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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-23

was gaIloping wildly backward and for
ward, flinging his head up and whinnyins
with all his might To call attention To tho
dire distress of the rider.
'See that horse galloping by us'' the
local informant asked presently Of the cid
erIy likeness OF Arthur Talbot HE:
riderless, by Jovel The woman you wers
asking me about must DO begged 9"
He caught ut Tigers rein a the latter
swooped by, and the little horse. after .
kick and plunge or two, Jagged and hung
back in the opposite direction
LET the horse lead us, A" said the man
who looked like Arthur Talbot but Older.
'For heavens sake make haste. man. Oh
we may be too late "
Probably We are" the other man said
coolly. Mrs Lacy is a well pluoked one.
She'd hold on 70 the last. When she slip.
ped from Tiger, she was probably near
the finish.
MRS. Lacy
eyes, old Burroughs niece. Didn't I
tell you she was pretty widow, rich and
free a. air and as sweet as the freshest air
that blOws''
Tiger, released. galloped back 20 where
he had left his mistress. She was up % her
shoulders now, half dead with terror. Bus
I'm a moment Arthur Talbot recognized
the sweet, panic stricken face and the tiny
hands that were beating the air In such u
futile, frantic fashion.
Dolly" hs cried. He was OF his horse.
holding out his arms 70 Der. She felt her
self drawn out from the embrace % tho
grasping mud Saturated with mud az
she was, she flung her arms around his
neck as her feet reached firm ground, and
with little whimper Of intense happiness
she sobbed out
Nv own darling Arthur I'm 80 cramp-
ed Do hold me tight. thought you
were by ma just now wscn you came TO
the meet, but was puzzled By tho ugiy
woman with the bony forehead who called
you dear III tell you, I'd willingly BE-
begged again tomorrow TO be saved ~
you" she said gsyly. You must CONS
home with me now and b. introduced N
my uncle, Admiral Burroughs. aud nay
aunt"
We haze always been the best friends
and my esteem for you
Best friends-esteeE.'' she inter
rup,ed-
L dare not feel or express any stronger
feeling There n o barrier
a barrier mol Ny husband dIrd four
years ago. There IL no dishopor cow ia
your loving ne. Nothing esn cons be
tween u"
Excepting Mrs. Arthur Talbo,." h.
cut IN oonfusadly Dolly. I wac mad
With love for you. fr:zhifally hard up
and ale and her dollars came Il the
way
''Sns is the woman With ths forehead
spoke 81 az tony"
he T.
) am so-rT yos pzIisd re oct IL the
bog Nsyor Talbot
Thsn shs waved hsr hand 20 him ard
rode away. having him with tie pleasing
rejection thsf Re bad spilled tas life q, \
woman vic bad besn weak enough 20
ioVe ard be faithful % him through nvs
lag mistaken years -<rchange
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who never fettered them IN the reio or
fused az them If they smoked In her draw.
ing room. One man did more than adore
and delight in her. and that was Arthur
Talbot, captain in the regiment OF which
Dolly's husband was the colonel.
He betrayed himself 10 her one day, and
after that there was nothing for 10 but for
him 10 exchange. He had now been IN In
dis for five years, and Dolly had been a
widow four and had never heard again
from Captain Talbot
She was staying now with her uncls
and aunt, an old admiral and his wife.
and the reason she had volunteered 70 yisis
them Just now was this: She had seen that
four companies Of the Red Rangers. under
the command Of Major Talbot, were 70 ar
rive in Plymouth ID a trooper that was
due In about a week 80 shg had come
down with her hunter. Tiger, and tbs
trooper had arrived. and ssh she bad
neither seen nor heard anything OF Major
Talbot.
There were dozens Of men from the diff
ferent regiments IN the garrison, and oncs
or twice she thought she saw him. Once
she could have sworn TO thu turn % his
head. Once again she caught a Resting
vision Of man who might have been Ar
thurs father, the likeness was - strong.
Oddly enough, this elderly Likeness Of her
life was interested in her
'-Who'= that woman On the brown bsy'"
be asked Of another man.
The woman on the brown BAY ~
peated tho local Informant. She is the
daughter or the nsice or something Of the
old admiral"
Who's the Old adm!raii' the elderly
likeness Of Taibos persisted, while lady
with high polished forehead who was
riding with him iltsTpGsed-
Ny dear. what can j. matter - Jon
who either tie woman or her uncle ~
What a time they are finding tho fox
think have had enough q This kind n,
sport shall 90 home Yoa won't Juiud
coming. viii you cesrs'
i think Dcs- ve n1s bad a r1n wirh
the DarrnOos hounds FOR many a loag
day. You can take jenkins with yoa
shall follow. ."
They soon went away 81 racing speed.
Dolly, in the eIc.fenleut y being well Up
% hounds IN a strangs couptry. forget the
elderly Likeness 10 ker lover, forgot every
thing. IL fact. save that Tiger vas carry
ing her rippiuz,y. A bitOf tziIht emerald
grS-n flashed into T.e<. ] ger fcze - .
a. II IL had oeea hurdle. !umps9 short
and sank 20 BIS hind qsart-rs IA ols Cd.
Darrroor's mo- pa-z.yri>z boEs.
Dolly slipped fs0rn hsr saddle into
whirlpool q mud that pretty tnl-r --ei
be- 20 her y sist Tissr cial- t>.pa ott ar
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IN A JUNGLE STokm.
Ton Hear Il, but Can't See 1t Until II
Can Also Be Felt.

