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The Forrest City times., 1900-06-29

Mrs. S. o. Maris and daughter, Miss
Lucy. of Somerville, Tennessee, moth.
er and sister respectively of Mrs. r. j.
Williams. arrived in the city Wednes-
day to visit the bedside of Mrs. Will
liams who has been dangerously i'll for
several days this week. Miss Lucy
Williams. who had been visiting for
several weeks at Somerville, returned
several days ago. and Senator Williams
WAS telegraphed Wednesday and ar
rived Yesterday. 1t is thought that
Mrs. Williams is better today.
Eugene Williams, our handsome dep.
uty sheriff. left Tuesday morning over
the Choctaw for West Point, Miss.
where he spent the greater portion of
the week with friends and relatives.
Gene has weakness for charming
lass in that section of the country and
has been looking forward with much
pleasure to the time when he might
throw off business cares and enjoy A
season of social pleasures with this
lovely mysterious maiden about whom
he smiles and talks so frequently.
The heavy rains the first of the
week brought all the construction
work to standstil on the Choctaw
The continued wet weather has Ger
tainly been d source of much annoy
ance and delay TO the people engaged
in this important work, and for the
past month the large force has only
been able to put in about half time,
and naturally progress has been'very
unsatisfactory. The officials are,anx-
ious To get the roadbed in shape for
handling the heavy fall business and
General Superintendent Harris, is
sparlng no effort for the accomplish
ment of this purpose. The fact that
he Is being so materially hindered by
transforms and water-spouts is to be
deplored, bat We are proud to.say that
he is a man in the face of who5e cour-
age and energy. difficulties vanish AS
mist before the MONDAY sun. We
feel justified in saving that under his
direction and supervision The Choc-
taw Route, will at no distant day be
known AS one of the grsatestirailroads
in the South. The. guage viii not he
any wider, perhaps. than other roads
but is will be great deal lenge-.
The Forrest City times., 1900-06-29

Gall and examine and be convinced.
Il. c. FoLBHE II Co.,
Proprietors.
Buy an ice Book.
The sunshine is welcome.
T. Bonner is on the sick list.
July Magazines at the Newsstand.
There's plenty of dust here, but its
vet.
George Appel was in town yester-
day.
Ii you want to buy an organ see Vad.
akin.
Ice Cream every day at Trice & Alt
mans.
The high water has put quietus on
fishing.
How are you, Sol, old boy? Glad to
see you
Buy rough lumber of Russell, Ora
ham Il Co.
Capt J. W. Beck has been quite i'll
The past week.
Buy "Battlc Axe shoes of RUSSELL
Graham Il Co.
July 'Delneator and Designer at
ihs Newsstand.
A. Ashworth was in town couple
Of days this week.
Mr.. Mic Jackson, same old painter
and paper hanger.
Report says that crops in st. Fran
els bottom are line.
It's high time some thoughtful man
was building Il boat.
All kinds of rough lumber for sale by
russell, Graham Il Co.
Col. Landroigt made a brief bust
ness visit to Memphis Monday.
Balls. bats, mis-. masks and all sorts
Of base ball material at the Newsstand.
Fresh bread every day at Tricp &
Altman's, End door from the postotlice.
For the best new-ground Plow on
the market, go to Russell, Graham Il
Co.
Squire w. :. Thomas, of Democrat.
was in town Monday attending Quorum
court.
Miss Emma Humphreys, spent Sun
day with her friend, Miss Allie Cat
ten at Colt.
Just received, large assortment of
Raded Shells, cheap for cash, at Russell,
Graham X Co.
G h. Bryant of near Palestine was
IN town Tuesday. He says he is dam
aged 20 per cent.
n. c. Allen, of Brinkley, came over
lue llrst OF the week 20 visit his family,
and on business.
;, ASK for the Battle Axe shoes at
russell, Graham &Co's. One pair will
last you all winter.
air. and Mrs. John O. Allen, of
SonhSon. were shopping and visiting
III uIe city Yesterday.
:, fletcher Wright. colored farmer on
". va ,loway plantation, brought in
COTTON bloom Tuesday.
cashier Chas. II. Sanders and Post
ssaSter Jno. &. Bell. were in Memphis
monday enjoying the rain.
l. A. Hawkins returned Wednesday
noln brief stay at Hot Springs. He
n'uch improved in health
Ciops are damaged about - per
.en. IN thls county. We Judge by re-
F0'S rom numerous farmers.
a N'l Lewis and A. Becker spent Sun
49,, Fay ~ Memphis with their respective
"'uiiies aud numerous friends.
W. Qaornm Court met Monday There
a "s uhlv The regular routine business.
"u "oliihg OF special interest.
r, Mis, r J Williams who was re-
polIed quite i'll the first of the week is
much Improved at this writing.
10 r VI nice pair of Ladies' Low Quar-
~ naoes 90 To RUSSELL, Graham x Co.
-Neit me is the prettiest in town.
All doh SALE-Cheap for Cash, One
sOs Sl OIL tank, good as new, ouly used
"slolt time. Landvoigt Il Vadakin.
Nv ANTED-ro' rent a pant of my
sry ,, To IA small family. Inquire at
-HE LINES Office for information. d.
a pair of Battle Axe" shoes will
lo.'' i'lr months. The price is very
Ccs ~ ~ i"See''' "'"'i"ii
NJ o.eroner ]. II. Alley returned from
no,s springs Sunday. entirely rejuve-
waters.
ho D-stroy he friction. Buy an ice
yo ooA nom the Forrest City lee Co and
dir p Mili have no further trouble in this
Q re7r
The Forrest City times., 1900-06-29

