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An letters recommending cancidates ior
once must be paid for 10 insure 'ne'f
publication. This Is long standing ruie
of ours.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE TO SHIPPERS
OF VIRGINIA PINE WOOD.

OF VIRGINIA PINE WOOD.
An important meeting OF the SHIPPERS
OF VIRGINIA PINE WOOD will be held
at the Jefferson Hotel TUESDAY, July
10Th. at II o'clock NJ All parties inte-
rested are specially invited TO be present.
BY order OF committee-R. T.. Richard
SON Phil. Gibson. J. T.. Hubbard, f.. NJ.
Parsons. and l.. +. Barnes. ~ ll-6t'
STOCKHOLDERS ETING.-A
general meeting Of the stockholders OF
the CHESAPEAKE LAND AND M
PROVEMENT COMPANY will be held
at the office Of w. j. Nelms, In Newport
News Va, on the STH DAY OF SEP
TENDER, 1897. at 1880 o'clock A. NJ.
w j. NELMS Secretary.
BY order of II. r. Woodfn, holding one
tenth of the capital stock Of said com
pany.
June %, 1897. jy shit
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Resolutions OF respect to deceased
members passed by societies. corpora
,,ons associations. or other organiza-
49, v,r be charged for as advertising
matter.
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UPTOWN OFFICE. BRoAD-sTREET
PHARMACY. ol9 EAST BROAD
STREET
yvpsr-ENp OFFICE. PARK-PLACE
PHARMACY. BELVlDbHE AM IN1'--'
STREETS.
MANCHESTER OFFICE. 1903 HULL
STREET.
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purchase has paid Tor itsel; six Or dsh;
times o~er.
1t viii te Of some in,cres; and possibly
profit 20 prospective gold hunters to know
thar ihe rerion they would enter IS algnst
devoid o, food and facilities ,o7 purchasing
supplies. Prizes are fasaicus ;or The
commonesi nccessGrles. The pvcsrec,o-
would he compelled 70 spend year before
being able TO get back TO she ordinary
hAunis o, men. and one authority declares
,hS; unless the adeenturer IS able TO carry
son oi food ana an immense amount %,
clothing with him 10 ;he new fields, he
would become 81 oh.ecs o, pity before three
nrnihs bad expired. II viii se seen ths,
ihis Is very different kind o, adventure
from Eoius 20 Australia OF South Africa OF
CAiifo-aiA IN The old dave II vii require
possibly $500 Or $500 10 reach the Yukon
district IN gcoa shape Tor a eoSso1's gold
aul;ins-to say aotA.uE OF The risk OF
henith ard ffs
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sUNE. rosTSCRIPTs.

Nearly 1905 900 kilograms pass through
thu general pesiofIics OF London every
week.
The cid house In Florida. Mo. in which
Mark Twain was born was demolished the
ether day.
Doctors who have investigated the mat
to saw say that siammerers and atutter-
ing are unknown among savascs.
Tho language with the greatest number
Of letters in its alphabet IS the Abyssin-
ian. which has COS distinct characters
Joseah W. Crimes of Cleveland. o.. rides
q wheel 10 keep down his weight, and he
has reduced himself 10 $40 pounds.
To the ulaeid little town Of plaiafeld,
X j. belongs the honor of originating
three OF the most important features Of
cycling.
There are 25s railway stations within a
SIX mile radius Of s.. Paurs Cathedral.
while within a twelve mile radius there
are nearly 4Qr.
Five buEaloes were born in New York
in enc week. This IS probably as many
as haze been born west OF the Mississippi
this season.
The brooklyn bridge gives employment
TO permanent force OF 1iS men and
women. OF whom ninety-ive are policemen
and PIC IN the train department.
In come OF The cities OF Europe the cost
OF putting out a IRE Is made a charge
UPON the property Of the person for whose
benefit tho IRE department is oal.ed out.
Stepfather Is counted for TWO words and
grandmother is one by the British postal
telegraph authorities When asked why,
IN parliament the pos master general Was
unable to say
An old Georgia darkey on being asked
II he believed the whll swallowed Jonah,
replied: Yes sub; Jonah didn't have no
whars else ter go, kase house rent wul
due an de baliHs WIZ after him"
Mrs. Scoyille, the sister OF Guiteau. who
was much heard OF during her brothers.
trial for the assassination OF GARFIELD, Is
now Mrs Norton. She lives at Ravenwood,
near Chicago. and goes in for anything
which Is advanced.
An American who has been visiting Eu-
rome saws that the people In this country
boil thelr potatoes too long. In the for
eiHn restaurants the chefs have hard
suot in tho middle OF the potato, which is
said to add to It's sweetness.
Entcrrrising Paris organ grinders after
The recent fire. supplied their instruments
with mot rnful tunes They found them
selves excluded from houses by the por-
tors as the Parislans do not wish 10 be re-
minded OF the late catastrophe.
No one knew till fCw days ago that
the bicycle is ciasscd in the animal king
dom but the following copy OF a notice
rtnt,d all along the Lchigh canal gave the
Information: Notice Bicycles, horses or
INV other animals not allowed on tow
path"
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A SERIOUS RUNAWAY.
One Indy Was Very BADLY Injured
RED Mems Meeting.

