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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1901-10-03
j. K. j Ohm S TOM
McConnelIsburg, Pa.
ISAAC N. WATSON,
TonsoriaI Artist.

Strictly up 70 date In all styles OF hair cut
ting. Quick, easy shaves Bay-rum, Creams
Witch-hazel. without extra charge. Fresh
towel 10 each customer. Latest Improved APP
Faratns for sterilizing tools. Parlofs opposite
puiton House.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1901-10-03

thaniel Hawthorne Cusock, who
died on August 80, it is learned
that Miss Alice Roosevelt, Presi-
dent Roosevelt's eldest daughter,
is to receive legacy of 100000.
The testator and Mr.. Roosevelt
were intimate friends and the lat
ter was one of the subscribing
witnesses to the will.
The first local institute of Ayr
township, for 1901, was held at
Laurel Ridge. Friday evening,
September a. The meeting was
called to order by the teacher,
Gilbert b. Mellott. Several good
recitations and few good songs
were given, all of which showed
the earnest work of the pupils.
primary Work in the first and
Second Grades, "Self Develop
ment," and Supplementary
Work." we're taken up and fully
discussed by the teachers, Mr..
Blair Truax. James p. Keefer,
Elmer Clouser, S. A. Martin,
Gilbert b. Mellott, Misses Mamie
Mellott and Bessie l.. Morton.
All left feeling that they had been
amply repaid for attending.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1901-05-09

out the ordinances bearing on the two
questions. The mayor was directed to
purchase 20-acre tract from Mrs. ]. H.
Thomas, situate at the mouth of the city
sewer, to be used as place for dumping
refuse.
Hall, Allen and Reed were appointed
a committee to investigate the matter
and get the wishes of the people on num-
boring the city for free delivery, which
will be given next fall by the govern
ment. Mr.. Hall is chairman OF this COM
mittee and anyone having suggestions to
make are requested to make them to
him.
The matter OF working the streets con-
shutting the boundary line between the
city and county was taken up and the
street and ditch committee were directed
to confer with the county commissioners
to make some kind of arrangements
about this work that Will be more salts
factory than those at present in force.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1901-05-09

COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
Reports of Officers Draymen Ask for Re-
funding of License.

funding of License.
All the members of council were pres
ent at the regular meeting on Monday
night and took part in the longest ses-
sion held this term. The councimen
had little easier time of it, however,
than at any previous meeting this year,
for, while celebrating on the many and
varied things that came up for consider
alton, they reclined gracefully and COM
fortably in the new arm chairs recently
ordered.
The first matter taken up was the Pc
tition Of the draymen asking that the
ordinance imposing license on them
be annulled and the license already col.
lected be refunded. This petition was
signed by all the draymen and was
brought about by the fact that they
thought they were not treated Just right
by the city officials. A heated discus
sion preceded vote on the annulment
of the ordinance, in which some of the
draymen limited that the officials failed
to do their duty. They questioned the
right Of any one coming into the city and
doing any hauling without license.
But council gave no heed to this talk and
voted to keep the ordinance in force.
Police Judge j. A. Taggard reported
that he had collected in fines 1922 so,
and Street Commissioner Chappell re-
ported $40 poll tax collected. The SEX
ton reported $24 as the funds coming
into his hands.
City Marshal Boyle made detailed
report of his work. During the month
ending he had made lO1 arrests, three of
whom were United States prisoners,
three state prisoners, and the balance
hobos and others; 12S meals had been
served; Is slot machine owners, 10 pros
titutes and gambling houses had been
"pulled;" 10 cows, 3 yearlings and Z
head of horses were impounded three
wheelmen had been arrested for riding
on sidewalks, one estray child had been
found and returned to her home, and
the hobo camp north of the Touring
mill was broken up. People violating
fire ordinance were notified, several
nuisances were abated, and one horse
was shot on account of an injury. A
letter from the chief OF police OF Wash
ington, D. c., was received by the mar.
shall requesting him to use all due
precaution in giving police protection to
President Mckinley and his party while
, in the city on May %.
The street and ditch committee re-
ported that nine four-inch hydrants
were needed in the districts where the
water mains had recently been laid, and
council directed that the water company
be ordered to put in these hydrants.
The committee also reported favorably
on the work OF Contractor McKivor in
the grading of East Yakima avenue and
council accepted the report as presented
and ordered warrant drawn for the
amount due the contractor.
Bills in the sum of $2,s432S, were
passed upon and warrants ordered drawn
| for the various sums, as follows
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1901-05-09
Bargain Column.

