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Omaha.

OMAHA. Feb. 23.-Cattle-Receipts 45No;
steady to 10c higher; native steers, 800
nnrs. s.. .O0a3 90, stockcrs and feeders, 50 90
"a 20; calves. s3.0Og6.5O: bulls and stays.
81. 7504.00.
Hogs-Receipts. 1900. strong to &c high
er: heavy, So i2IL06. 20: mixed, Sc. 1Og6 l2lL; ;
light, Ss.GoGS .12h; pigs. IS. .5096.sO; bulk,
s. .07lkQ6. .1217.
Sheep-Receipts 1900; steady; yearlings
IS 40dS IS: wethers. s. .295.SO, ewes. $4.75
al. 40; lambs, 81. .255I6- -e5.
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For Municipal Ownership.

ALBANY. n. Y. Feb 2S;-A delegation
OF New York headed by William Ran-
dolph Hearst, arrived here in Albany on
a special train TO spend two or three days
here in almost continuous appearances ~
favor OF a number of municipal ownership
measures pending before the Legislature
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ST. Joseph.

ST. JOSEPH, Feb, 28.-Cattle-Recelpts
2lOO; steady to lOo higher Natives. $4,000
600. cows and heifers. $le5a4.GO; stockers
and feeders. $3, l0l14.5O,
Hogs-Receipts, 74o0. steady to 2lkG
heavy. s6.l046.21A
shcep-Receipts, S9Oo;. Sheep, steady:
lambs l0r higher.
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LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS,
Chicago.

CHICAGO, Feb. B.-Cattle-Recclpts,
II 600; strong to 1oc higher; beeves. 50. eog
6. 40. cows and heIfers, 81. 50a5. 90; stock
crs and feeders, s2.75d4,7o, Texans g. 659
40.
Hog-Receipts. 25Oo0 5Ql0c higher; es-
butchers. Sc. logs. 40; rough heavy, $3.50
G 20: good heavy. s.. 3OlI5. 10; light, SC. 100
G 25. pigs, IS. SO96 10; bulk OF sales. Sc. .S9
Sheep-Receipts. 5000 steady: sheep,
So. 1876. TO- lambs A.75l7 90.
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RANGE OF THE LEADING Futures.
CASH QUOTATIONS

Cash quotations were as follows Flour,
dull ana easy, No. spring wheat So9S3c; No.
8. 0IT9c; No. rcd. S2Nps9hc; No. corn. 40
6i0kc; No . yellow. i9Ac. No. oats. 30Hcs
No. white. sliz q32c, No. white. 29Aa3lkc.
No. rye, Sic; good feeding barley, Csc. fair
10 choice mailing I642c: No. l max seed.
Si.O5; No. l Northwestern. yill' prime timothy
seed. s. 1899 mess pork per barrel, SIS. 251
10. 30; lard. per 100 pounds, $40, short ribs
sides 0oosc) S. O0nS I2Is; short clear sides
(boNed), S.25GS5O; whisky. basis OF high
wnes 2s; clover. contract grade SH.o
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New York Sugar.

NEW YORK, Feb. &.-Sugnr-Raw firm
fair refining. 27SI2 l5-l6c; centrifugal .eS-
test. 3-lS13 7-lGc, molassss sugar, 2NR
2l1-l6c. Refined is steady; crushed. IS 20;
powdered 81 90; granulated. $50.
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New York Butter.

NEW YORK, Feb. 2s-Buter-Steady;
held creamery common to extra, 15q22c,
renovated common to extra, 13lSI20c
Western imitation creamery extras, &c.
Cheese ana eggs unchanged.
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VEGETABLES FROM
CALIFORNIA HERE
Spinach and Rhubarb Are in
Plenty at Ten Cents
Per Pound.
RADISHES AND LETTUCE
ALSO HERE FROM COAST
Poultry Continues to Be Ex-
ceedingly Scarce on the
Local Market.

Inc inclement weather Of the last few
DAYS mas caused the farmers to exert no
special eHort to ship new goods" to tho
salt Lake market. and local merchants
are consequently handling only routine
lines.
Inc receipts of Utah and California
products, however, continue steady, and
there 'is On abundant supply on the mar
ket Spinach and rhubarb, each selling
at 10 cents a pound wholesale. arrived
from various points In Utah, and large
shipments of radishes at 80 cents dozen
wholesale, and lettuce, at from 30 to 10
cents a dozen. wholesale. were received
from California Poultry continues to be
exceedingly scarce on the local market.
but prices have not thus far advanced to
any marked degree
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st. Louis Wool.

