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Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-19
Financial Record
Bv Associated Press.

BY AssOciated Press
NEW YORK. June 1S.-Prime mer-
camille paper, 51s D6 per cent; sterling
exchange firm, with actual business in
bankers bills at $4.S735 @4.S740 for de-
mand and at $4.8370@ 4.S375 for sixty
day bills.
Posted rates. s4.s4h and s4.sS
Commercial bills, $4.S3k @8.43%.
Bar silver. 67Mc.
Mexican dollars, 52Nc.
Government and railroad bonds,
steady.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-19
The Metal Market
By Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK. June 1s.--The London
tin market had sharp advance with
spot closing los Cd higher at f190 and
futures at f1S3 3s or f2 higher. Locally
the market was quiet but firm with spot
quoted at $42.50@43.50.
Copper was higher in the London
market with spot quoted at 900 5s and
futures at fp4 Locally the market was
unchanged with lake quoted at S23.75
@23.25 and casting at $21.50@ 22.50.
don.
Spelter was unchanged at $6.40@ $50
in the local, market and at f24 los in
the English market.
Iron was unchanged in the English
market with foundry quoted at 56s Id
and Cleveland warrants at SOS A " d..
Locally the market was unchanged.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-19
FINANCIAL

LOS ANGELES, June 1s,-Banlk clear
ings were 81, 923 5S2, against 81, ,5S4 7oO.39 Tor
the corresponding day last year, an in
crease of $685., 1891. "a. Following is COM
parative statement:
1907 1906 1905
Monday 80 S89 98 81 912, ,97019 s., ,433, $40 "a
Tuesday l,9235 $500 1,5S4, 1898 1,4l2, ,522. 23
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Treasury Statement

Ey Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, June 18.-Today's state
rnent of the treasury balances in the
general fund show: Available cash bal
ances, $259,S ,27S; gold coin and bullion,
S3122203
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-19
Oil Stocks
DAILY MINING CALL

Official sales-Listed-4C Johnnie Con
at 13c; 5000 Searchlight Parellel at 3kci
200 Furnace Creek Copper at 70@11c; 50O(
Clark Copper at 1s1s@i9Ac; 1000 Search
light Western at 7c; $4,000 Nevada
Searchlight at 21k@25sc; 1000 do at &c
(B 60); 1000 Bonnie Clare at Acc (B 60.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-19
MINING QUOTATIONS

San Francisco mining exchange quota
tions, furnished by Ernest Kennedy &c
Co., 12S West Sixth street, Los Angeles,
June 18:
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-19
Cotton and Wool
Ry Assoclated Press.

BY Associated Pres5.
NEW YORK, June 1S.-Cotton
July, $11.6i; August, s1i.Ss; September,
s11.29; October, $1146; November,
S11.44; December, $1L47i January
Cotton spot closed steady. five points
higher; middling uplands. S1205; mid
ding gulf $13.a0.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-19
SLUMP IN SPUDS
NORTH AND SOUTH
DEALERS FORCED TO HUSTLE
FOR A PROFIT
Market oversuppIied with Northern
Cherries--No Change in Egg and
Butter ouotatIons-Fish
from San Diego

Advices from San Francisco indicate
weakness in the new crop potato market,
while locally the supply is heavy, with
a lower tendency in prices. Dealers in
spuds have to hustle now to earn a
profit. They are looking for better con-
dtions in the market.
Bids and asked prices on change for
local eggs give evidence of weaker tone,
but dealers generally hold to the 24Q25c
quotations. Demand is reported fairly
active.
Butter remains steady at prices quoted
below, the retail price for fancy cream
cry, two-pound roll, being zoe. Offerings
We're light on change.
The market is temporarily ,glutted with
cherries. Recent rains in the San Joa-
quin valley split the cherries, putting
them out of business for canning. and in
consequence the product has been thrown
on the several coast markets for imme-
date consumption.
Berries generally are plentiful; also
vegetables.
Fish from San Diego, Catalina Island,
San Pedro, Redondo and Santa Monica
supply local dealers with enough to
meet local and shipping requirements.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-19