For Sale-2S0 acres Of land near Col
dendale, all under good fence; 10 acres
bearing orchard, mostly winter apples
Two good wells, good house, barn and
out buildings. Price $500. For par
ticulars inquire at this Office. 2tf
For Sale-Two ten acre tracts on Mob
Hill-Extra fine; one forty acre tract
four miles west OF city; twenty acres
two miles west of city with good house,
all improved.-C on or address d. L.
Druse. Mob Hill. lott
A Bargain in fine fruit ranch-$5O00
Sixty acres four miles from city.
Plenty of water, good buildings. VIII
sell all or portion. Part cash. Inquire
at this office.
For Sale-Choice Guinea eggs for set
ting, at $l.00 per dozen. Mail orders
promptly filled when cash accompanies
order. J. T. Rains, 4 mile north of
power house.
For Sale-Good new 7-room house on
nSouth Fourth street; also house and
Ayee lots in Highland Park addition.
improved with bearing fruit trees.
Rt this office.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1901-05-09
For Sale.

A country villa home of fifteen (l5)
acres, fine new house OF six rooms, with
home orchard and small fruits, for sale
at great bargain. Fine garden land,
Is minutes drive from city, in the
healthiest locality in the valley. For
further particulars address H. f. Nc
Bride, Box 1876, North Yakima, Wash.
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a resolution was passed setting May
Goth for hearing in the matter OF adj
justing the claims for laying the sewer
on Sixth street.
The bicycle ordinance was taken up
and put on its final passage. Council
man Allen made motion to amend the
ordinance so as to give the wheelmen 100
per cent. OF the funds realized from the
special tax instead of 80 as specified.
The amendment was carried by one
majority, the vote being Allen, Weed,
Hall and Sinclair for, and Shaw, Donald
and Reed against. Councilman Reed
was much opposed to the ordinance, say
ing that it was ridiculous to build bicycle
paths, and that if the wheemen wanted
to do such a thing let them then do it
themselves, and then made motion to
table the ordinance, but it was voted
down. A vote on the ordinance as
amended resulted III one majority in its
favor, the councilmen voting the same
as they did for the amendment.
An ordinance for the improvement of
Natchez avenue from Union ditch to the
north line of the city, was passed to third
reading.
Night Waterman Mulligan handed in
his resignation, which was accepted.
A resolution was passed providing for
| laying pavement on Third street from
Yakima avenue southwark.
The matter of grading Mckee avenue
was taken up. A remonstrance was pre-
sented against this work, but as some
more property owners on the street
wished to become petitioners for the i'm
provement the ordinance providing for
such improvement was laid on the table
till next meeting night.
The ditch and street committee were
directed to sprinkle Sixth street and the
east end Of Yakima avenue where the
grading has been done, SO as to lay the
dust which is now three inches deep on
those thoroughfares.
The committee on streets and bitches
and the city engineer, who were directed
at the last meeting to make report on
Sixth street, finally made such report
accepting the work OF Mckivor after he
had made some changes. There is now
due the contractor $2230.
The specifications for macadamizing
! Yakima avenue were read and adopted,
and Donald and Sinclair were appointed
a special committee to look after the
work in conjunction with the regular
committee.
d. A. Balls bid of 81 cents per foot for
laying pavement on Third street was ac-
cepted.
Clerk Doust reported that he had col
lected $S5 dog tax. This caused long
discussion over the matter of appointing
pound master and dog killer and many
other things pertaining to the welfare OF
the city. Some of the councilmen OBJ
jected to the appointment of new Off
Ger for the reason that the city marshal
and street commissioner should do all
the work that would be required OF
pound master or dog killer. Finally
the mayor was given authority to make
such appointment. A discussion also
arose over cleaning the back alleys and
lots of filth and of permitting stock to
run at large in the CITY Council decided
that these nuisances must be abated and
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1901-05-09
Married in Horse Heaven.