ST. LOUIS. Feb -wool-steady;
medium grades, combing and clothing
23d2Sc light fine. 20g24c, heavy fine. 1Sp
2lc tub washed, 32lJI0c
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Every ninety days you can draw In
terest at per cent on savings depos-
its made with
THE HOME TRUST AND SAVINGS
COMPANY,
Cash Paid-Up Capital $3.50,
Mccormick Bank Building.
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RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.


on tho produce exchange today the butter
market was nrm creamcries, l7927i4c; dairosr
l7324Ec. eggs, steady. at mark cases included.
1SMc: nrsts l3Hc; prime nrsts He; extras,
1870: cheese steady uAul3c.
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kssSax' N !. Treasury.
sssssary ssjSmoTI,oday's state
es: ss.7;';IsScii sSi!; scid ayI%ll9sls eoIa sIs
~ certificates. SIS,
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OGDEN AND RETURN $l.OO
Via d r. G., Sunday, March 4.

Leave Salt Lake, regular train 1926
m special train 2;30 p. m. Return
Ing lenye ogden 800 p. m. Free lee
tuTe at Ogdon on christian Science
hy the Honorable Clarence A. Busklrk
Everybody invited,
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THE DOCTORS WHO CURE

CATARRH-Denfncss. Nose and Throat Troubles. Eye
and Ear Diseases, Bronchial and Troubles Asth
ma. Stomach Liver and Kidney Diseases, Bladder
Troubles Female Complaints. Chronic Diseases of Wom
en- and Children. Heart Disease Nervous Diseases
Chorea (St Vtus Dance) Ricketts,. Spinal Trouble. Skin
Diseases, Sciauca and Rheumatism. Diseases OF the
Bowels, Piles Fstua and Rectal Troubles Goitre
Big Neck), Blood Diseases, Tape Worm Hay Fover
Hysterio Epilepsy, insomnia, all curable Nerv
Private and Chronls Diseases. We the liquor
habit in three days pay.
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R. COOKS SCIENTIFIC CERT AIN AND COMPLETE CURE FOR

Dark Circles under Eyes, Bash m y
full, Mclancholia, Youthful Fol- IA II
ly, Weak. Trcmbles. Varicocele, vi
Excessive Drinking, Loss In vi
Urine. Exposure, Oyerwork and N vi
Worry, Exhausting Dreams.
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symptoms
complete
My method completely and permanently revves manhood after &C
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SICK ALL TIE TIME


Until she Took DIR. Williams Pink Pills.
Then she. q AS. d I" be Invalid and Ha-
Been :, IV"li Woman Ever since.
81 suffered al the iime, practically, from
sick uesS If the >tonlaeu, dizziness or SW I'M
ming in my head ami pam IN nay back. Now
| am entirely free lrUu, discomfort OF tndt
sort. | am not only ao,r to keep on my feet,
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possession OF good heatth
That is he statement of Mrs. h. i. Ford,
OF Pushlnattha, Miss. who continues DIS
follows. 81 ain glad 10 tell Others that my
troubles We're all renedied by DR.. " ilildnls'
Pink Pills, which are indeed It woman $
friend ! heard OF them IRON an acquaint-
ance in Arkansas who had found cut their
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prompted me 10 try them IN September OF
1904, and within three weeks | experienced
such relief that | knew that they must be
adapted to the needs OF my case. Alter US
ing them for "a short while longer | was
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| ceased to be an invalid, became and have
since remained a well woman, and the rea-
son why is simply that l took Dr., Williams
Pink Pills"
The pills which Mrs. Ford so justly
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thoroughly renovating the blood. They
make functional action regular and painless,
Danish headaches, languor, nervousness,
create appetite, promote digestion, put
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DR.. Williams Pink Pjls actually max e
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Every woman should send to the Dr..
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DR.. Williams Pink Pills are sold by all
druggists or sent, postpaid, on receipt of
price, so cents per box, six boxes for $3.50.
by the DR.. Williams Medicine Co., Schenec-
tady, N. Y.
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READ AND YOU WILL LEARN

