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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1900-11-16
AFTER THE PLUMs.

Now that Capt. Van SAINTS election
as governor is settled beyond question,
indications are plentiful that there is
to be an unusual squabble for posi-
tiona. AT present, all the places in the
state department controlled by the
governor and the railroad and war e.
house commission are filed by Demo
Gratis and Populists. or course these
gentlemen will be given vacation
upon the Inauguration of the new adj
ministration. - - 80 -.....
There is feeling very widely extant
that there are hundred or more fell
lows who formerly and for years held
places under different Republican ad-
ministrations, who should be given to
plainly understand that !. there are
"others. - The party has countless
numbers of capable, thorough going
men who have never received political
recognition from the state that should
be given consideration if they shall
see proper to apply for positions. 1t
will be no easy matter for the COVER
nor to throw off these old-time Office
holders, but he will strengthen him
self by so doing. 49,.
The newly elected governor troubles
have but just begun.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1900-11-16

Leslie Combs, chairman of the Re-
publican state committee of Kentucky
gives it out that there will be no
gubernatorial contest in that state.
There is. he says, no tribunal to which
they can appeal with any hope of an
impartial hearing. This is terrible
rebuke to the Bryanistic party. that
was making such howl during the
campaign about the consent of the
governed
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1900-11-16
WHEN 70" ARE TIRED.

Women who get tired should have a
case of "Golden Grain Belt beer al
ways on hand. This beer, made of
pure barley. malt and hops. is very
wholesome and sp lendid tonic and
constitution builder. Drank steadily
and regularly, it is one of the great
est medicines for weak women. Sold
in Mankato by M. j. Smith.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1900-11-16

@. Gerstenhauer has received
letter from John ]. Rooney in which
he says that the articles Of agreement
between him and MeWeeny for the
wrestling match viii arrive in few
days as both are anxious to meet each
other. he says that in coming to
Mankato he is canceiing an engage
ment at Hinckley, Ill he adds: $50
right ahead with the, show. I am feel
ing fine and win be In your town on
the a0th or 2ist looking better than
ever. lam - strong - bull Jack
Hopkins win accompany Mr.. Rooney.
Tie Pioneer. Press this morning
slated that Ssnatos DAsiss condition
haa greatly i1upsovea ara ! nOs most
ue&&lna.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1900-11-16
DEATH CLAIMS THEM.
Marcus Daily and Henry Willard
Both Dead.
Both Have Been Prominent in the Com.
mercial and Industrial
World.

New York, Nov. 1S.-Marcus DAILY,
of Montana, died today at the Hotel
Netherlands. Days death had been
expected for weeks He came home
from Europe about the middle of
September, and soon afterwards was
obliged to take to his bed, from which
he never again arose. Bright's disease
complicated with heart weakness
caused his death.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1900-11-16
A Runaway Accident.

Late Saturday afternoon, Mrs. L. 81.
Schwartz, who lives near Madison
Lake, was injured in runaway in this
city. She and her husband had started
for home and had reached the corner
Of Front and Spring streetswhen the
horses became frightened at bicycle
rider and jumped to one side Mrs.
Schwartz was thrown out and some
what bruised One wheel of the
wagon passed over her hght ankle.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1900-11-16
Society,".

The members of the Modern Wood
men camp and their families and
friends to the number of about 400
gathered at the A. o. q. W. hall
Saturday evening and enjoyed a pleas
ant social time. A musical program
was carried out, cards and dancing
INDUCED in. and refreshments served.
The Foresters drilled and there were q
couple of wood saving contests.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1900-11-16
CANVASS COMPLETED.
There Were $685. Votes Cast andcounted
in the County.

The canvassing board competed its
work Tuesday afternoon. and didnot find
many changes from the 6guies pub
lished in the papers 1t was found that
on the registers of electors there were
the names of 1874 males and 900 fe-
males. The total number Of ballots
cast in the county and counted was
8. $50 by male voters and 797 By female
voters.
The board commenced its work soon
after dinner Monday and worked all
night.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1900-11-16

The jury in the case of James Hardy
and Elmer Miller, who were on trial
at Anoka for the murder of Mrs. Wise,
last May acquitted them of the charge.
They are under indictment for killing
the little boy
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1900-11-16
SOCiety....

