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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-08-10

away and leaned against table as II
to steady himself Tho young face was
scanned with pain. There was long
silence MS iialhort waited for the other
to speak. "You are woman" he re-
peated.
yes. am n woman" The words
came at last. nrmly. almost donantly.
Ike thunder In Halbort's ears. stun
MY God" was all that chme ttom
between the parted, eager lips OF tho
other, But this costume-why thlsl
! don't understand"
because everybody has a prejudice
against petticoats In the professions IS
the girl answered. "and was bound
| would not let that interfere with my
progress Why should ! be bowed
down. tied like a slave. because Of a
mere selfish. unreasonable prejudlee7"
The color burned In her checks brill
llantly. and Hilbert stepped toward
her with a sudden. quick movement.
his arms outstrotched. love on his
tongue. IN his eyes. In his gestures.
The girl stepped away from him MS
he would have touched her arm.
Mr.. Halbort" she said. with dig.
nifty. u am your secretary. and In
your rooms. and you have discovered
that am q woman. Please respect my
unhappy position. Tor ! want you To
believe that am ngither a designing
adventures nor slmporlng dolt
There Is another class that you seem
to be unacqualnted wlth-that you dc
not seem to take into consideration
She looked at him steadily. her eyes
burning with determination.
Halbert's heed sank under the Siege
OF her look Ter speech hurt him; II
crushed him. Yes. he loved this girl;
he Understood II now lie had been o
blind. self-ahsorbed fool
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as well as to the east, west and south.
there ha1 been an inpour OF popula-
ton. This has been. no doubt, owlnH
quite as much 10 the general misap.
prehenslon OF the character OF the
country as to the trend OF railroad
building. There was. aside from these,
no valid reason why settlers should
have been drawn to other regions north
and west. leaving the area mentioned
unpopulated.
In point OF fact the country border.
ing on the Rainy river and extending
southwark for 80 to 100 miles, be-
tween the iron hills OF 81, Louis eoun-
~ and the region watered by the trlb-
utaries Of the Red river. seems every
whit Az well adapted 10 the support
OF large agricultural POPULATION as IL
the already well peopled eastern part OF
North Dakota From this r. gion, one
day not far distant, will be drawn just
such volumes Of grain and other prod
ucs as are noV annually poured from
the valley OF the wonderful Red river
OF the north.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-08-10
knct .yoar 10 .yoxJe Mo.

DIR. r.. W. +. Riehl OF Alameda. Cal,
has designed kite which. he claims.
will save many human beings from
rerishng at sea and prove invaluable
aids TO the l.fe-slvlng crews along our
coasts. Dr.. Riehl served as an ON.
Ger In the German army during two
wars and Is highly recommended both
by his government and the officers
with whom he was associated. lie has
been In this country a number OF
years. He claims to have got his Kite
lying idea from reading the great
storm scene In Dickens David Cop
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-08-10
Darr RaiIroad Mon.

rne Baltimore and Ohio railroad has
notified certain classes Of its employees
that Il does not wish them TO be cam
dldates for political offices, one rea-
son given for this order Is that man
cannot do satisfactorily the work ne
is hired to do II he is at the same
time running for office. Another rea-
son given Is that II men in the employ
Of road are in pursuit OF oileeS the
public will be led TO believe the rail-
road is promoting their candidacy for
It's own selfish purposes. and VIII take
q dislike TO that road.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-08-10
Prosre4s of Rurlia.

omclal statistics Published by the
Russian government show the remark
able progress made by the Cars do
minlons during recent years. During
1899 the capital OF new companies or
gained amounted 10 3jS.35l.Sl2 rubles.
or iS7.OOO.OOO. against 25G.237,OOO ru-
bles in 1898 l29.3G3OOO In 1895, and
63,4l50O0 in 1890 During tie last
hundred years companies with a capl-
tai OF 2,3S3.OOO.OOO rubes have been
organized. OF which companies repre-
senting 200. 900 900 rubles. or more
than half were formed In the last i've
years Recent industrial incorpora-
lions In the United States have shown
that capital stock Is not a true test OF
growth. but II so happens that the
Russian companies earned good-sized
dividends on their capital which can
not contain much water. Thus, in
1899 the average dividend paid was
11.53 per cent, or 6is,OO0 900 rubles, on
5000 900 rublos Of capital.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-08-10
You'd 40 Marry a Mobr,.