Palestine. Texas. July 2O.--A very Sc
rious runaway happened late yesterday
evening. Mrs. p. W. Walker, baby. little
boy and sister, Miss Fannie Wallace, were
riding in surrey, when the horse SHE'D.
throwing Mrs. Wallace out Her dress
caught In the wheels and she was dragged
some distance, Miss Wallace was holding
inc baby and jumped. sustaining painful
internal Injuries. The baby was unhurt.
ne little son stayed in the buggy and was
thrown 10 the ground. He is badly hurt on
inc head. but not fatally So Miss Wallace
was also run over by two wheels of the
buggy, Some sharp object was found 10
nave been stuck in Mrs. Walker. anS>yere
IS Where her danger lies. She may recover.
hut many are worry solicitnus about her.
lhere was meeting of the great chiefs
treat Council of Texas Improved Order OF
Red Men, In this city today. Their delhi
eerations were held in the office of Great
Keeper of Records L, S Pawkett. Great
Sanhem 5. D. Moore raised the chiefs of
POcahontas VI
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POINTS ABOUT PEOPLE.

Horace l.. Chapman, tho democratic morn
lncc for governor OF Ohio, studled Ia"
when ne was :pung man, but mas peer
80 busy making money ever since that ne
has never pracuced.
Mrs Harriet Beecher Stoves estate Is
not sufficient TO allow her daughters to Keep
their Hartford home, and It Is proposeu
TO Use the money raised for statue to
purchase the house FOR them
FIX Queen Liluokalani has left wash
lugton for the summer. going first to New
York and later 70 Cape Nay Newport ana
other Eastern resorts. In the autumn she
perhaps may return 10 Honolulu.
Joseph Benson Foraker OF ohio is the
only mCmber Of the United states senate
who was graduated from Corner nhlNer-
.ity, although that body contains mum
Der OF graduates OF Yale and Harvard
Booker II Washington. the most eminent
man Of the colored race has had mucn
trouble In gaining the confidence and good
VIII 81 his own people, but Is slowly rising
in favor among them, as they see what
great good he is doing,
George Julian Zonay's hust OF Sam
Davis, the Confederate hero, VINO met
doa,h on tho scaffold at pulaski Tenn, is
now on exhibition AT the Nashville centen +.
nlaI and is said 10 he one OF the best OF
the many good art exhibits.
James Lane Of Chicago. who celebrated
his Tooth birthday anniversary last March.
h one of The enthusiastic bicycle riders
ON the north side. He asserts he Is the
Oldest wheelman in tho world, and every
pleasant afternoon, says n correspondent
he can be seen "scorching" along the
north side boulevards.
McKondree university. which conferred
the degree of Ill. y, upon President Nc
Kinlcy, owes It's corporate existence to
Abraham Lincoln The charter was writ
ten and introduced In the Illinois legis-
lature by Mr. Lincoln In 1854. and when
nut upon It's passage II went through by
the casting vote OF Mr. Lincoln.
Pope Leo XIII has presented the king
Of Siam with beautiful mosaic picture
representing the BasillCa OF the Vatican.
An exchange OF decorations followed as a
matter OF course, the pope sending the
grand cross OF the "Ordine Plano 10 the
brothers and sons OF the king OF Siam.
on both sides the high state officials have
received numerous distinctions.
The new Duchess OF Marlborough has a
great fondness for pets. At Blenheim she
has net up managerie, containing twq
ostriches. several eagles and vuItures and
an ibis But the strangest Of the young
BRIDES pets is garter snake, which she
purchased on the banks OF the Nile while
on hor honeymoon. II is 40 tame that when
sho approaches It crawls toward her.
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WAXAHACHIE NOTES.
secret Marriage Announccd-A Lett
Ter Cmmc Too Lntc.