1890
People who have never been in jungle
talk of the sky as painter talks OF the
horizon or seafaring man OF the ofing-
as If when you wanted 70 see 1t you only
need use your eyes. But in the jungle you
don't see the sky-at least you only see
few scragey patches Of it overhead through
the openings in the twigs and leaves.
Neither do you feel the wind blowing, nos
get burned or dazzied by the sun. nor
even see that luminary, except by momen'
tary glimpses about midday, from which
it follows that jungleman does not usu-
ally pretend to be weaSherwise. Ii he does,
he Is even a greater humbug than the RESI-
Of the weather prophets. On the alter
noon about which we are speaking re-
member setting forth Oh my walk IN the
still glow of the tropical CAIN and won.
1ering rather at the intense stiffness OF the
surrounding forest. Then the air grew
cooler, and the green of the foliage in
front seemed to deepen, and presently
there was a sound as Of giant waterfall
in the distance. Waterfalls do not, how
ever, grow louder every second, whereas
the noise in front did so. Then there was
a loud, angry erowl. as Of a dozen lions
A minute more, and the whole jungle be-
gan to roar as If so squadrons OF heavy
cavalry were coming up at gallop. Then
came a drop of rain and peal of thunder
which seemed to make the world stop.
Then the storm began. The sky above
darkened; the trees clattered; the BRUSH
wood beneath Kissed and bowed itself. A
deluge of raindrops blotted out the narrow
view. Down it came, soaking through
the densest leaves under which one fed
for refuge, striking the grass and sand
with millions of dull thuds, dashing furi.
ously against the leaves as if they were so
many hostile shields, streaking the ali
with innumerabIe perpendicular lines and
hurting itself down with the force of bull.
lets.
In such q downpour one may as we'll
walk and get wet as stand still and get
wet. Unfortunately one did not know
where to walk to. The ''circumbendibus
system" presupposes the fact that the
wagon wheels and bullock tracks can be
seen and noted, but when the cart track is
no longer cart track, but ''all turned to
rushing waters" such tracks cannot be
seep, and unless you have pocket COM
pass you may rs well try to fly as to get
back to where you came from. When ors
reads of travellers lost in the backwoods.
they always steer By the sun--and proba
bly, very badly-but when there is no sun
what are you to doi-Siam Free Press.
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, United States senator in Washington.
tried Paines celery compound She
said: My spirits picked up. and at the
end OF two weeks the same old ex-
uberant health with which nature
blessed me had returned.
Il ate and slept as l had not done
since l was a child. and | have never
known since then an hours tnconVeni-
ence from nervous prostraticn.
The medicine to which j owe 80
much is Palne's celery compound. and
| have recommended II 10 all OF my
stage ecQuaintances who have over
taxed their brains by too close attention
to study. and all have experienced the
same happy results as my self
Marie Tempest also. and host more
OF the most eminent artists who appear
before the public. have recently testi-
fled TO the wonderful reinvigorating
power Of Paine's celery compound.
Their testimony Is noteworthy because
no class OF women work harder or are
under greater nervous strain.
Women in every walk OF life have
reason 20 be grateful 70 Professor
Phelps OF Dartmouth, who discovered
, Paine's celery compound He under
stood the peculiar weakness OF the sex
He knew that the backache. Iassitude
headache, sleeplessness and loss OF ap-
petite all mean that the supply OF ner-
Vous force Is low and inadequate 10 the
demands upon IT, The experience Of
thousands has taught the women Of
the country shat only Paines celery
compound viii give health To the nerves
and through them to the entire body.
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ranch oa VnIre Won, powerful hlowa
chief. Soon after his arrival he married
one Of White VOLTS daughters and became
o full fedged squawman, sppropriating
all the rights of his Indian wife To raise
an unlimited number of cattle on the In
dian lands free Of charge. His herd has
grown rapidly, and today he counts his
cattle by the hundred He is present at
ell high councils of both the Kiowa and
Comanche tribes. The Cache Creek medi-
cine dances always know him as promi-
nent figure. The teef issue twice month
would be incomplete without him. he Is
the only known negro squawman.-Fo-t
Sill %. T. Cor New York Sum-
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TO SALLY IN EXPLANATION.

