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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-12
BETTER FUNERAL SERVICE

As was to be expected the matter
Of improving The train service at
funerals, or. more correctly speaking,
the accommodation for funeral part
les, which was brought mp az the conn,
ell meeting last week by Alderman
Koehlor. Is 10 receive respectful atten.
ton from The officials Of the Illinois
Contra. railroad. The mayor and Al
dermen koehler and Antrim had n
very satisfactory interview with Mr..
Laid and Mr. Brown, of the Illinois
Central, The latter having charge Of
traffic here and at Mounds; and Mr.
Brown has taken the matter up with
the Chicago officials
Responsibility for the evils com.
planned Of does not lie entirely with
The railroad company. In the first
place. the Great Reaper" has no re-
gpect for railroad schedules and, the
trouble is. i'll part, that neither have
those, always. who conduct the fiiney
ais. But between these and The rail
road company, Il happens rather too
frequently that funeral parties are held
for longer or shorter periods. in all
sorts ol weather waiting for the car
which ga 20 carry them I'd ,hc eemc
tory II stands 70 fea-0u that The ra.l
road official viii Dr. guided somewhat
IN their determination Of the matter BY
what the revenue amounts to, which IS
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-12
sEAH DIoTuRss QUIET HAMLET
aeems 10 Have Settled for Winter IN
Maryland VILLAGE,

travellers reaching here from the
Vicinity OF Pen Mar report the pres.
ence In th9t neighborhood OF giant
bear which appears to be- making an
extended study OF the advantages Of
! TINS place as a popular winter rerurt
The animal seems perfectly al home
| and ~ reported as paying regular calls
at poultry houses aud pigstys. aud
has recently been found ON the back
porch Of one home drinking the con
tents OF milk crock which mad been
set out 70 secure the benefit of the
cool mountain air On tnis occasion
he was chased on by the lady of the
house with feather buster the only
weapon which she possessed az the
time. her husband having taken the
broom our IN the woods 10 sweep up
some persimmons
The bear was drst oficially report
ed by The crew Of a trolley car OF the
electric railway that runs from
Waynesboro 10 Pen Mar II was
dark night. ana the motorman as
his car bowled meFrily UP 10 the Pen
Mar station saw a dark object which
he thought Was waiting passenger.
at the side Of the track
Al the ear came within a few feet
OF the creature the bear straiehtened
himself mp on mis- hind legs Nc
Laughlin reversed the current. blew
out the fuse and ran into the ear,
fastened the door and craWled under
seat Bruin shifted around for a
while and then trotted off
Saturday nigh il made its appear
ance again and left behind a trail OF /
chicken feathers and pig tails. the |
remnants OF its raids upon numerous /
back yards A party win be organized !
this week 10 go out and hunt the bear /
down. II has not only done consid |
cradle damage but has caused any |
amount OF excitement Hagerstown
CORES pondenoe Baltimore American
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-12

The United States senate may be de.
pended upon 10 make some vicious
jabs AZ the Railroad rate bill IL Is
well 10 be careful and conservative ia
the enactment vi legislation ~ this
nature but one has ceased to have as
much confidence in the Judgment of
the senate os We should have m a
body that holds such an important
position in the government Of a great
nation. The United States senate
sometimes represents Inc people hat
laite Frequently il represents The
trusts.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-12
HIS ROYALTY NOT pRocLAimer.
Rernhardt Didn't Know srother-lf.
Law Of Prlnne ef wales.

Eernhardt DIDN'T Know srcther-lf-
Law of Prince OF Wales.
EinE Georse OF Greece tas seen i
guest Of King Edward Al Wind or rs
Gently while some iheatriCals were Isl.
ing given The visit recalls an oc
casjon years ago when the two Went
70 see Bernhard Edward was theu
prince of Wales and he introduced
King George as my brotherinlaw
The tragedienne conversed freely with
thu prince, but paid little on no atten.
ti1n 10 the other royalty until the
former asked her how she liked tho
King What king she asked OF.
leIrning the distinguished callers
identity she said to the prince Your
royal hi2hnes8 was cruel not 70 tel,
me thar Il "4s the hlAg u Gees e. :
"Bu; | told you It was nv bfotherin
law" replied the prince Your broth
er-ihlaH? But how was 10 Ennw?i
ahe said He might have beea
merchant
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-12