John Cartwright, OF Grainland. Cali
fornia, and Miss Altha Applegate were
married at the home of the brides step
father, Charles Richie, in Horse Heaven,
Sunday, April 2S, 1901. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Giezentanner.
VIM. Wolcott acted as best man and
Miss Bell Parker as bridesmaid. Over
twenty-five guests partook of the turkey,
boiled ham, chicken, cakes, pies, dough-
nuts and all the accessories and auxil-
iaries that were manufactured TO go
with it. The young people will leave
soon for their new home in California
taking with them the congratulations
and best wishes OF large circle of
friends. -Pasco News.
Paint brushes, $500 worth at actual
cost in lots of one dozen.
IL COFFIN Bros.
Petaluma incubators and breeders are
reliable. You take no risk. They are
thoroughly tested and are strictly first
class in every respect. Yakima Hard
ware Co. agents. II
Picked tripe at the Yakima Cash
Market. l3-4t
Alfalfa seed, timothy seed and clover
seed by the car load at Coffin Bros. 80
A great bargain in shoes, Coo ON the
dollar Fair Store stock Coffin Rros =
One dollar corsets (Fairss Store stock)
for 45c at Coffin Bros. SO
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1901-05-09
seeds.

Seeds.
in bulk or packages at Kleis &
.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1901-02-06

that his aged father was dead at the
old home in Oregon, near Portland.
He left on the evening train to attend
the funeral.
G. w. Hammond was in the city
Saturday transacting business in con-
nection with the erection of new
church building in Lind, soon to be
under course OF construction.
w. G. Offutt returned from Ponce
roy the latter part of the week with
40 head of young mules with which
he will stock his ranch, considering
them better for farm use than horses.
H. s. Swenson, of Minneapolis, who
is spending the winter on the Coast,
departed yesterday for Spokane and
other points after three weeks visit
with his brother, W. 8. OF the NEWS
Prof. Alexander Mcintosh who has
been laid up with lagrippe the past
two weeks has sufficiently recovered
to be able to resume charge ofthe
public schools.
J. NJ. Angel arrived from colfalx
Monday with another band Of work
horses. He disposed Of 4 fine team to-
day 10 End Erickson for 1926.
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Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1901-02-06
Washtucna Wisps.

Mr.. Editor:-Thfsr portion OF Gods
footstool has not had proper repre-
sentation at the capital lately, and as
we have made great progress the pub
lie should be informed, and we believe
your paper is the proper medium to
dispense the news. ~ v-..-,.
First, we have a. new 49, school
house, and one OF our merchants, Mr..
M. Clever, has builta new residence,
with what designs your deponent saith
not, but coupled with other overt acts,
has caused some suspicion among his
bachelor friends who imagine he will
desert their standard The cellar of
the new Woodmen hall is an in
verified monument to, the efforts OF
that fraternity. Mr., IT,. Dolbow and
others have organized ajoint stock
company and disposed. OF, a considera-
BILE amount of shares?' They propose
to build a two bodybuilding and the
lower story is already engaged for
store. About 800, 600 bushels OF grain
was handled by the local warehouses
this year; the stores did larger bust
ness than in any previous year; the
public school is furnishing under the
management of Mrs. Leta w. Emmert
and the number. 81 passengers and
other traffic of the railroad has in
creased. Many new settlers have
taken homesteads or bought railroad
land, and the hills and valleys are
dotted with scores. OF new. cabins, all
evidences Of prosperity.
But this burg is enterprsing in
other ways. A literary society has
been started and questions that have
puzzled our statesmen for many years
are disposed OF with alacrity. Songs,
recitations aud otheriiterary exercises
render each program interesting. We
have Sunday school every Sabbath and
preaching enthusiastically.
Yours anon,
-. jon Quill.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1901-02-06
Superior Court.

