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The Florence daily tribune., 1899-09-22
The Quickest Trains.

Are run by the Union Pacific,
Pullman Palace Sleepers. Free
Reclining Chair Cars, Buffet
Smoking, Library Cars, Dining
Cars; in fact every convenience to
make your trip comfortable. See
your Local Agent or address Geo
Ady General Agent Denver.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-09-22
Finds Relic of Andree Expedition.

Stockholm, Swecen, Sept. 20
The Aftonbladet today received a
telegram from the master of the
Norwegian cutter Martha Larszak
saying that he had found Septem-
Der 8, on the north coast of King
Charles island, an anchor and
buoy marked "Andree polar expe-
dition."
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-09-22

Fresh and luscious New York
Count Oysters, at the Florence p
and P. Co.'S. Try EN-.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-09-22
Army Secrets Sold.

Berlin, Sept. 22-The govern
ment learns today that army mobi-
lization plans and documents
were recently stolen at Wuerzburg.
Bavaria, and sold to foreign
power.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-04-15
Beef.

ofall meats issued for daily food the
aietarian says beef is the best. and STILL
a, times II Is mos, loudly condemned.
Bows and girls at boarding schools
are always pronounced In their COM
nlaipts about It, and in letters nome,
grow facetious and tell how they are
learning ito below" according to the
hos, methods taught iu bovine conserv-
atories of music.
The restaurant boarder taxes his tai
an, for wi,ticisms and funny sayings TO
hiring il into bad repute with those who
81, at the table next to him, and often
adds that a restaurant, from its name
and the very motive of things cannot
furnish good beef TO Its customers.
rhop he will tell that the restaurant
,.kss It's name from two Latin woras'
"rss- and taurus, which translated
mean bully thing, and the ereiore III
accordance with it must furnish ooiiy
beef.
nu,,he "unkindes, kickoff all comes
from the American soldiers In Florida
and Cuba. What they tell OF the oee'
Furnished them put delicate stomachs
IN omen rebellion at the sight OF certain
t,,ds of beef meat, and, may, IN 'n.
hereaf,er. eliminate recipes for roast
beef from cook books and from al men,
cards for swell dinners. 1t may DC Una
the refined thoughtful and conservative
on,sr,ainer will refrain from asking th'
.a,,red soldier II he will take roast
heef at dinner. That question mign
cause an upheavel, a sort OF stomacnl' II
volcauic eruption. But. nevertheless
aooa beef, prepared outside OF canning
! factories, make good dish lot an
table,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-04-15

Private Arthur p. Larson, Co. GA"
First Idaho volunteers, was severely
wounded In the forearm In an engage
ment Wednesday at Manila.
Idaho was given three new postmast-
ers this week: J. f. Miller at Albion,
Cassia county, J. w. Cross at Custer,
Custer county, and I. Danahy at Swan
Lake, Bannock county.
Freight traffic on the Utah & North
ern railway has been rushing for sew
eral weeks. The trains have been very
many, very long and heavily laden.
Nothing like it for long time.
w. f. Fisher, of Ogden, has thrown
of the robes of Populism which he has
been wearing for several years, and
put on the dress suit OF Democracy
One by one the boys come home again.
This is the week for big dinuers all
over the country-Jefferson dinners. at
which Democrats will draw skeletons
OF platforms for 1900 and select inform
ally, standard bearers for the campaign
of that year.
II there be any truth in the statements
that number OF American soldiers
married Cuban women and deserted
them when their regiments were order
ed home, then the morals of western
soldiers are better than the morals OF
eastern soldiers. No such stories come
from the Philippines. Only one case
of soldier marrying Filipino woman
is reported. He belonged to the First
California regiment, and after marriage
deserted to the enemy and was given a
Ilieu,enancy under Aguinaldo, and later
was killed in battle.
The Syntbetical Bible class at the
Baptist church on Wednesday evening,
completed the books OF Genesis and
Exodus. Next Wednesday evening the
lesson will be the first FIVE chapters in
the book OF Leviticus. All are specially
invited to meet with the class and study
thoroughly this wonderful book. In
I terest and attendance have been vel
} sustained, but you will help by attend
ing.
Grove City lodge of Masons will NEE
this Saturday evening.
For SALE - Household furniture
, stoves, etc. Good quality. At bar
= gain. Apply at NEWS Office.
MONEY TO LoAN-We have plent.
S of money to loan to sheep and cattl
e men. BANK OF IDAHO FALLS.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-04-15
po,b Dead in the Trenches