Miss Monte Rodgers. of Ferguson
vile. and her guest, Miss Mahle Pat
ton, of Little Rock. were lovely visit
ors to the family of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Z. Taylor in this city Tuesday.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-02-10

A very pleasant and enjoyable time
was realized mt the GrvntfWestern
Location last Friday evening February
Phi when the Sund ny school ut that
placegaye acalle ilndcoiIee social. 1t was
the first Of the kind eyer given out there
aud those TINT were present will not for
Get il Tor some time to come, and all
join IN singing Let them come
ollensr." Much credit is due To Misses
Mamie nnd Bessie Thomas also Ruth
aud Mary Brooks for the interest they
are taking in Sunday School work.
The school Is IN need Of an organ and
the ladies are busy trying to equip
il with one The proceeds OF
the social were $500. The school was
organized some few months ago 10y the
Rev. james Stnnaway, OF Nesaunee,
Michigan Missionary FOR the American
Sunday school Union, and has a
membership OF 81 and is still increasing.
II has Library connected with it given
by lnwycr Rogers Of Chicago. AL are
made welcome 10 our Sunday school
w. j. Staple, Asst. Supt, Alfred Haley
Supl
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-02-10

] have been notified by the prose
cutting attorney of this county that |
must seize personal property Tor real
estate as well as personal property tax,
Also that he will hold me 20 strict
accounting for non-perIormince -
duty and that must insist upon the
reassessed taxes being collected as well
as the tax for this year. ] take this
means oinotifying the taxpayers that !
will have TO makean effort to colect
this tax OF become liable ior IL myself
and will when the proper time comes
make seizures of personal property
wherever | can for such uucollected
taxes.
RoDERr MUNNs,
City Treasurer.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-02-10
(i'irst publication Jan "a last Feb, 50
Probate Nc..Sot
STATE on MlcHloAx

COUNTY OF iwuN
At a session oil Oh. prlplir court Tor Iron
County holden az t.is it.HI.tts Office ~ the
city oi Crystal Fails. ua Monday the Hften.
IN day Jannarv ia the Sear one Thousand
nine hundred, Present, Albert T.. FeNeing
Judge OF Probate.
la the matter OF The estate 40 Made Phil
brook MINOR. ON rcadlng and fling tbc prli
ton duly verified, of AnaAi paiibrook Guar
dian OF Madge fhilbrpsk D. ViuUr
Thereupon u h. Ofdeici ittt Monday the
18th day OF February 4 ID. 1000 AT - o'Clock
In the forenoon. he itS~. tnnd Tor the henrins al
said petition, ana that sine next of Kin and
Guardian OF said Madse l.Uilbrook and ,tl Other
persons Interested ~ said ESTATE are required
10 appear az a session az -tll cpuft. then 10
be holden at the Probate Olln In the city oi
Crystal Fails aud show rtu~ Z ulv there Del
why the prayer OF ths pct,tlen.t should not be
granted.
And il is FURTHER ordered 'riat SAID pctiti
oner give notice 20 tie pUrsone interested IA
said estate, 81 the prullrrp ~ -tld petition.
and the hearing thereof vs. tausing 4 cory IA
this order TO be- puh tsf,f W tnc Diamond
Drill newspaper IIlnfftl llHl circulated il
said County of Iron, Tor htre Successive weeks
previous 10 sad day Isl Nr.ttlil
Albert l.. tleweilfe JDsfc 0f Probate.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-02-10
ciRcuiT COURT.