A term Of Superior court for Adams
county convened Tuesday, Goth nit.
Judge Neal presiding, and Miss Ma.
belle Scott occupying the stem
ographer's station. The disposition
OF cases thus far is as.follows
John J. Amsbaugh ,vs Joshphine
Amsbaugh, suit for divorce, has been
on trial all day today
Chas. l.. Shaw VS. Ella G. white.
sey, foreclosure, dismissed OF motion of
defendant. -.
State of'Washington vs. Joe Tavares
Jr.-defendaDt having BEEN bound over
and pleading guilty OF the charge in
open court wassentencsd to imprison-
ment in che penitentiary at Walls
Walla for q term ;.of one year. ~ The
light sentence was pronounced by
Judge Neal in consideration of the
youth of the prisoner aad.the circum-
stances surrounding the case. Young
TaSares' father, isknevna "Por,
tuguese joe, it .iss .apdarstood, u in
Portugal and is nh9et expected. toreturn
until May. s'siol hslh 'S'i '2;; &c .'.
,,, :, i.friqr. y ae.'H -. 60 q.
The damage suit ofsMark Townsend
. 81. - tsug sz!..s me- =, q ! - I
VS. Alex. Watson was itransferred to
Spokane county for trial.
Philip Johnson vs. 'Josepbihe John
son, divorce granted,
In the case of'sAdums county vs.
Olson, Olson and Sandbsink the evil.
dence was taken and the argument " of
counsel in the cause Will be heard
when court convsnes next week, ad.
journment beingr.taken Wednesday
night until Fehruary.6 at,9 o'clock.
Tomorrow the case Of the State VS..
Baker, horsestealing, will be tried by
jury. ..., t,...-. .v ..
Case John G. Staser vs. F. P. French
plaintiff granted permission to file
amended complaint.
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Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1901-02-06


FIe Adams County Bank has
money to loan on improved real estate
IN ~, ADAMS .,a rs, ana Lincoln counties a
49, W. ~ oI -, 81 ,"' ~ io.na,
800 ~ -. w. 49,
III. w. " "i I'', e 'rn.'
dence solicited.
Do,,. ,o.oa. .,o. ,,o -, ,,o,o. -,
,oa.oid w. -, 'i i.;' W. &c nuaI' a u
drossad irn,ho. IL a;ndoms
shingles, lath, lime, building paper,
mouldings, and in fact all kinds OF
building material.-C. o. Greene.
Ara ro,, :, ,aoa 81 all, hon 49,
disc2 II so, why not buy the best? Ii
always pays to buy the best. Boenig
& LADIES OF Lind, Wash, have Just re-
ceived u carload OF the famous Super
;or dr;IIo tho Liuo Of all aud tho only
Tor arlils, the King o. al anu 'he only
ori'i WIN perfect 'eeu'
$4,000 worth OF bran new stock in
the latest STYLES finest vicis, box and
veladx calf shoes Tor ladies, gents
misses and childrens. Service in the
past on these lines warranted the
'"e'
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Bills desires to an
nounce that the, building occupied
Dy ner as restaurant is LOT reht' 'ur-
hished or uniurhisneu'
Drill drill ! We farmer, drill +! But
be sure and use Buckeye, for they
are the best in the market. They
have no weak points.
Tailor made clothing at ready made
prices. --latest patterns. Daily un-
packing large shipments, one OF our
specialties.-Snyder.
W.R. Cunningham. Jr.. agent for
Oreyon and American Mortgage Co.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1901-02-06
Michigan Prairie.