In the fall OF last year wnen 80
,,n,cb, there would be no trouble WIN
,So'eS ,So natives a, Manila, two Filipinos'
w.. w.rs taken into the Idaho band anu, anu
y. were 's.S sSSc we're esper, musicians played
spleudidly. -, r,eased with
,,om and had them put on Tue u'',", .'. -
=, the band. Both were p'ceoio p.'s go
They insisted ,ha, they wanted W 80 ..
% America and make their MONIES ,,non "1,,,
sna would come with the ooys ,,n" Via
,hev ma returned, but when the us".."s we
sa,nmenced so they deserted TO 'ne,r i,eo 90
Pile, the enemy, and during soaIes 'ue Of both
., our army the lifeless pou.eo .''eaohos 10
y, =, M ,hom we're found in the tren,nus '',,,u, "
:, se,her with large ,,nvs number d ''
aoes who had been killed.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-04-15
Host Powerful Man on Earth.

"" "cfIM run on GdTfH.
). Pierpont Morgan wields greater
power than ever Jay Gould possessed.
The Chicago Chronicle pronounces
him the most conspicuous and power
iui man In the world" and asserts that
be controls by his iron will, five times
the capital and ten times the number
OF men controlled by the president OF
the Standard Oil Company"
Morgan now holds II majority Of the
stock, and exercises complete control
OF the following railroads:
The Northern Pacific, with 4999 miles
and s23 600, 900 gross earnings last year.
The Reading, 1866 miles and s44 ,OOO,-
600 gross earnings.
The Lehigh Valley, 2le8 miles and
sls 100000 earnings.
The Southern railway, 525s miles and
Ell ,0oo, 600 gross earnings.
The stocks OF all these are deposited
with Mr.. Morgan under voting trust
giving him absolute control for term
OF years.
These systems have l9,02s miles OF
railway, employ $1,000 men, earned
gross, last year, sl7s, ,oOO, 900, and own
or hold 22,7T9,473 acres OF land. Com
menling on these amazing figures, the
Chicago paper says:
''fhe employees of the Morgan rail-
roads exceed the entire establishment,
OF the British navy, excepting marines.
"Morgan's roads move 200, 900 cars
Made into one train at very moderate
estimate, II would be 1894 miles long
without counting 1900 locomotives.
"The landed estate OF the Morgan
roads. the acres which they till or from
which the dig coal or cut lumber, ex
ceed In area the combined Kingdoms o
Holland, Denmark and Belgium which
! supper, over 100000 people. Mr.
Morgan's railroad nigh, exchange acr'
for acre measured by territory alone
: with the FIVE New England states, Ney
Hampshire, Massachusetts, Vernon,
Rhode Island and Connecticut, an
when he has acquired every inch G
I those states he would have 3,37s,56
acres Of land left"
: This is terrific power for one man {
hold, ye, 1t is only fraction OF the tr'
mendous power he may exert, by reaso
Of his leadership of other gigantic cou
4 blnations. a presidential electio
!, coming on, Morgan would undoubtedl
!, call conference OF the heads of 'h
+. larger trusts OF the country, and ,ht
assemblage of i2 or 20 men would ha'
!, the will aud probably the power TO di
tate 10 party leaders, write the platform
of national conventions and name Il
u candidates for president and vice pre-
e ident.
s. The vast power will not pause wi
e that. Il will extend into the vario
b states aud attempt TO dictate In 9
Ia election of United States senators al
81 the nomination of candidates for =
'e national house OF representatives.
ID purpose is to control the finances, I
10 transportation, the productive resourc
'e aud the very government OF the natie
Spokane Review.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-04-15
urou,an's Relief Corps.