Willard A. Van Brunt of Horizon
grand chancellor OF Wisconsin con
sistory Masons has presented to the
consstory the Egerton farm Of 3ls
acres in Waakesha county he de.
signs il 10 serve as the corner stone"
or Masonic home, which VIII
he the first of the kind 10 be
owned by conslstory Masons The
gift is valued al 1900 and II
came as a complete surprise to
the rank and file OF the order. only
The officers having known OF Mr. Van
Brunt's intention Dr Miller. head OF
The Wisconsin consistory, has appoint
ed q committee to formulate plans for
The institution.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-12
NOTHING LEFT 70 LIVE FOR.
With Broken Fiddle Went All Joy Of
Mus,cisn'e Life

MuGiSisn'e Tile.
Nat Wills. who has put aside the
Broadnurst ambitions that he become
high priced star and taken The
Duke Of Duluth" back to the popular
circuit that likes linn. tells a story
Of German 'csllist with whom he
once came in sudden contact
The bass violin player relates
Nathaniel. was stopping AT the same
hotel and we were both in the office
when small boy thrust his head ia
the door and shouted, The opery-
house is on hrel
Mine Cote! shriekei the music
ian. q short. fat. and eScitable Ger
man mine addict and he rushed
madly for the theater Reaching
there he hurried through the stage
door and into the orchestra pit The
theater was mass OF flames in The
rigging loft but The beloved fiddle
vas still safe Its owner seized 1t and
started 70 make his escape the way
he came. Too latei the stage Itself
was now roaring furnace! The Ger
man staggered 10 window that open
ad on the street and raised II | was
standing with The crowd
Quick. Natn he gasped; take de
nddle! and he thrust the neck through
the window The body OF the violin
Vas too large and it stuck fast A
dozen willing hands seized 1t. there
was d sound of splintering wood,
vail from the German Mine Gott!
don't break IT. ana We all fell back
Aards With only the neck In our
grasp! We we're forced to reach In
and drag that crazy German away
from the remainder OF his beloved in.
strument and with the broken neck !
clasped in his arms and the tears
rolling down his bistered cheeks he |
turned to me ana demanded
Is dot de way 10 save a man.
hddle?'
Fiddle be hanged You're lucky
to escape with your life,
Yah. but volts De use q"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-12
Very Low Rates South February 9th
and 20th.

On above dates round trip Home.
seekers tickets limited TO q days,
viii be on sale at very low rates tn
many points on the Nashville. Chatta-
nooga and Sc. Louis Railway in Ten
neasee, North Alabama and Georgia.
one OF the most prosperous sections
of the south Liberal stopovers al,
lowed. Round trip rates from Cairo
win be % per cent. less than the one,
way rate. Cairo to Tullahoma, Tenn,
mad return 81. Think Of ilt Call on
your home agent for information or
write TO X. c. Cowardin. W p. A.,
n c. & ST l.. Ry, National Bank OF
Commerce Building. ST. Louis, Moo.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-12
One smlth 10 se eeooso,hersd.

John $. Wise OF Virginia said Of
Fitzhugh lee when the latter was run
ming tof governor G. that state that
lie never would have been heard of
had he been named Smith instead Of
lee The general in his campaign
speeches combated that Idea and
pointed out that a great many noted
men had borne the name OF Smith
One day he was addressing d large
crowd aud as usual spoke OF great
citizens who had worn the despised
cognomen. An inebriated citizen
waited until the orator had finished
his list. Then he rose aud said with
iipsy gravity: Say thicl eenl, don't
forget old man Smith that thicl killed
pocahontas."
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-12
EnnIish Jams from Frsnee.

While English Jams have q large
and enthusiastic following the world
over. much 81 The manufacturing is
done 10 France, here the mutt pulps
constituting The haze OF many OF
these sweets are prepared and ship.
ped 10 England In huls where they
are compounded Among the cont-t
brtiara of Franco r. r3Gi-uieI I.
black cu-rant cherries. TasTbeTies,
apuccte. plums and similar small
fruits.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-12
Average daily and Sunday circn-
latfon for the month Of January,

The above Is correct statement OF
the circulation Of the Cairo Bulletin
for the month of January, 1906
clyde SULLIVAN.
Business Manager.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me.
this End day Of February, 1906.
tSeal) LEO J. KLEB
Notary Public.
My commission expires January i6,
1909.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-12

q Texan proposes that the Demo
cratic ana Prohibition parties IN Texas
unite. This ought 10 be easy. but the
Democratic party might have 10 take
a little something 20 make the capsule
20 down.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-12
wAreRson ON JOURNALISM.

