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The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-12
Roberts "ee.warf. :.

Mr.. George met an old friend Of his
whom he had not seen for years. not
since they we're boys together. lie
invited the gentleman 10 call the
following evening and take dinner
with him AZ home. when Mr. George
returned home he told his wife about
injecting the friend.
81 bad no idea Don would make such
& small man. Why. he's almost a
dwarf"
Little three-y ear-old Robert took in
the conversation. bat said BOthing
The next evening. wnen the friend
came in with Mr. George Robert ran
meet his father. excis ming when
reached him: Papa is that the
rarf- you were going TO bring
b. e to dinner7--Los Angeles Times.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-12

The Three States departed light at
4 a. m. yesterday for the upper Miss
issippi river on a corn trip. She re.
turned at p. nj. with a load of corn
for the Halliday Milling company.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-12

The Ferd Herold from st. Louis
arrived at II a. M yesterday and de.
parted for Memphis at p. III.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-12

Big -Four freight train No 80, leav.
ing here at a. m. yesterday derailed
freight car at Olmstead, delaying No.
9 for about 80 minutes.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-12

The Pacific No, 2 from the lower
Mississippi river arrived at this port
at "a IN, yesterday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-12
Attend Our SIX Sale This week.

Unusual Bargains in plain Tsftelas
IS inches wide at CSC, regular values
500 and s125
SAMI WHITE
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-12
NEW MO. RAILROAD ON THE RIVERS
The John 5. Summers arrived light
from Mound City at 945 n. m

The Stacker Lee arrived from Gin.
cinnati at noon yesterday and passed
TO Memphis at 1850
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-12

Rev. Father James Gnlen. Of St
Joseph's parish, left yesterday for St.
Louis aud other cities.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-12

X. E. Gillespie. Of Golden, H., for,
merly well known Cairo boy, was
visiting here yesterday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-12

The river gauge at 1 D. IN. yesterday
registered 333 feet, showing a fall OF
GA during the preceding "A hours.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-12

Washlnntnn Bulletin.

Washington, March 11.--Illinois-
Fair Monday, colder In extreme south
portion; Tuesday fair and colder.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-12

clerk formerly held by ". S Hobbs
who has been transferred to a regular
run.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-12

Mrs. Geo. SCHNEIDER, who has been
the guest Of Mr. and Mrs. Lind. re.
turns TO her home in Centralia TO
day.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-12

Messrs. y. II. Hopkins and 4. ]
Rushing, of Charleston, Mo, were
guests az The Halliday yesterday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-12
TraaedY in Mans folly.

TO die. said pr Samuel Johnson.
is the fate OF man. but to die WITT
lingering anguish IS generally hi
folly"
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-12

Sample line Of Baby Carriage Robes
or Child's Wraps. al about half the
uual values this week.
SAML WHITE.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-12
Twlttina On Facts.

Wien q woman shops. IL is some
times 20 trr 90 forget her poYerty.--
New orlecrs Pirayune
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-12

Mrs. NJ. Lyman is expected home to.
day from her prolonged visit in Cali.
fornia. Her health Is entirely re
stored.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-12
PURELY PERSONAL
syyvyggHvygsggSsgySvs

Joe Gaunt. of Grand Chain, Ill.,. was
a Cairo visitor yesterday
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-12

Messrs Ural and Cecil Stewart, of
Harrisburg. ILL.,. are visiting in the
city.
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RAILWAY RUMBLES
r. X. Mason, special agent of the
Tennessee division of the Illinois Cen
trail, was In the city yesterday.

Conductor Zimmerman and son,
Monte, haze returned from a hunting
trip to Gale and Thebes. III. They were
fortunate enough TO kill about dozen
ducks each during the trip
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-12
Cairo Temperatures Yesterday.

