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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1895-06-19
Mr.. S. II. Edmunds Elected to Sue
ceed Mr.. Dufhe.

The Board of School Commissioners met
the purpose of electing Superintendent and
teachers Tor both the white and colored
schools
Mr.. John B. Duffie, who has been Snpern-
senden, of the schoo 8 since the organization,
handed in his resignation, which was ac-
cepted
The Board then proceeded to elect Super
n,endent There were TWO appllcatons
presented to the Board, that Of Mr S h.
Edmunds of this city. and Mr. D. l. Rambo,
of Wedge6rld Mr. Edmunds was elected on
the first ballot.
The election of teachers in the schools was
postponed until Friday evening, s o'clock.
The election of Mr. Edmunds to the super
lntendencv gives general satisfaction, and no
more popular selection conld have been made
by the Board Mr. Edmunds was for three
years first assistant in The school, and made
Il most envinbe reputation AS an Instructor
He WAS popular with parents and teachers,
for he has in n marked degree the ability 10
impart knowledge, and won the confidence Of
his pupils When he resigned his position
two years ago 10 accep. the principalshlp OF
The Presbyer High School, of Rock Hill,
there WAS general regret ic the community,
and it was felt that the school had suffered a
na,eria! loss. His experience qualities him
in an eminent degree for fhe position AT the
head Of the Graded School System Of this
city, and the growth aud improvement of the
schools under his uperintendency is conf
den,y predicted Mr.. Edmunds is 10 be con-
graduated upon his election, but Sumter is to
be congratulated 10 greater degree that the
service. Of Mr. Edmunds have been secured.
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Her Services Appreciated.

Miss Y. Eioise Wilson returned 10 her
home u. Sumter, $ c., on Friday For TIE
past year sac has been the very elfc!eu; au1.
popuIar principel OF the primary departmen,
o. our city schools. and il is with great
regret that we give up hex services She Was
not an applicant for reelection. While here
she demonstrated that she was a teacher OF
rare excellence and ability.-Dcwson Ga }
NeMS
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MARRIAGE.

Invita,ions announcing the marriage of
Rev. J S. Harizell and Miss Gertrude
Waddil have been issued. The marriage
will be celebrated in ST. Davd's Church.
Cheraw, at 3 O'Clock, on Thursday, June
o0,b
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Try "Gleriana," one Of the new drinks a
Chinas soda fountain. The most fashions'
bile drink. June 4-lw
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Improved Cherry Phosphate delicious
beverage at Chinas. June 4-lw.
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One Pound Of superior Writing
Paper, With Envelopes to match, sold
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1895-06-19

Root Beer cold as ice, can be found at
China soda fountain, only SC. glass.
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'Sotol' at China's soda fountain. Some
thing new and nice. June 4-lw.
Cbiua's Soda is right. Try it.
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Mai. H. Frank Wilson has been invited to
read n paper on 1.-The Public Schools and the
New Constitution" before the State Teachers,
Association, which meets in Spartanburg in
I,,Iu
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Mr.. 3. A. Hussey on Wednesday afternoon
shot and slightly wounded negro girl,
daughter of Isaac Ballard. Two Of Balard's
children, boy and girl, were trespassing on
Mr. Hussey's laud-picking blackberries-
and he shot u; them with small shot TO
frigh,en them away. The girl was shot On
the leg and hand, bu, the wounds are very
slight. ar Hussry has been hound over TO
tand trial at the next term Of Court for
hootiug the daughter of Isaac Ballard.
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The Mason Telephone Shop finished an or
der tor thirty telephones and an exchange
switch board to be put up at Stasesville, N.
c.. Friday. The new telephones telng
turned out now are handsomer il appearance
aud more perfect IN their operation than any
made heretofore.
have two li;tle grand children who are
eethlng this ho; Summer weather and are
troubled with bowel complaint give them
Chamberlain : Colic, Cholera and DiaTrhoea
R.meGy anG II acts ike a charm. earnestly
recommend IT for children 0ith bowel ttou-
n'eS was myself taken with a severe attack
o; bloody fax, with cramps and pains in my
stomach, one-thr1 of a bottle Of this remedy
cured me Within twen,y-four hours was
ou, Of bed and doing my housework. Mrs.W
L Dunagan, Bon-aqua, Hickman Co., Tenn.
For sale ty Dr.. A. j. China.
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One half the inmates of the County Poor
House belong to two families, and these
families are close blood relations. There
must be someth ing in heredity.
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FOR SALE.

