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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-12

test nI a RIDER : stay lhR QUALIFICATIONS, DNt these
events havc been ahandoned for costing races.
The New York A. c. Wheelmen held u ~coasting
match last summer which proved a big success,
and the Cycling Committed OF tho club has de-
Cided to repeat the contest this year on Grand
Park avenue, MRmaroneck, June III. In a com;
petition Of this kind the bearings OF a wheel
must be in perfect condition IN order to stand
any chance AZ the finish. Last year various con-
tgivanccs were used 70 all riders, so that the Cy;
the following regulations TO govern the coming
contest:
Entries must be made in writing TO TIE Bicycl lie
Committee, ON or before june IS, at iOi West Fifty
Rider making the Longest distance to win.
Competitors To tie pushed on from a stAndstill. and
where the foot touches the ground when the wheel
The feet must be pls cei on coasters attached to tho
front forks and kept there during the race
ordinary road or track ridins-resular ruad wheels
ONLY al~l1wed-And the use OF sIectAi appliances and
Qualification OF each wheel must be passed on by
The event shall be run in three heats. The ten
members C"asting the furthest 20 be asain started,
started. Thetr position at the nnish shall determine
met. second, or third.
All contestants must be supplied With a red ribbon.
attached TO ne front OF he machine in such manner
guish Immediately II the rider Is = contestant.
ROUTES.
4. c. HIN riding from jersey city TO Mountain.
vile. y. y, passing t,,roush Tuxedo, take the route
Paterson leaving the latter Ilaee follow the old Pat
srs2n road through NorIhP Paterson and RdSewood 10
left and take the FrAnklin turnpike through VALID
wick. AllendAle. Ramsey's and NAhwAh TO sunern
continue TO RamApo and direct through SloAtsburR,
Tuxedo, southhsld. Arden and Highland Mills TO
Woodbury. then 90 to Houghton Farm and Mountain
willie.
Constant ReAder-l. In riding TO Baysids. L. l..
from the foot OF BruAdw ay, Brooklyn. so 20 Bedford
avenue. and ride to the Eastern Parkway continue to
sIoue avenue. AMI turn 10 The left to kenmore ave
nuei then ~ to Broadway, and direct 20 Jamaica
from this point turn 70 the left TO Flushing. ami nds
direct through Flushing Heights To pAyside. . To
ride from the same point 10 Fort Hamilton, follow the
above route TO the EssfeTn Parkway. 90 through
Prospect Park TO the cycle path. and take Fort Ham
ilton avenue direct TO Fort Amilto
Robert ]. MArony-TO wheel to Bound Brook. n. ].
cross over to Jersey city and go through EXchAbg'
4 place to Hudson street; thea ride 20 York street x
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TQrrey Lake.
SDal! grain is looking we'll.

IA
Corn planting is still in progress.
A nice, new organ now graces tho
school room at No. 5.
Cliildren's Day was observed In an ap-
propriate manner al Newton Inst Sun
day.
Arthur Cook and wife OF Bijou Hills,
were thd guests Of Mr.. ana Mrs. Robt,
Jones. Sunday.
Gus GatrielsGn, cur road oyerseer, Is
giving employment these days TO all
who have road tax to pay.
The social at Larson's Saturday night
was pleasant affair and added slG.4O
to the exchequer Of the society.
MIR. Warren Melcher and Miss Flora
Latham, students of ward academy, were
enjoying the strawberry social at No. 5,
last Saturday night.
Mrs. Cornelius Miller cast her maiden
vote at the recent school election anu
says she voted for the handsomast man
on the ticket. We all c5ncele that Cor.
nellns is o beauty, aud besides, we know
be has capacity for she largest quantity
Of Strawberries Of any indigiauai 10
Brulo county.
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Eagle.
Only ono week before the 4th.
Some wheat is suffering from drouth.
j. E. Brchan was at Bijou Hills, last
week.
Joe Duba returned from Chamberlain,
last week.
F. j. Brchan was in Kimball last
Thursday,
F.J. Brchan made an addition to his
pasture, last week.
Frank Martin came home from Cham
berlain last Saturday.
Some hail and rain fell last Wednes-
day. The hail did no damage.
]. H., w. B. and Frank Yarosh were at
the "Big Muddy" for wood, last Saturday.
Last week was corn week. The corn
grew more in that week than it did in
one month before.
The dance at schoenberger's last Sat
urday night was we'll attended and all
enjoyed themselves.
While milking, a daughter of John
Pipal, aged about nine years, had her
leg seriously hurt. by COW falling on it.
F.J. Brchan wears badge on which
reads. Mamma is coming" No doubt
that's the reason why some fellows do
Just what their mamma wants them to
do. That's right, you want to mind
your mamma even ii you do have a
mustache, or you might get spanked.
Such fellows are to be pitied, poor things,
poor things.
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THE KIMBALL GRAPHIC
CLATE r. TINAN.
Official Pauer Of the City and County