secret Marriage Announccd-A Lett
ter Came Too Lntc.
WaXahachie, Texas. July ON. NJ
Strives of this city was secretly married
TO Miss Maggie Hogan OF Cabot, Ark. on
December 80. He returned to Waxahachle
and 10 one knew he was married until he
announced that his bride would be here
In few days.
Dr. VIII Cannon of the Texas univer-
sity is now travelling in Europe. On July
he wrote a letter to his father from
Vienna. The father never saw the letter.
for he died a week ago The letter arrived
here today. Or. Cannon says he viii be
delegate to the Worlds International So
cicty which meeta in Moscow August /.
and will arrive In Texas in time to enter
upon his duties at the university on Oc-
tober /.
Today many prominent citizens 20 down
to Italy to be present at the Sims re-
union Among those who will go from here
are: Judge Dunlap, r. a. DuBosc. Brown
Howell 0scec Goodwin. Colonel Nick Sims
Dr. r. r. Sweat and others The colored
folks Will be on hand and will see that the
gnmho and barbecue is seasoned Just
right
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TINE NEW COLD tlELps.


In tho midst OF politics and business. Of
Iumors OF war. OF strikcs and suffering and
struggles between capital and labor. It Ia
exceedingly eXhllAraung to turn 10 The
contemplation OF the discovery Of a new El
Dorado aud dreams OF untold wealth. to
be picked up by the aldc Of streams and
IN the depth OF forest soiiiudes-to read OF
new gold fields and new gold hunters.
Heretofore the great auri;crous belts
have generally been found In tho temper
ate zones. IN California. Ia Australia and
South Africa. where it is possible for man
10 live In some degree OF comfort and
where he has been able TO prosecute hie
search for fortune without any extraor-
binary physical endurance or suffering. In
GlI these cases tho star OF empire has fol-
lowed the adycnturer and civilization has
quickly transformed tho desert into the
abode Of thousands and the site OF SPLEEN
did cities with all the adjuncts and COM
forts OF civilized life. This latest Eel DO
RADIO Ia In tho far North. amid giant noun
tains and vast steppes. a region similar to
and In the same latitude OF Northern 81
bcria, hundreds Of miles from tho coast and
UP to this time almost an unbroken soli-
tudc. The winters are the winters Of the
Arctic and life 10 much the same ~ In
upper Siberia or other high Northern lati-
tudes.
We can never expect the gold find In
Alaska to become the precursor Of large
permanent population or high degree Of
civilization or development. Man can not
live and At the same time develop and
flourish In such climate. Civilization has
ever and Will over sdhere 10 tho temperate
sonss. Vast riches. however. may be taken
sut Of the zelda aad struggling thousands
MIN y found temporarily bnvtng every
NapSes and disoeufort n obtain them.
~. r. >1l(l1 & - 4 ~ 111no.'
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LEADING EDITORIALS.