Oh, Sally, I've a notion that
You wouldn't think me true,
In spite of all the times I've sworn
Fidelity to you,
II YOU could see how / make love,
In my impassioned way,
To such pretty Cambridge girl.
And do it every dayl
But, Sally, it's not fickleness
That makes me seem untrue.
still affirm my heart belongs
Entirely to you.
She s waitress at our table, and
! worship at her feet
Because | know that if / don't
III get cold things to eat.
Harvard Lampoon
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THE BIRD OF NOBILITY.
How the Swans of Ensiand's Peers Were
Distinguished by Branding.


Our English swan has long become
private possession and one that in old
times was highly priced. Great ecclesias-
tics, the prior Of Spalding or the abbot OF
Peterborough, rivaled noble earls, Hunt
ingdon or Leicester or Essex, in the goodiy
iocks which they maintained upon the
marsby flats of the eastern districts. And
in the west they were preserved with the
same jealous care. Richard III, just before
his reign closed at the battles of Bosworth,
directed commission Ito all manners
shirar !, escbetours, baillieffes, constables,
swanneherdes and all having the rule OF
freshe RIVERS and waters in Scmersetshire,
especially in the freshe waters or ryvers OF
Merkmore, Cotmore, etc, that the king
hath given all swannes in the said waters
late appertenying TO the Marquis Dorset
and Sir Giles Dawbeney move in the HINGES
handles by reason of their forfeitures to
my lord priye scale.
The swan marks scratched upon the
bills, by which wealthy owners djstin
guisheci their birds, form study almost
as curious as that OF heraidry. Several
manuscript volumes, from the fourteenth
century down 70 the seventeenth, are pre-
served in the British museum, recording
the marks Of various owners of all ranks
up to the king and queen. The swan with
two pecks which may be seen now and
again on the sign of riverside hostelry,
is properly the swan with two necks, the
special mark OF the Nitners.
The swans OF the Duke of Suffolk were
marked sometimes with one nick Of cres-
cent form. sometimes with five parallel
lines set ia a square. like gridiron, while
the Duke of Clarence's had two parallel
lines, and the Duke of Norfolk's had GER
tain devices like keys The kings swans
were distinguished sometimes by a rudely
drawn crown, as the proper mark of royal
ty, sometimes by I pair of swords for the
duchy Of Lancaster.-Gentleman NaSa
x.ua
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CHRONIC CHILllNESS.

The Remedy Suggested Is Outdoor Exer.
cise Mt All Seasons.
How soma people suffer in winter! They
are constantly having chills. A feeling OF
cold water trickling down the back or
some local stagnation Of blood, with alter
ed nervous sensations, is experienced. The
hands, feet, bosa or ears are especially
likely to give Inconvenience. Such individ-
uals cannot get warm even in bed, and,
as a consequence, often suffer from insom-
MIA, for slee2lessness is often caused by
cold feet. Many such conditions arise from
the fear of taking outdoor exercise, be-
cause the weather is too cold. Hence the
circulation is not kept going, and the
blood. vitiated by the close. impure air of
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My dear aunt. whea once Tiger goes
of, he never once loses sight of the hounds.
So unless the whole pack goes astray |
shall be all right
Dolly Lacy was fascinating little WON
an, full Of pluck and daring. of love and
centleness. Men adored ner as a woman
and delighted IN her as good comrade,
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Notice.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Office of Comptroller of the Currency.
Washington. d. c., Jan. 16, 1895.
Notice is hereby given to all persons
who may have claims against he
Wichita National bank Of Wichita"
Kansas, the same NUT be presented to
". N. Ewing. receiver, with the legal
proof thereof. within three mon this
from this date. or they may be disal-
lowed. JAMES.H. ECKLES,
Comptroller Of the Currency.
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santa De Route Excnrsion Rates.

