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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-06-26
HIS BUSINESS INSTINCT.


But the Quality of His Patriotism Seemed
All Right
One of the brightest travelling statesmen
in modern commerce was thinking seri-
ously of going to war.
You see," he was saying to the OLD
military man whose stories of adventure
and achievement had kindled his amol-
ton, Il have had experience in every
branch of trade that amounts to very
much except fighting
Il have sold nails. barbed wire, cigars,
dry goods, paints, oils and number OF
things. Now it strikes me that Id like to
handle lead for the government awhile. y
"You would have to undergo a good
many hardships," remarked his friend.
II don't care I'm not married. nobody
but myself to think about and I'd like to
see if | can't do something. Of course,
may never be heard from. But I'm willing
to take my chances at getting monu-
ment some day with the rest of Them
"Of course you'd want to go as an Off
GER" remarked the old military man.
I'D like to. But If ! found it couldn't
be arranged, l wouldn't stay away for
that reason"
Young man, I like your spirit. Any
thing l can do for you I will gladly un-
dertake I'll see if it can be arranged for
you to have a commission
mo" he exclaimed: don't do that. OF
course don't like to seem mercenary,
but I don't want to do anything on that
basis. l have tried it over and over, but
I never got any satisfaction out of work
ing on commission. Give me a salary
every time Detroit Free Press.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-06-26
HE HELD HIS OWN.

For goodness sake, Mary, asked the
young lady's mother at breakfast
what was the matter with you and
Harry in the parlor last night?'
"Why, mama? WHAT" inquired the
daughter, demurely.
why, you rowed and quarreled for
half an hour like a pair of maniacs."
"O." she replied, remembering the
circumstances, Harry wanted me to
take the big chair, and / wanted him
to take it, because he was company,
you know.
well, what did you quarrel about?'
1--WE didn't quarrel, mama; only he
insisted that l should take it, and
wouldn't"
How did you settle it finally?"
"Well, mama, we've compfo-
missed and both of us took lt."-I1t-
Bits.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-06-26
bride can make her gown with a

A bride can make her gown with a
Y shaped neck to be worn to receptions
afterwards, but she must fill it IN for
the wedding ceremony with tulle or
silk. The same with her sleeves
which can be made so as to be removed
afterwards.
The bride pays for her own wedding,
the only cost to which the groom IS
placed is for the minister's fee which
he makes great or small, to suit him
self and his purse.
FRANCIS TAYLOR.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-06-26
WHEN KNOTS ARE MADE

Mr.. Crimsonbeak: "You'e quite igno-
rant of naval affairs"
Mrs Crimsonbeak: There are 9TH
ers"
Mr.. Crimsonbeak: eyes, but I don't
think that the time boat is tied to a
dock is the time that the knots are
made"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-06-26
NOT QUITE QUALIFIED.

"Why don't you call me donkey and
have done with it? You've limited at II
long enough" he snarled out.
"It wouldn't be quite true" Sc re-
piled.
Il suppose not I suppose | haven't
1T wouldn't be quite true" she re-
torted sarcastically.
20, yes you have" she returned
sweetly. "You don't need any more
ears"
What do I need, them"
More legs and a better voice. =
Stray Stories.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-06-26
NEWSPAPER FUN.

Brooklyn Life:
Bookkeeper-This man has always paid
cash and now he wants to open an ac-
count Shall / accommodate him?
Manager-Certainly not.
Bookkeeper-And this man has had an
account and now pays cash.
Manager-Never trust him again.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-06-26
BRIDAL ETIQUETTE.
These Are the Points Bride Must OBJ
serve in Her BRIDAL Gown

serve in Her Bridal Gown.
There are few points of etiquette
which every bride must observe winter
or summer. One is high neck, for no
bride can be married decollete; the
second is long sleeves and the third is
a snug fitting gown.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-06-26
OBTRusIvE FRIENDLINESs.

agnes won't speak to any of u.s.
whats the trouble?"
1--WE gave her surprise party on her
birthday"
THAT ought to have pleased her"
"Well, it didn't We gave her a
beautiful birthday cake with forty can
dies around it."--Chicago Ncord.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-06-26

Chicago Post.
sI'm told she rather looks down on her
husband
mot always"
mop"
ooh, dear, no; not when he stands on
q chair
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-06-26

Northend. l want to run in and see
your wife. Is she at homer"
Mr. Northend: Yes, she'll be at home
all day. When I left she was trying
to make up her mind to go out and have
a tooth pulled. New York Weekly.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-06-26