TINE WHOLE OR A PART OF TIE
MCDOWELL PLANTATION, contain
ing $40 acres, about mile and a-bslf South
of the City of Sumter Apply 10
JAMES MCDOWELL,
May l7-tf. Manning, 5. Z.
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Rev. J. W. Mckay was in the city Monday.
Nj. J. J. Watson. of ColumbiA, is in the
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usnoIntrv ana lhr TaIlor,. I'm.

For the paitry Ofenso Of owing a tai
lor's bill, one oil the smart set belong
ing to the great Vanderbilt family was
slapped in the Newport jail, The young
man has not only a great family con-
noction, but is an ornament to tho polo
field and plays golf from away back.
Yet he waa putin jail as though he
had been a common dead.beat. lie
would be- in jail still II his uncle, Cor
neIiuS Vanderbilt, had not paid the bill,
at the same time imposing the condi.
ton that Mr.. Vanderbilt! Allen would
got out Of Newport and compel its gid.
ed society to try to got along without
him.
1t is not often that the press Of this
free country is callRd on to chronicle
such An outrage. Wasl It not pay enough
for tho tailor man that Mr.. Vanderbilt
Allen consented to wear garments Of
production2 II he had told Mr. Van.
dsrbilt Allen that no must pay for his
clothes or 20 to Jail Is it iiEoty that Mr..
Vanderbilt Allen would have ordered
tho Earmcnts2 Mr.. Vanderbilt Allen
doubtless though. the tailor would feel
himself sufficiently honorod to hRvO the
namo OF Vanderbilt Allen on his books,
and that 1t would never enter his mind
10 bother about collecting the money.
We nrO forced to tho conclugiOn tina!
Bir. Vanderbilt Alton haI boon made,
mosG cruelty made, the victim Of mis-.
placed confidence. What would become
Of our best society II tho young bloods
who do not pay tho taitor vera thrust
into jail and hold there until ro1OomOd2
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A nl.crnoefni AdmIssL0N.

Some of tho members Of the legi''
lature OF 1892 who voted for the present
excise law arc telling tho New York
World that they never would have
supported that measure it they had
thought it was to be enforced so harshly
as it is being enforced now They
should be ashamed to say SO.
When thoy voted for it they did &C
probably to satisfy those who demanded
the law, taking it for granted that Tam
many would be on hand to see that it
WAS not enforced. Last ysaTa election
inset this calculation and brought to
tho front au administration which ia
irving to do the duty it is sworn to do
When legislators admit that they
helped to pass u law which they did
not expect TO be enforced, they make
an admission which sh ows them to be
tricks,ers Of a very low grade. There
is nothing for them in their point that
the law is being harshiy enforced, Men
who violate the law are brought up for
punishment How else could the law
be eniorcsd2
The way to escape punishment is to
obey the law. Every man in New York
who has been made to pay the penalty
had fair notice that the new adminiStra'
zion was determined to enforce the law.
not one Of them could claim any such
notice, but they all had it.
The New York excise law is not the
frs. to be passed with the understand
ing that 1t could DO violated with i'm
punity, but wo do not recall! so dis
graceful an admission as the New York
legislators have made, II their idea
was to place themselves in contempt oil
a wholesome public opinion they have
succeeded bsyond question.
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STORM AT

