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The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1897-04-17
Notice To Banks ard :iunIers fol-
scaled Proposals for touui:
Depository.

Notice is hereby given that sealed
proposals will be received by the un-
ders!gned from any banking incorpur-
ation. association or inuiviGual5alrk-
up in the county of Cape Girardeau.
that may desire TO ir selected rs the
depository of the funds of sand county
until Monday the third day of May,
1897. Bidders will state the rate of in
ir"e.t that said banking association
nr individual nar,kcr offers 10 pay on
~. funds ~ i.H rnunty Tor the term OF
lwo years next ensuing the date OF
said bid. and bids shall be- accom-
panied by u ch1ck for not 52>s than
u:e half OF ore ln.r cen OF "a County
Revenue OF In ~rtrcerding year IL IA
g~uaranie,. uf good faith on the part OF
the bidder and that if his or their bid
shuG;d ~ the highest he @? they viii
eater into bond as required i:r the
laws of Missouri. tSee Session ActS,
:SGl. mage lr3 ard l0l.
WTLLiAEI IAAE.
Clerk al the County tUIii.
Jackson. Mo. April Bird. 1897.
n=l april - =.
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DR.. Schlucter, one of the Oldest
citizens of Hubble township. died at
his home near Gordonville Wcdnes-
day. The deceased vas a brother OF
ex-Public Administrator, A. H.
Schlueter.
The longer you neglect a cold the
harder it is TO get rid of it. The very
first symtom should be met with a dose
Of DR.. Bells Pine Tar Honey. This
famous remedy will cur it whether of
of short or long standing.
The Board of Directors OF the Cape
Brewery and lee Company held a
meeting at the Office of the brewery
last night.
DR.. GrissOTn. the new dentist. has
been very busy ali this week making
gold crowns. He finished and insert
ed the second job of that kind this
morning for a lady from Grand Tower.
He also made n number of very fine
gold filings.
Whether it's a stubborn cold or just
a %snifie, you a cure it for good with
Dr.. Bells Pinn Tar Honey. This
famous Iemedy taken in time will stop
the progress of consumption and
bring tie color of health to the pallid
cheek.
With a pistol in her pocket a wom-
an promenaded the streets to-day
up one side and down the other she
walked Main street seemingly on the
look for some one.
Dir. A. P. Sawyer:-Dear Sir: Mrs.
Hamburg induced me to try your Fam
liz Cure, l was greatly benefited by it
and | recommended it to every lady
in poor health. Respectfully.
MRS. ASHER.
Sold at J.. Maple Wilson's drugstore.
The telephone poles are being pre-
pared and it will lot be long till we
will have a complete telephone system
in this city.
The river is still falling and the re-
ports from the upper rivers are favor
able for a continued fall.
II yoa have ever seen a little child
in the agony of summer complaint,
you can realize the danger of the
trouble and appreciate the value of
instantaneous relief always aifored
by DeWitt's Collie and Cholera Cure.
For ~dysentery and diarrhOea it is a
reliable remedy. We could rot afford
to recommend this rs a ure unless
it were a cure. For sale by j. Maple
Wilson, Druggist.
There will be the usual Easter SER
vices in all the churches in The city
Sunday.
Prosecuting Attorney Hines is in
the city to-day. He zane in TO attend
a casa in justice Sciva!ly's Court.
Never go away from home without a
bottle of DR.. Bells Pine Tar Honey
Change of climate. change of apart
meDts or exposure may bring on a
cold which nothing but this famous
remedy will cure.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1897-04-17
Ballard,s Horehound syrup.

Is the best known remedy for Con-
sumption, Coughs, Colds and all
Throat, and Chest troubles. Every
bottle is guaranteed. 1t is the best
remedy for children. Sold at VIII
sons drug store.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1897-04-17
MIXED UP.
Everything OF Local Form To be
Found That is of Interest.
MONDAY.