Cooking butter .......................... .55
Eggs, fresh ranch, per dozen ........ 30
Potatoes, fancy, 100 lbs. A..............$275 70
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-19
New York Stocks

By Associated Press.
NEW YORK, June 1S.-The following
were the official quotations on the
stock exchange today:
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-19
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
CHICAGO June 1S.-Reports of dam
age to winter wheat in Kansas were
the chief reason for renewed strength
today In the local wheat market. At
the close wheat for September deliv-
cry was Nc higher. Corn showed a net
gain of &c. Oats were &c higher.
Provisions were up a shade to 12kc
higher.
Advices from Kansas City were de-
cidediiy pessimistic, declaring that in
jury had been done by green bugs and
unfavorable weather. The new crop
will not run more than eight bushels
to the acre. Reports from Oklahoma,
claimed the yield in that state waSyvery
disappointing, averaging from three to
five bushels per acre. These advices
were were supplemented by reports from the
green bugs is advancing with great
rapidity through the wheat fields of
Minnesota and Dakotas This news
A decrease of 3,5O0,O00 bushels in the
worlds visible supply as shown by
Bradstreets was another bullish infu-
shee enc Trading was aetiye all day and
S5&o u to uasso 54%o.s sold al at SS@gshe, e. ade d
vaneed to Soc and closed at 95Ac.
greater part of the day because of ac-
tive demand from commission houses
and cash interests. The close was
Sfeady ssSeT to sBt add bsfween oRensd
and 5S1sc and closed at 53c.
The feature of trading in oats was
the activity and strength of the July
by shorts The market closed strong
at $500 to s6Ssc sold off to s6A @S6ssc
and then advanced to 871sc. The close
Trading in provisions was quiet and
the market was firm because of receipts
of hogs and at all western packing CEN
up i21ac to s16,O7h, lard was shade
higher at 1887 1s @8.90, ribs were SO
7hc higher at 1878.
Market Ranges
Wheat-July, 91A @91ssc; September,
Corn-July, 52..A Q67%c; September,
6ae; 6atsnlS December 44%s S3 saptsmber as
December, s79sc; May, S9B @S9Ac.
Cash qgatetions We're as follows'
) %SssS9 sss 81 So sg'ies 4ss s5A s5SA;e8 AS5i No
Corn-No, 2, '52A @5sc; No. yellow
oats-No. 2. 44%c; No. white. 4sM
Rye-No. 2. sac.
Barley-Falr to choice mailing. 700
74c.
HlaXSeeu--NO. NORTHWESTERN, Sl.AS.
Prime timothy seed-$4.75.
Clover-Contract grades, $15.25.
Ribs-Short sides (loose), $500 a 60.
Pork-Mess per bbl. s15S5@15,9O
Lard-Per 100 lbs, $685.
sides-short clear (boxed), $s.75@
Whisky-Basi of high wines, s1.31
Receipts, Shipments.
Flour, bbls ...... 27,500 10000
Wheat. bu ,.... $4,000 1900
Corn bu. ..... .75420O 500, 900
oats, bu. ........ .215600 100000
BsTiey' Bysil pu bu. '....... ...,.... $500 $500
LIVERPOOL, June 1s-Close: Wheat,
July, 6s IL sd; September, rs 1ssd; De-
SAN FRANCISCO, June s1S.-Wheat
easier; December, $1.54AS cash; $L50I
BARLEY, easier; December, Sl,2ON !
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-19

GRAIN AND Feed 1O0 lbs l-Wheat
No. l. S1.70; do Q00-lb saclS). $1.75;
corn. Sl60; cracked corn, $1.65; feed
meal, $40; bran, heavy. $1.30; rolled
barley, $40; oil cake meal, $3.50: seed
rye, S75, shorts, $l,45; Egyptian corn.
HAY (per ton)-Choice wheat hay
S22@24; No. / wheat or wheat and oat
$isq21; do No; 2, s14q1e,5Oi choice tame
oat, S11@14 stock hay $500; alfalfa.
sl1d12.5O; straw, SOG9Oc.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-19

Everything you want you will find In
the classified page-~a modern encyclo-
redia. One cent word.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-19
Whisky Basis of high wines, s1.a1.