A meeting of the ladies who signed
IN. charter Of The Womau's Keller
Corps oi the Grand Army viii be he'u ',
., ,h. Masonic hall. Blackfoot, April
goa a, / o'clock p. IN. The corps viii
be organized by the election OF officers
tha, day. W. a. NhN"fo4s, N,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-04-15

DAsALT WATER COMPANY IA Corporationl
ID Location OF principal place OF business
Basalt, Bingham County, Idaho.
Alta meeting held April srd, ls@ through
its Board of Directors, levied an assessment
of SOC per share, payable In singic-hand labor
between May 3rd and 9th, 1929.
ANY stock on which the said Assessment
remains unpaid Saturday, May 2oth. lsse will
he delinouent and advertised for sale.
CHARLES CRlDDLE,
Secretary Basalt Water Company.
Basalt, Idaho, April 4th, 1893.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-04-15
Will Sell or Trade Land.

Three acres OF good land, right in the
City of Ogden, Al blocks from Union
Depot and 81 blocks from Washington
Ave. VIII sell very cheap or will trade
for property at or near Blackfoot. My
reason for selling cheap or trading is
My home is In Backfoot and wish to
get my property together. For particu'
lars call on or address,
THE BLACKFooT NEWS.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-04-15

Eighteen beet sugar factories are in
operation In this country, and twelve
additional ones are 10 be buil, ,hio
year. The capacity OF those 10 opera.
uon aggregate IL, 100 pounds, and those
to be built will have capacity Of 4. 200
pounds day.
Private Collins OF Company "G.n
lPocatsllo Company First Idaho RegI.
meat. who returned from Manila on the
transport Arizona last week, was insane
when he reached San Francisco. 1t Is
probable he will be sent TO the asylum
Tor insane soldiers at Washington.
The United States grand jury at Po.
eatello, found true bills against ]. A.
Andrews, charged with embexzlement;
against wm. Mckinley and Cauna
John, ct al, Indians, for larceny; agains,
WIN. NJ. Gibson for cutting government
timber and against Dan Collins for sell.
Ing liquor 10 Indiana.
A sheepherder undertook to put the
British regulation uniform blouse on
Idaho Falls last week, but the officers
pat him where be can nurse his gun
shot wound and "dgger OUT how such
thing was successfully done In the
pAimy days Of cowboys.
The ministers Of Boise aud the war.
den OF the penltsutiary are ''ieetel
ousa" over some matter, aud IL Is said
there ~iil be no more preaching a, the
pen unless Mr. HALEY makes some
apologies. Well, well. Why no, preach
10 the oonsiets aud le, MIR. HALEY wor.
ship 10 hls osice.
rkcfc ls 20 iittie znd therr is 80 much
We weigh and measure and dean. in rain-
A ta.pk. word. ilsht res E-ansiYc touch.
C@a t,r the mlnlsieF uf !uy or pain.
A Hasn can die Of hunger. sailed In gold.
4 efamb msy qulescn bpi~ 10 stronger breath
And every day ~r give or @c withhold
fs5sne little ihins ths, tells for ifo or death
Drs. Ewing and Murray after AN alb
senco .rou. Blaekiool for Gse days a
PocAiello, American Falls and koc1
Greek, returned Tuesday morning
The doctors propose 10 leave Black'oo
.ornvlime next seek for Salt Lake CT,
~hsrc they will continue the prac,ie
Of their profession.
Tho uulicd States oour; a' pocaielic
has bccn foil Of business all the week
The dock.is were large and many {
the caso. Of grca, importance. The cit
has h-ren crowded with visitors from a
the counties In ihc southern part Of III
STATE who were present ai ihe session
: Of the court ss jurors, witnesses or II
lercsicd parties.
Services a, The Baptls, church ne'
! sunday an usual. The subject OF II
: morning service will be "Eiome MI
sion, their Place aud Power In II
/. West" Every member Of the churC
a IL kindly urged 10 be present II
1 evening subject viii be one Of specl
interest. via: "The Tabernacle 10 u
Wilderness as Type OF the Lo
' J,.as Christ" Services commence
" minutes sharp after the ringing Of q
second bell.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-04-15
Notice OF Assessment.