Elder Wright is suffering with &C.
zema. Mrs. A. S. Kelsey is also on the
sick list. 5" Yo-t.-'-'
Levi Goodenough surprised his
friends when he returned from Port
land last week and brought his bride.
All unite in wishing then happiness.
Mr.. and Mrs: Holsssiy have returned
from their visit in 1,tsho, and having
taken a homestead, will remain per,
manently. Z: q y ,.@@-::i.
L. l.. sutton,eihlaas gnsto California
for few weeks'ssist MRS, Sutton
has been in thatsunuy chime seve, nj
months and will accompany him on
his return. .,
Mrs. Birdie Eiwatds whose husband
was killed at Oakesiale on the 10th
inst, is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. B. F.. Bickford. Her many
friends deeply sympathize with her.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Goodenough
have returned from their visit in
Michigan, New Jersey aid Missouri
after an absence OF nearly three
months. They are gladfto be at home
again and still think there is no place
like Washington. -.
Mr.. John Williams and family from
Elberton, and Mr.. Ray and wife from
North Carolina, have arrived and are
building house on their homestead.
Newcomers arrive daily and new
buildings are seen in every directi'
Elder Smith is holding revi
Iiugs at the school house.
fssl e4a Els Thc.ss
Considerable siitert
rssulting IL zeyef
church. Tbs aaes
10 n.
President Mckin
land 30 have We.
Car Of No /. GENE
| Gssssssa.s's.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1901-02-06

President Mckln'
aud 30 have we.
Car Of No /. GENE
&c., -
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1901-02-06
Coming Events.

Montana State Horticultural society, Kalispell
February 2l-23.
st. Valentines 0ay-Feby IA.
Montana. State Eneampment Modern Woodmen
of America, Helena, Feby. 10.
Lewiston poultry show, Feb. 10
Washington state council, Junior o L. A, Cen
tralia, February d.
Walla Walla poultry show, February SO.
Convention Of Washington letter carriers,
Seattle. Feb. %.
British Columbia legislature, Feb. 81.
Washington State camp Modern Woodmen of
America, Seattle. Feb. 1911.
Montana State Fruitgrowers' associations Kali
ispell, Feb. 2l-2S.
.- AT OPERA HOUSE.
March so, 1901, The Village Parson.
LEGAL HOLIDAYS
New Iears-Jan. l.
Lincoln's Birthday-Feb. r..
Washington's Birthday-Feb. %.
Decoration Day-May 80.
Independence Day-Julyi.
Labor Day First Monday in September.
henksgiving-Fixed by Proclamation.
Chsistmas-Dec. %.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1901-02-06
BIRTHS.

Thursday, January 81, 1901, to Mr..
and Mrs. r. F. Starr, a son.
Saturday, February 2, 1901, to Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Leonard, daughter
Sunday. February 8, 1901, to Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. Spanjer, a son.
All we're kindly reported TO US BY
DR.. Burroughs.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1901-02-06
It's The Grip.


If you're sore 49,, ..... '..t.
To the core, 49,. ..
With aching bones
And. husky tones Ia. ID
When you speak, -. ...,.
And you re weak
In the knees,
And you sneeze, go" =.
And often cough ;..
Your head near off
''u"''Ahd you note'"' ''7'' b "'.- f"'
,,,i .Ihat your throat ~ - no. a.
Feels quite raw 90. .....:
20 !" Aid your jaw
Feels as if ".c.'.''
3D.. You'd got biff,. T.. ,. t,.
: Aha dull pains
Wen your brains.
u. Then you've caught it, O. ... e..
You have got it,
-, rs the grip.
'f lfyou feel
The heat steal
Der your frame
Like a flame
Till you burn
And you yearn
For chunks of Ice
At any price, .. .s...
Then like fash
The shivers dash
From head to feet,
A chill complete,
And you shake,
And you quake, .-.
And there's desire -.
g.. For fire,
And something hot 90
Right to the spot
To quickly drink, ....
And you think
Right there and then
You'll ne'er be warm again,
Then you've caught it,
You have got it
Its the grip.
It's in the air,
It's everywhere;
The microbe OF the grip
Is on another trip,
And up and down,
Through all the town,
BY night and day
1t seeks its prey.
And it's the fad
If you are sad
Or-even mad.
Orif you sneeze
Sc. Or cough or wheeze,
Or feel too warm,
Or chills alarm, 49,. ..
To wear look of grim dismay,
And hoarsely say,
I've canght it, r.
I've got it t...
Ty, Its the grip ~
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1901-02-06