Comfortable Da,nags pOas-May Prove
u loom to Lumbcrmon.
Special DbpaEA % ts IHialt7sHc7.
PARKFRs8uRo, July l6-This city was
visited by q heavy rain storm this
morning which was accompanied BY
much lightning and thunder. About
one inch Of water fell 10 an unusually
short time. Much damage was done.
The front foundation wall Of the new
city building. which was completed aud
ready ior the brick work, was thrown
down aud Contractor p. L Miller will
sustain a LOIS OF S40O or $500. This
made the second time this wall has
boon thrown down during heavy rain
storms.
Lightning struck on upper Murdoch
avenue In a vacant lot, teGrlug up the
ground and splitting q tree. It also
struck on Prospect street, committing
the same queer freaks az it did on the
avenue,
Rains extended up the Little Kama.
Wha river and 1t is expected that that
stream will DO swelled 10 such q height
that 1t will be sufficient to let out
Thousands Of dollars Of valuable timber
that has bean lying at hOadWAterI IIncO
early last spring.
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menIs for old aud young, even to the
little tots who get more enjoyment out
Of 1t than anyone else. Il Is q lne place
for that Interesting study OF mankind,
by man. There 10 the man who knows
his great great grandfather and the man
who knows everything, THIS reminds
one OF the Joke Of Max 0'Rsllr the
French humOriIh who said n peculiar
feature OF Americans was that they did
not know their grsndiathsrI. To which
ouT humoriSt, Mark Twain, rsjoined
that the psouli arity OF tho French al a
natinn was that they did not know their
fathers. There In a man here, tho son
Of an ex-governor Of Kentucky, who
knows nothing but his father. He talks
him by the day and by the clock, II
ron como hero don't lot him catch You,
unless Il 10 very hot weather. He will
soon bore you Is full Of holes as a nut
meg Crater.
Tho head waiter Of a place like this.
who has charge Of a dining room which
will seat over sixteen hundred people,
mBst be 40 aHtScFRt, q mathematician,
u statesman and q diplomat He has
his Ideas for oil he docs, Of course, but
why he placed me al a table between a
rich JsweaS, q way down Oaat yGu6ea
mllliner, an IrIh.scotchman and a lat
woman 10 beyond my ken. / would
like to ask MIN, but ] an afraid, lest |
d0o'' get at table q 81.
Tho guests here, especially tho ladies,
are 6nO looking aud well dressed and
appear to enjoy lie the day through.
but this only reminds u that behind
many q polished Shoa there 10 q corn.
/ have been a resident Of Georgia
Row bat a short time, yet l want a cock.
tail At night a toddy Of mornings and
am thinking seriously Of buying a race
horse. l could swear bOiorn / became d
resident, ARTHUR MIDDLETON.
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There Ia criticism Of tho celebration
to take place at Mozart Park on the go
inst. in honor Of Whooling'6 centennial
year. Since anybody may choose hlS
" way Of celebrating. this particular
celebration doc, not aoon fairly open TO
chucisn. II merely %proVidoi Il certain
Kind otcotoDrRtion for those who dosiro
10 tako pattinih
Tho date selected has no spcoial alg.
Rtaeaaee, iof uIe only date Of Import.
nnco 10 this connection lna! eau bc 10.
liol OIL with certainty Ia Clrl'lm1a
bay on which Tho Virginia legislature
passed. tho act Incorporating tho city
Of Wheeling Borno citizens hayo boon
qulOuy trying 10 doyiio q celebration
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The Liberals arc catching II right and
loft in the parliamentary elections.
Thoy are not only losing seats by the
Wholesale, but they havo had thor
head cut oil, for among tho defeated is
Sir William Vernon IIarcourL the Lib.
eral leader In tho house Of commons.
This is to the Liberal party what the
doieas oil William L. Wilson was TO tho
Democratic party In tho congregational
elections OF 1894, a result which put a
large and flowing feather Ia West Viz.
EiniL'S cap.
Under tho British system Sir William
Harcours eau got n seat from q on
stilusncy in which his party has a satO
majority, but a man OF his rank does
not enjoy such q slap in tho face. Tho
returns thus far Indicate that tho Lib.
erals in tho nUxt house will DO 10 an
lmpotont minority. but this Is not all
OF IT,
Present Appearances make It soon
probable that tho Tories will DO able to
90. along without tho Liberal. Ualon.
lists, Of whom Mr.. Joseph Chamberlain
IL the loader, aud who are a constant
thorn in tho Tory nosh. OF tho Irish
party tho elections arc likely to leave
hardly a groa1o SPOT, 20 terribly torn ArO
tho Irish politicians
II Ia possible for tho l. liberals 10 win
yot, but II Ia very improbable. Tho
causes which hayo brought about tho
loss Of 40 mnny Bonti up to tato will in
all probability pcrslst to the end aud
prove tho undoing Of tho Liberals.
TAls moaul that tho Irish movement
ior homo rulo has ron to pieces for tho
prosonL
What ireland will do, hono Of tho In,
torO'iing questions Of tho hour. Tho
logical foiult Is a removal Of tho disot.
dora which malo properly And lIlo IN.
sale In ireland aud brought Mr. Glad
stone to tho front as tho aggressive
champion of tho oppressed Of that land
Thnn whnt2
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Tho readers Of this paper will DO
pleased to learn that there ID at least
ono dreaded disease that science has
been able to euro In all itS stages and
that IL oItGrrh. Hall's CGtarrh Cure is
tho only positive curs now known to
the medical fraternity. CatarTh being
a constitutional disease, requires a con.
St]itutional treatment. Halls Cutarrh
Cure Is taksn internally, acting directly
upon tho blood and mucous surfaces Of
tho system, thereby destroying the
foundation Of tho digoasO, and giving
tho patient strength by building up tho
constitution and assisting nature In do
ing It's work. Tho propriOtors have 90
much faith IN its curative powers that
they offer Ono Hundred Dollars for any
case that II fails 10 euro. Send for list
Of testimonials. Address,
~. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, D.
RD-Sold by druggists, 70 contS.
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W. II. NrLsoS, who Is In tho drug
business NJ KingSvillo, Mo, has 80 much
confidence in Chamboflain'B Collie,
Cholera and Diatrhwa Romody that ho
warrants ovrry bottle aud offers to re-
fund tho money to any customer who 10
not satisfied aitor using IT, Mr.. Nelson
iasol no risk IN doing tllls because tho
I,omody Ia a corlain euro lOt tho dis.
nusoa Tor which II II intended nnd no
knows II. II IN Tor snlo by Charles r.
Gorlao, win W. Irwin, John Klnrl,
William IT, Williams, t.. MungrmcliOr,
William II. Hague, II. Q. Stewart, A. Y.
schccIc, J.. Coleman, q, SrhnopI, VIII.
lam MOnkomOllot Wheeling ". Va (;
HowIn 4 Co., %BridRoport} f. T.. Fcabody
4 SON, Bcnwuod.
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The ISrELLtGEScER bicycle road race
tomorrow will DO an interesting event
There are twenty-five entries, in.
surfing a fine string OF stArterL The
iSrELLrGEScrR's annual road race has
come to DO looked forward to as n Of
the athletic attractions Of the season.
There will be some speedy neW riders
in the race this year, and those who
have kept an ego on the practice per.
formAucoI predict better time than last
year, when tho time was not slow by q
jugful. Tho ISrELLrdEScER bcGs the
good people who may assemble to sec
the boys start to stand back aud give
tho ridorua chance to got away we'll.
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M Ronaon Ior QuarAnIIne.