u,pE ECORBETTSLOUGH DITCH COMPANY
l. "a aCorporationl- Location OF Principal riace
or business, Blackfoot, Bingham County,
Idaho.
Notice is hereby given that at a meeting OF
tho Board of Directors, held ON SATURDAY
April 2rtl. 1859, Assessment No. S, OF - cents
per share was levied upon the capital stock OF
their corporation, payable to H. A. Doud' Sec
retary at Blackfoot, Idaho,
Any stock upon which this assessment
shall be unpaid on saturday. May 6th lss"
win be delinquent and advertised for sale at
public auction, and unless payment is made
before, enough of each parcel of stock VIII
be sold on Saturday, the Bird day OF june is'H'
TO pay said assessment with cost OF advertis'
ing and expense of sale
f. A. DoUD, Secretary.
Blackfoot, Idaho, April &th, 1879.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-04-15
He Fooled the Surgeons.

All doctors told Renick Hamilton, OF
West jefferson, o., after suffering Is
months from Rectal Fistula, he would
die unless costly operation was per-
formed: but he cured himself with five
boxes of Bucklen's Arnica salve, the
surest pile cure on earth, and the best
salve in the World. % cents box.
Sold by Hull & Woodruff, druggists.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-04-15
Shoes that are Shoes.

Far an up-date, attractive, serv'caoie
and easy fitting shoe at a medium p,',e ,
nome exceed the j. b. Lewis COS
.r,year.Resisters." Over 2oo s'yies'
shoes stamped Lewis" Get pair "'
Woodin & Houcks'
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-04-15
For Sale.

The Blackfoot Hotel--a two-story
brick building-desirably located and
doing a good business, is offered at pri-
vate sale. This is valuable property.
For terms, write or apply to
w. II. STUFFLEBEAM,
Blackfoot, Idaho.
March oath, 1899.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-04-15
Fremont CounU, Salaries.

From Mr. George Schwartz VINO
..r,. down from ST. Anthony FIJI
dsy. We learn tba, the commissioners
=, FREMONT county fixed the salaries OF
,o,rtv officers as follows;
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-04-15

Nr schwartz did not know the salary
n, the clerk but supposes II I" pe :"
Inc with the above, for the amount "
work TO be performed
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-04-15

c,.n o.id for Poultry at the n,n"" Fulton
a,,a, .ss" Bring them along F. peh"s'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-05-16
A LONG FELT WANT
Many Readers Wall Appreciate
This Information.

Ii is hard always 10 be pleasant
Good naiurcd people are often irri-
table.
Ii you knew the reason, you would
not be surprised.
Ever have itching piles1
Not sick enough TO go to bed. or
not well enough TO be content.
Nothing wall annoy you so.
The constant itching sensation
Hard 10 bear. harder to ct relief.
Keeps you awake nights.
Spoils your temper-nearly drives you
crazy.
Ism, relief and cure a long felt want?
IL is 10 be had for everyone in Ooan's
Ointment
Itching Piles, Eczema or any itching
OF the skin.
Here is the proof OF the above: Mr..
Louis Snow, OF 50 Prospect street. Web
rter. Mass. says: I'VE were so iivorably
impres sed with the results obtained from
using Deans Kidney Pills that we rea-
was so thoroughly carried out, why
should not the representations made Tor
Doan's Ointment be equally as trus. Act
ing on tins reasoning. we procured
box OF the Ointment Tor case OF bleed
ing hemorriiods, or piles. in my family.
which had resisted all ordinary efforts
TO cure. Its soothing effect was felt
after the first application. As the treat
ment was continued, the affection grad
ually ceased. and finally disappeared.
We consider both Doan's Ointment
and Doan's Kidney Pills valuable rem
edies. and have no hesitation in recon-
mending them
Doan's Oinment, for sale by all deal
ers. Price, 80 cents. Mailed 10y Fos-
ter Milburr Co, Buffalo. n. y. sole
agents for the United States Remem-
Der the name-Doan's- and take no sub
Sifuie
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-05-16

