches,
Average number OF days with ,0l OF an
inch or more, twelve. The greatest
monthly precipitation was 1865 inches
in 1885,
The least monthly precipitation was
1.Sl inches in 1875.
The greatest amount Of precipitation
recorded in any twenty-iour hours was
$50 inches on May and s, 1856.
Average number OF Cloudless days,
10; average number OF partly cloudy
days, IL; average number OF cloudy
days, O.
The prevailing winds have been from
south.
The highest velocity Of the wind dur.
ing any May was fifty miles on May 10,
1889.
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My wife was confined to her bed for
over two months with a very severe at
tack Of rheumatism. We could got
nothing that would afford her any 70.
lief, and as last resort gave Chamber
lain's Plain Balm trial. To our great
surprise she began to improve after the
first application, and by using it regu-
larly she was soon able to got up aud
attend to her house work. E. II. John
son, Of @. ]. Knutson & Co., Kensing-
ton. MINI.
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His Degrees.
London Answsrs

London ARsIrtrs.
scene-A London hotel. Enter Ameri.
can stranger, who is asked by tho pro-
prietor to sign the visitors book. He
reads several names previously en-
tered, and asks the meaning OF some
appendages, such as IN, r. Q, v. S."
ETC., then writes as follows: "Tom
Swan, B. D. B. i. B. b."
Proprietor (angrily)--"Don't mako q
fool OF my book, sirl"
stranger-"Why, that'a my title"
Proprietor-"Your what! What does
1t stand for?"
stranger-"Well, Pm the Best Blow.
ing Bugler in the Boston Brass Band"
COLLAPSE OF the proprIetoEl
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Is daily chronicle in our papers; also
the death OF Bome dear friend, who has
died with consumption, whereas, If he
or she had taken 0tto's Cure for Throat
and Lung diseases in time, life would
have been rendered happier and per.
haps saved. Heed the warning! II you
have cough or any affection, OF the
throat and lungs call at Logan Drug
Co., sole agent, and get q trial bottle
free. Large size Soc. A
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The Author OF q ramous phrnse

London Daily Eflrs
1t was not, as Sir John Lubbock is 70.
ported to have said, Mr.. Sullivan who,
discussing licensing arrangements in
the house Of commons, described a par
ticular class OF Scotch whisky as "pass-
ing down the throat like torchlight
procession" The author Of this graphic
and familiar illustration was Mr.. W. H.
GSulliyan, gentleman whose fidelity
to the national spirit, combined with
the initials OF his Christian name. led
to the bestowal upon him by his com.
patriots Of the sobriquet whisky"
0'Sullivan.
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Tho Dreaming Kitten.
Forest and Stream.

The other day when kitty lay sound
asleep in the cushion chair she uses
for a bed put a small piece OF fresh
beef on the end OF q toothpick and held
1t within half an inch OF her nose.
After o few minutes the muscles OF the
throat twitched slightly, the mouth
opened, the jaws began to work and
every detail Of chewing and swallowing
followed, after which she licked her
lips; but she slept right on, and she did
not awake for some time atterward.
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nnnltlnn,u Arnlnn snivO.