Col Henry Watterson, who Is so
journlng al Napleso on theGulf, writes
10 the Courier Journal with reference
10 the naHseous story developed at
The trial of Col. Mann, of Town
Topics, and utters some wholesome
truths on the subject above named,
which should be- horne in mind. not
only by all vino have any authoritative
connection with journalism, but by the
reading public as wen, and the follow
ing extracts from an editorial of near
tMo columns, seem particularly strong:
~Mr Jerome gave expression 70 q
piece of phrase mongery which has
become familiar the last few years
when he minated that most Of the
great newspapers now a-days are edit.
cd from the counting room There IS
no reason why this should be rc.
prGach.A To the extent that il mean
that the newspaper like other com
moslities, Is made 10 yield 81 profit
that II seeks 10 be- selfslslaining, 10
order that Il may achieve the glor-
ions privilege of being independent"
s--the dictum of the District Attorney
realizes an aspiration. ycaming. OF
a time when the newspaper had
hard struggle To keep alive. more or
less the lave Of the niggardly ad
veftiser and the local ringsters. often
ill-able TO call It's soul its own.
Authority needs 10 be lodged some
where In the person OF a visible Ed
itof, Il seemed 10 carry with II a Ger.
tain guarantee wanting n fine lmper
sonai and anonymous. but. there Is no
reason why the counting room. con
Quoted with integrity On business
principles. should not render the public
equally valuable and disinterested ser.
vice. There mnst be a perfect under.
standing and agreement between the
editorial room and The counting
room IL good results are 10 follow,
either 10 the people. OF the paper. The
modern trend. indeed. inciines toward
the counting room lie who holds the
purse commands The sword. The great
journal Of tue future may be as exact
as mctailic andas r3yless as a bank.
ing Institution. dealing exclusively IN
news, edi,orializlBg 2 iosi art
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-12

To the contractors of Cairo, til We
the Hold Carriers Union No. q, of
Cairo. H., do ask for an increase IN
wage to 25c per hour for brick car
riers and 2SEc per hour for mortar
men, and will furnish hods, hoe and
shovel, 8 hours shall constitute a
days work and will come In effect
April lst. 1906 Please notify us soon
as possible
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-12
consider Eat Beautiful.

According to Won Humboldt me M
fives Of Guiana express their apprecia-
ton for a woman b. saying That she
Is fat and has a narrow head. a trav-
eler who spent much time win me
Kirghiz of Asia Says they estimate
female beauty by the amount Of rat;
a man when speaking Of the beauty
OF bis wife never forgets 10 mention
hen weight
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-12

A strong point in favor Of Par Scnl.
lin, the lone candidate for alderman in
the First ward, al the special election
10 he held today is that he favors
public Improvements The voting
booth will be at sos Commercial ave.
nue., mol on Sixth street. as 10 former
years.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-12

While more persons were killed last
year by horses than automobiles, The
fact should noi be- taken az dispar
agemcnt of the automobiles. They are
not As numerous a. horses. and have
doubtless done more per capita.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-12

Vel, gOodby for three years" said
~ criminal lawyer To his client who
rad Just been sentenced.
"Ob no. not That long" answered
the pTi.unrr.
Expect a PARDON
No
"Going 10 break 0utg"
Ne"
A thoughtful expression was OBJ
served to settle upOn the eountenance
Of the criminal lawyer.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-12
FauIt q Artl.lle I,mpsrament.

Your man OF genius. as a rule. be-
gins badly in the matrimonial bust
ness. He seldom falls upon a wise
choice Of a wife According TO Iusi
cal Opinion, be Is too idesl-especial-
ly the musician. vbo lives largely IN
the ciOBds-to look al al side Of de
housekeeping question before taking
the lovers leap.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-12

Sheriff Roche declares that The nul-
letin cartoonist did him an injustice.
He is nor Just climbing into the band
wagon" as represented but Is already
there. in full possession Of seat The
sheriff seems inclined 10 be- hyper
critical
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-12
Japanese Colony for rexaa.

Mr. Akioki. a Japanese of distinc-
ton, is in this country seeking tnfor.
nation az to the climate ana re
sources OF Texas. where IL = proposed
10 found e. colony Of bis counuyman
H. wHi shortly bring oyaf 800 fam
iiier. vh4 ,i settle on d solid ract
OF l0,0a5 ages in Bee county. They
will undertake tea-farminE and silk
culture. The mulberry tree grows ey.
erywhere in the region TO a great
size San Antonio IL The nearest
town to the proposed colony and the
expectation is that the newcomers
will make good citizens and inter
marry and coalesce with their Texas
nelghbots Mr. Aki0ki says that II
the first colony Is Il success he will
buy another tract on which he has
an option. and in this there are TO-.
0OU acres, enough % make homes for
3 1000 families There is a small col
ony of Japanese nov il Bee county.
They have devoted themselves TO rails.
ing tea and this year sold their prod
ucts with a good profit
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-12
For County Superintendent Of Schools.