Fns'n the New York Journal.
TIE VERDICT or WALL STREET
Thorough going pro;eciioneis must be
somewhat perplexcd by the irconsiteratc
hetions Of Wall street the day after the
tariff hill passed the senate.
The street, We are constantly told, IS
the barometer Of business coud lions; it
is the one infallihle prophet Of National
prosperity or adversely. II political plat-
form or party nomination is followed by
sudden slump In prices, then it is
proved beyond doubt that the platform Is
snarohisuc. the nominee a menace To Ma
iional solvency. and both rlust be repul.at-
"a lest commercial cataclysm result.
Hlsh prices on the street be,oken APP
lraehlng prosperity, aud any, hing sup
lrseg 10 have caused them .s 30 DC APP
i!auded. Low prices rceStge commercial
gloom, and their authors are 10 be de-
nounccd-ihat is unless they are profess
s!ondl b. airs, who are selling short Tor
1t Is part q The ethics Of The street that.
While IL may he 4 critro 20 depress prices
IN defence OF the National honor against
foreign aggtesSious or IL coEStienUous adj
vocacy Of d National Programme, it Is
wholly c9mmeudahle 10 forco them down
as an incident in a gamble ior wealth
This being the creed 9i The street. how,
under It, shall Sc fudge the Tariff labor
iously forged with bargains and oTatory
and sweat in the heat OF a Washington
mldsnmme' Its passage by tn senate. and
the virtual assurance that /, would speed
ily become law. were followed instantly
by a pronounced stump in almost all
prices in Nall street Instead OF instantly
setting everything on The boom" the
trust-madc tariff caused only renewed de-
preston and 20 FAR as Wall stree, is con-
cerued. it seems that the return OF pros-
rerity. for whi,h three several dates have
ALREADY h,nn positively fixed. has been
postroned aElir.
This Phenomenon Is pulling. Can 1t he
that tariff which increases taN"s Win
out equally increasing revenue, and which
is painsiahingly designed TO bring trca-
perity to the trusts. Is not going 70 bring
prosperity 10 the Nation! Or is II 'ha'
wall street. instead Of being really The
barometer OF commercial and Industrial
conditions Is really nothing Int a game
and that high prices or low prices there
are OF importance only TO the eames'ers
Perhaps the position FOR the sear,ner amer
truth confronted ny his dilemma Womb
be to perch resolutsly on both It's horns
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Of attorney with the powers Of senator.
Nor shall We b. accused OF going beyond
the probable when We suggest that had MIR.
BRYAN succeeded in his later ambiiion-ln
which he was again strenuolsly opposed by
Mr.. Cleveland-there would have been less
dread of a surrender to Huntington and
less reason TO inquire with the World
WHY this indecent haste TO oblige the
Wall street friends Of the last admlns-
iralion?"
Evidently Mr., Cleveland has been of
great service to Huntington and his friends.
He helped to keep man pledged to pro-
tect the peoples rights out of the senate
and sent iluntington's attorney there in
stead. He aided materially in saving the
Huntington dynasty from having to settle
with an administration avowedly hostile
10 It, Certainty the late administration
aud its Wall street friends" deserve we'll
of Coils p. Huntington.
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SOUTHERN PRoGa'
The New Industries n.rt
South in W.

Chattanooga. Tenn JuH
cial correspondents OF the -.
Gated at the prominent trace :.
South, continue TO SEND ~ ,,t,|
ports, and excepting the ' ari,I
coal miners. there are ny ~
lures characterizlng bushes
prices are steady. Several ~ ~
been blown in since July a.,
is large. though not eSce.ss
The movement In luliip. IA,
season and the textile u'f
prOvement. Ian!
tries for the week Just e 4. sucI
man reports car shops at rm
Texae coal Briquette comp..'
900, Norfolk. va; the M m
company. capital 800, w. !, ,,,s,,
Va; a SO. 900 fertilizer fse! o.,
Ga; the Worth Ice any
capital 800. 900, wilminss'';1,s,s v
Texas Coal, Cooking ana ~
tai $50. 900. Garrison, Ir.
pire State Rubber comp,sps,Is1
900. Norfolk. Va. Ine ~
pany, capital 800, oev
at Parkersburg. ". vs;.a [
OIL company, capital iws,. Z
Va: tho Dixie OIL conn., w
900. Savannah. Ga; ths ~
on company, limited. cssSl
Orleans, La, and tho
Artificial Stone compase|t
at Jacksonville, Fla a ssSt
tory Will be erected = NJ
another to cost not !ess
Richmond. Va. Woodwe,ll
DO established at Breru r.
Ca: Gittrell and state Z
nooga and at Bluefleld.
McISinley Nat Disrses
Washington. July
day received the resolpu
day bv the pittsburs e.
NE hip sood oGieee
7. y. =, I. - Z. ~ :. W
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TELEPHONE NUMBERS,
Editorial. So. business. lss
THE CITY.