February Term 70 be Very Important One.
The February term OF the circuit
court fot this county viii be he most
important one held ia this county for u
long time II we are To Judge from the
lengthy docket list. Especially Is this
true OF The criminal docket which
contains twelve cnscs. 1t is likely that
many talesman will he needed II all OF
these criminal cases ate tried on account
OF two important c;lscs one IRON the
west side and the other from. the east
side. The cases referred to are the
Flabby ease ia which Peter Flabby is
accused OF murderins his wife aud with
which tie regular juorors OF this side of
the county are acquainted. The other
IL the case ~ Uric Anderson accused oi
manslaughter IN shooting Otto Westor-
berg whom lac mistcok for a deer. The
west end jurors are pretty familiar with
this case The criminal docket is as
follows:
File 30. 1901 Docket No.
The People 81 Uric Anderson
Manslaughter
w Byers, Prosecuting Attorney.
Fi'c No. 1913 Docket No. .
The People W. fetcr Flabby
Murderer
l. w Bycrs, Prosecuting Attorney.
File No. 1850 Docket No. 3
The People w. John Mcllugh
Appeal
I. w. Byers, Prosecuting Attorney.
File 10 1892 Docket No
The People W. Andrew Strueel
Assault with intent 10 do great bodily
harm
l. W. Byers, Prosecuting Attorney.
File No. 1913 Docket No. =
Tie People W. Frank Ford
Arson
/. W. Bycrs, Prosecuting Attorney.
File NJ 1877 Docket No. 6
The People, VS. August Swanson
Indecent Exposure.
l. w. Bycrs, Prosecuting Attorney.
File No 1901 Docket No
The People Va. Martln Olson
Viulnti, n OF the Liquor Law.
l. w Byrrs, Prosecuting Attorney
File No. 1905 Docket No. S
The People w. Joha Stoberg
l. w Byers, Prosecuting Attorney.
File No. 1907 Docket No. .
The People W. Robert X. Porter
/. w. Bycrs, Prosecuting Attorney,
File No. 1908 Docket No. 10
The People W. Louis Paul and 0zkar
Carlson.
l. ". Bycrs, Prosecuting Attorney.
File No, 1909 Docket No. IL
The peoplevs. Casper Aberle
l. w. Bycrs, Prosecuting Attorney.
File No. 1912 Docket No. IL |
The People NJ. Raiialli cundaro
lntent 10 do great bodily harm less
than the crime 81 murder.
|. W. Byets, Prosecuting Attorney.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-02-10
tFirst publication Jap. 9th last FEB. ~
sTATE OLE MIlulGA