VIM. Il. Williams, a prominent
young attorney, win be married at
Manchester, Ohio, on Nov. 10th to
Miss Katherine d. Walters. and hey
viii reside in ST. Paul BE wasfor-
merly Blue Earth county boy ami is
brother of Daniel Williams of Saith
Bend.
The Royal Arcanum party Thurs
day evening promises to Be very
pleasant affair. The Ainsworth orches-
ira, Of Mason City. Iowa. wilIfurnish
the music
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1900-11-16
A SIMILAR CASE.
Commissioner Hughes Contest
Has a Parallel.
The Supreme Court Holds That vuIger
Expression Written on Ballot
Has No Effect.

The eighty-third Northwestern
Reporter, page 500 has case that
seems to be exactly parallel with that
of County Commissioner Hughes At
the city election in Duluth Feb. 9Th,
1900. at which Henry Truelsen and
Travaman w. Hugo were the candi-
dates for mayor, several questionable
ballots were cast and a contest was
made, the case going to the supreme
court. As was the case in Judson,
one of the ballots had a vulgar express
sion written upon it, and it was sought
for this reason to throw it out. The
decision of the court on this ballot,
given at the last term, would seem to
settle the matter of the Judson ballot.
Referring to this ballot, which was
exhibited in evidence in the case, the
court says:
"The only objection to this ballot is
that it contains. in the handwriting of
the voter, a vulgar expression after
the name of the contestant. The Off
cial ballot is no proper place to COM
municate expressions of i'll viii to-
wards candidates for office But we
have no right to reject the ballot of
voter because he so forgets or abuses
ordinary rules of propriety, and makes
use of such ballot for that purpose
If it could be said that this writing
was intended as a mark Of identified
tion, the ballot should be rejected, but
we cannot do so. The nature of the ex-
preston there written is such as to
preclude the idea that it was placed
there by agreement.
E. R. Kennedy's majority as coroner
is TAG. according to the corrected re-
turns This is very good considering
the popularity of his Democratic OPP
ponent, James Shoemaker.
New Ulm Republicans had big
celebration of Tuesdays victory Satur
day night Congressman McCleary
was present and gave the principal
address Mr.. McCleary went to Owa-
tonna this afternoon to speak at big
celebration there this evening.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1900-11-16
INTERESTING POINT RAISED.
Validity Of the Wlnona Banks Judgment
Against Solomon Taylor Questioned.

The disclosure of the garnishee. City
Attorney Daley, came up before
Judge Ogls Monday in the action
of the Second National bank of Wi
mona against Solomon Taylor, of this
city. About six years ago the bank
secured Judgment for something over
500 against Taylor in the municipal
court in this city, and it seeks to col
lect it from the Judgment of 5000
which Taylor recently secured against
the city. W. N. Plymat appeared for
the bank and w. E. Young for Mr..
Taylor.
Mr.. Young moved to vacate the
banks original Judgment against Mr..
Taylor on the ground that on action
was properly commenced. This was
argued and an adjournment was taken
until 8 g. m. tomorrow, when the at
| torneys win file briefs
The records of the municipal court
were kept by n w. Brown at the time
that the Judgment was secured an
are detective, There is a question
whether the statutes of Limitations
had not gone into effect two days be-
fore. the original Judgment was secur-
ed 1t appears that the return on the
summons was made on Sunday.
Another car of Michigan apples to
be sold this week at %. 10 per barrel
to make room for others in transit.
Young & MonsOn.
The patent case of Captain Va no.
Cormick Harvesting Machine Co vii
| be stricken from the calendar of fhs
rnlsed ssaates nyart Wednesday II 1
rsxkipn IL Is Enki
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1900-11-16