That the leading medical writer's and
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The Golden Medical Discovery" is the
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kNtX

kN"A'
Albert Bailey has sold his farm III Mont
Vile and will move back to the old home
fas, y, 4,,o p,i,a,. naiobhorbond p
farm III 'ne n"'ioS l'e's ooi - -
Spencer recent sold hhe PAIR OF matched
horses, receiving good price for them....
prsinoss iS rnshino in Mr. Snencar,s mill
puoIies' 10 ~ 1N,'
yard, and 1t looks as though Bert would
have to, step llvely. quite quantity OF
lumber has been hauled IN to be sawed anG
hired help is very scarce IN this viclnlty.:.
B. D. McGray is at work IN the null OF F. 5:
Holmes, Belfast. Frank Braddock OF
Philadelphia, IA, son OF Henry Braddock:
who underwent an operation for appended
tbs about years ago, is again in very poor
health. The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. W.
p. Wentworth sympathize with them in the
loss of their infant SON The child passed
away April 4th, after short illness of the
dread disease cerebro spinal meningitis,..
The following list of appointments made by
the selectmen of this town for the ensuing
wear was received . few days ago from the
chairman, with 4 request that the same be
sent to yotf paper for publication: sur
veyore OF lumber, wood and bark, A. NJ.
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MORRILL,.

MORRILL,.
About eleven p, M, April 9th, notice was
given by steam whistles and church bell
that the fire fiend was at his work. 1t
Merriam's mill. which was well ablaZe be-
fore it was seen. A strong wind carried
the blaze and sparks away from the mill
and other buildings. The shop was burned
with the stock and tools. Loss $500. Cause
of fire unkn Chas. Merriam is at
home again after several weeks work in
Belfast. Miss Altha Wood went to Bel
fast last Monday, W here she will be employ
ed for awhile....At il recent Conference Of
the Baptist church it was voted to ask Rev
+. f. Morse of North Arson, Me, to be-
come the pastor of the church for the ensu-
ing year
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THE ORIGINAL.

Foley & Co., Chicago, originated Honey
and Tar as a throat and lung remedy, and
on account Of the great merit and popular
ity of Foley's Honey and Tar many imita-
tions are offered for the genuine. These
worthless limitations have similar sounding
Foley's Honey and Tar is in a yellow pack
age. Ask for it and refuse any substitute.
It is the best remedy for coughs and colds.
R. H, Moody
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For Over Sixty Years,

AN OLD AND WELL-TRIED REMEDY.
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been
used for over sixty years by millions of
mothers for their children while teething,
with perfect success. 1t soothes the child,
softens the gums, allays all pain, cures
wind collie, and is the best remedy for Diar-
rhea. Is pleasant to the taste. Sold by
druggists in every part Of the world
twenty-five cents bottle. Its value is in
calculable.
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DR.. T. r. Dorr is attending Mr.. CO0mbs |
in South Monroe. who is quite ill., |

DR.. T. E. Dorr is attending Mr.. Coombs
in South Monroe, who is quite ILL.,
DR.. Darling of Belfast was in town Sun
day at Geo. W. Partridge's and at j. S.
Nickerson's.
W.. Carter and wife Of Frankfort were
in town Sunday to see VIII George, who is
reported ill.,
Miss Irene Black has returned from a
very pleasant visit to her cousin, Mrs. Fred
Lowe, in West Winterp0rt.
Mr. James Marden's family was called to
Waldo last week to attend the funeral of
the wife of Mrs. Marden's brother Edwin,
Mrs. Bertha NickerSon.
Over go were in attendance at the grange
last Saturday night, and after comforting
the Sd and 4th de rees on two candidates
bonntiful repast was in readiness In the
hall below. There we're visiting members
present from Comet Grange, Swanville. A
very fine program was listened to.
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MONROE.

Charles johnson has sold his house. 1t
will be occupied this summer by DR.. ". l..
Watson. The friends and neighbors of
Nh and Mrs. john i. Nealley, who have
lived in Brooks for the past phree years, are
pleased to learn that they will move back to
their old home in May...... Ed. Averin and
wife have moved To the village. They have
rented the house owned by Mrs. VIII Low.
..... Frank Bowden has gone to Hartford,
Conn, where he has employment. ..... Mrs.
Charles johnson visited relatives in Bangor
last week.. Miss Maud Kicker is attending
the spring term at the Castine Normal school
Her mother, Mrs. hanson OF Freedom, has
been caring for her.. Loren Robinson, who
is IN poor health, has had a bad i'll turn re-
Gently. Miss Ethel Chase, who has been
very Ill with fever, is improving. Her sister,
Miss Linda, Whu was called home from Far
mngton, vi i'll return to her school this week.
...... Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hamm will go to
OrOuo about the midd OF April. They Will
be employed there during the Summer......
The buildings occupied by has. knoWlton,
Who lived Il mile from the village, We're de-
str0yed by ire Monday afternoon, \ lew
things were saved from the house and the
hens, rlg and COW from the barn. Thete
was ~ INSURANCE. ..... j he last " T.. !. /.
meeting Was with Mrs. Lizzie haskell April
6-h. The next meeting MI4i be held April
20tA at the home Vi Mis-. . H. DurhaH,,..,
Joseph Palmer Is gaining quHe fast now.
,..,..-...N Mis-, Lizzie rdeKarq is still in very
feeble iltj4.ll I......., Heavy cold, have be IL
very pievi4Iph5 here iur the past Two weeks
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frItIkE.