Maximum temperature -. IS degrees
Minimum temperature 81 degrees
Temperature at p. m. 81 degrees
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-12

Mrs. G Newsom. mother of Mobile
and Ohio Conductor Rtbel Imboden.
is seriously i'll at her home in 81.
Louis. Mo-
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-12

Mr.. and AIRS " n. Willouehby. Of
Anna. III. are visiting iher daughter.
Mrs. B. a. Simpson. Of Third street
". L Digger Of Metropolis. IT,. has
taken the position as night transfer
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-12

alvin Parker n Twelfth stree TO-
me Is 2 clerk in the dry goods store
Of samuel White. has taken position
in Hae rlHhing store. succeeding
Martin } ally. ~bo- resigned 10 accept
a posi- ION vita the Model Clothing
sizes.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-12

Frank 4. Davis. candidate for the
Republican nomination for sheriff Of
Alexander county. returned yesterday
from trip TO points in the county
"lactiOneering."
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g. - To- Insomnis.

Ren sdies for Insomnia.
For insomnia there is nothing more
eHeciual than half an hours stroll
after supper. A warm bath before re
.irin- e also usually eficacio~s
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-12

George b. Buckle. OF Chicago. Is
visiting friends in the city for a few
days. Mr.. Buckle formerly lived IN
Cairo and his many friends here vii
be glad TO see him again.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-12

Mrs. F. A. Smith. Of 2505 Walnut
stree. returned yesterday from a visit
Of about three weeks duration to
Biloxi. Miss. While en route home she
visited for few days at Jackson.
Tenn.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1906-11-15
Verdict for DR.. Pierce
AGAINST THE
ladies' Home Journal.
Sending truth after a lie. It is an

Sending truth after a lie. It is an old
maxim that ia lie will travel seven
leagues while truth is getting its boots
on" and no doubt hundreds of thousands
of good people read the unwarranted and
malicious attack upon DR.. r. V. Pierce
and his Favorite Prescription published
in the May Q9O4) number OF the Ladies
Home Journal, with its great black dis
play headings who never saw the hum
Bile. groveling retraction, with its incon-
spcuous heading, published two months
later. twas boldly charged in the Sland-
erous and libelous article that Dr. Perce's
Favorite Prescription, for the cure OF
woman's weaknesses and ailments, con-
tanned alcohol and other harmful ingredi-
ents. DR.. Pierce promptly brought suit
against the publishers of the Ladies
Home Journal, for $500, 10000 damages.
DIR. Pierce alleged that Mr.. Box, the
editor, maliciously published the article
containing such false and defamatory
matter witty the intent of injuring his
nesss1urthermore. that no alcohol. or
other luxurious. or habit-forming, drugs
are. or J.er were, contained in his "Fa-
vorite Ees0fiption y; that said medicine
is made fD6m native medicinal roots and
contaNs/no harmful ingredients what
eveHaHd that Mr. Bok's malicious state-
meft were wholly and absolutely false:
Ihheretractonp printed by said IQu1pal
they were forced 70 ckpoMledge tlattleY
had Obtained ANALYSES OF TEaYorlte Pre-;
EGription.. from eminent chemists. all = 4l
cohoI o. any Of the alleged harmful drugs!
These facts were also proven in the TRIAL OF
the action in the Supreme Court: But the
business of DR.. Pierce was greatly injured oy
- th11 ihnlN orfi
its great display headings. while hundreds OF
thousands who read the wickedly defamatory
article never saw the humble groveling re-
traction. set In small tr2e and made as neon
spicuous as possible Nae matter was how
ever brought before fury in the Supreme
Court of New York State which promptly
rendered verdict in Sthe Doctors favor.
Thus his traducers came to grief and their
base ISLANDERS We're refuted-
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CENTER MONTVILLE.