The river is running over the Rock
Levee near the Morrison place.
The Board of Equalization is in
session at Jackson this week.
Tom E. Joyce left yesterday for
New Madrid to resume his work in
the public school.
DR.. Bells Pine Tar Honey ac;s as a
balm to the lungs, cutting the mucus.
allaying the inflammation, healing and
strengthening. 1t is sure to 90 you
~goed-cannot do you harm. Theus-
ands have been benefited by its use.
Geoge G. Kimmel and Jodie Flynn
had a case at the court house to-day.
Jodie Flynn represented an Irishman
and George Kimmel represented a
Jew.
B. F. Allen, who is in the city to
day informs us that the river is out of
its banks below Commerce in Scott
county.
H. c. Phelps who has alarge wheat
field near East Cape, Illinois, tells us
that so far the high water has not
hurt him.
DR.. Sawyer:-Dear Sir: | can a
with pleasure that l have been usin5
your medicine, and will recommend it
to all suffering ladies.
MIR. W. w. WEATHERsHEE.
Augusta, Ga.
Sold at J. Maple Wilson's drugstore
Miss Carroll returned to New Mad
rid last Friday to resume her work in
the public school.
The new ice plant in the Brewery
will be in operation on the first of
June.
When a man goes estray in politics
he is a lost goose.
The law suit over a broad cloth
coat attracted the attention of all the
young lawyers in town. They were
all in court watching the case.
Theories of cure may be discussed
at length by physicians. but the SUI
ferers want quick relief: and One
Minute Cough Cure will give it 10
them. A safe cure for children. II is
1.-THE only harmless remedy that pro-
duces immediate results" For sale
ny J. Maple Wilson, Druggist.
Jodie Flynn won a case in a Justices
court to-day. Hurrah for Jodie.
The citizens OF this city should make
All effort this year to have the streets
spr:nkled. Anew weeks more and the
dust will be flying fast and thick.
Cooper Jones informs us that the
river is over the bank along the lower
end OF his field east OF the College
farm.
If you are bilious, try DR.. sawyer
Little Wide Awake Pills, you will find
them just what you want. Try a free
sample. They do not grippe. Sold at
. Maple Wilson's drug store.
TUESDAY.
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Arbor-li SOAP fcr chapIed skin.
Card of Thanks

/ take this method OF thanking the
kind friends who rendered their as
sistarce during the Illness and al the
funeral of my little boy.
Respectfully.
AUGUST SCHLUETER.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1897-04-17

A nephew of William Paar OF Jack
son, came down or the steamer Idle
wild this morning and will spend a
week or W. visiting Mr., Paar.
j. A. Kinder, of Whitewater, was In
the city to-day and gave the DEMO
Graf a call. Mr.. Kinder is in the
mercantile business at Whitewater
and he came here to purchase a stock
of goods from D. \. Glenn.
E. D. Engelmann has sofar recover
ed from his recent cillness as to be
able to get out TO his Office.
WEDNESDAY
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1897-04-17

Directory Of the Principal Business Houses
The following is published daily. for the
benefit of travelling statesmen, strangers and
the public generally. 1t cannot fail to prove
of interest to all who intend transacting BUSH
ness in Cape Girardeau.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1897-04-17
BucIiien-s ArnIca saIve.

The best salvein the world for cuts,
bruises. sores, ulcers. salt rherm.
;cver sores, tetter, chapped hands.
chiiblaiTs, cUrns.amd all skin crup
Tins. and positively cures piles. or no
pay required. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction Or money refunded
Price - cents per box. For sa'" a
W. G.. Haman's.
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Order OF Publication.