First publication Jan 9th last Feb. l7l
STATE OF MICHIGAN
18th IudciN Ciuuit-Iu Chnncery
Alex PitkalnrVi. suit pendinu in the Circuit
Complainant court for The County al
VIZ Iron Ia Chnucpry. az
Hessa Pitkalarvl) crystal PALS on the 2nd
Defendant day Of Jan. a. d. lNDn.
Ia this cause, II appearing from allidayit on
file that the defendant. lles-u PitktiHrVi. * not
a resident Of this state but is i resident nf
Finland, ON motion of complainant solicitor
II Is ordered that the appearance 81 sail nom
resident defendant, llessa litknjnrVi BE- entered
herein. within ive months from Tho date at this
order aud in ease Of her appearance she cause
her answer 20 the bill of complaint 20 d. hied,
aud copy thereof 70 Ice served on the COM
plHinant'S solicitor. within fifteen days after
service on her a cory OF sand bin aud notice of
this order ana IN default thereof, said bin Will
be taken rs confessed by said non resident
defendant. Aud IL g. iufilrr ordered, that
within fifteen days The cunp funnut cause a
notice OF this order 20 be- fnipli-hrd iu The
Diamond Drill u nrwspuler printed published
and circulating ~ said tOuitv. md that said
publication be continued ili-re.n. once In each
week for six weeks Ia Succession. or he cause
a copy of this order 20 d. personally served ON
said nonresident defendant ut least fifteen
days before the time above prescribed for his
appearance.
NJ II MORTALITY.
Complainant solicitor
rgAs n WATSON
c,irut Court Cumm'r
Business address. Crystal Falls. Mich
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-02-10

A. II. Gordon is prepared to
do assaying ON quick notice
Laboratory at Mansfield mine.
Leave samples at The DIAMOND
DRILL office.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-02-10
An Editors Life Saved ~ Cham
berlain's Couch remedy

an EultOT > Lie saved ~ Oh am =
berlain's Cough Remedy
During tho cal pant oi October,
1896, | contracted bal cold which
settled ON my lungs and WIS neglected
until ] feared that consumption had
appeared in an iucipcni state. was
constantly coughing and trying 70 eNpcl
something which could uoa ! bccane
alarmed and after 4 wing The local
doctor Il trial bought b,ttlc 81 Chnm.
berlain's Cough Remedy a3i tie result
was immediate Improvements, nul alter
| had used three boill my lungs were
restored TO their hra.rt, -iiie.-B $.
EDWARDS, Publisher - Tho Review,
Wyant. III. For So by Coles
Pharmacy.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-02-10

Any person found tampering with the
electric lights will be prosecuted 10 the
fullest extent Of the law. Boys be
warned ia time.
Board 81 Works.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-02-10
ToCure a cold N one Day.

Take Laxative s,pma Quinlnc
Tablets. All drucei-,- rlnd the money
il it fails TO cure. J, NJ Groves sigma
tufc is on each hos 5
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-02-10

RonERr MUSSs,
City Treasurer.
Daily camera., 1900-12-28
No Eightto Ugiineas.

The woman who is lovely in fale
form and temper will always have friends
ou, one who would be attractive must
keep her health. II she is weak. sickly
and all run down, she will be nervous
and irritable. If she has constipation
L r kidney trouble. her impure blood Wit
cause pimples, biotches. skin erupt'ons
md a wretched complexion. Electric
Bitters is the best mrdicine in the world
TO regulate stomach, liver and kidneys
and TO purify the blood. 1t gives strong
nerves, bright eyes, smooth. velvety SKIN.
rich complexion. 1t will make good
looking, charming woman OF rundown
invalid. Only 50 cents at Sueamer S
drug store.
Daily camera., 1900-12-28
CURIOUS TYPE OF CRANK.
The One who Cunfesses Crimes He
Never Committed AnnOys
the Police.

"The most curious type OF crank
in the world, in my humble opinion,
said an old police officer, according to
the New Orleans Times-Democrat. "is
the fellow who makes fake confes-
sion. The outside public has no idea
how frequently that sort OF thing oc-
ours Whenever we have murder
certain to hear from one or more
persons who assert positively that
they have committed the crime, and
whose stories are generai.y self-evi-
dent fabricat tions. As rue the con
fession crank writG@ letter, and now
and then communications are 80 plaus-
ible and circumstan,iaI that the po-
lice would be thrown completely OF
the track were it not for the fact
that they are always on their guard
at Just that kind Of false leads 1t is
very strange, and there seems to be
absolutely no motive beyond an in
sane passion for meddling. Occa-
sionally the crank will present him
self in person and insist upon being
locked up. but his first few words
will usually betray him, and unless
he is violent, he 10 quietly escorted
to the door. A very singular incident
Of that kind took place seven or eight
years ago in connection with mys-
terious murder in the 'lendsrloin' dis
trict
"One evening a young man who be-
longed to an excellent family OF this
city called at headquarters and aston
ished everybody by declaring he had
committed the crime. \ utte ques-
tioning showed that his story could
not possibly be true. ald finally he
admitted that he was wing. My curl
osity was highly excited, and. taking
him TO one side | tried TO draw from
him the reason that bad prompted
such an extraordinary and danger
ous piece OF folly. He told me, with
h,sierical tears, that he had broodrd
about the case and found a strange
and pleasurahle excitement in max
ing believe that he Was the man who
him until, suppose, il became next
door to an halluciuation. Al any rate
he could give no other explanation,
or course, such a man should have
been placed under restraint ms a dam
gerou. monnmaniac. hut the police
have no facilities for handling cases
of this Kind and the family were averse
10 sending him TO an asylum. see
him frequently on the streets Some
few false confessions are made for the
deliberate purpose OF misleading the
authorities, and again. they are some
cure transfer to another city. II
Is Ii brand OF crnnkiness that might
well interest a specialist.
Daily camera., 1900-12-28
FORTUNE IN ONE OIL WELL.
Kiaia who Are GsttaAG
$1,000 . Day.