Tho best salve in tho world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rhcum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns and all skin oruptionS, and posi-.
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
It Is guaranteed TO give perfect satisfac.
ton or money refunded. Price 25 cents
q box. For salo by Logan Drug Co.
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s.B. DuppEY, mate Of steamer Arl.
Eona, had his foot badly tanned.
Thomas Ecloctric Oil oired II. Nothing
equal 10 II for a quick pain relievor
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When Baby was Eick, wo gave her castoria.
When she was q Child, she cried for castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to csstOra
When she had Children, Sho gavO them CAstOria
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wa
So that, II there woto "no breaks in
tho chain, ton times ono plan which
reached only tho tenth series ought
theoretically to yield over a thousand
million dollars. Practically there arc
difficulties In tho way, u minor ono DO.
Ing that there arc not inhabitants
enough on tho earth to receive and
answer the letters, and that postal com.
municatlon with Mars and oihor super.
terrestrial abiding placCs Is slow and
Irregular,
Other interesting results might 10
figured out from these data.
Tho l,lll,lll,lll lottcrs OF Bay 800
words zach, would contain 1888 1888, $685.
800 words aud consume at moderate
estimate 1922 yOprs OF labor, at eight
hours day, Sundays and holidays OK.
copied.
The stationery uBed, II OF good quality
from tho sOndefs private stock, would
wulgh about 10000 tons.
10 tho unparalleled II will occur
that tho breaks In the chain" vlndi.
cato tho beneacont conservatism which
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In saying that Hoods sarsaparilla
curee, its proprietors make no idle or
extravagant claim. Statements from
thousands OF reliable people OF what
Hoods sarsaparilla has done for them,
conclusively provo the tact-HooD's
sarsaparllla OuREs.
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NEW YoRK, April 2S--ptg iron dull; American
az S1 7I a e cRRPS SuS9t pG su. af ID 90 Lead
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HOOPS Pills act especially upon the
liver, rousing 1t from torpidity to its
natural duties, euro constipation and
assist digestion. l
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SIGNS OF SPRING.

Columbus DipGteh
When you And your winter trousers knees are
And Your winter coat is cOal-bcgrlued and
glum,
You may wager winters lega in tllght are wOs'
And that spring. seductive spring at last has
come
When you find tho moving wagons newly painted
Are proceeding back and forth ind oand rom,
While the men are lifting stoves IN Language
salnted,
tits pretty safe to say that spring has come,
When thewomen at the windows Gll are peering
Watching every load OF stun the movers bring
Judging people by tho YuTnlsh and YeneeTing
And the quantity OF iuTniture-its spring
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RAILROADS.
Wheeling 6 Elm Grove Railroad.

WHEELING & Eli GT0V6 Railroad.
On aud after Saturday, October 1, isJ!, tralnI
will rim ~ follows. city time;
LEAVE WHEELING 10 100 o. m. TOO q M. $50
a. M, 900 n m, 1000 nj. II 100 q tn 1900 m
100 p, M, 400 p, m, 800 p, M. 400 n M, OBI
p M, 0.OOp m, 100 p. m, 800 p m, 800 p.
M 400 y. m.
LEAVE Elm GRoyE-sO;Ooa tn. 7.OoA M. 500
q m. GOA m, 1000 IN, II 100 O. IN, 1900 IN.
100 p. m. 100 p IN. 800 p IN. 400 .. M 5il1
p, H., 600 p. m, 100 p, mH 500 ?, IN, 9!l0p
H., 10 Top. m
SDallr, except Sunday.
Sunday Church trains ioavO Elm Grove a
p,lB a IN. and Wheeling nt il;l1 p. M
II. Z WElSaRRBtr,
oct General MAnnEos
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New YoRK, April %, business In dry good
was uniAvorabiy affected by tho parade wlicl
caused aBeml.ofllUlal holiday.
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~ pennsylvania stations.
0!lERl i#iiiz1;il!i 5.l F5g5:I
-N Trninn Run hr centrnl Titno.

ricREr OFFICES AT pHNNBYivANA CITATION Of
WATgl IT., FOOT OH ElFyENTiI TT, WiitELtNdi
AT NutunR HOUSE, WfEEIlEut AND ~ TIM
PENNSYLVANIA HTATfON nhtDaRrolT.
eotrTtfwrRr srsrEH-"pAN HANDLE RouTn.H
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'etroicun.