IIlVEt L iCsATs "ItIili N'N - ~
Cnrnty q! Cape GirariGuU and
SIatc Of Missouri. May Term. 1897.
MARCH Ii. 1897.
iguata GortZ. Plaintiff.
VERSUS
Mary G~erz, Defendant.
Orasr uf Publication.
NJ this day comes the piain:iI 10y
his attorney rpfOrp the Cork ri Tie
CAPE Gir&rdeau Cont Of Eomnlni
Pleas in vacation ;.Dd.iirs ms petition
ana affidavit. alleging. sinchg Other
things, that defendant Mary GUetz
has! u husband living II ti,e .ia;r q:
ne. marriage - plaintiff. Nhert-
upun ii is ordered by The clerk
.Ga, saiG defendant he notified hy
puiiu .ttiun that piaiuiifT has COM
i:icIc:G i sn:t J-a:Gst her III iliis cuurt
The object ana Ua:uFe of which l. "a
u,taiu IL decree of d;vorre from the
;.onG.s III maIriIH,say contracted he
tween plaintiff ana Defendant on the
ground OF abandonment. and that un-
less she be aud appear a; this court
~ ti:n rext tern thereof. to bc begun
and lu.Gcn =: he court Inust' in the
city - Cape Girardear, in said county
on III. 2is!i dag af May n@xi. ara on
or h,:ore the thira day of s:-it .,rm,
i: ti;, tatm shall 30 .On@ rGEtn3f.- ]:
art. ;hc;l on 81. before TIL last Ivy q;
said fern-an@I-a" pT rlrau 10 ':e
rrtitiu,l il said ,'ar.r. the sam vii!
l.. taken "a: ~cn.;.">.-u. and judgment
viii be rendered accordingly.
And !; IL further ordered. ;ha: Il
copy hereo: be pu5iisd. hcacco:nina
| 10 Law. il. the Cape Girardeau DEIo'
CGAw. = newspaper plbl;sn"'i IL at
county Of Cape Girardeau. I!iss"nri,
fur four week sGccessire;.r. t!'e las
insertion 10 ne ut leass thirty. day:
before tie commencement u tho ."y
| term ci his court.
: trie copy irCul t!:r r-'.'rG-
+. Il. ENGIMaNE. Clerk
Witness M aaaG. al
sea-. the seal - said cGrr' til
49, l6ih day d.: Starch. 1885.
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County school Commissioner
Full returns are now in and the
official count for School Commissioner
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+. Il. fNGII-MAN<. NItiN
Witness ny 1aaG. AZ
: sea-. the seal - said cGrr: til.
49, l6;h day a.. biarCi. 1885.
L. Il. E~NGEL&ANH.
mar27nt' Cl.r.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1897-04-17

Mrs. ~ Bader has re-
moved der millinery store
rom spanish street to Ill
Main street and has added
10 her store q
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-19
Strange SIGHT.

4 sight such as has rarely ever oeen
seen i'm this city was observed to-day az
tho union depot. when the southern train
ptilled i'm at 2i7. Among the passengers
who alighted was a tall slightly punt
man. without an overcoat. wearing
slouch hat on his head and handouts on
his wrist. lie was escorted by a hedNN %
set officer. carrying a rifle. when AT ll,h1
particular moment looked Ike 2 young
cannon. The prisoner was a minister
of the gospel. no other than Rev. Les"e
Cook who about three years ago was
the pastor Of the East Roanke bap'lst
church. and who was I'm Roanoke iaSt
month attending the Baptist Association
Tbo police officer was Sergeant Manuel
of the Roanoke force, and ne was
turning from Orange. where MT COOK
was caught. and was taking him 10 Roam
oke where he ia wanted 10 answer 90 the
charse OF havirg passed forged check
on n business arm while he was IN at
tendance on tho Baptist Association
REV. Mr. Cooke looked. as mares
DICKENS would have expressed il' ~
hrnnv as a chicken on Wet sunday
h,,i ,,nless enlightened by some one who
knew few people would have taken him
Tor u minister Az it was. great many
Questions were asked rs 10 the identity
of the prisoner. Sergeant Manuel stated
tbat Mr. Cook was also wanted IN other
cities on similar charges.-LNnchpuls
Advance.
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sound common-sense and loving moth
My care most of what IS best I'm the
Vanderbilt character to-day may be
traced. and 10 whose influence more
than any others the cNccu '.nal work
OF ST. Bartholomew parish among the
East-siders in New York is due. has
passed away. And Cornelius then the
family head has been seized with fhc
slow, living death of paralytc. which
he is bravely fighting with the help OF
his wife and part OF his children some
whore i'm the Tyrol.
Thoss two most important members
of the richest bachelors Christmas par
~ of 1896 must nCds Doc absent from
1ny holiday festivities which Dee may
this year organize.
$500 0O0VO REPRESENTED
There were about forty at this Christ
mas party and their earthly possessions
would have footed up snug ten millions
apiece ON the average. had thc wealth
represented been evenly divided. But
Of course 10 wasn't for one at least of
The guests was almost ass poor as "a
churchmOuse So far as having amy prop
criy of his own is concerned. This
young person was Chauucey NJ. Dopew.
Jr.. better known. until recently no least.
as Buster and DEE was asked in order
to please the young Nandcrhuts. ucp-
hcws ANA nicccs all of the bachelor host.
Here is "a hint al the way tine cnor-
NOUS money possessions of that me-
morable Crocsus Christmas gathering
Wcra divided,
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FAIRIES Of THE
CHRISTMAS TIDE.