Weston, " Va, is the center of the
most wonderful oil field that has been
opened in the United States in years.
Three old Irish people OF Weston. as
poor as the farm on which they lived.
have become suddenly possessed.
through no effort of their own. of an
incumr OF over $1,000 day, says the
Philadelphia Record.
That income of 5 400 day is all from
one oil well There are three other
wells nearing completion within a few
hundred yards of this one, each of
which is sure to pour out as much
money. Aud The end is not yet. The
that only very poor people would own
il. So the Copley heirs, being poor, have
a big acreage. room enough for 200
more wells to he sunk.
No one knows in what direction that
lake of oil. away down 2,2o0 feet below
the surface, extends. Such pools are of
varying size and shape; sometimes only
few hundred yards wide and miles
in length: sometimes circular and
miles in diameter There is but one
way of finding QUITO drill holes down
below that lead.
To-day the Copley well is the only
one tapping the pool. Every body wants
to risk his money in an effort 70 get
hole into the pool. To that end thou
sands of people are buying, heyst1g,
bullkozing and badgering farmers for
miles around the big gusher fer the
privilege of sinking wells.
The Copley well. which has wrought
all this change to Lewis county. cane
in from the Gordon oil sand al depth
of 22oO feet on September "a, 1t was
unexpected. and. like shot from ten
inch gun, blew away the oil saver and
casing head and sent solid stream Of
oil six inches in diameter clear over the
top OF the s0-foot derrick, nearly drown
ing the workmen.
1t flows continually, bSt. like the
geysers, has certain hours ont of evsry
"a to put forth its greatest force.
When the oil came 200 $50 barrel tanks
were put up. They were filled in a lit
tie more than an, hour.
Three dams were built in Sand Fork
creek bed, which, thanks to drought.
was dry the lower dam two miles from
the we'll These hold pond of oil two
miles long. averaging GO feet wide and
six feet deep. \ two-inch pipe line has
been carrying away GO barrels an hour
all this time. four-nch and a six
inch line have been completed. Be-
sides what the pipe line has carried off,
and what is in the dam, the well has
produced enough to fill 6s 250-barrel
tanks, one 12OObarrel tank and one
S00-barrel tank. all erected since the
we'll was struck.
Daily camera., 1900-12-28

Many persons have had the expert.
ence OF Mr. P. ter Sherman OF North
Suatford. n. H.. who says, "For years |
suffered torture from chronic indigestion
but Kodol Dyspepsia Cure made a W. II
man OF me-" 1t diges.s what you eat
and is certain cure for dyspepsia ard
every form OF stomach trouble. Ii gives
relief at once even in the worst cases.
and can, help but do YOU good. Gilbert
Bros
Daily camera., 1900-12-28
REMEMBER THE POOR.