Among the many fair ones who re-
sort to Newport this season none viii
be more sought after than Miss May
Goolet, the 2O-ycar-old daughter Of the
famous merchant OF New York. recent
ly deceased. Her debut IN society will
be made at Ochro Court. the palatiai
summer home OF the Goelots. and those
who have had the pleasure Of her ac-
qualntance unite In pronounclng her
the lovelIest Of tho debutantos OF many
years past. She has Just refused the
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-08-10

States and was purchased In Paris
absent from her apartments IN the
Champs Elyseos. and although tho
Paris police have been notified. no
trace of.the missing gems have been
found. The missing necklace was con-
sldered one OF tho finest In the unltol
about ten years ago. II Ia described
as containing In the center one large
diamond OF exceptional purity. while
two smaller gems act as guards on
each side. Over score OF smaller dia.
monds compose the remainder OF the
sparkling string.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-08-10

Ice, to which he was assigned. Before
hosiilitlcs broke out between the Unit
cd States and Spain Dickman served in
the west. and down on the Texas bor-
der whore, In 1894. with 90 men. no
succeeded In rounding mp two notorl-
Gus revolutionary leaders on Baluartc
creek. In Texas This he did after a
long and hazardous night march. sur
rounding a house full OF desperate
characters and taking his men without
firing a shot.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-08-10

porheld" The graphic description OF
the drowning OF Ham and stcenorth.
while tho multitude stood holplessly
by, so IMPRESSED tho doctor that he
wondered II kites could no; DO used
In such a terrible emergency. To
wonder with him was to Try, MS he
has done successfully on more than
one occasion In both Germany and
America, a few days ago he gave an
exhibition AZ the ocean beach at Ala
media. After swimming out through
the surf about 400 yards no lay mo-
tlonless on his back and let the Kite
tow him ashore again.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-08-10

civil war. In various wars with the In
dians. and In the war with Spaih
Upon his return from Cuba he was az
signed with the Seventh at Fort Bra
dy, was later transferred TO Fort shcf'
idan, and was then sent to the PHI
ipplnes, where he Joined the Nlnn
He IL a brave soldier and bears scan
81 severe wounds. Mrs. Coolidge Is q
present living at Fort sheridan.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-08-10


there established
the headquarters OF
the city milk de-
partment + he
work is under the
charge OF n trained
nurse. Miss Ruth
Jones. She gets up
every morning at 3
O'Clock and super
intends the milk
ing OF the cows.
She sees In the first
place that each OF
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-08-10

Dayton. An a stu
dent In the mill
tary school he dis
played marked ca
paclty. WA very
popular. and was
graduated well up
IN the class of1SSi.
Having been rear
ed on a farm. and
being an export
rider. his bent was
toward the cavalry
Irau.h 80 ttt. ..-v
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-08-10

fully washes his hands before he be-
gins work. Then each COW is covered
with a sheet In order to prevent dust
or hair from falling into the pail. BE-
fore being used the sheets are sDrin-
killed. with dlsinfectants. The milk is
put up In clean glass bottles. and after
being sterillzed is sent in to the city
milk depots, where It is sold at the
rate OF a cent bottle.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-08-10
Col Dfekman.

In Lieut. Cot Joseph p. Dlckman OF
the goth U. $. infantry. Mai-Gen. Chat
fee secures for his staff one Of the best
officers In the a. $. army Col Dick
man. previous 10 his appointment as
major and later Lieutenant colonel in
the 2Gih. was captain In the Sth cav
airy. lie Is native OF Ohio and
was appointed 10 West Point from
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-08-10
Mr.. Palmcr;1 cemr.

US. Potter Palmer. who Is at pres
ent In Paris. has been made the victim
OF a robbery, the $4,000 diamond neck
lace which attracted so much atten-
ton during the worlds fair being
among the treasures made away with.
The theft was committed while she was
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-08-10
cnclL RHODES. SISTED.