E. R. Kennedy's majority as coroner
is TAG, according to the corrected re-
turns. This is very good considering
the popularity of his Democratic OPP
ponent, James Shoemaker.
The Ely miner., 1900-12-28
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

John Body visited ia :>eudan over
Christmas.
Fred Lynch returned from his ST.
Paul visit Wednesday.
DR.. Shipman returned Saturday
from his trip to Chicago.
Miss Little is spending the vaca-
tion week in West Superior.
For sALE-One good sewing ma-
chine. Inquire of G.. Matlila.
F. A. Howerton retured Tuesday
evening from visit in Duluth.
E. r. Angst is spending the holi-
DAYS at his home in MINNEAPOLIS.
f. E. Johnson returned Wednesday
evening from his visit in ST. Paul.
We wish to call the attention of the
readers TO Korb's ad. i'm this issue
Capt. and Mrs. Jas Bale returned
from visit to the Zenith City Satur-
day.
Miss Angela Shipman is up from
Craggencroft at Duluth for ii holiday
visit.
Every rig in town WIS out Christ
mas and sleighing parties were num-
erous.
FoR RENT-House on the lake shore
at s5 month, inquire of David
Brown
David -Childers was up from Mud
Creek over Tuesday for IA visit with
parents.
Louis Grant left Monday morning
for holiday visit to st. Ignace with
parents.
E. J. Morcom and family spent
Xmas in Tower with Mr.. Morcom's
parents.
W. d. Gallagher left Saturday for Il
visit with friends in Saltwater and
the Twin cities.
Frank Blackwell departed Saturday
morning for Ironwood. for holiday
visit with parents.
Mrs. n. Cowling and daughter spent
a few days in Duluth last week re-
turning Saturday.
Miss Matte Nessel went to Rush
City, Mimi, Saturday for holiday
visit with parents.
Several Of the young men spent
Christmas eve visiting at Densmore's
amp returning the following day.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1900-02-21
| THE SICK ARE
Made WELL,
And the Weak are Restored to Full vieor
ana strength Mt the Hands OF the Great
est Healer of Modern Times =

Are You Does yo % show Ug aSaH 6at or
Slok? purities3 Arc you neryousH Do you iaoi
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1900-02-21

-Gold was found on the borders OF
venezuela and Britain promptly dis
Govereu That the new field was really
III Us az Jacent colony OF Guiana. Dia.
, n,onus we're ionnd in tho Orange Free
State and Britain found ont ulmnst in,
mediately that the border was wrnnyIv
located, and shifted it 50 that the ID =
mona Fields were on her side. Gol1
Was found In the TransvaAl and Britain
mas already ascertaned 30 her own
satisfaction that the Transvaal is prop.
erly British tcrrito.y. Tue onty ricn
foreign gold fl Ids found in rrc,n,
years which Britain nasn't euluenlv
aiscoVered, 10 her own great surprIae.
W 20 really on her territory were In
siberia. Russia Is too large and fierce
10 stand any sudden discoveries of that
sort. " 'h"'
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1900-02-21
DO You Need An Electric RcI13

ror the past ten years, DR.. j . Newton
natnaway who is recognized as the great.
est OF all Our specialists has been perfect
ing an eleclrc belt, suitable to use IN his
pnt.iee, part nf one winch he could furnish as a
part OF his system of treatment and which
ne could conscientiousIy guarantee. He
no" announces that he has perfected such
Delt, which he be ieves to be the onIy
perfect belt made. 1t light handsome.
oi oUi RrGat power and with new attachments,
Mnich makes it suitable for every case
lie Is prepared to furnish this belt to ali
Pa.ients who need it and who apply TO hun
ior i treatment, at merely nominal ch arge
write to DIR. Hathaway to-day, telling ali
npobt ,h your case and he will write you about
sa sno peit, ana II you desire the belt will be
1qai, y ". y. ID: Tor inspection. Address Dr.
Atlanta, Ga. 0"' ''' ecu
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1900-02-21