- IA H.
larding has sold his nice span of
Uses to E. A. Carpenter of Brooks.
20 I. Ward has sold his farm to
Ter, John NJ. Ward, "A baby girl
yiadden the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
pment recently. Mother and child
HnL well.... SIR. and Mrs. Fred r.
e happy over the birth of daughter.
rs mother, Mrs. Leonard of Hamp-
ath her for few weeks. Amos
III ggins Of Winthrop, who was called
son last week to attend the funeral
HHt, Mrs. Julia 7. Hatch, has been
ST IF his uncle, V. \. Higgins, for
dtys,...F, 5. Hogan, f. L. Phil
l Ross c. Higgins passed April 18th
4,l... Alfred Hubbard Of Lowell,
boarding with Mr.. and Mrs. Biinn
Mr.. and Mrs Dolph Myrick have
r' 10 their home for the summer....
yn c. Higgins was the guest of
Stevens in Unity April 9TH, 9th
Miss Lois Roberts Of Brooks is
with her grandmother, Mrs. j. G.
.l few weeks. Joseph Peabody
rank, who were so badly burned
w oil last week, are improving, DR..
attends them, Fred l.. Higgins,
his foot quite badly short time
now doing well. DR., Hurd removed
leheS from the wonnd Friday.....
go G. Higgins and Amos IL. Higgins
d april 9th with Mr.. and Mrs. A. s.
oS.... Several students from this town
9ed he lecture at Brooks Friday even
f4e by Rev. j. W. Vaughan of Bel
bertha, wife of Arthur Jackson
saturday night. Much sympathy is
,sed for Mr.. Jackson and for her par
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Parsons.... Mrs
Harmon was stricken with paralysis
~. There is little hope of her recov
The Now and Then Club met with
mo Mrs. Richard Higgins Friday even
Quotations from Whittier, with music
nations, Rotations and readings, com
d the programme. The members arr
pleased with their library and intend
ng for another soon. The members Of
vest Moon Grange who attended thu
ny of Pomona Grange in Unity las
report a pleasant session. Our Sc
aeh were busy last week gathering W
nYentory of the town.
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NORTH STOCKTON SPRINGS.