As a rule the story OF Santa Claus
only folklore tale American children
ever hear but I'm European lands the
youngsters begin TO listen to stories Of
holiday-timc fairies and sprites and 9th
er delightful Christmas creatures about
as soon as they are able 20 hear storie;
OF any kind whatsoever. And the charm
ing narratives detailing the doings o
these queer beings are repeated so oftc
as to fix them firmly i'm the mind. :.
that their hearers would almost soon
doubt their own existence rs 10 call II
question any OF these tales.
In Norway the children hear a srea
deal about the merry doines OF thu
.Nisse fairies" at Christmas time. They
are about the size OF small children. anc
though IL Is yet believed by many juve.
nile Norwegians that the Mise some.
times appear now-a days. there Is nc
doubt whatever that they were FAR more
numerous in the good old timcs. "wher
Grandma was a little girl They are
supposed 10 be fond OF pranks and I'm.
clined TO an sorts OF mischief when not
treated with the greatest respect. Ac-
cordinglv. on Christmas eve. offerings Il
cies are often provided Tor tasii. bH
care must'bc taken in making he ofte--
ings. lest the fairies take oi"i' g. and
there is tale. universally received IN
the more remote portions or Norway,
about little girl who made some mock
ing remark on Christmas eve concern
ing the Nissc when she conveyed the
porridge that had been set apart for
them, and was SO roughly handled before
tn morning that she died on Christmas.
once. according To another Norwegian
story. certain sailor desired 10 present
a cake on Christmas Day TO the Spirit
Of the Waters But when he came 10 the
shore ne found that the waters Were
frozen. So he began 10 make hole in
the ice. but do the hest he could. he
found II impossible TO make the hole
large enough 60 put the cake through.
At last he was giving up In despair.
when. 10 his surprise. tiny hand as
white as snow reached through the hole
and seized the cake To this day You
cannot pay a Norwegian lady a more de-
lcate compliment than 10 tell her that
her hand Is like a water sprte's.'
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But I believed our Billy had sense and
he was Willy.
An when he left | warned him o the
ever-settin snares
That lie like hidden sarpnts In NE = pain
way CvcrywnereS.
But Bin he promised faithful TO DC keer-
ful an allowed
He'd build a reputation thatd make US
mighty proud.
But Il seems as how my counsel sort o
faded from his mind.
An now the boys In trouble tQe very
wustcst kind.
His letters came so seldom that ! some
how sort o. knowed
That Billy was a trampln on mighty
rocky road
But never cnce imagined ne would DO"
my head I'm shame.
An In the dust d waller his OIL DADDY
honOred name.
He writes from down IN Richmond, an
the storys mighty short:
| lust can't tell his mother: itn crush
her poor Oh heart
An I reckoned mister, you might nreaA
the news 70 her
Bits in the Legislator. but he doesnt
say what fur .,.,...
Ringold. Va. December 1857.
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THE rIMES-RfCHMOND VA SUNDAY. DECEMBER 10