We are authorized TO announce
JOHN SNYDER as q candidate for re-.
election 10 the office OF County Super,
IniandeGt Of Public Schools Of Aleyan'
der county. subject 90 the Republican
primary election TO Dc held April 2s.
1906.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-12

& company has been fofmeI ln
Greece to- buying sp unsoid curTants
and converting Them into alcohol To-
fuel
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-12

To Make Diamond brilliant.

A few drops Of ammonia on the
under side Of a diamond viii clean it
Immediately and make it very bril-
liant.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-12
pepew peelinen invitations.

Senator Depew continues to decline
invitations 10 dinnera and other pub
lie functions and II IS probable that
the once famous wit and aiierdinner
speaker has told his last joke at af-
fairs OF this Kind. Within. the last
month there were 4 dozen annual IL
fairs which The senator never misaed.
but bis chair Was vacant ar all OF
them.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-12

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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-12

We are authorized to announce Dr.
T. !. Cause Of Unity. as candidate
for reelection TO the Office of County
Commissioner of Alexander County,
subject 10 the decision of the RepublI-
can Primary Election
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-12

4 business Ia Australia is that Of
lending engagement rings aad we'd
dag ffOusseauz.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-12
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Sheriff.

We are authorized 20 announce -.
J. HODGES as a candidate for sheriff
OF Alexander comfy, subject to the
decision Of the Republican primary
election.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-12

The Bulletin 10 on sale At the fol-
towing places:
coIeman's, 2f4 Eighth street.
Halliday House news stand,
Walkers, 10 sixth street.
Blue Front Restaurant.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-12
A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES

Itching. Blind. Bleeding, Protrnding
Piles Druggists are authorized TO 70
fund money IL PazO Ointment fails TO
cure in 10 II days soc
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-12

TO print nothins which prudent
p1tensuilias would hide from his
bcssehold. 70 say nothing IN print Of
q man you would not say to bis face
we're limitation AZ once in the in
teres q The newspaper and is real
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-12

Muscles in q Moth.
AS many as 1901 muscles have
been counted in the body OF a moth.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-12
FOR County Commissioner.

We are authorized TO announce DIR.
ENJ DUNCAN of Tamms, as canil
date for County Commissioners OF
Alexander county. subject TO the dccis-
ion OF the Republican Primary cleo
tiOn.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-06-11
The Names of RentIIes.

OF the word frog we know nothing,
although through the medium Of many
languages 1t has had as thorough an
evolution as in It's physical life. Az
one time or another 1t has been froggs,
frosE, frosc, fro, vrosch and fankr tho
latter an Icelandic word. We must an
nit our ignorance in regard 10 toad
also, backward research revealing only
tade, tode, ted, toode and todie. the
root battling all study. Tadpole is de-
lightfully easy. Old forms Of the for.
mer word are pollywig, polewfggle and
pollywlggle. The last gives us the clew
In our spelling, polwigglc, which re-
versed and interpreted In modern
way Is wiggle head, most appropriate
term for those lively little black fel.
lows. Tadpole is somewhat similar.
Toadpoll or toad's head is also very
apt when we think Of these small
bodied larval forms.
Salamander Is Greek word OF east
ern origin, applied in the earliest times
to lizard which was considered to
have power of extinguishing Are. Newt
has strange history, originating in a
wrong division Of two words, ian
ewte," the latter being derived from
eft, which Is far more correct than
newt, though In use now only IN few
places This Is an interesting example
Of wusd eAAnges. Outing Magazine.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-06-11
Do You Know