: Topeka, Kan, Feb. 16 to %. Grand
H.odge A. f. & A. NJ, and Kansas Ora
'torial association meeting, rate one fare
for the round trip; tickets on sale Feb.
36 70 90, good returning up to and in
Guiding Feb. %.
Lawrence. Kan. Feb. IS to IS, G.. A. r.
end Sons of Veterans encampnent. rats
one fare for the round trip; tickets on
sale Feb. % to &c, good to return up to
and including March 2. For further in
No. 15S North Main street, or Douglas
avenue station.
TAGG & CARSON,
City Ticket Agents.
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,a,ifo,,,, .ron,,s.

Commencing Nov. the Gr4a. Pol,
Island Railway have put in service A Cali.
fornia Tourist Car, which leaves Wichita
every "Wednesday ut 1:o3 2. M. and runs
through 10 Los Angeles without change
Parties AM icipailng a trip II Californj,
should make their reservation In sdvanc.
Fer further information writ .r call oa
J. II. PHILIPS.
t0sf City TIuhet Agent
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Some Hone Left

That is very dark future you pre-
dict for me, madam"
Why, sir, what could you expect
for sixpence: Pay me shilling. and
III see what l can CO To- you ''-Moui-
teur Litteraira.
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ROCK ISLAND ROUTE.

Cheap Rates to All Texas Points.
Jan. Is, 1895, one fare plus $500 for
the round trip. tickets good for twenty
days, including stop over privileges.
Inaugural ceremonies Topeka. Kan,
jan. II, one fare for round trip.
Kansas state Board of Agriculture
Topeka, Kan. Jan. and II, one fare
for round trip.
Grand Lodge A. F. &, A. NJ. and East
ern Star, Topeka, Feb. 1921. one fare
for round trip.
J. H. PHILLIPS,
City Ticket Agent
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A Marked Man.

Mrs. Ford-John. you were drinking
last night. / noticed ie in your CONVEX
sation.
Mr.. Ford-In my conversation:
YES. You were so painfully correct
in your pronunciation cincinnati
Tribune
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Exchange stables ar o. endo and Still
winter. We make a speciality of carrying
passengers between these points Travel
ing mems patronage solicited
SHlVELY. NANWYCK IL SHIyELY
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= s'o-y = toid q two Traveller. !r >.
CAR o1unty vie found mao hanging on
TIE It~y listened % = farmer ard
tcii what t1T ~ -re- f-. rsr ssrrs..r
sF-lal N4'a O. lr--.y ---.- 49,. sEs gosx.
nc si2ffss. pli ~ hang a. the sAierss AID
- sIPp11el Ia G2s iksir frat victim a.
Esnsas City star.
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f-rant -ec.ir;ng cinlr all Trains AMI
Pullman sieepers from Wichita to Kansas City And
chicago withc IL change on night trains. TICKETS
sold ard oaL XaGe checked through TO all points
north. south. east and west and steamship tickets
eoli TO all European points at lowest RACES. CITY
Ticket Office 10 East Douglas avenue, corner slan
street; passenger station corner Douglas aud Mead
svenucs. Telephone 10.
!. II. Phillips Ticket Agent.
g~o SEBASTIAN IL T. & y A.. Chraoo. IL.
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DO Won Know

That Che Santa Fe route (St. Louis and
San Francisco railway is positively
the Only line running two daily through
passenger trains from Wichita to st.
Louis, without change, leaving Wichi
ia at 1910 a. m, and 1885 y. m. arriv-
ing in 81. Louis at $50 p. m, and $50 a.
IN. The equipment of these trains is
first class in every particular, consist
ing of elegant reclining chair cars (seats
free and Pullman Palace Drawing
Room Sleepers.
If you are going beyond st. Louis re-
member that connection with all lines
for the east, northeast and southeast is
made in the magnificent new Grand
Union station. st. Louis, the largest and
handsomest passenger station in the
world.
For sleeping car berths and all infor-
nation rela tive to rates, routes, etc,
call at Santa Ke Route ticket Office. 158
North Main street, or Douglas Avenue
station. d0S-t
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March 5th and April End, 1895. Round
trip. One fare plus $500. Good 20
days. J. II. PHILLIPS,
City Ticket Agent.
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G. 4. Il. ENCAAIpMENr