comely enough. with their SATIN sInootn
heads and soft. roIly poly cheeks, pow
dered ike those of real Christian
white LADY. and SPOT OF red paint upon
the MIDDLE II the lower lip Women
and men do not sit together Chinese
ideas have not been educated up 70 that
point yet On the mems side were
strange contrasts Here were young
men. evidently II the better new China
class. fine looking specimens OF man
hood as any. have always had q great
eye for good looking men. and must
say these were as handsome rs the best
with their polished ivory skin and well
fitting American clothes, graceful. &C
complished gentlemen. who gave m
English Bibles open Mt the morning les
son and found the place for MS in the
queer Chinese hymnbooka A white
man could not have done IL better.
Beside these gentlemen, and re-
minder Of the cruelty and barbarism Of
their same race and nation. sat scanned
and horribly sea rred old creature whose
ear had been cut off for punishment
Of some offcnse l never saw anything
more CHASTITY than that yawning eai
hole
I've sermon was an intense affair.
Whatever may be- said Of the sincerity
of Chinese Christian converts there is
no doubt that preacher meant what he
said The sentences were uttered in a
half chanting tone. What he said was
another matter. listened CLOSELY. and
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-05-16

it sounded ~ me like
"Chick. chick. Jim, Jim. Shaw Su-
san. fong gongy, eat pie, pizen. pizen.
pizen pie. Shin booy. Shin booy. see de
Fun" Ana when ne remarked ''kee
chow I knew by the way all bowed
their heads and looked serious that he
said. Let us pray"
When You hear one say. "a people
sometimes do. that Chinese cannot sing
and have no ear for music. do not be-
lieve it. AT the service today was con-
gregational singing rs well in time and
tune. as softly musical. as you hear any
where They sang the familiar melodies
Of the congressional hymns the words
in their own language. There was. too.
an air Of devoutness and earnestness
about them that was especially becom-
ing. This looks better than burning red
paper TO joss. anyhow.
A pipe organ and well trained choir
are part Of the church belongings At
one part of the service the male voices
were silent. and the little dark eyed
girls went IL alone and that interested
me more than all the rest The small
voices did not rise and soar triumphant
caroling, assured. like those of their
white sisters. but they were timid.
plaintive and sweet. as though. some
how. at last, after gray ages of repres-
sion. their woman's soul was beginning
70 stir family and express itself That
was what the voices said 10 me
At the end the brave old doxology
All the world was singing it that Sun
day In the States. in the kingdoms and
empires. here in the isles Of the sea. il
rose thunderous, majestic. thrilling. and
il made Of all mankind one kindred
Praise God from whom all blessings
fow' ELIZA ARCHARD CONNER
Honolulu. II. /
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-05-16
PRESIDENT OF UNITED STATES.
HE Is SERVANT OF TUE AMERICAN PEo-
PIE AND THIS Is WHAT HE DOES.

The President OF the United States
cares for the national concern OF IS 900,
600 people.
He has about 400, 900 employees, civil
and military, under mis- control.
He comm ,nds an army Of l00, 900 men,
and the fourth navy Ia the world.
He Is the head Of u postal service that
employs more workers than any railroad
In Americs.
He disposes Of revenues sufficient to
buy out trust every month.
He appoints judges and has authority
over great scientific bureaus.
He Is the head of gigantic gun fac
tories, arsensls aud ship yards.
He runs the greatest library In the
United States and the greatest printing
office In the world.
an extensive saloon business.
He hires large staff OF clergymen
and keeps school on an extensive scale.
he superlntends farms and sells seal
skins.
He deepens rivers and harbors, digs
and operates canals, keeps up light
houses, blows up derelicts at sea and
saves lives on the coast.
He has astronomers, biologists, geo
graphera, entomoIogists, ichthyologists,
biologists, ornitholOgists, photographers
and meteorologists on bis payroll.
He examines into the moral character
OF immigrants and foretells the weather.
New York Journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-05-16