The regular quarterly tgAchers >s-
.mination for Adams county viii be
held at the court house in Ritssille,
oommencing Thursday, February ii.
~ L.C. yAsPAr59s,
County 5uPesi-H kadsnt,
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-10-03

happy, honorei, a. vs expected, th,
dncai esrien party by her presence.
The princess Of Wales thus remsfk,
npos this cutiins;
Whh mssnlaceni imssinstiopl Hei
foysl hisoosss YES srpee.sd. certsloly,
bal uniortuustsiy oJali not tara op. Am
slat looked sdispily hsppy, st tAe
iiGe, hcsever, wss very III ., home.
The last eating 10 he plscei 10 this
charming boot ". ~bee the aermsn
emperor paid bis memorable visi, 10 ih.
country les mouths .go All ths 20
per. re iull Of bis imperisl msiesiy's
kindnes. spd delicate sympsthy st the
time oae OF our leading papers sid;
We msy safely ssy that The 6srmsn
smp,rot IS. Enthusiastically speskine,
The greatest Of living moasrchs oae OF
the IN os' diplomstic OF men, he 10 dipio
msiic even In his Kindness.
A pretty compliment this, but even
pret,iet is written undernesth this enitiue
by the tsiser himself.
Ny erestnss. (f / be gresD l inherit
from Great queen -victosis. ny diplc |
'1.oy f.v.a s'p,s-..s. t.-e pA...s,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-10-03

The sleuihs OF the internsl rtvenue
department rtjoiced st ihs recent hot
westher. We are alwsys pleased when
summer sets 10, said one OF them, for the
moons hiner takes his annual vacation in
bot weather.
II is inn ossible. be continued, 10 the
ordinary o1lsh:ning outfit 10 have 9
cooling apparatus, and In hot weather the
N ash becomes acijnlsted. and the moon
sinner gets vinegsr ius,e,d Of wbiskey,
Accordingly, be foregoes operations 10 the
summer months and coufnes his efforts
to distillips sn occasional jug for home
cons nmptioo.
Moonsbiping will probably slwsys be .
feature OF Americsn lie as long as there
is 9 tax on whisky. but it is Ne near
stamped out nov ss IL ever will be. We
no longer hsve sny big raids. and We
believe ibfre 10 little Illicit distilling
done.
In the mountains OF Virgins, West
Virginia, Moth Caroline. Tennessee, Ken
tucky and Gsorsis, however. there sre
always sporadic cases. We capture >
small still and destroy II snd pass on.
Sometimes there 10 shooting scrspe snd
some cne is hurt, but ss . rulp, the
% moopsbiners take to the bills. TO descend
and resume operations wheo revenue
men dspsrt.
Illicit stills ere. doubtless. 10 operation
10 . number OF large cities. They are
usually backsi by capital, opersted spd
msnsged csreiully. Little corn mash 10
used in these stills. ,uesr taking its place
The odor OF corn can be nsnsllv d'stin
enished. Or men are nov pt.elicins on
sugar mssb, sui will soon be sble 10 tell
II 90 easily as the corn mash.
The suasr iistillers prodncs . spirit Of
sbout 100 frooi. really . iow-sfsde sIco
boi, which IL pHddIed 10 mix cans. nsnsl
" TO ssIoops and rsclihers, Who favor
and mix II TO sui,. Bat even 10 the city
operations srs nfn,iiy suspended for ibe
simmer on ser & of the hest. We sre
oil pleased.