The FaiTmont Index, In q lengthy
editorial on the smallpox situation in
Wheeling, urges that quarantine DO
declared by Fairmont against this city,
Tho Index bases lie belief in the nscas'
Slty for such a course on the prsSumP'
lions that the Wheeling authorities are
doing nothing to prevent the prSad Of
tho dlsoassi that the smallpox Is cpl
dsmlo hsrei that the city council has
docliaed to Isolate the oaIsS that eEi't'
and that the Wheeling newspaper are
s%uppreuing tho truth REGARDING the
situation.
All Of these assertions, which the
Index says it makes after reading tho
Wheeling papers, are without iounda'
ton, and how our contemporary was
able TO conItrus any publications that
have been made into q confirmation oil
them, iI beyond comprehension.
Fret II iS not true that the smallpox
Is now, or has been, epidemic here At
present thOrs are but Ave case' ia the
city, (all confined to one district or
the pest house,, which Is Only n case
for each eight thousand Of the POpulA'
tlon-certLnlY not q state OF affairs
WGrrantIug the assertion that the dis
ease 10 epIdemici nor does II justify a
demand that quarantine DO declared
agaInst Wheeling, especially In view
Of the fact that the prevalence OF the
disease is not noa go great as 1t was
some weeks ago.
1t is cot true, as the Index ASSERTS,
that thd authorities are doing nothing
to prevent the spread Of tho plague.
All the cases are isolated Gnd the in
iectsd district IL %quarantiued and care
fully guarded. Every %prscautiOn deemed
necessary has been taken by the au'
thorltles; vaccination has been general
aud the chance, for exposure 10 oousH'
gion arc being materially leIsoned each
day.
1t is true that on the lrst appearance
Of smallpox several months ago tho
measures taken to stamp 1t out were
not as stringent rs they should have
been, but no Que can uoW dud cause for
complaint Of laxitY in this regard, aud
there Is absolutely no reason to fear an
epidemic. The discussion which arose
in council a weak ago, aud which the
Index saws resulted In a refusal Of that
body to isolate smallpox cases, haa
bson misunderstood by our conIempor'
ary. The whole matter grow out OF a
proposition that all caie' ShOnld be
confined to the post house. There was
a difference OF opinion regarding tho
necessity for this. in view Of the Gtrin.
gent quarantine measures that were be-
ing applied TO the infected square. Fur
thermoro, there Is no law by which 4
smallpox patient eau DO compelled to
20 to the pest house,
Considering the circumstances, and
tho certainty tina. thorO iS absolutely
no ground for such a course, the do
mund made BY the Index that Fairmout
shall quarantine herself against Wheel
ingis ridiculous in the extreme.
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JOSEPH Cooks speech in Honolulu on
the Fourth of July may have been
Favored with some bad taste, but from
the report Of itthat has reached this
county he seems to have been talking
some good UnitSd States. II he Criti-
cIssd President oleVslAud'S attitude
toWardI Hawaii he did no more than
has been done there aud here and With
good reason. oicoursO Minister WfllI
could mob stand this. Hence his rebuko
Of the Boston preacher
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MADISON, WIS. July lS.-Tho cOlum-
biau Catholic hummer school Is an as.
Surod success. Tho first lecture to-day
at tho Fuller Opera House by the Rev.
p. j. Donshy, Of st. Paul, was attended
by 400, and II Ia known as many more
will arrive to-day and tomorrow,
Father Donehy gave a brilliant address
on tho origin and development Of tho
anon. Al tho opening Of the exercises
the approval and blessing Of Pope Leo
Nil on the school was read.
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TnRRB Is grOat danger In noglocting
collie, chOloN aud similar complains.
An absolutely prompt and salO euro Is
found In DO Wits Colicl and Cholera
Cure. Logan Drug Co., Wheeling, W.
Va, u. T. Peabody, Bcnwood, and bowie
4 Co., bridgeport, q.
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SPIRAL DlD1lci 70 N IldIIqdlo0.
PARK RsBuRo, W. Va, July l5.-U. S.
Busktrk, Of Logan county, who wal
Ausd $500 aud costs by Judge Jackson
in ths United States court, appeared be.
foro tho court to-day and refused to pay
the tluo. Ho was sentenced to jail. His
counsel, j. A. HutchiIon, left to-day ioF
ClarkAburg TO institute hAbeaI corpu.
proceedings before Judge Goa. Of the
United States circuit court
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term. This Is 4 waste Of wind. No
party IN this couptry will attempt to
override the unwrittsu Hnti.third term
law. Tho party that would try that
would bs smashed to flinders,
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IT ls 81 interesting incident Of cur
rent English politics that two American
women arc pltted against each other in
elecIIoasCrlng for their respective huI'
bsudl. It iG to bo regretted that both
Of those Ipunky women cannot DO VIC
tori Gus.
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acknowledgement
WHEELING. july 10, 1898.