Puck:
Mrs. Bowers cher first ocean VOYAGE
Phew What a little box this is! won
der why they call them state rooms!
Mr.. Bowers-I guess the fellow who in
vented them was born in Rhode Island.
Atlanta Constitution:
II use ter be a great one fer foreign
missions - said the colored deacon, but
in de las two years change has come
over my sperrit. You all remembers dem
silk beavers we sent de heather ter SO
ter church in?''
Eyes"
En- dem Sunday-school good-behavior
cards?'
Yes"
well, sub, wen de church sent me on
as a delicate, ter see how dey WIS pros
perrin what does you reckon | SEEM"
Dunno
well suh I'll tell you; ever blessed
heather in de crowd wus a-settin on de
beavers des lax dey wuz camp stools, en-
tryin' ter play poker wild de good behavior
cards.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-06-26
NO HELP NEEDED.

eff any man wanted to kiss me
should scream for help
ooh, if he really wanted to kiss you,
you wouldn't need any one to make
him do it."-Pick Me Up.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-06-26

New York Mail and Express:
He-Do you really believe Ignorance is
bliss?
Shell don't know You seem to be
happy.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-06-26

Washington Star:
"Why don't you let your mustache
grow?" inquired Willie Wibbes friend.
why don't | let it?' was the echoed
response You mean why don't l make
it!''
Brooklyn Life:
Rigby-Did you fire your cook?
Digby-No. She fired herself.
Rigby-French leave?
Digby-No. Gasoline.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-06-26

New York World:
This is a strange world unused the
man who keeps the crockery store.
Everybody that comes in here for a
lamp chimney wants one that won
SCOT
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-06-26
ARTILLERY EXERCISES,
GUN, LANCE and
SABRE DRILLS,
CAVALRY PRACTICE.
Epochs OF American History, including the
Gus Err
BA T 7 Tie:

Incidental to the Glorious Drama of Civili-
zation. and the Sports and Pastimes of Wild
Frontier life.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-06-26
AT HOME.

Mrs. Westend: Good morning, Mr.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-26
A SENSATIONAL ADVANCE.
An Extraordinary Jumpin Grain and
Provisions.
ALI THE EUROPEAN MARKETS HlGHEI
May wheat Jumped Up TO ei.2O ,
Bushei, Highest Point Touched
In Several Years.

Chicago. April 25.-An extraordinary and
the board Of trade in tho values OF grain and
provisions May wheat closed 5% higher than
| Saturday. July gained ss.. corn and oats X
| pork. As per barrel: lard and RIBS, 1cffi2,s
each.
Sensational advances In foreign and outside
domestic markets, decrease OF over 1000 00C
bushels In the American visible wheat sup
ply and hmnl worlds shipments caused the
uptufn IN wheat which all our markets fol-
lowed. Although Liverpool opening cables
today quoted wheat at 81. bushel advance.
this market displayed hating tendency after
the nrBt rush Of trading and throughout the
session gave evidence OF heavy liquidation on
hard spots.
While In the frat half hour OF the session
Liverpool had risen the equivalent OF 3Ia q
bushcl. New York 2is, Minneapolis and Du-
luth 8, Chicago IN the same time WAS only
UP .. English country markets showed gain
of ~ n bushcl since Friday last and Mark
Lane u.ondonl of o. while Berlin was quoted
&c bushel higher than Saturday. Liverpool
continued to climb until at the close futures
showed u gain of from 5I2 TO 81 per bushel.
Duluth and Minneapolis added to tho bears
tormcnts by reaching point So. above Sntur-
days close This market finally got started
and from around ~ rapidly climbed 10 81.
May. which started only higher, at LIS. sud
denly jumped with . between trades to LEO.
the highest in several years.
Chicago receipts III cars. Minneapolis and
Duluth 100 The worlds shipments to Europe
last week were 7.423oo0 bushels. May dropped
back TO LIZ. but rallied TO 100. closing Mt
llySi sellers net gain OF "a. After the
advance IN July to s3, the market became
very fcverish. selling off to 90, up to a3h
down 70 e2M, then up to 92A, closing at
a2ia. Five minutes after the close o3is was
paid ON the curb for July.
Corn was active and strong throughout tho
scssi-n. Sales Tor export If about 1.0Do.Olt
bushels. an advance Mt Liverpool of III and
OF sii mt Mark Lane Uondoni, were the chief
factors. The Visible decreased 3,26s. 900 bush
els; an OCEAN passage decreased 2.lS.0o0
bushels
Scarcity OF offerings In oats. advances
abroad aud the strength Of wheat and corn
helped tho olts market early. The visible
supply decreased a7l ,oOn bushels.
Provisions were strong and active.
Estimated receipts for Tuesday Wheat, $40
cars; corn, 625 cars; oats. 500 cars and hogs
"a. 600 head.
rpe tead,ng futures ragged as follows,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-26