NEW YoRK, April ?s.--The petroleum market
was weak throughout on limited dealings
Pennsylvania oil, spot sales mono, May options
sales ", 900 barrels opening 67lci highest, 0Sc
lowest 67ltc, closing offered at O7hC
OF CRY, PA, April 2S-Oponod and high
est $50; lowest 6lNo; closed G7gsc, sales 3J.
900 barrels ClGnrahces $1,000 barrels; Bhlp.
mGnts i66,6ib bArrelsi runs 81 ,457 barrels
PITTSBURGH. PA, April 28-oponCd at OTsIo,
closed al 679ci highest 67Ilc; lowest GT5to
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EDUCATIONAL
PH0NOGRAPHIC EXAMINATION

The monthly examination Of students in tho
Shorthand Department OF the WHEELING
BUslEESS COLLEGE was held In College
Hall Friday. tho oath ulL ClRSs No gained
FIRST in general average. No: tlfst 10
writing familiar work; No, arst speed
In trnnslating miscellaneous work. Then each
member OF class No. l. namely: Miss EettIe
Brainard OF saltwater. o. Miss Carrie Stewart
OF Martins Ferry, o.; Miss Mary Ritter. city and
Miss Anna Lingau, city. passed personal final
examination under dislnterested examiner.
writing 100 TO 10 words TO tho minute Of un'
familiar miscellaneous matter. thus emitting
them 10 the highest graduating honon and 10
our beautiful Autographed Diploma Of the
Shorthand Department OF the under graduates,
number presented especially tine work In
typewriting and penmanship IN acquiring
thorough knowledge Of Shorthand, our students
make the quickest time OF any school In this
country. which results entirely from the great
simplicity OF our new method, "Shorthand Sim.
plIhed," OF which we hold the exclusive copy.
right and which includes the bost points OF
the Pitmanic. Graham and Munson systems and
over which our students arc sovery enthusiastic.
ami
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Wool.

Nrw YoRK, April 2s,-wool outlet and Arm
domestic fleece 27a5scI pulled 2OaO7c Texas
l7a2ic
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, April 2S,--wool quiet;
prices nominal and without change.
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Children Cry for Pitchers CastorIa..
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Fentures Of the Money and Stock
Markets.


New YoRK, April 2s,-Money on call easy at 8
per cent closed offered at per cent Prime
mercantile paper Gas per cent Sterling eE-
change Arm at sisillais s5l. Bales were $4,000
shares
The stock market opened active and buoyaut
on the result OF yesterdays conference between
Secretary Carlisle and bank officials In this city,
the favorable reception accorded the Reading
plan OF reorganization and the liberal purchases
Of securities for London account. AgOOd many
u to per cent Reading and Manhattan being
IN the lead Toledo Ann Arhor aud DistillOrs
and few industrlals were weak and lower
The general market enjoyed a rally after |
hour aud the market closed weak In tone at the
lowest prices for some shares and rally OF u to
u for others.
Railroad bonds were active and irregular
Sales 81, eO30OO,
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ding sd
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INDIGESTION, and Stomach disorder. ta,o
browns IRON BITTEIIS.
All dealers keep H. 81 ppr bottle, Genuine has
trademark and crossed rcd lines on wrapper.
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co.
On and after Monday. December 10, Passenger
Trains Will run as follows: "DailE tDhly e.
cent Sunday Central Time.
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prevail in the ordering of the universe,
wherein nothing ever happens exactly
as 1t is planned,
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"TEN TIMES ONE"
A Curious Little Lesson in Arlthmctioal
Progression.