OEN1Eh NUN VAAAGs
Nov. 5th the Liberty & Belfast Telephone
Co. held its annual meeting at the Grange
hall in this place. 1t was voted to change
the name of the company to the Liberty &
Belfast Telephone & Telegraph Co., and to
increase the capital stock from $4,000 to
$1,000. Officers were elected as follows /;
President, DR.. T. N. Pearson of Morrill, =;
Vice President, Volney Thompson o +
Montville; Secretary, Walter Shibles. Of
Morrill,; Treasurer, D. NJ. Mcfarland OF
Montville; General Manager and collector {,
Edward Evans of Waldo; Directors, NJ. M.
Wentworth, Montyille; A. j. Skidmore,
Liberty; Valorus Simmons, Searsmont /;
Herman Merriam, Morrill,, and James Gil
ley, Waldo. {. .Alonzo Poland, well known
and highly respected citizen. died Nov. 9Th
after long illness from cancer. Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Ames have returned to Vinal-
haven.... Mrs. Franklin Sherer of Rock
G. Cain, last week. Carl and Fred Fay,
aged respectively Is and IL years, shot a
deer recently. Mr.. and Mrs. b. c. Sleeper
of South Thomaston were at w. B. Jaquith's
last week. :. "A few days since E. P. R0well
got a fall by a ladder slipping in his barn
now somewhat improved. :. Morrill, Meser-
vey of Rockport is visiting his sister, Adelia
Keller. The Plains district school began
last Monday, Aura Pearson, teacher. $500.
Charles b. Thompson Of Maple Dale Farm
and Benson Thompson went to Liberty last
week and bought three cows. Llewellyn
Keller killed his pig last week. 1t was five
months and ten days old and weighed 2az
pounds. George EdmundS got another fox
last week. -. Charles b. Thompson sold his
colt few days ago to Charles Waterman of
Belfast,
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NORTH SEARSPORT.

NORTH Scar PORT.
Owen Marden killed deer last week with
shot gun.
Miss Katherine NJ Scribner is in PARK
visiting the family of Nathan Boyd.
Oliver W. Smart has gone to Milo June.
ton, where he has secured employment
North Waldo Pomona Grange met with
Granite Grange Wednesday night, Nov. 7th.
Fred Holmes of North Belfast has been in
town recently repairing Herbert Black S
saw mill.
Bradley Curtis has gone to Los Angeles,
Calf, where his brother Will is engaged in
mining.
Mr. and Mrs A. f. Nickerson Of Waldo
were in town recently, the guests of VIM.
NJ Merithew.
Miss Irene Black has returned from Brad
ford, where she has been with a party of
friends on deer hunt.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Trip and baby Of
Frankfort were in town recently, the guests
Mrs. Trips parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. W.
Smart.
The dance at Granite Grange Wednesday
night, Nov. 18th, was most enjoyable. There
will be another in the same hall Wednesday
night, Nov. 21st.
Tobin & Moody, who have been in this
vicinity every fall for the past u years en-
gagged in getting out Christmas trees, are
here again this fall and are boarding with
Sumner Nickerson
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NORTHPORT NEWS.