Sioux Falls will hold street fair this
fall in place Of the old style race track
event. Street fairs originated in the
west some years ago in localities where
no tair grounds were in existence. The
fad spread to the effete east and was
such a success until the novelty wore off
that the country fair grounds we're sold
and turned into COW pastures. The new
tangled fairs have been thoroughly dis
crlbed in the GRAPHIC. Their chief
point OF popularity lies in the fact that
the crowd is held In the business por-
ton of the town, through which those
who contribute the means have better
opportunity of reaping some benefit
than when the people are massed mile
or so ont Of the business district. Sioux
Falls, though slightly overgrown for an
ideal street fair, has business streets ad-
mirably adapted to an affair of this ma
ture and If they go about it in the right
way we predict that the whole town will
be crazy for another a year from now.
We want to give Sioux Falls this pointer:
make two days fair Of it. Mitchell is
the town Of towns tor street fair, and
1t is strange that that enterprising burg
never went at it.
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Buffalo Courier:-Thst was a signiH-
cant occurrence at Vilmerding, Pa, q.
few days ago. -Four hundred employees
Of the Westinghouse Airbrake company
wero discharged for lack Of work. In
tho factory had been stored several por-
traits OF Mckinley and prosperity ban
ners. They had been carried by tho West.
ipghouse employees in one Of those
workingmen's parades at Canton last
year. so widely heralded in the republi-
can press. Naturally these men were
angry at their discharge. which followed
25 per cent cut in wages. It was very
wrong for them 10 tear the Mckinley
pictures in pieces and to curse the Nc,
Kinley brand 6f "prosperity." but II was
very human. The republican party
made go many promises last fall that II
will nsyer be able to keep all OF them.
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Ricllland.

JOG. KOREAN is going to celebrate the
Fourth.
Leo Geppert was here from Wilrodt's
ia rm in Ola.
Anton Rozum Of Perry. Iowa, is visit
ing his folks.
The artesian we'll in this township is
almost, dry.
t.F. Rybak went to Kimball Sunday
on his new bicycle.
John Eastman stopped at W. r. Mich
OILS over night Saturday.
The wind blew hard for about two
hours Monday night but 1t didn't rain a
bit.
Rev. Father Biley will have a holy
mass in Richland church Saturday and
Sunday morning.
Mr.. Sluka finished his corn planting
Monday. lie has about 10 acres which
he planted the third time.
j. NJ. Sluka is expected back from
North Dakota this fall. The frost de-
stroyed their crops up their.
Frank Rozum from Kimball was out
III our vicinity Sunday to take his Dear
est" out riding in his new buggy.
Sunday, after the dance, largo
crowd of young folks gathered at Knr-
zan's place and enjoyel the boat riding
very much.
J.A. Rozum, his brother Charley, j. C.
Sluka, Misses. Emma and Stella Sluka
and Libblo Rozum attended the dance
in Highland last Saturday and had a
nice time.
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t;aIne Aud 1,oninp or no1h

Christian Endeayorers going to San
Francisco in July, should cot fail to see
the Union Pacific, at least on the west
bound trip.
You save from IL to is hours time.
and see some of the grandest ecenerY on
the American Continent. Tickets are
good via Denver and Salt Lake City.
A good route returning is via Port
land, up the famous Columbia River,
{the Western HudsoD thence via the
Union Pacific. which will give an oppor.
tunity to visit Shoshone Falls aud Yel-
lowstone National Park.
Send for illustrated pamphlet and
folder. II. f, Carter, T. T. A. 5O6 Fourth
st. Sioax City Iowa, (97)
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South Dakota postoflices have been
getting pretty thorough overhauling,
with the following result: Offices in
creased 500: Brookings to $1,000; Dell
Rapids, $1,000; Milbank, $500; Canton,
$500; Flandreau, 81 1900 /; ;Tyndall, 81, 100;
Lead, $500; Watertown. $2,1OO: Dead
wood was increased from 81, 900 to 81, 200;
Pierre has been relegated from the
second to the third class and Ipswich
from third to fourth class. The salaries
Of postmasters at the following offices
will be reduced 500 each: Armour to
$1,000; Eureka, $l,10O; Rapid City,
sl,60O; Britton, $1,000; Groton, $1,000;
Pierre, $500; Scotland, $1,000; Cham
berlain, 81 100; Mitchell is reduced from
$4,000 to $1,000.
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uea, Es,a,e rraus,er..