Hikes Men. a
Grootc Schuur Cecil Rhodes beau
tiful home. fow miles from Cape
Town. IL presided over by his sister,
Miss Edith Rhodes She IL said TO dis
~ men as much as her brother dis
likes women. She. however. dispenses
hospitality on most lavish scale and
cntertalns all Of her brothers guests.
Miss Rhodes Ia OF masculine appear
ance and has been described aa ro-
sombling the English squire OF
sporting prints" She Is rich, gener-
Gus, and buslncsallke. and her lmpul-
siye nature wins her many friends.
Miss Rhodes has many pccullarltlos.
but IA she has an ample fortune
good deal IL forgiven her. On board n
steamer not long ago she gained her
self tremendous popularity by regu-
latlng tho handloaps for the running
matches and acting M umpire In the
tugs Of-war. Away from home she IL
thoroughly masculine. and takes hor
part with mon In any sport. but at
home. where she has lady compan-
ion In constant attendance ON her, sh0
n as feminine aa amy woman can DO.
and makes genial hostess. She Is
greatly interested In the Zoo at Groote
schuur. upon which Mr.. Rhodes has
! spent a fortune. and II fond OF driving
-. ----.a-A~-. shiloh onnprin.a Ak
miles OF splendid drivoa Miss fhode'
has a bottor grasp OF South African
polltics than some members OF Oh,
colonial ofllcc. and II ia needless &c
nny that she is the loyal champion oI
her brother. Cecil. and all In which he
Is concerned.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-08-10

An ornlthologlst. having Investigate
ed the question OF at what hour In
summer the commonost small birds
wake and sing. says the greonnneh 10
the earliest riser. us II pipes as early
as 1880 In the morning. the blackcap
beginning at about 1880 II IN nearly
I O'Clock. and the sun Ia well above tho
horizon before the lrst real songstef
appears In the person OF tho blackbird.
lie rs heard n half an hour before the
thrush. and the ehirp OF the robin be-
gins about the same length OF time
before that OF the wren. The house
sparrow and the tomtit occupy the last
place In the list. This investigation
has ruined the larks reputation for
early rising. That much celebrated
bird is quite n sluggard, M II does not
rise until long after the chaflinches.
llnnots. and number OF hedgerow
birds have been up and about
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-08-10

Ahtft VIM HtA'
been assigned u
the command Of
the Ninth United
states Infantry.
now In China,
vice Colonel Lis.
cum. who was
killed at Tien'
Tsln. has been no
officer for thirty
six years In thu
lie served In ihs
gnVaufh Iufaufrv
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-08-10
CAM. IfcnIY Inlnnc.

Captain Michael llealy. OF the United
States revenue cutter service. In COM
mand OF the handsome cutter Hugh
McCulloch, was brought TO Port Town
send, Wash. the other day in that yes-
sci from the north hopolessly Insane
and dangerous 20 himself and those
with whom he comes in contact. He
Is In the marine hospital there now
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-08-10

~ ~ NAA az Is ~ laAN n
ct. having become
so violent that this
wasthe only means
Of restraining him.
Captain Michael
Healy is Go years OF
age and has fol-
lowed the sea ever
since his sixteenth
year He entered
the service OF the
United States gov
eminent In March.
1865. and has con-
tinuod on active
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-08-10

coroner by Governor Stanley. The only
experience she ever had In the cor
oner's Office was that Of stenographer.
She Is 20 years old and is one OF the
most popular young women Of Win
field. Her education has been limited
to the common schools OF Covley
County.
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~ 900 W
the only woman In
the world to hold
tho Office OF coro-
nor. She entered
upon the DIS
charge OF her dn-
ties last week
Mrs Han was ap-
pointed 20 On the
vacancy caused
by the death OF
Cowloy County's
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-08-10

prominent figures in the Chinese trou-
ole. by seniority he became. accord
ting TO the custom, commander OF the
allied naval forces at the time OF the
outbreak. and the leader OF the force
which attempted the relief OF the lsSA-
lions
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-08-10
uOife "a Dorcr Lcndcr.

She is said to be a most ambitious
woman. Who hates the dowager cm-
press 90 only powerful women rivals
can. She is the chief adyi or OF her
husband. and has urged him ON In his
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-08-10
CITY Supphcs MIX.

Poughkeepsle. y. j.. has gone into
the dairy business The city has
bought a farm three miles beyond the
city limits and has
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-08-10

duty therein ever since, except for an
interim Of four years from June 1896.
20 May. 1900, during which time he
was suspended on half pay.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-08-10
Woman AZ Coroner.

Miss Lillian E. Hall. OF Winfield
Kan. Ia probably
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-08-10

Very often tho man about whom .
Girl talks the least Ia the one she cares
for most
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-08-10
Viec a dmiraI .seymour.

Vice Admiral Sir Edward Hobart
Seymour. X. c. b.. Is one OF the most
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-11-30
SUGAR CAMPAIGN
ALMOST ENDED.
A sIest Successful Season Will Close
Aboui Dec. u.