bsreiair' Texas. April 25.--one Of this
srea'ssi curiosities Of recen. years wa:
iaSeiy discovered in dense jungle of un-
aersfowth, called "Hel's Half Acre" on
me lands OF Colonel r.. p. Wilkinson, ada.
cent TO this city. where the foo. OF man ba,
rsreiS trod since the exit Of the rad man
Two patrlarchal live oaks OF giant dimen.
sioEs, estimated to be 1000 years old. AZ !
instance Of some sixty feet apart form !
oonipIese arch, and have the appearaase Of
..,, nn,' noo2 Undecided in the earth. The
:. rN,n trees, as they have been cl,ristenei
are truly wonderful freak OF nature ma
: as srea! curiosity as the famous n.t~,a,
prluee IN Virginia, Mr.. Wilkinson a ouiss
proun OF the discovery, and Heirs Hail
Acre. has enhanced In value. ''si'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-26
HEAVY STABLES.

AMMuN1TloN--Pow per keg. 81 00O
AS: blasting powder sl65 per kcg; drop shot
per sack. sl.25; buck. sl5o.
BACoN-Extra short clear, In sacks. 6ssdp
ss.o, regulars. 7iTsc, boxed Ne higher,
smoked bellies, 7s-sdse; New York salt bel
lies, sac; breakfast bacon, ai.6laa,c.
BAGGlSG AND TIES 7I.esa than car lots
from Houston; Bagelng Glib. d.o, "a .ib
7he. Tics Arrow, ia-lb. 9oc; Delta, 81
CANDY-Stick wrapped bnb,s -. Gi4dJ6l.c
per H. special sizes, &c higher
COFFEE--Rio and Gordoys 12nlSAo, fair
$500 s-sc. prime iOalio&e; choice i0,sSpilc,
ed coffcea: Arbuekie'g Arosg, 5asis 100. ID
Hsases. i1isc delivered: .3G-lb cases, H. zoe dc.
liysred; APEX, po-ib cases, iiioc. in se.lb
FLOUR Empire Mills. Houston: Davisou's
High patent. $3.50; White Ribbon, second pat.
snt, $500. Texas Star Mills quote, Tidal
$780, sea Pearl. $40; ryo Hour. $3.50. special
rates for shipments to interior points. Gour
IN barrels Itc above Sacks in half barrels 500
FAniNAcEous GooDs-t,ritp, bom,nv ana
cream meal. in barrels, s.,,6; pearl meal In
<o-lb sacks, 10 per hbl OF four aacks; Scotch
and Friends oats, 81 40; Columbian oats. S2l
tlAMS-.Standard Ss0sA; picnic hams 7lc
HONEy--ln Sp-lb cans. extracted liseiS,tc:
IN comb. saff0c: IN 1a-ib cans. extracted, Gl,c.
LARD--Reined terccs. compound is.c; lsat
SIC: 50-lb ems &c higher than tierccs; 10Th
cans ic higher.
Mo1ASSEs--R eboiled, fair, iGasisc; prime
90Q2lc: choice. g5st2Gc; fancy new crop syrup,
o3@2yc
RlCE--Extra fancy head. 6af6Ac; choice.
t06isc; fair 4tsd36c, fancy imported. cfi6Hc.
ROPE Basis Tor 7-l6: Sisal. sic; manilla
NC: cotton 10Mff1ic.
BALT--Livrrpoai. coarse, 6oei7se: arp, csaS
ooc; LoulaianA, coarse Zoe; fine asc, bnrreis
n-ios, t2.6: 6o-5s, $3.50; 1oo-3s. $3.50; 7o.ts.
-SLilr FISH sx.,rsx., ~.
8oQ4t 90: half barrels. $5bVd5.Tt.
IS ADMINISTRATOR quarters. S3,c5si3. AZ.
mustard three-Quarters. es,l0f2.50 imported
9slistts srsS.S, CHARTERS. snso; fancy sprsis.
srARcH- STANDARD soods: Pearl. In ~o.lb
boxee. Be-: Royal 0loSu, bulk. Slsc: Nickel. 100
packages, per box. ts.7S; corn starch, 5Lc per
ID. - and t0-lh boxes.
eu0 -ouotatlons are for small lots; spe.
etsl priceo given on carload orders STANDARD
GvAnulatsd 7-sc: cubes and powdered 6Xc;
Isculeisns yellow clarified. fancy sac: choice
PRODUCE.
DEANe--California small white exc Der III
Heye@ 70: pink &c: Lima beans ik63xc:
u1ackseyed peas S<@sHc.
1UI11n-nIus Star. lsc; dairy. N0i5c;
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-26