years I'm London. and did so mucn 10
improve the credit OF the United states
that on his return TO New YORK IN ~"
a banquet was given him. at whieh the
men present are said 10 have represent
ed a total wealth Of Sl.oONJ~o re
died at Monte Carlo IN lN0. ana ms
son. Pierpont. inherited sl0O0.Vo. Al
ths time Of his fathers death, however,
he was already very rich man. ana
his wealth has since increased by leaps
and bounds: he is now ranked az worth
so o0Oa00 fo xS0 COO COO. Two OF his for
mer partners. Frank Drcxel and An
thony Drexol. each left estates exceed
ing 81 taq. eco. together giving the sum
Of 10000 to found charitable instltu-
tions in or near philadelphia. j. ;. MOT
gan. who was most charitable during his
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-19

The Morgan fortune was founded by
j. =. Morgan. the father Of J. Picrpont
Morgan Born ion Massl chusctts. far
mer boy FIRST. then a clerk In bank.
he was able out Of his savings az the
age OF IS 10 establish iu Boston COM
mcrcal house which soon took IN, first
place Ia the republic. Al 81 years OF
age he visited London. and there met
George Peabody. The latter was so i'm
pressed by Morgans ability that he Of
farcd him a partnership loo his banking
firm Of George \. Peabody and Co,
which. on tho death OF the great phi'an-
throplst. became the hrm of }. ; Nor
gan and 20. Mr.. Morgan lived some
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-19

question. YOU would not he far wrong.
At all events your possible critics would
have no easy task in naming "a young
bachelor with more wealth than he, even
were 2 search to De made among The old
est and most opulcnt OF Europc's royal
families
But 10 return to this wealthy and much
soucht-aftcr young mans most notable
celebration. Il was in reality a triple
function comlluiug housc-Warmlns
ard Christmas festival with a family
reunion. Perhaps its most interesting
features may have been furnished by the
wonderful housc-namcd Bilimore. and
then but just completed-whercin the
that the persons taking part We're stll
more intcrcstins. And hy fhe host OF
Christmas. 1885, that gathering Will uu-
ooubtbcdly ue rcmembcod AN his life
long. as the last occasion on which the
clan Vanderbilt was represented In prac-
ticsl cntirety.
LAST or TITS KIND.
All the celebrated Vanderbilt broth
crs were there Cornelius the hardest
working Of them am whose gravity has
always been as salient 81 feature az his
character as bis industry. Who never
rad hickman. even when Dee was "a
boy William h. whose wayWardncss
has furnished the scandal monecrs of
TWO continents GLth m1terial iu plenty
for ugly stories and who is yet so en-
gaging and such "a hail fellow we'll met
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-19

Of the streets. the men and women and
children ne passed And az he walked
the bells grew louder lust as they
seemed directly overhead he saw door
thar stood aiar Passing through he un-
derstood himself 10 be inside a church.
he f,lt better now; hunger was still
goading him. but with n duller pain. and
he felt Ike resting. perhaps prayer
in that place would hcip-thcn he would
sleep.
And 50 he sank down in the great
middle aisle. TO pray and sleep.
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that the very cabmen call him "Winlo
x" and Frederick W.-"Fred. whose
chief concern IN life Is society. but
whose wife. despite the part she plays
in the worlds merry whiri. sometime
assumes the role OF Veritahle ANGEL OF
mercy 10 the needy and the sick.
And the mother, too. was there-she
that was Mary Nissan, who was given
In marriage 10 William II. Vanderbilt
by her clergyman father when the Com
1o6ors's son was still poor farmer
iIvlns in the shabby wooden homestead
- Hhtsa splAnG
60 tAss ssis gse6 wsmsH, 70 wasss
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-19

n 10 exceedingly doubtful whether
taste has ever essH Z Christmas elns
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BIZ, IN trouble.