The sugar factory continues I" run
smoothly, turning OF. daily ilie ns''il
an.oun. q, the finest Of sugars,
gseea. orders for the delivery of al!
l,ssis by Dee. I. resulted in III. s'"EaGe
capacity beins iiils.i on Tuesday. 50 that
u reduced amoIn, Was wanieSi later IN
tho week.
4, is expected tha, all the bs"'S 81 'hs
valley will bs worked np .iurins Ill" see
ond week in D-c.iah-r, Hnd iii" iiFS'
sugar making campaign brought To
close.
/, has been nm unnsnsl snersss for the
iirs, year. and ~iil give tho entire vale!
solid. reliable boom.
Another advanced step in ~. .sricnl'
,ur.i oi.sraiioas Of tho itsiky foEd eoun'
try. A steam plos Is nos breaking MP
ground sor sugar bceis on the eompSn.s .
hi. Bingham ranch. T~siy. farFo~s HEe
turned nS once.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-11-30

Building Inns been rapid and con,ina-
ous in Rocky Ford for tho past two
years. Nevertheless there is n scarcity
OF dwelling houses. and many new set.
tiers nrc living in tents. Among some
Of th. tcnicrs there is sickness, with lack
OF adequate facilities for tho care Of tho
afflicted once. This condition Inns been
called to tho attention Of some Of our
benevolent ladies', aud nm organization
is proposed TO aid In providing means OF
relief. One pinn suggested is for the
proposed society TO purchase sheets,
pillow cascs, mattresses, night clothing.
etc, and loan to needy persons who are
sick. They are to be returned when tho
parties have been restored to health and
be on hand for future usefulness. In
order to discuss the situation and plan
measures for relief n meeting Of ladies
will be held at the home OF Mrs. J. L.
Goiding Monday next, Dec. >, at . p. IN.
W. trust that tho attendance OF ladies'
will be large.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-11-30
Interesting Woman. cluh N~,inr

The regular meeting os the Womsh'S
Club oi Rocky Ford vas held in the
lecture room o. the Presbyterian church
Nov. ~. Roll call was responded 10 by
cuFrrn; events. Tho meeting vHs onr Of
the mnsi interesting. of il" srasnn thus
far, excellent rnp"rs bring read 10y M.S'
DANES Taylor. Wiley nnd Irvine Mrs.
THylo.'s subject. What Hrs Fiction
Done for E~lnrnT' UHH ai'iy handled,
anI sas cyi,i-nrc conclusive tln. iir,inn
hal done mrrh Tot FrfoTH, s,Is Willy
made Il very plain that rpli~ni-'al li'rrH.
,Hrr is beneficial. 10 the Iniui BE- iTn,n",l
To- retain the Eoosl Eni discard that which
10 no, cicvR,in.. Ia the EbscHcc oi
MlsR Mai. Irvine. Mrs Irvine read the
paper r:.p rci 10y Miss Na.". "Aio.lrrn
4 architecture Rni linnsc Decoration.
which was both .n,-n~iin. aui instruct
i've. Upon tho whole the cinp was quite
jHbiiant over tho program. the .uSil at
Tendance and renewed Interest mani
s-~icd by all pr---n'.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-11-30

The Otero County horticultural So
aety will meet nt Rocky Ford wcdnes-
day, Dec. 8. Hon. j. II. Crowley, men,
Der OF the state board OF Horticulture
will make report OF the proceedings of
the late interesting and valuable conven-
ton at Denver. Supt. Griffin. of the
Experiment Station. will present n paper
on "ve,ch rs Fertilizer" The subject
of winter irrigation OF orchards will be
up for general discussion. The meeting
should bc largely attended as fruit grow
ers cannot but profit by the program TO
be presented.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-11-30

Fenlason IL Gretchen, rustling real
estate agents, have just issned an illus.
trated sheet containing a large amount of
valuable information relative to the re-
sources of the Rocky Ford country.
Among the illustrations are picture of
the sugar factory, Watermelon Day,
sheep feeding. etc.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-11-30

After test run OF u week formal an.
nouncement was made Monday that the
sugar factory ut Sugar City was
open for business. The preliminary
run was most successful in every
respect, all the machinery work.
ing like charm. The beets OF that por-
ton of Otcro county possess high per.
centage of sugar, the tonnage per acre is
large and beet growers and factory pro-
prietors are happy. Great county this Of
Otero. Two successful beet sugar fac.
tories built and put in operation in one
year. And 1t looks as if this might be
but the beginning of tho production Of
beet sugar in the Arkansas valley.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-11-30

At no other grocery will be
found a fresher, purer or better
stock of groceries than at the
store 8 of Casebeer & Daughters.
Call and see them.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-11-30

The Odd Fellows had an unusually
pleasant time at their last meeting.
Members wero present from La Juntl
and Fowler to- witness the Initiation OF
four new members, which was followed
by banquet ut Spickelmire's restaurant.
i he occasion was enjoyable throughout.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-11-30

Lost, in Rocky Ford, seamless
sack filled with clean Laundry.
Suitable reward il left at Enter
prise office for j. w. Atkinson.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-11-30

Treasurer Bccrbolm will sell drlin.
qucnt tax lands Monday. Dec. II. II your
land has been advertised don't forget to
my before that date.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-11-30
In commenting on the senatorial situ.