Hog products arc firm and higher at prl-
mary markets end are expected To go higher
Nth.
Tho Colorado and whniry mills hayo with
drawn all quotations on fonr.
Lemons are firm and advancing. but tho
demand Us very light
Eggs are dragging on the market at spec =
dozen,
Good sized spring chickens are in request
Hens are In only moderate demand. Turkeys
are not wnptcd and very few sease are being
chilled for, A
Everything In the way OF fcedstiiffs IL very
Arm. with an upward tendency.
An advance Of &c pound has been made
In manila rope. sissl Ia unchanged.
Sugars are strong and tending upward.
Canned goods arc steady, but tho volume
- business is light.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-26

Market steady and bare OF all classes good
cattle. mostly poor common stock left over !.
hogs In heavy supply! sheep firm.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-26
tinliforpin Cnnnrd Goods.

Il Regarding the canned goods situation on the
sosst. the California Fruit Grower says in
It's issue Of April IS: standard fruits are
scarce and firmly held. AprIrots, cling
peaches and pears are in short supply. OF
seconds there IL u fair supply of nearly all
lines Tho present demand ia for Iow-prlced
goods. and the West Ia taking a considerable
quantity. Locally there is fair 1obbing
trade and some export movement. Prices are
firm but unchanged. The dry weather Ia
causing Gamers TO hold back prices on new
pack peas and tomatoes The situation and
prices for canning fruits ia uncertain at this
time. The sale of the California CBnnerics
company's plant was completed last week,
and IL viii be run this season With English
capital
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-26
HHvre Market.
Hnvre. April 25.-Spots quiet futures easy. |
BUTTER AND EGGS.

New York. April o5.--Eggs steady receipts
Il 49, packages; Western 1lla; Southern log
all.
Chicago, April 25-Bulter steady; creamery
lsNi6'a: dairy 12Gl5. Cheese dull. Eggs
steady. 10.
y. Louis. April 25-Buttcr steady; cream
cry l591si dairy iinl5. Eggs lower, ..
kal,sas City, April l5,- Butter f,nl: cream
cry lidiI; dairy 1.9lb Eggs steady to arm;
fresh I.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-26
Rl6nETER or BUSINESS.
I lS lsdex Il TIE Coalition o. Trade
Generally.
BUSINESS IN ALL LINES is QUIET.
'MereAants Buyine Only Enough TO
I sect Immedsase Denand-Freight
Rates Are Aavsncsng.
Once Of The Poet
Houston. Monday, April ..

Houston. Monday. April ~.
The cali for volunteers has caused the com
merciai people TO realize that war actually
exists, although there have 10 far been no
battles fought. The Interruption In coastwise
trade will cause some changes Ia the ratio sit
nation ana Affect the movement OF mcrchhn.
disc both inward and outward bound.
Tho trade has not. of course. been able TO
adjust itself to the now coA,itlons. and as .
consequences only such goods Is must be pro-
cured arc being purchased. No one will buy
more than sufficient to supply immediate
demands.
At primary points markets are rather un-
psttled and with the exception OF foodstuffs
arc waiting to SEQ what effect the real hos
tilities will have on prices.
Locally trade Is quiet. so far as jobbing
IL concerned. Retail cIothicrs and dry goods
houses are doing good business in scasonnbls
articles.
Brokers md orders cnrtaicd in number -
we'll as IN quantity OF purchase.
Stocks on hand are ample to stand consid.
sfabic drain, supplies OF coffee being large.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-26
View York Cotton Market.

New York, April 25.-Early advlccs from
abroad said that futures at Liverpool had
eased OIL 2G2is points, and spot cotton / -S2i
With sales of the latter only 1900 bates
This started liquidation and prizes soou
dropped 5@i points. with stop orders all tho
way down. However. n better feeling pre-
vailed or covering and some Investment huy-
ing, after which speculation fell off materially
with the market during the Rroater part OF
the afternoon nervous Private dispatches
pointed to generally lul.ish feeling among
the English trade. The local market closed
steady nj net unchanged price Total sales
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-26
ohi,arcn.. Entertalspeas.