with Apologies 10 the Denver Post)
I've got letter. mister, from my son
down al Richmond.
An my or heart is neayy as If II would
weigh q ton
TO think the boy whose futur' / had once
so proudly planned
Should wander from the paths O. right
an come TO SIGH an end
/ told nim when be left MS only snort
while agO.
He'd find himself a plOwin in mighty
crooked row
He'd miss his fathers counscls. an his
mothers prayers. TOO
But he said the farm was hateful, an he
guessed he'd have 10 go.
7 know thar's big temptation for young
ater I'm n city,
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WHAT CHRISTMAS BROUGHT TO
EARTH'S RICHEST AND POOREST
GealthieSt Bachelor in the World Seats
$500, OOO,O 900 al One Table.
The DAYS OF REYELRY RECALLED.
life. Tragic Contrssis--fhe Festivities
Lasted Until AMER New Years Day.
AFancy sketch of An
other scene.

"Details As 20 how the richest young
bachelor in the world will celebrate the
greatest holy day Of the twelvemonth
this year have not as yet been given
10 the public Last year his obscrv-
anccs Of the day were quiet. as became
one suffering from a deep bereavement
but the year before be gave Christina
house warming in the most magnificent
country home ever built for occupancy
by a man without chick or child Of his
own 10 share 70 with him.
Who is the worlds richest young ba-
chclor?
II you were to guess George W. Van
dorblt tho most desirable matrimonia
catch in America. as your answer TO thi.
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Language of the COattall.

When Won see the lower half section OF
, coattail missing it means: II have been
introduced 10 her fathers dog.
II The coattails look like porus plas-
ter. fun of holes. II didn't get the shot
at a hardware store.
Coattail with large. open-iaced tear
90, tho HAS. Il scaled the back fence. 30
Dugt on the coattail: IF had painful
interview with her papa's boot
Coattail ripped up TO the collar; ! had
two leap-year proposals at the same
time. "-ChiCagO News.
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nor party before or since whose mem
bcrs represented any such almost I'M
thinkabtc mass OF money. II Is true
that they were guests at house that
cost 100000: but L fancy ths reader
Will agree with me. when he comes 20
think II all over. that the party was
God deal more interesting than the
- use. Had the widow and children OF
sro late Col. Elliott +. Shepard. the
,smoe 4. burdens and the charming
voting Duchess % Marlboroueh been
nrcaent. The total wealthy Of The party
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cumming" In England.

For several centuries "mummlng' was 4
favorite amusement in England az tha
holiday season. Parties Of RUNNERS
wearing MASKS and fantastic attire, went
about the streets. singing songs. playing
practical Jokes and claiming drink-monev
from housaholders and people whom they
met
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-19

They found Rim al evcntide, sounh
asleep for ever and aye. just as inc
Crocsus guests at Biltmore were finish
ing the final course oi their famous
Christmas dinner PAUL DANDY.
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~, tbr iov mbrn Christmas morning taps
~ AGAINST the mnoom pane -, ,,,rb
a, rhs hurry anc the bustlf, ano tDe 'a"S9
tfr, smfrt anO tam ,,.r ,,,+ h,
fathers bark IS bfnt m,tD I!OO'' wv y
~" stralSbtrns mltb the bGst; e,,.o h,,
oaothrr's fprs arc somftDnl9 'ap''' ="
thfp llGbt mitb Eager 5fSt; ,..,.r ~,
49,, %on,s loue fomes floprn9 tDilDfl' I'm
tlor, 50 full ano marill NJ. :, =,
foo's grfat lour, tbat fprr OmfI'FlD III ~
Ilttle mountain farln.