LIVERPOOL, June 1s.-Close: Wheat,
July, 6s IL %d; September, rs 1sd; De-
cember. nominal.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 1S.-Wheat,
easier; December, $1.54&; CASH $3.50!
Barley, easier; December, $l.2O%
Corn. easier; large yellow, $1.5O@1,56.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-19

LOS ANGELES STOCK EXCHANGE
Official sales-1OO0 Continental Oil
at 151ac; 100 Reed Crude at 15c.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-19
San Francisco MINING stooks

SAN FRANCISCO. June 1S.--The official
closing quotations~for mining stocks to-
daV were aa follows.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-19
Retail Prices

Following prices for leading articles Of
consumption prevail at the Los Angeles
stores:
Butter, 2-lb. roll, fancy .............. 10
Butter, 2-lb. roll, Poppy ........... Go
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-19
New York Bonds

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK, June 18.-The following
were the closing prices of bonds Today:
u s rid 2s reg .104% Jap IS I'd srs.... SSs
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1907-12-27

third finger. "Now," he began, "you
are going W say that you will"
The widow sprauG up suddenly.
'Oh, don't, don't, don'tl" she cried.
"ln q moment well me making prom
ises!"
"we don't need To, said the bacbe.
ior, leaning back nouchalsntly, 1--WE
cag begin by making arrangements.
Would you prefer TO live 10 town or
at Tuxedo? And do you think Europe
or bermuda the bcst place FOR the
"Bermuda, by oil mesns." broke In
the widow, "and I wish you'd have
that bideous portico taken OF your
town house, Billy, and" But the
rest Of her words we're smothercd In
the bachelors coat lapel-and some
thing else.
"Tben you do mean TO marry me,
after ALI" cried the bachelor tri-
umphsntly.
The widow gasped for breath and
pstted her hair anxiously.
FL meant TO marry you all the
time!" che cried, "but | never thSugb,
you were really in earnest aud-"
"AIethinks," quoted the bachelor
happily, 'that neither Of us did pro
test too much We haven't made any
promises, you know"
"Not one, reiOinet the widow
promptly, ''As To my iirting."
"Nor rs To my clubs"
4 "Nor ss to my relatives Z"
'Nor my cigars"
"And We won't make any vows
cried the widow, Except marriage
VOWS"
"And New Years irresolutions,'
added the bachelor.
"Listsnl" cried the widow softly
with her fingers ON her lips.
A peal Of u thousand silver hell
rang out on the midnight air.
"Tbe chimesl" exclaimed the wild
ow. "They're full Of PROMISES" 4"
~ thought II sounded like q we'd
ding bell," said the bachelor, dlsAp
pointedly. ~
maybe" said the widow, "it wa
only Lovs--rlnging OF. Los Augele
J Times.
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From Canada.
Strathcona, Alta, Canad

SGraJncOna, Alta, ,CanauW.
Dear Sir: | will try To give
you "a few items from the far
west.
We landed here the first Of
April, found three feet Of
snow. Guy had u farm rent
ed, SO we put in 100 a"res Of
grain. We thresned 30ti4 bu.
besides what we fed in sbeaf,
cut so ton Of hay ON this place
The three Oldest boys and my
self have taken bOmestea,ls of
$40 acres. We have slacks
and barns up, 80 acres broke
cut ard 60 tons Uf hay out
there. We aim O get IN our
claims next spring To stay.
Wheat is worth S5c, oats Nc
10 l0c, barley 6oc, hogs &c per
h., cattle from 2 to DC. Hor.
ses all the way from $50 10
$500 apiece. Machinery about
one.fourth higher than in the
States. C'hton g'nds bigher,
woolcn goods ab 'ut like there.
We are glad Ia yet the Rppub.
lican each week, 80 will send
money fur renewal also for
|Globe-Democrat.
Yours truly.
W. q. Reed.
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Of Interest to the Farm Boy.