SUBSCRIBERS to the DAILY rNrELLI'
GENCER who are going away Tor 'hS
summer months can have their paper
sent to them, postpaid, at tho rate OF 10
cents per week. Change OF address MAJ
be made rs often rs desired. Telephone
Nh. Ss2,
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WHEELING DAILY INTELIIGENoER TUESDAY, JULY IS, 1895

for the anniversary when It comes, but
IL could not be- au outdoor celebration.
Meanwhile the whole year ia the CEN
tenAiIl year.
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CnluriuQuA LAKE, Cambridgcboro,
sab]gorlown, can DO reached in n fOW
hours FROM tho Cleveland, Lorain &
Wheeling railway and It's connections.
Consult local agents for rates and
through tino.
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CnIrrrwA LAKE Pleasure Resort aud
Picnic Grounds on thu Cleveland, IN.
rain * Wheeling railway II nov open
Tor tho sonIDu Please consult local
agents for mtci aud train arrangement,
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Y~rsrrnpAY's rain was another good
ono, bnt tho storm wrought Gomo havoc.
IL Is bad for those whose property was
injured, but tho not result ia a decided
gain.
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RROOKSlDE,
WEST VIRGINIA.

Altitude aiD foot, where tCst eau 10 found.
How many people arc wondering where they can
so iUt tue hlml1Ot 10 trgnlu theft health and
strength hnd.nnl tho proper condition and sur.
rUundluqa, Nowhere better than vi llrtbkgllo
for pttu Alf Htaul views, beautiful dives. Ihp
brook running ihtnigh tho place llnrk bad
IN the Cheat iNrtv rooms Nv give YOU most 10.
ifrsliur sleep Table furnished With all ftrth
fruits nhl vegetables aud Wholesome OuDkinu
swimming pool tennis bowling billiard pafI0f.
CfOIuOi aud splendid livery attached. Ton
mllty trout uaklaud Oul upot pRtt Ten col.
tNEog md main motel Rates 81 Nv el1 ppf wenk
For descriptive circular etc. Alltus
r. PRESCOTT WRIGHT
~ lltnnktliu " Va