1t is said that the American Off.
Gals who have Just made O census OF
CUBA report having found in the noun
talns of the interior tribe OF Indians
whose existence was previously un.
known, and they ran across intelligent
whlte persons who were unaware tnat
1he Ohlted States government had tax
en- control OF the island.
Lett handed parties are a fad in
New York. Each guest is requested to
come with his rig ut hand bound up.
ue must register MS name, play the
plano, hold the girl with whom he
dances aud eat with the assistance of
his left hand only.
~ Is stated that General Otis Is at
last to be withdrawn from tho Philin.
pines, and that the civil power will su-
percede the military control In tho isl-
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1900-02-21
CHAPLAIN s. Il. IL. ELWEI,I.
7"uueh Death OF the Eloquent and
Earnest tPreacher-Called to His Re.
ward in Moment

ward in n Moment.
DR.. 5. 2. Fl. E,well, pastor OF Snci,o
St. Methodist church In Charl.stnn
olea suddenly and without q momenr.
warning ~hlle he was in barber,s
shop at Columbia on Saturday aflar
noon, Feb. l7th, where he was waitiny
! TO oe served. Dr.. E.well went tn az
| ium ola that morning In response to an
| invitation from the Knights OF Pvtbias
IN That city, where he was to breach n
sermon on Sunday evening before Tho
Two lodges on the occasion of their ioi nj
anniversary celebration, He left home
II apparently good health, but severaI
attacks recently had occasion d.unensi.
less on the part OF his friends. The
following sketch of his life ia coniad
from the News and Courier
Dr. EiWell was a man OF upusual tai.
Snts. ne was born In Clarendon
county, s. c., January s, 1912. His
early educational advantages were
comparatively limited, but such was
MS application and such his wonderful
hatural powers of mind and force of
character that he Overcame these early
aenciencles and came to stand In the
lorelront OF strong men and eloouent
Preachers. He was married TO Miss
Julla Z. Rimer, Decem Der 27, 1860
VINO, With sOn and two dauphtnra
survive. him. "''is'
IhougE but by at the beginning
OF the war Dr.. Elwell proved himself
0rave and gallant soldier In the BAD
Houeh carolina regiment. The empty
sleGVe ne carried from the battle OF
ackson, where his arm was shot off hv
piece OF shell, July 13, 1863 was ever
q silent bu: eloquent testlmonv to hia
ndellty to his country.
he was admitted to the South Caro-.
INA Conference, M. E. Church, Soutb
81 Morgahton, N. c.. Decem ber, 1867
Ina was at the time o! his death The
only surviving member of the class NJ
preachers admitted at that session NJ
conference. During his connection with |
me south Carolina Conferences Dr., Ei.
"oil serves twenty-one years on cir. |
QUITS ard eleven years on stations fu.
ng during this time many of the most
10 portant circuit and city charges of
me state. AT the last session of the
> IIohierehce ne was removed from
spring Street Church, but so strong
vas the desire IL his congregation To-
e1a'n MIN that alter the Conference
os!on Lne appointment was changed
y Inc blshop presiding and Dr.. El.
or the third year OF his pastorata
here. p"''or"'e
Dr. Elwell had few equals as a ready
ma eloquent speaker and was i'm con.
tant demand for special occasions in
ne church, In anniversaries OF frater.
III orders and reunions OF Confederate
Veterans. He was exceedingly happy
~ ei0quent In speaking of the " Lost
use. As a preacher he was earnest.
81 FASHIONED eloquent-especially plft.
revival power. e''
denly, rs in battle, the veteran
oeen called to pass over the river
Test under the shade of the trses."
"a is the active life OF earthly use.
silent the eloquent tongue, bu,
nuchco on consccrated life live,
MIN and the memory of his ex.
haracter and noble deeds sootl,,
dened hearts VI the many VINO
I'm In life and who cherish lila
In death. "
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1900-02-21