LulIld dTlI luso 10 4OioS
Irving Harris and his mother visited his
sister, Mrs. Leroy Nickerson, recently.
Stanley Partridge is gaining now and is
able to be out of doors on pleasant days.
Mr.. Fred Eames has been at Herman Par
trdge's and Wilbur Staples with his saw
ing machine this week.
Miss Bertha Partridge had large box
from Boston recently with the latest mounts
and Photographic supplies for her summer
work.
Mark Ward had his graphophone at the
schoolhouse last Sunday and gave several
sacred song selectio. s-"Nearer My God to
Thee" and others-by quartette.
Mr. McCullom, wife and family of Knox
have moved into the Manzoni Lanpher
house bought some time ago by MIR. James
Haley. Mr.. McCulom will be employed by
the water works company.
Miss Beulah Nickerson, nine years of
age, has artistic talent remarkable in so
young girl. Her copies of pictures and
free hand work are excellent Comic pic
lures, animals and flower studies, are all
well done. Among the young people in this
vicinity who have talent in that direction
are Simon Littlefeld, Jr., whose ability to
draw pictures of individuals that are in
stantly recognized is well known. Miss
J6SSlt MdIueU Has SbOu ouCCCoo III III Nv Jug
animals, especially horses, and she has also
done some good work in oil painting. Mr..
James Marden is also interested in drawing.
SANDyPOIzT.
L. K. Perkins has joined tug Ralph Ross
Ralph Curtis left April LIST to join tug
Delta.
A. W. Shute left Saturday to join sim. J,
I. Morse.
J. W. Grant is very busy at his mill saw
ing shingles.
F.F Perkins went to Boston Thursday
for few days.
Messrs. Charles and George Heath are
employed in Belfast.
Miss Florence Nickerson is here from
Old Town for visit.
Miss Cousins from Stockton Springs visit
ed relatives here last week.
Mrs. Fannie Richards was in Belfast the
first of the week for a brief stay.
Forest Berry of stmr. City of Bangor was
at home recently for few days
Mr. Webster and family have opened their
cottage at the Point for the summer.
Frank Erskine has been in Brooksvile
Mrs Ernest Blanchard and little daugh-
ter were in Belfast last week with friends
Fred Grant has been painting his house
during the pleasant days the past two
weeks.
Sch. Mentor, Capt Converse Grant, AZ
rived Monday from Boston, en- route for
| Bangor.
The steam shovel which arrived last week
began work Monday. 1t is tended by en-
CINE No. IS
The Hotel de Italian has lately been re-
paired and opened and has large number
of bOarderS.
John Brewer arrived last Saturday from a
two months visit with his family in New
BrunSW
Miss Blanche l1utchings has gone to her
home in BuckspOrt, after spending several
| months here.
Capt. John Small recently bought sch.
Harriet Rogers, giving in part payment
sch. c. Nj. Stray.
| We were given a large bouquet of hya-
| cinths picked from a neighbours garden the
| last days of March.
| Rev I. II. Derrick preached in Searspolt
| last Sunday morning and Rev T. p. Will
| liamS preached here.
| T. ID. Bickmore has torn the MaXie'
| house down and hauled most of the mate
| rial away. considerable debris has to be
. cleared away,
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MONTVILLE.

MONTvILLE.
Two severe accidents occurred at Ira d.
Grams saw mill last week. The first was
to John Boynton Of Liberty and the second
was to Mr. Cram himself, Mr.. Cram re-
Gently put in new cutting-up saw and
carriage and in some way the latter got off
from the track and the men were endeavor-
ing to get the carriage back, and in SO doing
Mr.. Roynton got his left hand on the saw
and received two severe cuts. The first
took the middle finger and up through the
palm Of the hand. The second cut took the
end of the fore finger and cut to the bone OF
the thumb DR.. Holt was quickly called by
telephone, but at once saw that surgical
operation must be performed. so he only
Staunched the flow OF blood and dressed the
wounds temporarily. The next day room
which had beer used previously for surgical
operations was aleiully prepared at +. Is.
Lunt'S and DrS Holt of Liberty and MlIlett
of Searsmont, assisted by Miss Davis, a
trained nurse, removed the mangled por-
tiuns and clos ed up the hand. The patient
is under the care of Dr. Holt of Liberty.
The day following the operation upon MI.
BUynton DR.. Holt was again called to at
tend Mr. Ira y. Cram. who received a
severe cut on his forehead aud down on his
nose from chip thrown by the heading
rounder. several stitches were required to
close the wound. His face also received
quite severe bruises. Mr.. Cram refused to
be etherZed but with great nerve remained
motionless while DR.. Holt stitched the cut.
The next day Mr. Cram was about the mill
attending to his business AS usual.
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Want Ed

Fat Hogs at IA cents per pound.
Veal calves at top market price.
Farmers can save the SPECTATORS
profits by sending live stock on com
mission. Load car at Belfast every
Friday, other stations on Belfast
branch every Saturday morning.
Cars leave Burnham junction every
Monday, +. l.. LIBBY,
Burnham, Maine.
re lie phone Burn ham, -3 If
The Republican journal., 1906-04-12

ON.
iients of Freedom Academy gave
st Thursday evening at the G. A.
.or the benefit of the Athletic AS
D.. 1t was largely attended. Bert
. i is to open fish market in town
mer. Several visitors were in
81 Friday 30 witness the mock
citing given by the students and
In the course Of the meeting
Banton and Fred Rankin were
nderarre> for election frauds and
ven a mock trial Friday afternoon.
cement has been set on foot by MI.
paint and otherwise improve the
the ehurch....Dr. and Mrs A.
entertained the Junior Glass from
-lny at their home one evening
..... Nh. Frank Thurstun of Bates
ta- the guest Of his aunt, Mrs.
40 short tine last Week....G Gus
NV, has sod tie Gijdden farm to
Nma4L