| Five deer shot in town up to.last Satur
day.
| Collins McCarty has moved into the Otis
! Cummings house for the winter.
| Oscar Drinkwater is building large cot
tage at the Cove for Mr. Gallagher OF New
| York. The lot runs to the shore ana is
very excellent situation.
Frank l. Dickey is about to single the
skating rink on the South Shore. The
building is 80 feet long by 40 wide and it
will require from 40 to so NJ. shingles to
cover IL.
Mrs. Mary E. Vaughan and daughter,
Miss Ethel L., who have been stopping at
Temple Heights in the Heal and Bishop cot
tage for about two months, left last week
for their home in Rochester, n. Y.
S. F. O'Brien, Ed. Hewes and James
Marsh of Rockland have been stopping
with Ed. Thurlough at his cottage AT the
Heights for weeks cunning. AT last ac-
counts the three men and two dogs had
taken one rabbit apiece. Ed: says it is
hard work to cook Tor three hungry men
and two hounds.
Mrs. c. O. Dickey went to Boston as a
delegate to the Worlds W. c. I. o.. con-
yantion and spent a week visiting her sisters
after the convention adjourned; and hei
season, stopped in Boston for week S sight
seeing. They arrived home last week, well
pleased with their vacation.
A neghbor shipped two barrels of apples
to Boston, Nov. 10Th, and received returns
as follows: barrel of apples, Is cts. freight
and carriage, 30 cts; commission ~ Gus. !,
net proceeds % cts, and the other barrel was
the same. A fifty cent silver piece was re-
ceiyed, which was enough to pay for the
no annlQS and hanIlnp seven
miles to Belfast were thrown III.
A stock company is about to be formed
for the purpose of building hotel at
Temple Heights, which is very much needed.
A committee has been appointed to solicit
stock and the matter will be pushed. Mr..
b, NJ. Bradbury of the committee has bought
a very desirable site, below the county
road and south of the wharf to the Frye or
Coombs farm. 1t is hoped that believers in
spiritualism will "ahow their faith by their
works"
In the obituary notice of the late Amanda
nj. Sanborn in The Journal of November
9Th, several mistakes were noticed by Mrs.
+. A. Dickey, granddaughter OF Col.
Thomas KnoWlton. who was an officer IN
the Revolutionary war instead OF the war OF
1872, as stated in the above notice. lie
, married Joanna Martin and moved into
Northport previous to the year 1887, where
son, Capt. jeremiah Knowl,on, father of
Mrs. Lucy A. Farrow Knowlton, was born.
Col. Knowlton had brother who changed
his name to Rogers, and his son David F.
Rogers, married his cousin, Susan knowl-
ton, daughter of Col. Thomas knoWlton;;
Mrs. Sanborn, daughter of David F: and
Susan, had two sisters, Mrs. Jones S. DAVIS
of Belfast and Nancy, who married MIR.
Black; and one brother, David Rogers.
! Col. Thomas Knowlton had four sons who
settled in Northport, viz, George, Jere-
miah, Abram and Nathaniel; and two
daughters, Susan, who married Rogers
| and Harriet who married Methodist min
lister by the name of Collins. Amos, son
of the Colonel, settled in Belmont, Me.
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NIFTY

1NIl1,
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Stewart moved last
week into their new home, which was re-
gently vacated by Bet Racklitf and mother,
who have rented and taken possession of
the John Connor farm in Troy. Mrs. Rack
lift will enjoy looking after her grandchil-
dren... Mrs. f. D. Chase was in Watervile
recently shopping and Mrs. Bell McManus
sta yed with the children and looked after
the, household duties. Rev: G. W. Ross
and wife have returned from their vacation
IN Massachu sets Chapter MaSoDs of
this town are Joining ST. Omer Com
mandery, K, L. No. II of Watervile. Some
time ago f. A. Whtebouse and DR.. {. NJ.
Whitney were made members, few weeks
ago E. K. McCauslin and F. A. Bartlett
took the degrees, and no doubt others will
follow later. Two lively runaways oc-
cured in town lately, one of which resulted
in considerable damage. Ruel Wiley when
on his way to the station stopped near G.,
PiIIsbury'S to change his wagon seat and
while SO doing his horse, which is large,
lively animal, became frightened and jump
ed. throwing him out and hurting him quite
badly. The horse Kept on, going at high
rate of speed, until a collision with another
team followed, which resulted in one OF the
cieaneSt smashupS one can imagine. For
tunatey Nj. Wiley escaped all serious
injury. Chester c. Gerry's horse became
frightened at the cars While he was at the
saw mill and went dashing up the road
towards home, but Was caught before much
damage was done. VIII GerriSh, who hap
pened to be at the station at the time, kind
IL carried the owner to j. Ames's, where
she animal was caught Mr.. Gerry soon re-
turned with the runaway horse and pick
up several articles OF merchandise which
had been thrown out of the wagon and no
doubt was thankful that the result was no
worse. The Unity Telephone Co. are ex-
tending the line through A. d. JackSOn's
neighborhood to Ralph Pillsbury's. Sever
al instruments will be installed the coming
week. The bridge across Sandy Stream is
very much needed and the citizens of this
town will be very thankful when it is COM
pleted. Mr.. Brown of Benton is progress
ing finely on his job OF laying the abut
underway. They will soon be ready fol
the iron structure. Elmer Hillman NJ
doubt takes the cake this year for killing
the largest deer. He shot one in Troy just
below Wilmot Gray's that weighed 34'
pounds. 1t is the largest one ever killed II
this section. The Turner Center Cream
cry Co. have bought small lot of land Op
posite E. E. McCauslin's residence and nea
the M. G. r. r. of Frank Bartlett for tn,
purpose of building an ice house. Worl
will begin next week. The company wer'
A. d. Jackson as boss carpenter. Mr.
Bartlett sold the lot for $500. Jos. LIB.
and James Frost are busily engaged haul
ing corn and loading cars for the POrtlans
Packing Co. Although the crop is littl
lighter this year than last the quality i
somewhat better. All town schools close
fast week with satisfactory results. Tn
High school, in which Mr.. St0rer is in
structOr, continues two weeks longer.
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STANDPOINT.