[Complled, for the GRAPHIC byJ. D. Farrell
abstracter. Chamberlain.
Wencel Stanek to Frank Stanek
nwl 8.lO1.6S. s / co
Mary i Whetmore to D A Ander-
son n1ta OF neA and swA of
ne1 4.1OI 6S. 6S.......... l COO
G H Jordan to Ella NJ Perkins SO
Il 12,l04-6s. S 36
Edward Kelly to Bertha 8 Topp-
ing Il 3 1O5- -6S. 1 %
R d Topping to Edward Kelly
sw11 3-lO5 6S. S................ l 90
Joseph Benda to Charles II Benda
nW4 l5.l0l-6a. ............ s 3 90
Ann Qnillin to A A odell Sc II
Annie + Forbes to Catherine R
West lots ! and IN sec 10
and lots 1894 sec 1l-1O2-l2. l GO
Annie Il Forbes to Libble A For
bes lots l sec 10 and lots l-2
3-4 sec 11-l02-72. | 90
NJ Burkine to Joseph Matoushek
sW4 l5-10l-6a. a............ 12
Z S Blodgett to Lucy Curtis lot
12 blk city Of Kimball. ..... 9 60
c S Blodgett to Lucy Curtis part
OF sell 3-1O3-68. 8...... 90
G Staples to c Cone NE 27-lol-
i Lowe to Myra Lowe ST Is. :"
F 4 aoFiIi Rising to L Curtis NV s-los. J %
C Clark to W S Misserve VIZ u
, and VIZ Sc 25 102-70. 90
F A Rising TO L Curtis Sc 10-lG3=
A " v Hannemian ii IN 10 NJ j Finar s y
r 13.103-69. ........ oO
j N Brown 10 w D Byder NV 12-
lo3.7o. 1.oC
0 NJ Blood to Nellie s Rivers E15
17-103-7l ................... 90
Hugh Lowe to Geo W Sanborn 5
acres in NV of SW 26.10l-70., 90
NJ q Pcase to Geo W Sanborn 25
acres in NJ SW 2A-101 10. -. 90
II Llyod 10 e NJ Matteson NV
8.lo5.G 5.Gs...................... 8 90
D Brady to Hugh Lowe acres
in NV of SW 26-104-70. ...... 2 &c
A Dixie to John Keyser lots and
blk 2 in Pukwana ...... SIS 90
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G. II. & st. I.aul H.x cursions.

e. II. e st. I.aul I.x curstons.
For the Teachers excursion to the
Black Hills, tickets TO Hot Springs and
return will be sold June 2l at one fare
for the round trip, good for 80 days.
Excursion tickets to Spirit Lake and
Avnold's Park, Ia, will be sold every day
this season. until Sept. 80, at one fare
and fifth for the rounb trip.
For the annual tournament OF the
South Dakota Firemen's. association at
Madison. tickets will be sold at one fare
for the round trip. June 81 to 80. good
until the 2s.
For the Chautauqua assembly at Lake
Madison, excursion tickets at one fare
and third for the round trip will be
sold June % to July 8. return coupon
good until July 10.
Excursion tickets to the experimental
station at Mellette will be sold on an,
Tuesday or Friday until Oct 81. good fol
i've days.
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The sznntcr-salxer Farm.

And State Experimental Station at
Meilette is now in fine condition, and
Will amply repay visit from farmers
and others interested in irrigation and
in getting the best results from their
farming. All the best and most inn
proved methods of farming are in opera.
tion. In older to give one an opportun-
ity to inspect the farm. the Chicago. Mil
waukee & st. Paul R'y will make special
rates to MelIette on every Tuesday and
Friday, until October 81 next. from all
stations on its line in South Dakota.
Call on the ticket agent for particulars
as to rates, etc.
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Thewors KIND, TOO.

Mitchell Gszstte:-"Old Conkn is at
his old TRICKS. Now that election is over
he is bowling calamity harder than the
pops did during The campaign. This ia
what he has been doing for the past ten
years; herdiDg with the calamity howl
ers during off years and bowling for the
calamity makero during campaigns.
"old Conk' is an old humbug.
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WILLOW Lake,

John Gertson has taken some cattle to
herd.
A nice rain visited this township,
Wednesday morning,
Miss Minnie Josephson closes term
OF school in No. 3, this week.
Mrs. Gallagher is gaining in health
and we have hopes Of her recovery.
Will and JOHNNIE Gertson returned
from their trip to Sioux Falls. Monday.
Will Gertson and Allison Myers are
helping MIR. Josephson this week. with
his we'll.
Mrs. Galagher's sister, VINO has been
staying with her, returned to her home
in Iowa, Monday.
The dance at j. r. Morris Of Friday
evening was we'll attended and pro-
nounced the best Of the season. They
will give another July 9TH.
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THE GRAPHIC.