The farm boy is Mt last com.
ing IN for his share Of atten-
ton by those who are inter.
ested in the future agriculture
of the State. At the annual
Farmers Week" meetings
which will be- held at CDlum-
bia, january 9TH u 10Th, and
ut which the Corn Growers of
the State, the livestock breed
ers aud the Dairymen hold
their meetings, u special SER
les Of eDtert,lpment has been
arranged for the farm boys, u
"a large number of whom are
expected Ia come with their
fathers or friends.
This special entertainmcnt
is in the nature of u short
Course in Agriculture and will
include practice in corn judy
ing, stock judging, and dairy
work. The plan IN To place
The boys in charge Of compe.
tent instructors un these sub.
liects, and to fill the four days
uf the course. January Tth a.
10Th, full of these things that
are of most interest and help
To the bbv who ,s Ia be IA farm
er. An b,ys under sixteen
Years of age are invited to at-
tend. Tue older boys will
lind as much to interest them
In the regular program ut
Farmers Week. i" There
are no fees. M special require
ments. All are welcome.
The State Coru Show which
will he held at the same time
! is the largest west Of the
Mississippi River and u spe'
cidl feature this year is 4
Boys Corn Growing Contest
IN which corn grown by sever
nj hundred al these coptes-
) tants will compete for p,izes.
!, The boys Of Missouri will
therefore have a large share
/, uf the attention at FARMERS
Week" this year. ast
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Died Suddenly