That the holder of check cannot
render the maker liable. should the
bank on which 1t Is drawn fail, II he
has neglected to present II for pay
ment within a short time after receiv.
Ing 1t?
That, except In four states. the hold.
er of check cannot sue the bank on
which 1t Is drawn should 1t decline to
pay, though having an ample deposit
belonging to the maker?
THAT a purchaser In good faith OF n
negotiable note or check obtains a
good title thereto even though the sell.
or had stolen 1t?
That. unless relieved by statute or
express agreement, tenant Is liable
for the rent of his store after It has
burned down, although he was In no
way negligent?
That an agreement for the sale of
land must be In writing and that the
payment of part of the purchase
money will not render the agreement
q whit more effective?
That II an inukeeper loses or valves
his lien for keeping his guests prop
erty the lien Is not revived by regain
Ing the proserty ?-St. Louis Post-Dls.
tnh
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-06-11

tne corral, the horned STOCK DawIing IN
terror and Billy Buck boosting every
ono OF them lmpartially. We cheered
him.
"Gad, I'm glad didn't slit his wlnd-
piper said Steve. Hes d corkerr
BILL drove his circus parade around
rtruct the legislation OF Mellinger. Y0u
may say there was three OF us, for me
and Henry, simultaneous, declared
New York city and the Cherokee Ma.
tion In sympathy with the weaker party.
Then II was that Henry Horsecollar
rose to point OF disorder and inter.
vencd. showing admirable the advan
tages OF education an applied to the
American Indians natural intellect
and native refinement He stood up
and smoothed back his hair on each
side with his hands as you have seen
little girls do when they play.
sect behind me. both Of you, says
Henry.
"'What II II TO beT | asked.
Tin going 10 buck CENTER says
Henry. In his football idioms. There
Isn't tackle In the lot OF them. Keep
close behind me aud rush the game.
'"That cultured red man exhaled an
arrangement OF sounds with his mouth
that caused the Latin aggregation TO
pause with th0ughtfulness and hesIta-
tiOns. The matter Of his proclamation
seemed 10 be n cooperation of the
Cherokee college yell with the Carlisle
war wboop. He went at the chocolate
team Hike the flip Of little boys mig
ger shooter. His right elbow laid out
the governor man on the grldlron, and
be made lane the length Of the crowd
that woman could have carried
stepladder through without striking
anything. All me and Melinger had
10 do was 10 follow.
"In five minutes we were out Of that
street and at the military headquar-
tcrs, where Meillnger had things his
own way,
''The next day Melingcr takes me
and Henry TO one side and begins to
shed tens and twenties.
81 want 10 buy that phonograph,'
he says. 4 liked that last tune II play.
ed. Now. you boys better go back
home. for they'll give you trouble here
before can get the screws put on 'em.
II You happen TO ever see Billy Rem.
frow again. tell him I'm coming back
10 New York rs soon az | can make q
stake honest"
"'rhIs IL more money says I, than
the machine In worth
"''Tis government expense money.
says Mellnger. and the governments
getting the tune grinder cheap
Henry and ! knew that pretty we'll |
but we never let Homer 2. Mellinger
know that we had seen how near no
came TO losing his graft
ave laid low until the day the
steamer came back. When we saw the
captains boat on the beach me and
Henry went down and stood In the
edge OF the water. The captain grin
ned when he saw us.
"T told you you'd be waitin',' he
says Where's the Hamburger ma
chiner
"It stays behind says, to play
"IIome, Sweet Home."'
81 told you So says the captain
again. Climb In the boat
"And that" said kirksy. SIS the way
me and Henry Horsecollar introduced !
the phonograph In that Latin country |
along about the vicinity of South
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-06-11
Billy the Buck
by HENRY
WALLACE PHILLIPS
Copyright bp 4. n. Mcclure Go.

Me day when | was working
OH n Dakota rnnch tho boss,
n person by the name OF
Steve. urged mo 10 take an
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-09
chndrsa N pan

sever cry .. SEQ shiidrsn Sho sfe
.ansnug from t.hEsT saTh 10 10
cas.s ~ ell bAbies Who err and afs
treated fof sickness. uhsu ihsJ rail-
are .nasHhg from knagsr THIS ~
caussd from Ih-,S 'ood DOT bsisg q.
simulated bot d~rllTsd ~ uo'm' A
tee do.ss a. whits's Csvas NsrmiiaEs
utiI eaass then ~ cease srylnE snc
begin 20 thrive a. ones Give q sirsi
sold by " N Johssos
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Oruubis
I mon

Whsn youT loint, aeh" snf Jou'us''
from fheumati'm buy bottle 81
ballard. snow L,n,uSni ard ct ia
.,snt relief A positive eurs fot rheu-
mati.m. burns. cuts. contracted mos
rl... core chest. etc Sir ! ] boEJ a
prominent merchant a. wiilos Point,
TaIA.. ays that he hDi' Ballard u
Snow Lln,msnt the best sll.fOonc
Huimsnt hs ever a'ed. sold ~ "
n Johnson.