s-.e rsr,s. IS delivered % srv g,s-- - tbs
city D. carriers a. -. 80 Jsti inn;afts -llres
.nocths. t4.. SIX rsgatrs, sS.so. cue year
el2pe
NJ. Theo6or. sa-.as Aax charge OF the
City Circulation ana GoAecttuE.
Ms~r. Theodore Bs-trs E19 Csa--es
Lola ars the authorized colieotofs g. b.
cts his boz saverrisirr AMI s1Sscr.I-
t.or. and 10 inouaF ShoGIE re .lai1 - A-.s
ore other iaaz ttoss anrue1. Unless Spt-.a.
vrIt-sa zuthorfty signed - Inc Business
AaaArer "a shown Al AEcoGut4 81 aEy
Esze shoEle he ptld BY check IN t2FSr ~
The Houston Printing Company.
10 "cr1ers :ur rooss" efc-, Erc gwen ~
the -nEras-sl1isflt, rna more Sfl be Gccep.-
&c Il ;9aynosa1 OF office hlls.
EUlsc-s oc-s sG-rug 20 receive he "a 20
regulR-,y 49, jeass aG-ify TIE ofice
prcuptsy Every s. described paper Is q
psc<s- 10 lie 1e1Tese- zot iaSe: tS2a ~
T.
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the Riverside Lumber company. at Inman's
mill. TWO miles north of this place, was
tamping a blast in large log for the pur-
poee Of blowing it open, u was accidentally
and perhaps fatal injuries, his right hand
being badly torn and his entire face
burned. AS he was carried to Trinity for
attention 1t is impossible to state at this
writing the full extent o. injury. They
were just finishing up their summer run
and expected to close down until the Trim
ity river came up so as to run their tim
her again
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Kitten by a Rnbia s,.u,,,,

georgetown. Texas. July 2i.--J. W. Hop
kins Of Corn HIN was bitten last Friday
hisnt while In bed asleep. on the head by
small skunk, which GANG into his room
After biting Mr. Hopkins II bit little Inv
ABOUT years old. Becoming uneasy M
hopkins came to worthtown Monday ana
had the maidstone applied, which tool nd
herenco ten or twelve times. ~
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mind and body. She lives a quiet life in
her humble home in the Mexican quarter
OF the city Of san Antonio, Texas. ana is
supported by the donations OF tourists who
visit her every year
This remarkable old lady seems to save
taken new lease OF life since the Cuban
war began, and she watches the progress
Of the Cnbars' struggle for liberty With a
deep interest In spite Of her spanish ma
uvlty her sympa thies are all VITA Quinn
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From The Now York Iournal.