All persons desiring to contribute
clothing, sh aes, etc. to the work Of the
Boulder Relief association are requested
to send these goods to the residence OF
Mrs Emma Terry, 1916 Arapahoe street,
or leave them at the store of the under.
signed at 2o32 I4th street.
There are many cases of deserving
people in the city who are in need OF
assistance, and the Relief association
needs contributions from benevolent
people to carry on its work.
B. F. ELLSWORTH,
Chairman of Relief Committee.
Daily camera., 1900-12-28
THE TEN DOLLARS

that the other fellow lost | saved by get.
ting E. c. Wells to paper my house.
This is the way he sells goods in his line:
Wall paper IN cents per roll and up,
mixed paints SI.I5 per gallon and up,
varnlsh 81 50 and up, boiled linseed oil
Is cents per gallon and glass at 70 Fer
cent discount. Call in and see his stock
at fI23 Walnut street.
Daily camera., 1900-12-28
II Made Her lndivuant.

"How much to take me to the
depot?"
Fifty cents" answered the cab
man.
And how much for myself and my
wife?''
"Seventy-five cents"
Al this point a large and indignant
woman broke into the conversation.
'Why, YOU insulting fellow" she
exclaimed. Don't You suppose I'm
worth as much as he is every day in
the week? Do you think I'm trunk
or "A baby to be bundled in for hall
price? Well. ] guess not. Chicago
Post.
Daily camera., 1900-12-28
B. GORDON'S
ShoriTs Sale.

BY virtue OF certain writ of execution upon
Justice of the Peace transcript issued out Of
the clerks Office of the District Court Of Boul.
der County and State of Colorado. and to me
directed, whereby am commanded TO make
the sum Of thirty-six and six one-hundrsdths
dollars, {S38.06) and costs of suit. the amount of
. certain Judgment recently obtained against
The Springdale Gold Mining Company, Limited,
in favor OF Joseph Bergheim, which said 6udg-
ment appears BY endorsement UPON said execu.
ton to have been assigned to H. Linklettsr,
out Of the lands, tenements, goods andschattels
of the said The Springdale Gold Mining Com.
pany, Limited, have levied on The following
property, to.wit:
All the right. title and interest Of This. Sprins.
dale Gold Mining Company, Limited ttn and g
l0il Survey A1a; the J. Alden Lode Mining
Claim, the location certificate whereof is 70
corded in book 81 at page 139 of the Public::Reo-
ords OF Boulder County, Colorado; The:.victof
Lode Mining Claim, the location certificate
whereof is recorded in book SO 1t page 81 Of
said public records; The Montezuma Lode Min
ing Claim, the location certificate whereof ID
recorded in book 89 at page 81 of the said.pub.
lie records.
Therefore, according to said command, I shall
expose for sale, at public auction, al the right
dale Gold Mining Company, Limited, in and to
7th day Of January, 1901, at 900 Q clock . m,
at the South Front Door OF the County Court
House IN Boulder, Colorado.
Dated at Boulder, Colorado, this 18th day Of
' 49, TT. sIPPLE,
Sheriff of Boulder County.
First Pub. Dec. II, 1900.
Daily camera., 1900-12-28
The Cooks uItimstun.

Mr.. Bacon shouldn't think you'd
allow any OF our neighbors to abuse
you in the manner / overheard some
one speaking to you in the back yard,
little while ago. dear.
Mrs. Bacon-That wasn't any of the
neighbors. John: tnat was the cook
Yonkers Statesman
Daily camera., 1900-12-28
A Matter of Confidence.

How did he acquire the reputetion
Of being such brilliant MANI" in
quired one voter.
ner,' answered the other. He got
people to believing that he thorough
~ understood his own arguments and
they regarded him az genius"-
Washington Star
Daily camera., 1900-12-28
she Gets Them.

"My dear" he said with an ill-con-
cealed ring of relief in his voice, "dia-
monds have gone up nearly so per
cent. SO | find the earrings l prom
ised you will cost more than I can a.
ford"
"O!" she cried, isn't that too bad!'
"Yes, I'm very sorry"
$50 Am L. dear. It's shame that
you'll have to pay more than you can
afford. d.'-Philadelphia Press.
Daily camera., 1900-12-28
Not N shining LiRht.

MY son. I'm very sad to say"
The aged father said.
You're not IT ehscting credit. sir.
Upon my hoary head"
ALAS. it's true." the son replisAs
But what can you expect.
Since have worn my credit out.
And have none TO refiectr"
Town Topics.