In commenting ON the senatorial situ-
alton the Denver Times says:
.Republicans are out of the race, of
course. but 30 tangled are the conditions
that they may find 1t in their power to
decide who shall be chosen. II is, how
ever. power which they will not be
likely to exercise. even il refrainiug from
so doing should leave Colorado with
only one senator for two years to come
Senator Teller's relation to the contest
is rather peculiar and careful scheming
will be required for him to aid in this
winters election in way not TO injure
his chance for reelection two years hence.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-11-30

The Baptist ladies now have their Ex.
change in Stark's store every Saturday.
Call and see them as they always have a
variety of superior home cookery.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-11-30

That display of plumbers goods in the
show window of the Dawley Hardware
Co. attracts much attention. The arti
cles shown are really elegant.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-11-30

The Rocky Ford Hardware Co., find
ing their two 10O-foot store rooms not
large enough for their business, have
leased the Kouns Party warehouse for
the storage Of implements.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-11-30

The Courier, OXnard, Cal. publishes
i'll full the address of Mr.. Robert Oxnard
at the Business Mems banquet, as pub
| lishel in the Enterprse of NOV y
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-11-30

II you have anything TO ssll. sdvsc.
tiss In the Enterprise,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-11-30

When Parks Bazaar room has been
fully completed he will be in shape to
make much finer display OF his stock
than ut present.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-11-30

Price e Lance always have their store
nicely decorated, but the ornamentation
recently placed over their shelving is a
a little ahead Of all previous efforts.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-11-30

B.holding. paused. and pnusine. loved
The vale where winds the Arkansaw.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-11-30

I II. Adair was called to Ordway Sat
urday to conduct the funeral of child
of j Ohm Ellis.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-11-30

When not busy selling good the
Golden Rule force is engaged in artistic
ally arranging and decorating their
double store. making attractive displays
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-11-30

The two fine store rooms OF the Rocky
Ford Building & Improvement Co.. will
soon be ready for occupancy, but by
whom has not been announced.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-11-30

Now that the election is over, Bro.
Barkley, OF the Enterprise, has kindly
volunteered his services in behalf OF ex-
Gov. Alva Adams for United States SEN
ator. Only few issues ago. If we are not
mistaken. Bro. Barkley was putting in
some sledge- hammer blows for one Ed
ward O. Wolcott for the same job
Rocky Ford Tribune.
The Tribune seems to think that the
Enterprise has been caught in nm incon-
sistent position. Not n bit of 1t. We
favored the election of Republican
senator and representative who would
not be favorable to Gov. Adams, but now
that the election is over and the Repub-
licans have not ghost Of II show of
electing United States senator, We
kindly advised the DemOcratic-Fus
Legislature how they might best serve the
state in the selection of Senator Wolcott's
successor.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-11-30

People with foresight will go careful
and tread easy, for before the end of
McKinleys present reign will be expert
enced the greatest panic the country has
ever known. Keep close to the Shore
Pueblo Post.
A panic may not come as soon as the
Post predicts, but it will come. And it
will be due to prosperity ty-McKinley
prosperity, if you will. An unbroken
series of prosperous years will cause
many business men to have the fever of
speculation and credits will become
extended and less prudent. The bulk OF
the business OF the country has conf
dence for its basis. Whenever confidence
becomes lessened comparatively small
financial failure may cause general
pauic, Panics occur with degree. Of
regularity which makes the advice to
keep close to the shore" timely warning
every few years.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-11-30

The pioneers with h.arts Of hope.
Who westward cnme-twas Greeley
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-03-23
MEDICAL.
HELP wANTED-MALE.

WHITE BOY, EXPERIENCED IN
driving and care of horses. 1l5 State
| street, west.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-03-23

FURNITURE PACKED FOR SHIP
ment moderate charges; good work No
Cheap John" prices-no Cheap John"
Jobs McGillis