Hearne. Texas, Apri. 2o.--Al w NJ !,
grcgation gathered at the hap's'
last night to witness the ssrsiss Pl.', .
for the children. Several nice sg ~ 4
Rotations comprised part .,,s,,on i
gremne. At the close guns .cIr,;uIl
taken for Sunday school anu iIsrt4
work and was responded TO sefy 1
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-26

Hearne. Texas. April 25.-in'A
Prazos bottom who were lorceu 4,
all or part OF their cotton
through, but say they may ye' ~ ~
come trouble ir getting stun .s,. ~ 1
much better over the Drosp .hs,
last few days Of warm weasps
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-26
SuiciIcd.

Corpus Christi, Texas, April A'.'l
news of sensational suicide reacusa !, !,
this evening from Neuces, a tosn y y. !.
county. A Mexican aged about = ~
carly yesterday morning informed nn N
that he was feeling desPondent az \, Nv v
to die, whereupon he went Out Y " M
ture and blew his brains out wiz 20
dying instantly,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-26
sHEnIrFs' DEPARTMENT..

conroe Texas, April 25.-stolen. from
Mrs, Roberts, at Now Caney, Montgomery
county, one red roam horse. about is years
ON , nIanaed tunderlined) on left thigh.
thief. As the horse belonged 10 n widow
nay. Five dollars reward for any info-n,a-
non leading to recovery OF horse. address,
4; =, Griffith. she-..t Montgomery COUNT.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-26
GALVESTON.
NEW ORLEANS,

reported for The Post daily excsr. Thurs.
days and Sundays by Albert Montsomery
Co. 0imitcd). live stock commission ner.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-26
NEW YORK EXCHANGE.
NUE.,
Saturday.
Reichmarks, conner.
stocks Slusu,.,,

ties was sluggish and almost staynnnt totny
Prices ruled below Saturdays tIosc ali DIV
ana the dragging tendency. while ptactlcaiIy
nninterruptec, was only th-Fiatural ielctir n
from Saturdays advance. The subt,ea s,,rv
announced that IL would receive no further
deposits ON account ~ shipmunts OF cu,rsnsv
irom Washington for transfers 10 aay poini
lhe transfers " this character today amount
cd 10 100000. Total sales sS,5.0al.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-26
HIDES. WOOL AND nEEswAx.
Prices paid by Houston dealers.


New York, April eS..-'rhc Evening posr.
London financial cableEram says: Tho stavl,
markers mere were stendy on the large re-
eeip's at gold but the cloy, was dull, sp,n-
lsn vs. ana americans were conn arativoIy
steady but dull after Improvement IN unoer.
ha,s,y OF moaey prospects promise to hinasr
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-26
eivi, Service EXnm,.c,,on.

ine United States civil service commits.
sion announces that an exam,na.ion VII,
- ne,a oy us postofiicc board OF examiner,
z; z. uS,iveslon. Texss. on June 4. isas. cow
Of slsssso A. co oS,oss a. M for the position
ice a 4 s,isr Munger ~ the custpdiin ssrv-
OF $500 per E7num. Only
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-26
New York Dry Gno,,x.

New York, April Gin dry goods thcre ia
some interest displayed In the market ,or
uenlms. ticks and similar lines OF staple cot.
tons, on account OF bids for army supplies.
The market is inadequate to meet these do.
manus, nut makers believe looms In many
plasFs may he diverted 10 the making r.
these goods ms needed by the army. and that
The overproduction in other lines may be- cut
down. the )obhins trade reports generally
roor results.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-26

ssl PRODUCE
1EAN California small white exc per ID.
eysY -: pink &c: Lima beans 3k63Mc
Ulackteyed peas S%93Hc.
1UTI1n-nIus Star. lsc; dairy. 1<0iSc;
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-26
HOUSTON BANK C,EARINos.

Tho following are the clcarances of m.
Houston banks for the week thus tar and for
the correspondng time last year. together
With the increase or decrease.
TBS year. Last year lncreosc
saturday ........ sSS5.4S7 SSil,s5T sssS.s3o
M'hday s,s,i2i .tI.Sia ii..iO,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-26
xau rclenhone I.lae,

Alvin. Texas. April 25.--A's' Y b.
ton will soon be in Hello e rs tJu
with each other. Work on Sslnf T.
line between the two places Z os $3.50
ARD when II is completed tnc isss -
and the metropolis will be u cs1r