s be educated, Zone OF them of roval lam
u liyI he cold me how that chief bad
t given him message 10 bring to tho
t white mans land. | was so impressed
win IL that had HIM write IL down
.or me. rms ls the message: go tell
the people OF the white mans couDlrv
} tnat want them to send us friends If
they send US men to teach us the whit.
mans ways and educate our children
ana give US their new religion and
snow us how TO become wise and nov
eriui like them | will give them land
ana food ; will help and protect them
as nave helped and protec' @ / Won. hut
you see these hills here where nv peo.
PIE nave lived before ever a white man
mas neara oI you see these streams
from whence our women bave drawn
water Tor hundreds OF years : Won sea
these woods where our fatbers liz |
ourled before re, il you come to teach
70 heip, To oefriend, the land Ia yours
nut /! you come to take our lands and
destroy our families, we will fight Won
until the last one OF us dies and -
ourled oy our fathers. (Cheers That
was the message that came from far otf
africa to the white mans land.
MY friends, II you want to lit nm tbo
human race, you have got to do t. ho
iove you cannot do it by your great
armies aud caunons, and I'd rStha. ,
trust the loving influence of one Snntb !
Garoilna ooy whose love to God car. :
I,es hlm lar OIL from the confines of |
,lviilZstlon l would rather trust the r
Iptlltlng influence OF one great human s
ueart than the uplifting ir tiuence of ali b
me great armies sent to teach the S
r1osianes OF conquest and force to an n
alked with that boy, this thouahi "
anne to me. Here was a son of Snn,h Z,
'aroilna going to Africa to give h;s CT
ie Ior the uplifting OF the Africans n,
,ay on In that distant land, and the v,
'ePuollcan party with all OF its boosted o,
we Tor the African race, for tho msn st
~ - not white, crossing the Pacific G,
'ean 10 take the declaration of inde. G,
out OF the hands OF the Brown sb
,ople OF ire orient. | saw the con. ur
ast and want this nation To be , bo
eat and moral factor of the worid,s sa
'ogress, and, therefore, am not viii. m,
& that this nation shall stem down pr
o,n tne hlgh plano on which IL stands All
q follow in the lead of tho emnres on
the old world. Go ,rh TI
ou ask me what my idea of this ma. ter
'ns destiny is. | say let it stand it ,
e ict ana show the difference between sh,
is9puollc and monarchy. Let il ito
~ ~ 0naI there !s reality in tho the
O - P'iu0iPies tnSt wa pro- anC
Q, ana then, as tho nation grows err.
'at' as It's population increases. ~ SEES
lhnuence increases, rs its wealth ele
tor TO- ~ oan sIanu as an increasing pro
i,soI, aoI soou, ana then doing moth vid
'seii 10 contradict it's high pur- OF d
Ia Poople 10 scan the entire sha
nIn "uu WineheVer anywhere the 0ffiC
PIE are willing to die for libarlv G
natlon can cross any ocean with lis or " .
lpathy and say TO them, God bless 90 % o
) may you win your fight to estab- ,erI
doctrine Of self government .on 'o.
eat applause sor
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1900-02-21

! other evening the electric
1aunita, CAL. failed, and the
rning three suits were insti.
ainst the corporation. Ac-
o the lawyer for one of the
" /" tho parlor was at the time
uests at a children's party,
iom made use OF the oppor.
llicit kissing and romping,
lted In the destruction of
knents and was harmful to
elfare OF those PRESENT.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1900-02-21

"A com morcial traveller, cal ing upon
customcr-a grocer-in "A villave
amused himself while the tradesmap
was writing out an order by talking to
ms son, ooy OF some . years STANDING.
well, my little friend" he said as The
paper was placed In his hand, ~ non.
you VIII make DGtt> r maa than volr
iatner - common phrase addressed
TO children. Sir" exclaimed tho
grocer, greatly disturbed, as the b,y
reIireu-' sir | am surprised tnat Won
Beutleinan ot education, anu with a
Hho"leGSe OF the world, should make
r. lectons on my character, and .hat
700, 10 tne presence OF my son. 1t is
true that tho sheep were found In nv
ya:d bu, then | was honorably ac.
quilted" "'
An idea OF the gro " tk sf. S,z8xzs>lfl
cities may be ob,a e. 4, 81
ment made by E. w q 5 g| i +
Imingham AinA S s q 3 q .
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1900-02-21