Samuel whirley, the son OF John
Whirley and wife, who live In Liberty
towpship, died suddenly at their home
Tuesday December II, att p. M, Of
spinal meningitis, aged q years.
The young man came home the day
before his death from sedalia, where
be was attending business college.
The deceased was q young man oI
sterling qualities and a prime favorits
among his many acquaintance, all ol
whom will be grleved TO hear Of his
sudden ami untim,ly death.
The funeral was held Thursday and
the burial was made at Rose Valley
cemetery. Tho services were conduct
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the sweetest I ever had. Il wss
svsstsr than the apples stole whsa
I was hid end ths kisses I sto,s
Whee~
II yeu came hsrs 10 diists On ths
joys OF sin. Mr.. Travsrs." began The
widow ooldly.
"And." proceeded the bachelor
I've made up my mind 70 stop nirt.
Ing with . girl, because I found out
that she was beginning Toto"
II understand" interrupted the
widow sympathcticaiiy.
"Aal. BY Jovs!" finished the bache-
lor. II had 70 restrain myself TO keep
from going back and proposing to
hsv!"
"How lucky zoe dId," oommeutsl
the widow wIfheringly.
"But ] wouldn't have" explained
the bachelor ruefully. III the gorl had
restrained herself"
Nevertheless" repeated the widow.
~ vas lacky-for the girl"
which girl7" asked the bachelor.
1s giri ! broke on with or the girl
vUOI oDm0 otteTWHrul
II suppose" mused the widow ig.
noring the ievity and leaning over Ia
arrange bunch OF violets AT her belt,
that 10 why II is 40 dificult for q
man to keep promise or q vow
even marriage VOW"
"Oh. I don't know" The bachelor
leaned back and regarded the widows
ooronet braid through the smoke ol
he cigar. "It isn't the marriage vows
tAAt ere % difficult to keep. It's the
fUel vows q man makes before mar
riase and the fool promises he makes
aftsrward that he stumbles over and
falls down on. The marriage vows
ere - big and vague that you can gel
all around them without actually
breaking them. but II they should In
terpolate concrete questions into the
service such ~. DO you. William
pCsaiss not to growi 1t the coffee
"Or. DO you. Mary. promise nevsI
b put . daub OF powder on your nose
ssainr" broke In the widow.
"Nor 10 look twioe at your pretty
stsnographsr." continued the bachs
~.
"Nor - Ne about your ase, or your
foot or your waist measure"
Nor 70 jsSgls with the truth whom
ever ysu stay out sfter half.past ten
"foss 70 listen to things that-.tha'
asyboly--except your husband ma,
cay 70 you II the onservatory--oh
I - hoW q feels!" finished the vid
on With . sympathetic little shuddsr
"Anl yst." reflected the bachelor
- woman 10 always exacting VOW
and promises from the man she loves
always putting up bars-for him h
jump over; when II she would onl,
leave him alone he would be perfectl,
contented to stay within hounds AMI
graxe in his own pasture. A mai
hates being pinned down: but WON
an doesn't want anything around thA
he can't pin down. from her belt an
her theories to her hat ana her hua
band" 3Sd
WELL" protested the widow study
ing the toe OF her slipper. 1T 70 sai
iafaction TO know you've got your auu
hand fastened on utrnight " ht
promises and hsld IN plnoe " ~
own vows and that ~ loyss 70
1Is-s.al,v y ;srts. ,,,,- = 4 -, -,
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ed by Rev. Mr.. wageuor, OF OLessa,
who 10 the minister 10 charge at Rose
Valley.
The large number who attended The
funeral sttested TO the high esteem In
which the young man was held in the
community In which he lived. swee,
Springs Herald.
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his protestatious. The lover who
promises sll things without reserve
is TOO often like The fellow who
docsut question tho hotel bill nor ask
the price of tho w'nc, because no
doesn't intend 70 pay II anyway. Tho
fellow who 10 prodigal with bis vows
and promises and poetry is generally
the Qua " whom such thlugs moan
nothing sud, being OF no value, can
DO flung about generously " every
girl he meets The Hrm with the big.
gest front ofIlcs IL likely 10 be tho
one with the smallest deposit 10 tho
safe. The man who swesrs OF loud
est on New Years is usually the one
they have TO carry homo the morning
after. And the chap Who promises u
girl Q life OF roses 10 the one who will
let her pick ell tbe thorns OF for her.
self"
"Perhsps." sighed the widow, chew
Ing the stem Of violet thoughtfully,
"the best way to care man of q
taste for sny,hiug, after ell, Is to let
him have too much OF II instead Of
making him swear OF. II you want
him 70 hsss the smell OF u pipe insist
on his smoking ell the time II you
want him 70 sign the temperance
pledge, serve him wine with every
lcourse. II you want him To hste q
woman, invite her to meet him every
time he calls, and tell him how 'suits'
ble' che would be-
"And you want him to love you, p"
finished the bachelor, "donr ask him
70 swear II, but tell him that he really
ought not 70. The best wsy 10 man
age . donkey-humsn or otherwise
10 TO turn his head In the wrong d.
rection and he'll back In the right
oue."
''Thes," said the widow declsively,
we ough. TO begin the New Year by
making some irres0lutions."
"Some-whstp"
"vows that we won't stop doing th,
,hings We ought not to de-" explained
the widow.
"Ali right" agreed the bachelor
thoughtfully, "I'll make On irresolu'
t,on TO GO on making love TO you a
) much 90 like"
i "You mean, 90 much ss like, Mr.
ITrsvers, corrected the widow Sc
verely.
"How much do you iiksp" asked th'
bachslor, lesg''g over TO look int
the widows syS v q
The widow kicke4 W corner Of tb'
Irug tentatively.
u ~ liks--sll bat the proposing, /" sh
, ssid slowly. ''You really ought u
stop that--" ,
Il Elm going 70 stop it--to.pight." !"
'I The widow looked up 10 alarm.
III "Oh, you don't have 70 commenc
kepping your resolusions until ~
1morrow morniug,'' she sai1 quickly,
II "And are you going 70 stop rsfusini
. ms might, . continusd the bachsio
6rmly, salf
!. The widow studied shs corner 0
! Vie rug with grsas concern. <.
"And. !" won't on ths bachelor, sak
log somsthing ison bis pocksk sn'
sosing With u th0ugAsfully. ''yon -
going " pus op shis sipe '--hs leaue'
aIqxer,. eaRahA P'q 49, ~
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A Barn Burned