Nh and Mrs. E. II. Croker of the Mar
rows are in Massachusetts, for a visit OF
several weeks Mrs. Lottie French, who
mas been in Searsport several months, is at
home for short vacation. She expects to
70 to Forest Hills, Mass, soon, for the win
Ter. Capt Is. F. Rice has closed his house
and viii spend the cold weather ID Nassa-
3husetts . Dr. j. A. Pierce went 20 Belfast
Wednes day on business. Jerry hartman
of Boston is here for two weeks VACATION.
Mrs. H. Ii. NORM ard Master Hardle
MORN spent several days last week IN
Buck sport. ... Miss Eva Shute VIII spend
She winter i'll Massachusetts, Mrs Ivan
Staples was in Belfast Friday Tor short
visit . MI Fred Gould, wife and daughter
came from Milo Saturday for a short stay
at tIrir cottage here. 80: Mrs. 7. c; Derrick
has been at the Waldo County Hospital,
Belfast. recently for treatment. MIS-
Frank Hartman and Miss Agnes Hartman
were in Bangor two days LAST week -. Sch.
Daylight is discharging coal here for Capt.
Waiter Ross. The Watonkee Comedy
Company closed a weeks engagement here
SATURDAY. evening. They had good house
each evening. Miss Vera Rollins is in
Bangor attending the millinery school: go.
Miss Susie Patterson was home from Sears
port over Sunday ..... The travelling is bad
here at this writing. The snow has nearly
gone.
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llsThat corporation ought to be willing to
answered Senator Sorghum, campaign
contributions have gone out of fashion. If
a corporation wants to do anything for a
man now it has to be in the nature of a
direct personal payment. "-Washlngton
Star,
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TROY


TIE farm building of c. o. Wyman were
totally destroyed by lire Wednesday night,
Nov It'll. The family were absent when
the fire was discovered by passerby about
five O'Clock I he stock and most OF the
contents OF the BAN, except the nay, We're
saved All the clothing and most OF the
house furnishings were destroyed. lnsur-
ance 1000. -. Amos Bennett has sold back
to Augustus Stevens, the farm he bought OF
him year ago.. Charles Trask and fam
lily Of Detroit are occupying the home OF
the late Cynthia Sanderson.. George
Shibe, has bought, and is moving to. the
place near the Center, lately vacated by
Mrs Roundy, who will spend the winter
with her daughter in Boston. -. l.. b. lard
ing and Chester llIllman are each making
extensive repairs on their buildings. "A
little SON came to the home of Mi. and Mrs.
George Dodge Oct. 31st., and one to the
home Of Air and Mrs. William Larrabee
Oct 10Th .... Mrs. Charles Smith fell sun
day morning, cutting herself so severely
that physician was required to take several
stitches. -. Fred Weymouth, a student at NJ.
{. l., spent saturday and sunday at home,
where he celebrated his Dist. birthday. He
was accompanied by his roommate, Mr..
Chamberlain, His sister Helen was also
present The DR.. and Mrs. Dodge know
Just how to entertain, and a delightful time
was passed.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1906-11-15
NERVOUS DEBILITY,