Ill when people are charged with
their faults they are credited with
snelr virtues there would be more good
neighbors In the world, 80
New-York tribune., 1900-07-22
EXPORTS ToDAY
GENERAL MARKET REPORT

Nev-Yo-k. July d 1900
r. ----@ "aS prLsk5 with al cf
We -5r7-t--l- ne opening barely steady win
Tes % y points lower Not only si5 bulls raj
gar me ground r1us lost but
- -r--e -n--- values were down so points
16-N l-s-L closing under SPECULATION
a. se-1g y ne foreign contingent The European
cares were ---satAs1actcry Rio
o1cz--E reported I'd lower 12lzd civ
ElS7 over ~ y sled. while receipts primary D-rs
Tsra '-si-erafy above the 0<
ne -arHzt vas Iuieraby steady, though about low
Tnr q -1e cay net decline q so points Total
Transactions req cLeE $1,000 bags
-r- r--ee vas fully futures. md q
c--s5 r-e-s were freely Offering
buyers rl7SinE for srlav aO-
erCeiprs Brazil heavt-
90 foreign markets pruEl0JA5
s--z-- attitude pending further
CIT r-i1--T and Mondays adviCes from Europe.
TIE -anEe q contract prices II the local to-day
Is
New-York tribune., 1900-07-22
1--WE STOCK MARKET.

New-York July 81. 1900.
saughterers. No trading in tive cattle Feeling weak
cables from London and Liverpool quote United
cattle and Refrigerator beef lower Shipments today in
t FbnaIaien 10 IiverpooI: asa quarters Of ef estj
mated The Seryia The last named point 300 cattle
C4LvEs-Receipts were % head and with the stale
calves there were more than 500 head sale The few
'ge 81 s S 2sd ca 9 l2gh1 Teaqy & sale at rather
neglected The cleared. Common 20 prime
of rather choice do sold at $6 80: ,aiienders auotab
dressed veas quiet at 7asjzc per n stricv Choice c
easses sold at l0c country dressed 5apc
saIssrs les IS saades an a1 Il vsals l55 average at SO
SHEEP AND L4AMBs-Recetpts were 81 cars or 74ae
ket making with the stock 80 cars on sale and
sheep in moderate and prices fairy seadE
on M9nday stl further deelineSP s 55 ssy sesgy
slowly with Is cars to carry common to rather
choice lambs s5as6 S. ony one caro9d 10 1a eo9a e x
Dressed mutton slow 5sps1sc per ib dressed lambs lbs
vs g S D.F 6 S NJ Ss a!5 S'gua 81 x e
= at S. 1e6 Canadian a 40 t ~ 40 q o - e. "a a 50 345 DO d5
l27 10 at 3 So u Kentucky do l05 h. at s4 4s d.
Sc asIGeE2R 27s & sto e. i kePsuoy r Sd an 20 n
sheep sheep 80 = a. s. 25 Maryland do. 107 n ar s.:
2 Setog 9 g. h co O. g 2as g Ksgsuey y5a lae T.
256 2 Vest Virginia o 227 DO p "a At So
s. - Do loo n at 81 y q Do s. s At So 81 86 az
81 ElTsini7 j i7 do s. n at $ West Virginia 126 % at
Do 50 70 50 % buck I2o h at s. 5o a do. = 10 n
Tf5s8a VsSs % s' Ssqa r. s g s g pa. fsa &
e. sAadR1 Gqas sses6 i25 EsPuoy IS II 5. 20 Go n 18Th
sheep s n at sd s. sp' oua iaRf 80 Il i n So Is state
s157S, receipts We're cars. or 1890 head all for
Bunao advicez 80 trada %orf5 aga 1oSs AomRey 2
few country dressed hogs arriving and very e wanted
NoEninally steady.