A Curious Little Lesson in ArithmotiOal
Progression.
New York Recorder.
Edward Everett Hale assumed a heavy
load of responsibility when he formed
the idea Of the "ten times one" clubs.
1t is beautifully simple. Ten persons
get together aud prepare letter setting
forth the object for which money is no.
CURED, and each sends out to personal
acouaintances or others ten copies Of IL.
Each recipient is supposed To contribute
ten cents and send out ten more copies
OF the letter, with pathetic ADMIRATION
that "any break in the chain will re.
suit in serious loss" to the worthy OBJ.
jeCt explained.
The theory Is that "ten cents won't
break anybody" which 10 true; but
that the trustees might break down uu.
der tho labor OF accounting for the
money II everything went smoothly 10
evident from this simple computation:
Tho first series Yields. ...................., 81
Tho second series yiGlds.................. 10
The third series yields.........,,..... 100
Tho fourth series yields .".,........,.,,. 1000
Tho fifth series ylOds......,,..,..,....,,, 10000
The sixth s0rios yields ,.."".,.,.....,,. 100000
Tho seventh series yiclhs...,..,,,,,,.,. iOOO,OO0
The eighth series ylcldsn."o,,.n..o,n 10000 900
The ninth series ylelds....,....,,.... i00OOO,OUJ
Tho tonth series yi0lds"".."""",.." 1000 10000
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Bedlzened Male Creatures Made Up Like
Secondhand Prlma Donnas.
london Letter IN he Boston Herald
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1893-11-09

THIS is the sensible way that Sen ator
Voorhees, answers the silly talk that
has to certain extent been INDUCED
in by some cracked-brained people
about the repeal of the purchasing
clause Of the Shermon silver law result
ing in split in the Democratic party
On the Democratic side of the chamber
while there were very strong differ
ences of opinion, l do not know of 9
single unfriendly feeling left by the
protracted discussion. Neither party
organization nor personal relations
have been disturbed. We viii! take
up our work on the tariff and other
great questions when we meet in
December as If nothing had happened
to mar our peace with one another OF
to impair our strength for the public
good. Our faith in the present able
and thoroughly patriotic administrl
ton has never been greater than now
and, to my mind, the future wears &
bright and promising aspect.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1893-11-09

OWING to the estimates of the va
rious departments OF the government
for the next fiscal year not being quite
ready, the members of the House COM
mittee on Appropriations will get two
weeks of rest, but on the twentieth
instant they will begin to prepare the
regular Appropriation bills and from
that time until the bills become laws
they will be on the jump all the time.
The work of this committee is always
hard, but it will be harder than usual
this year, because the condition of the
Treasury makes it necessary that every
item shall be carefully scrutinized and
everything Topped off that can be done
without.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1893-11-09
DAVID C. BOREN DEAD.
Another Old Veteran Laid to Rest.

Comrade David G. Boren depart
ed this life Nov. 4, 1898 in the 47th
year of his age.
The deceased was an old soldier
and comrade of S. K. N. Patton
Post No 26 Department of Ten
essee, G.. A. R. Funeral services
were conducted at his residence, by
Comrade Rev. G. w. Coleman, at
8 o'clock on the 9th inst, A large
number Of friends and relatives be-
ing present
After which his comrades of The
S, X. N. Patton Post, and Eliza.
ton Post took charge of the body,
and buried it, according to the
beautiful ritual of the G. A, R. The
casket having been draped in the
coors of our country,
The services we're conducted by
Comrade A. Cantwell, Commander
OF Post. Comrade S. 7. Harris Past
Commander and W. M. Christian
Chaplain, assisted by the Saylor
Church choir. The services were
both sole u and impressive. Eighty
Comrades we're in line at the grave
and from two to three hundred
friends witnessed the ceremony.
We sympathise with the aged
father wife and children of the de.
ceased. And thank God that they
sorrow not as those which have nc
hope; because our Comrade ant
brother gave satisfactory evidence
of his readiness and willingness tC
go and answer roll call on the Other
Snore. Peace TO his aSheS, until
glorious resurrection shall bid the
, sleeping dust arise.
, The comrades and friends. desire
to express thanks to Mr.. Isaac T
Williams and the young ladies ant
gentlemen of the choir for the beau
tiful music rendered during the ser
vice.
Our wife and babies request US t,
return thanks to Frank Banner, 70
two quarters of nice beef sent on sub
scription. Here's hoping Frank, tba
, nothing of an unpleasant nature wi
befall you in this life or hereafter.