Vital Weakness and Prostra-
ton from overwork and other
causes. Humphreys Homeo-
pathic Specific No. %, in use
over 40 years, the only success
full remedy. 81 per vial, or spec
ial package for serious cases, So.
Sold BY Druggists or sent prepaid on receipt Of pric
nunpasys Med. Co., William ( John St., MY.
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County Correspondence.
SwANyILLE CENTER.

Joshua Littefeld has bought new horse.
>.. Charles Mari, Charles Curtis and Par
ker Page got deer last week ..... Parker
Page and wife have returned to their home
in Portland. -. Mrs. Briggs and Mrs. II. p.
White visited Mrs. William Clements last
week I'll Knowlton is building hen
house. Clarence Walker and his school
are to have box sociable.. Charles Cur
tbs has bought new horse. Six deer have
been shot in this vicinity.
APPLETON.
Mrs. Frances Gushee has gone to Aga
wan, Mass, where she will spend the win
tel with her son Walter. 800. Ben Keller is in
Portland at the Maine General Hospital,
where he has resumed his medical studies.
...Clarence Simmons has returned to the
Maine Medical School, Brunsw wick Miss
Mabel Wadsworth has gone to Portland to
learn to be trained nurse at the Maine
General Hospital. At the harvest supper
given Wednesday, Nov. 18th, in the Grange
hall, fer the benefit of the Baptist church
$50 were raised THE many friends IN
this place of Raymond Heating, an Apple
ton boy who had good position in the
Boston Custom House, have learned that he
sailed Nov 9Th from New York for Pana--
ma, where he has a position with a good
salary in the custom house.
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Mexican Hand Linen
opportunities equally sasonar
MaiNnlhe Ito or nsnn'S
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us HNS UVUSI
been shot in
APPLETON.


MORRILL,.
Frederick E. Bragdon, President of E. NJ
c. Seminary, Bucksport, occupied the pulpit
here last Sunday. The subject of his ser
mon was "Divine Worship. The series
of meetings held here the past five weeks by
eYangelists Hunter and Miller seem to have
bken fruitlesS. ....R Rev. }. w. Hatch of Bel
fast is expected to preach here Sunday, Nov.
18th. A quarterly meeting service. -. Our
well dggers have completed their job. After
going down about 100 feet an ample supply
of water was found. Workmen have begun
and nipes will be laid to several residences
before the frost is deep. In the meantime a
wind mill and standpipe will be erected, 49,.
Mrs. Glidden has come to spend the winter
with her daughter, Mrs. Elisha BroWn...:
Mr.. Ernest Higgins will begin term OF
school in No 3 next Monday. Mr.. Ernest
Townsend has bought the stand OF build
ings owned by Mrs. NJ. 7. Wood and Mrs.
Wood and family have moved to Belfast
and taken rent in the Stickney house, upper
High street Mr., Townsend has rented his
purchase to a Mr.. Nickerson from Swan
Vile, who is employed by }. F. Vickery in
his steam mill. Mr.. Nickerson moved his
family here last week .,..... Mr.. Jeremiah
Webb of Unity was a guest at +. A. Grey's
last week,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-05-01

-Four roomed house in northeast
part Of the city, a nice little home
for little money-S55o.oo. Sadler
& Cochran. 224 Chix, ave. o6-tf