The barn OF Il. ID. Elsop, rear
Ayres, was destroyed by 6re lasl
Saturday afternoon. The origin oi
the fire IL unknown. c. Il. Field, oi
this place informed us that IL was irs'
sured for $500. We ere unable u
state the amount OF the loss. Slater
Itustler.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1907-12-27

emnly 10 the bands OF the clock.
which Indicated 1880. and thcn 70
the calendar. on which hung one nue-
tering leaf marked December n.
IL 10 time" she sighed. TO sssis
msstsi housecleaning; to sweep out
our collection Of last years follies ana
dust on our petty sins and fling away
our old vices and"
That's the trouble!" broke In the
bachelor. ITS 90 hard to know Just
what 10 throw away aud what to KEGS.
Making New Years resolutions 10 like
doing the spring housscieaning -
clearing out . drawer full OF old ~.
tsrs and sentimental rubbish. You
know that there are lots Of things
you ought to get rid Of. and that are
just In the way. and that you would
bs better Oh without. but the minute
you mako up your mind to part with
anything. even a tiny. Insignificant
vice, II suddenly becomes so dear and
attractive that you repent and begin
4, 70 take new interest In IT, The only
time ever had. to be taken hone u
\ cab was the day after | promised =
bign the pledge" and tho bsohsles
,tlghsd reminiscently.
And the only time I ever over1reW
my bank account" declared tAs wtl.
low. was the day after had rseolvs6
to economize. I suppose" she sddel
psnsively, shat the best way - begin
would be to pick out the worse viss
and discard that"
"And that will leave heaps a rss1
for the others and for lot Of nsv ~
lie Gins, beside. won't itf" agrse1 III
bachelor cheerfully. WELL" ~ aAds1
phiiosophically. I'm sivs - murder
dng."
"whatl" the widow startsl.
s'Don't you want me TOT" asked ~
bachslor plaintively. rubbing his ba,(
spot. "Or perhaps might resolve ~
70 commit highway robbery any 0ers
or 70 stop forging or"
IAN Of which ID 30 easy" bsehe b
the widow sRrcastically.
''Thers'd be some glory and esos
} reason in giving up . big vice." sloA
a the bachelor. ~ fellow had ons
But the trouble II that most OF ~ msl
haven't any big criminal tendencies
merely : heap Of little foiliss and
wsaknessss that thsrs isA't any pr
ocular virtue In sacrnciAg o. ~,
particular harm n kespiag."
rAnd which ron always - hesD, b
aplts OF al your New Tears vewu.'
remarked the widow irsalcally,
"luhl" The hachsIes langhsA eynI
caIIy. ITS our New Years vovs TIA
HID 10 to keep EN-. The very TO
\ tkat fellow has sworn to forego any
\ ding, whether it's habit. or . glrl
N 3akss 4. more attractive. I've throw
~. : whole box OF cigars with u
~ intenticns n the world ard tAeI
f116 up A ~ middle Of ~ nlgl
'st 3ss =. " ~ !. ,''.' ss'.... .!!.'.
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L. Y. Garntt Dead.

The remains OF Lyc0sgus Y. Garrett
OF Stanberry, Mo. arrived here Tues.
day night snd were conveyed to Good
Hope church Wednesday where the
funeral survices we're conducted : by
Rev. Norvsll ~ l.30 p. m. and his
body consigusd 70 Its dnal resting
place in Good Hope cemetery. -Slater
Sustler.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1907-12-27

II. n. Crawford, Of Indianapolis,
Indiana, wss here this week ON .
visit 70 DR.. I. n. Osborne. He and
ne doctor vote boys togsshee Ia
Indiana, Nrs. Harry Gusriu is Inns
proving 90 rapidly thst she is sx-
poctsd 70 bs able 70 como homo next
wssk. ---Ths remsi0s Of Mr.. Lysar-
|gss GArrsst arrived hire Tuesday
irom aAAsbsrry, whsvs ~ disd Iron
|caiosr. q was buried - Cool IIope
NJ 1aeedsy, He wss ~ fAsler q
psslal z sEisA :. h !. "a ! alss \! Ril| n