From the Kew York Journal.
CLEVELAND AND HUNTINGTON
Senator Thurston of Nebraska did an OK
celent DAYS work in the senate on
Wednesday for the big corrupt stockholders
OF the Union Pacific End the Wall street
syndicate Tho World. Jnly 49,
Thereby hangs tale. In 1895 the scat
OF Senator Mandorgon cf Nebraska became
vacant.
The democrats OF the state, following the
new practice which had resulted In the
election of a democratic United States gen
ator in Illinois n 1854, put candida 9 in
nomination for the vacated seat This can
didate was William j. Bryan, then known
as distinguished representative in con-
Eress. a forcolul speaker on the tariff is
sue and tho author of two speeches at
tackiIg the Huntington rule In he Pacific
road and insisting that the interests of
the whole United States We're involved in
the ease, not because OF the public moneys
involved. but because OF the hold which
the Huntington roads had upon the traffic
of the middle and far West. rhe peoples
party. then strong in Nebraska. iudorsed
the nomination of Mr.. Bryan.
AS the campaign progressed It became
apparent that the Cleveland administfa-
tion. through the secretary OF agriculture.
J. Sterling Morton Of Nebraska. MIS- en-
deayorlng to defeat the democratic can
didate. Whether this was duo 10 Morton's
desire to remain. as he long had been, the
supreme boss Of State democracy hope
lesAly In the minority. or to some then
unsuspected alliance between Cleveland
and the railroad ring controlling the Pa
cihc roads. must remain mere matter OF
conjecture. The hostility OF the admin,
stration could not have sprung from dis
at that time this issue was little debated
The outcome Is matter OF history. The
popular vote for Mr.. Bryan MAS clear
majority Of tho voters of tho State. but
the legislature on Joint ballot was repub-
ste John NJ. Thurstun then general solo.
itor for tho Union Parlhc railroad. Mr..
Thuretop'a endcavoyg IN The SENATE % not
gAge19k thet ~ ~ ~ FnnIQ1e ~ -.
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GOSSIP OF n

| New York. July isn
pin is disappearing, ss,.,''
riding in an open car IVY,
white elastic holders ~, ~
l place by the backhair jo W.
the long and sharp I Din Z
a young man In . -.
rustic rocking chair In iron, !,
store today When he ny.
himself. but didn't b,,. '1 !.
me ian was attached IA a.
chair and worked aut,w ~ y
an age of comfort as Ssl, !,
| saw a zelss glass ,od,, !,
store on Twenty-third etrr.
tangled field glass come, I,
and Is a decided noyelt, !, \,
IT one can actually look ,n,,'
An arrangement Of mlrro, ~, n
eomplishes this remarksS', !
a., LII, Nv ,,, 'iia' ,hese little iot.s
' WV places here.
''u s''o'i along Brcadm
or pleasure. or IL you sim !,
ably spending a l,r,s , WY
directly over IN. a. ~
which. 4, Il took a no,io.
10 smithereens. Nobody ips,,
Teu. S vo ..ie'e are beneath b. i
useful a'e oon u
The Metrono,,,,r -,
81, !. "ea''a or
an ~ 'aii " iehgthen liys b
examine the condition Of N. +.
ter in the tanks al the h, :, !
other higb -s,o,,,, ,.,,,,,
water ,otsI,v mn,o ,ne zap ~
contained I'm the biz fam ~, :.
health folk file their report,
ruu t W." p'Ooaoiy take Ia
Probably the best ns,,o,,,.,
for womo, un.o,, -.
20 'na'G
LOUISA rome presented scns
Mrs. Elliot +. Shepard to Tia
mems Christian Assoc,a.b, /,
bor d,v,h,or 49,. ~. -. !
fas, i,n, ',, y. WV .a'ss ". Z
iris arn tro,,, a,, u'n nue.
cooted preo,,ta 80 %, - ~, IN
cents each and dinner * M,
Avenue occasionally psrtala 1
II sup at TINS worthy eslthlG1
co,oco, ,,.,
'a' '"e A'ns~
eis' Picheu up new ldea vEi
Paris. All OF the asphalt sr
city arc tn he flushed and mn
49,. -, s,,.,,., -, III
a''. 'NVei'' uu'ihs oo'u va
81 being swept In the Fera
Trey use IRON pipe ins'ea
iIushlhg' Inc French ioaba !
economy they adopted meta
: ~ ilch. ~. u. u.a me I ~.
mel viii experiment Win ths,.
it works well the hose will %
High bicycle boots, sah
ARE going out. Even Logging
half ma much MS thew used % !,
,.,o ,,o,no,, ,,,,. ubee, 4, ,o, .
c'e women iio" "hee' ~ s.
low shoes; indeed, aoo e. "
sons 10 whom we sen ,, n,su
nowadays are jersey womel