Established by its present proprietor and one
of the oldest newspapers in this section.
Not excelled as an advertising medium by .py
weekly newspaper in South Dakota.
Read by 1900 people every week 10 the year
and constantly increasing circulation.
Publishes the official proceedings Of the CITY
Council and of the County Commissioners and
is perfect mirror Of local events.
ls1ively, spicy and independent ard ackuowl-
edged by ite contemporaries to be one Of the
mostwidely read and best edited newspapers iu
this state,
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Here's two editorial paragraphs from
the Plankinton Standard that look we'll
together:
This has been a sad week for the few
Democratic fossils who still cling to the
Tree trade Democratic theory. One
third OF the southern votes in congress
have either supported the high protective
features OF the pending tariff bill or re-
fused to be recorded against it.
1t is surprising to nole how quiet
some OF the loudest howlers against
large government appropriations can
become when an appropriation is made
to be expended in his immediate vicin-
ity.
Yes, it's big steal all around.
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xe2 50 M a,alt .nE.,n

On June 20. 80, July l, and 3, per-
sonally conducted excursions to Califor-
MIA yia Union Pacific Railway. The
only line running four Daily Trains
from Missouri River to the Pacific Coast.
"The Overland Limited" is the only
train west OF Slissouri River with Buffet,
Smoking and Library Cars. Union
Pacific is 12 honrs shorter than any.
other line to California. For full in
formation call on or address. II. 4. Car
ter 7. PAU. P. Ry., 5o6 Fourth St,
Sioux City, Iowa. (9T
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Eczema
All Her Life.

Mr.. E. d. Jenkins, Of Lithonia, Ca,
says that his daughter, Ida, inherited a
severe case of Eczema, which the usual
mercury and potash remedies failed to
relieve. Year by year she was treated
with various medicines, external appli-
cations and internal remedies, without
result. Her sufferings were intense,
and her condition grew steadily worse.
All the so-called blood remedies did not
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1897-06-26
Union.
Flowing corn is on the program.

IIUWIHS cOIH IS OH l1le program.
Jim Havlik drove to Chamberlain Mon
day.
Geo. Richardson Was buying horses in
our vicinity last week.
The north part of Union only had the
tail end of the rain Monday.
A Havlik took the horses, which Geo.
Richardson bought here, to kimball Sat
urday.
John Picek went to Buffalo county
Saturday after carpenter. He intends
to build barn.
j. Picek and Martin Simek went to
K!mball Monday to help f. Burijan
move a house.
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Inauguration OF New Train
Scrvfcc2S Hours To Rev York:

Taking effect Sunday, May 30th. the
Nickle Plate Road will run three through
trains daily, in each direction, between
Chicago, Ft. Wayne, Cleveland. Erie,
Buffalo, New York and Boston. This
line has grown so in popularity that it
has become necessary to increase the
service in order to meet the demands OF
the travelling pub lie.
Mr.. j. Y. Callahan. Gen'l. Agent, III
Adams ST., Chicago, H., will be pleased
to furnish all information in regard to
this new train service, (No.7 (94)
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TWO nruie county rarmers.