LAWRENCE, KAN. Feb. %.
One fare for round trip. Tickets sold
reo. go and 10Th, inclusive. Return
Mafch "a j. II. PHILLIPS,
City Ticket Agent
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Iun1o n1nnL Noo1 Has no equal
Iitstd nItV,k (NM for the price
AkSAu LAWN SVWA 81 IN pa p

ton delivered. 1t burns like Canon City
makes no clinkers. Telephone 1912 and
1913. Yards SAL and 222 West Douglas
avenue.
SCHWARTZ BROS.
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Eurp;ture For S.Ic

All kinds Of household goods for sale
Gan between hours OF and 5 ]. a
1auck. li06 Fairview. S2-5ts
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All the standard medicines, surgical
appliances and toilet requisites at Wal
aace'S drug store. 69tt
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HEREDITARY.

Your structures sre unmarried;
Our follies are inherited:
Directly from our gran pas they AT csna&
Our defects have been transmitted
And We should - acquitted
or all responsibility and blame
We are not dep-aved beginners,
But hereditary sinners.
For oar fathers never acted Is they should
us the folly % our gram pas
That continually kaupe-s-
What = pity that our gram pas Tern I good
Y,-. we'd all b reverend senator's
II or deprayCa Frogeuirurs
Had all beea prudent, studio1s and wise,
BIT they were qC5et terrestrial
Or xe would d celestial-
Yes,we' d all be proper tenants for TIE .eoes
II we're rot al bl2-zeiess sase<
And bescoo= 70 the ages.
And Ct for pTincipalities and powers
X -=e 90 not guide ard rnzn u,
AID engineer tho planet,
lis the folly g car f5relatsers-ilos OUTS
-&-ldIed Lancaster in home and CoIniry'
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Seeds of all kinds at w T. Pucketts,
Liz West Douglas 67-tf
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CHANGE OF TINE ON SANTA FEE
Commencing Thursday. Feb. IA, new
time card will take effect, the following
changes having been m-de: Train 40S
Missouri River Express. which former
~ left at S:25 p. M, will leave at 7:45
b. m; train 406, Chicago Vestibule FIX
press, will leave at 1886 .. m; train
f57 Englewood accommodation. will
leave at 1880 a. m
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YoI can get your prescriptions filled
ht Wallace's drug store at any time of
The day or night. 69-tf
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Gold Lettering and Marking neat
" and quickly done at this office.
Mortgage Sale.

Cigar manufacturing tools and fix
lures, Address
SOPHIE M STILES,
S2-4. Mcpherson, Kan.
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Into crc's charsct9-, IS into the eharsc-
tiers OF Others. one gets little flashes OF rea.
light mere and there, nav and then ine
moments are net agreeable 1Aey are fae
flashes CT q poliosman's lantern " hlle
they are shining disguise = impossible
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LOST.

Tar. cara os yo1rse!s. Dolg. :od asa ;
o.. aS--.T .. Ce--2-
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The italian niIles nov used almost 81
TREY as feed for birds vas formerly SIS
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Commencing Sunday. Nov. p. new
fine card Will 70 into effect. The most
In port snt change will be in train No. 454
which now leaves Wichita for the east at
] O clock p. M This TAIN will leave Wich-
iia Nov. p at 1l:45 a. m. arriving at =
Luis next morning NJ ESQ Ii will make
direct conasci ions at Yates Center wi a
the through Hot Springs train from Kan
sss City, arriving at Little Rock next
morning al O'clock ana Hot Springs AZ
1l:lo II. III. Other changes in the time
cara VIII be shown III local time card III
this paper
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aomeseekers' and Land Excursions Via the
Missouri Pacific Railway,

On February L. the Missouri Pacific
railway company viii sell tickets to
Lake Charles, La, to all points in Ar
kansas and Texas to Colorado, Utah.
Wyoming, Idaho (east OF and includ-
ing Market Lake and Weiser) TO Dem
Ing, New Mexico and to Phoenix. and
Prescott, Ariz., at rate of one fare plus
& for the round trip. on March 5.
and April >. same rates will be made
to all points in Arkansas, Texas and
to Lake Charles, La. Tickets will be
limited To twenty days after day of
sale. Stop-oTer granted It all points
south OF Coffeyville. WhSreever tick
cts read over foreign lines stop-overs
Will be governed by local conditions Of
lines over which tickets read For fur
ther particulars call on or address
l.. L. BLECKIEY
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ROCK ISLAND ROUTE.

HARVEST EXCURSIONS TO TEXAS