"Whst Is your opinion on this national
question: said the inquirer. my boy"
said Senator Sorghum, dolefully, "that's
difficulty under which US statesmen
have to labor. By the time get
through hustliDg for votes and watching
the schemes Of the opposition, don't
have minute left for forming opinions
about anything"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-05-16

M. t0s.-UabS's Problem
o Q o . o o o o o
Nine pals
Q . Q Q O . Q = . . . .

Whom Mrs Mac,.cvan' S will was read, 10
Wa ;Uutn that she had isqueafhed her
jewel csSc "a her two nicces, Rnby aud
Pearl N,c,l,.Nan The caskct contained 81
articles u i,weiry-s composed OF bcau
tiful pearls, IL of sparkling rubscs Ruby
Macsirv..a aid she thought she ought TO
have all the rubirs for her name Pearl
said she would like all the pearls but that
would not ~ an equal division Ruby
said that. the total number being uneven
there could Not be an equal division
Pearl replied that Ruby might have the ls
ruhies II she would place them in n row -
that she oonld count out each ruby, having
IL counts, one count for each article. This
Ruby successfully did by counting out
each ruby that was the seventh In order as
she counted the row over and over Pearl
not being avaricious, WAS satisfied with
her own exquisite pearls How did Ruby
reaArAnge the row Of pearls and rub.es'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-05-16
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURES.

Whereas. William r. Buck Of Hiram. oxford
County, NJ aine. on the 9Th day Of January, ISIS,
by his deed Of mortgage Of that date, recorded
In Oxford Western Registry Of Deeds. book 81.
page "a, conveyed 10 the subscriber, . certain
lot. or parcel Of land, with the buildings thereon,
situated In saia Hiram. In said CountF. bounded
and described ~ follows TO secure the pay.
ment Of q certain note Of hand therein described
bounded on the westerly side by the village
street; on the north by land Of Ormond
Spring; the line Of the lot conveyed running
from said village street straight 20 Saco river,
running along close 70 the north end Of the shed
the bank Of the river, and the garden fence a. Il
now runs; also bounded ON the east by esco
river; containing one-hal acre mors or less. and
- the conditions Of said mortgage have been
Ing 70 the statute IN said csses made and provid-
cd, and give this notice for that purpose.
0RM0ND 8. SPRING.
Hiram. Me-. April 9ssh. lsp.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-05-16

Take word o! four letters meaning a
beverage
Change the frs; letter. and n prophet 1,
revealed
Change tho second letter only and have
. carriage used for u special purpose
Change the third letter and have IN AMI
NAL
Change the fourth letter and have an
article Of food
Change the first and second letters and
have one who performs an act
Change the first and third letters and
have precious
Change the first and fourth letters and
have an action
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-05-16

Cripple Greek IL great on etiquette. A
man out there met little girl with WHOSE
family he is very intimate and said.
Hello. Edith How are your"
The little miss drew herself up and ~
piled
''rse very well, but amt no tele
phone Boston Giobc
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-05-16

No 9o.-word squares: Two emperor
-Numa. Nero / NumA, Unit Milo
Atom Nero, Eden. Reel. Only
No % Army and Navy Officers.
Ire Miles Merritt Hobson
8 Lawton 8 Brooke z Dewey
No 1.-Two Charades l Newton 9
Pea Gren p 6recneD
No W. Ten Mysterious Cats Cat
bird. catboat. cafcall. catmint, cato nine
tails. oatkin. catfish. catalogue. cataoomb
cataclysm
No % Hidden Proverb Where there
Q viii there's way
No 100 The Coin Puzzle