W - n1A OhC ~OANIty saIAHCIS.
Klmball, June 2l.-(Special 10 the
Observation-Disclosures to your re-
quest to interview some settler who has
made a success in Brule, we find Martin
Smith. who came to Brule county from
O'Brien county, Iowa, in 1884, bringing
three horses, two cows and one calf,
which comprised his chattels all told,
and settled on NE. Of 25, 103, So, which
he homesteaded. Mr.. Smith now owns
the north half of this section and by
careful management has got to the
front. Mr.. Smith has divided his la.
bors between stock raising and farm
ing. Last year he put down Il four-inch
artesian we'll at a cost of 1880, which
flows into four different lake beds
where he can lead water all over his
farm making his Independent of rain
fall. Although lie has not needed any
help at all thus far since he secured the
flow as rains have been sufficient for all
purposes. But with the great body OF
water he has in store now it will he
years before he will use up this supply.
Mr.. Smith says this flow Is much stronger
than one year ago.
Mr. Smith has a hne we'll bred herd
Of cattle, the most of which are cows,
from which he brings IN load of milk
to the Kimball creamery every morning.
He also has over twenty head of as fine
horses as can be found on any Iowa or
eastern farm. When asked whether he
would sell out his farm Mr.. Smith said
no, that he could go nowhere and be as
independent as he now is, not even at
$50 per acre; and we here make a note
of the fact that $50 per acre was refused
by the owner Of one Of these irrigated
plants. Mr.. Smith says he is thoroughly
satisfied with old Brule now and has
just got himself in shape to make
money.
This is only one Of the many settlers
who have made a success farming and
stock raising in Brule county, as we
have fir st the soil and water by going
after 1T in untold quantities and our
lands lay in shape to get water over
them il necessary and we have the
finest grasses in the world for stock
raising.
N. B. Dragon went to Brule county
three years ago from New York state.
He had no money but he took his energy
and brains with HIM and not knowing
that prosperity "could never come to the
people under the gold standard" he went
to work. He engaged in the stock husi-
ness and to show how we'll he has done
1t may be noted that few days ago he
sold 1876 head of cattle for $4,000 and
will make larger sale next year if not
before. AIR. Dragon is another OF those
men who did not wait for the wave Of
prosperity but went after it and found
it,
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Old fspnnle

Old people who require N licine to
regulate the bowels and h.uneys will
find the true remedy is Electric Bitters.
This medicine does not stimulate and
contains DO whisky or other intoxicant
but acts as tonic and Alternative. Ii
acts mildly on the stomach and bowels
adding strength and giving tone to the
organs, thereby aiding nature in the
performance Of the functions. Electric
Bitters Is an excellent appetizer and
aids digestion. Old people find 1t just
exactly what they need. Price SOC pei
bottle at T, Il. Mtller's Drug Store. (5I
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Tho Volga Tribune says that the
GRAPHIc's recent editorial on high
schools is glazing truth, words OF wis
dom and that any level-headed, practical
person will agree with it," and there are
mighty few newspaper men in The
country having more practical knowl-
edge Of matters and things than that
same Tribune man.
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"OH, what is so rare as day in
June! says Loweil.-Howard Press.
sand what is SO rare as a day in
june" not "Oh, what is SO rare as q day
In June" Get it right. professor, while
you're at 1t.
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THE GRAPHIC.

OBJ Work Of every description executed in the
- style and at lowest prices. The most COM
plete steam power plant in the county.
Advertisements not accompanied by INSTRUCT
ons will be inserted until ordered out and will
De charged for accordingly.
DISPLAY advertisements 20 cents an inch per
month, single column wide. Locals 5 and 10 cts
line according to position.
Correspondence wanted from oil parts Of the
county and from anywhere else. short commu-
nications Of general interes. always welcome
personal quarrels respectfully declined.
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Is,,.tTl,is Horr,da

Excharge:-Mary had II little lam b
that time has passed away. No lamb
could follow up the pace our Mary sets
today. For now she rides the alr-shod
wheel in skirts too short by half; no
lambkln shares her airy fight, but you
can sec her calf.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1897-06-26

A beautiful bronze monument to the
memory Of Harry Wight, the father of
the modern game of baseball. was un-
yeiled in Laurel Hill cemetery, PhiIadei-
phia, Sunday.
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1t isa particularly noteworthy fact
that when an important state or society
convention cakes place the meeting is
held usually at Mitchell. sometimes at
Aberdeen, frequently at Huron-but
never at Pierre. The reason is not far
to see: accessibility.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1897-06-26

Senator Pettigrew's antitrust am end
ment to the tariff bill was only defeated
by the narrow majority of two or three
votes. The Republican senator's who
voted against the amendment admitted
the justice Of it. but could not support it
because it would destroy the tariff bill,
as nearly every protected article is con-
trollcd bya trust.
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aIcKinlex prosner,tx.

The New York striking tailors were
getting tho following per week:
Tailors, from SO TO 50.
Children, jacket makers, about 81.
Trouser makers, about So.
Knee pants makers, Ga.
Vest makers, 81.
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Not Far Away.
~ 49, ~:

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The GEApAIo wants good correspondent in
every township in the east half of Brule county
--or from my other part of the county. Stamped
aud all stationary will be furnished.
and the Only Strictly Moral Newspaper in South
DAKOTA to boot; If the correspondent is al
ready paid subscriber an extra copy will be
sent to any address. Correspondence of this
kind deyelopes n readiness witt, tho pen and is
stimulus to excellent efforts. JON our corps
OIL cGntributors and you will be pleased with tho