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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-08-28
Jas. Taylor. Beverly Flanary
and Dervin Cox left Friday for

and Dervln Cox left Friday for
a trip to the Exposition at
j jamestown. James and Bever
~ will stop off at Roanoke on
their return trip and enter
school at the Roanoke Business
College.
Mrs. II ID. Ramsey took her
little daughter. who has been I
suffering for some time with /
tuberculosis of the foot, TO Rich
lands. Va, and had an opera
ton performed. Some bones !
were removed and the little
girl is doing nicely.
w. h. kilgore. who recently
established q sales stable at this
place. returned Saturday night
from a weeks visit 70 his fam
lily IN Bristol Mr. Kilgore viii
probably move his family 20
this place a little later.
The Big Stone Gap Jewclrv
Corporation has moved its stock
Of goods back to its old stand
near the Hotel Eugene J +.
Amburgey. who has been with
this company since its organi-
cation. has resigned his posi-
tion and will 20 into business
again for himself.
]
FOR SALE CHEAP-Good
store house and lot near ke0-
kee. Lee County. Va Good Zoe
cation Jno. W Chalklev can
I give information.
T. b. Brown.
Leonard. Ky.
/ Prof J III. Dodge. principal Of
the public school AT East Stone
/ Gap last year. has been elected
/ principal of the school at Phoe-
/ bus, Va, and he viii 70 there
the first of September to take
/ charge of the school Prof
! Dodge has been spending the
( summer in Lynchburg.
Our printing pleases-Ask
our patrons Your order solic
tied
Mrs. Nancy r. arden. sister
of Mrs. Frank Sturgil. and
former resident of the Gap. ace
Z companied by her little daugh
ter Sarah. who have beon visit
ing relatives and friends here
and in Lee county for severa
weeks past. left Saturday fo
their home near Sparks. Okla
; homa
: Contractor Baker is pushin.
the work on the laundry build
ing. which. when completed
< will add materially Co the look
r of the town. a laundry is
4 much needed enterprise an
viii add some 10 Big Ston
o. Gaps pay roll. which we hon
TO see grow Co am enormous ~,
IS Mr.. mail order house patron
p izer. When the cost of carriag
e lis added Co your unseen pul
chase and the risk of loss @
4 breakage considered. how niue
- difference is there between On
n price you pay and that charge
by the local merchant, WI
does not require cash i'm %,
vance.
~ Rev. j. o. Straley, hnanci,
- agent for Emory and Her
I Try College, was i'm town tn
week. Mr.. Sualey says J
thinks he viii be able 90 secu
x the seventy-five thousand &c
ID / lars he undertook 20 raise Il
e.. that institution by the time al
nual Conference meets in Oct
x Der When this amount nj
been secured the college w
w receive a donation of invent
,d five thousand dollars fro
ne Andrew Carnegie.
J. Read the advertisement of
~ A. Youell elsewhere in ii
paper.
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lHR reference.
1886 GILMER DRUG Co.
r. NJ. Midkitf is in town for a
few days. He had his should
er dislOcated aud the bone brok
en- in the game at Dorchester
Saturday,
Ice Cream Soda SC. Gilmer
Drug Co.
r. 5. Pierrpont. prominently |
connected with the Keokee !
Coal and Coke Co.. spent Sat
urday and Sunday in town.
Laurence F. Tucker. son of
Bishop Tucker. was the guest
Of DR.. Lloyd at the Eugene
Sunday.
Buy fine blown tumblers, IS
cents per dozen, at the Big
Stone Gap Jewelry Corporation.
34-35.
Mrs. S. J. Toncray and little
daughter Mabel, of Norton.
were in the Gap Sunday visit
ing friends.
Mrs. G.. c. Gnmer went 20
Jonesville Friday morning TO
attend camp meeting.
r.. r. Epperson and Thos ID.
I Pemberton. of Bristol, were IN
the Gap Wednesday of last
we7k Mr. Epperson remained
until Thursday.
Big Stone Gap ought 90 have
some wholesale houses. This
. is "a splendid location for such
establishments and there are as
lcheap freight rates here as any
iother town i'm this section.
Miss Flora Carter. of Gate
/ City. a sister of our townsman
iC. s Garter. will teach in the
public school here the coming
year She has already arrived
IN the Gap and viii board with
her brother.
G.. r. Young. having wearied
OF this great and glorious Re
public. has become a subject of
His Majesty. King Edward VII
and is doing time with TIA,
Canadian Pacific Ry.. at Mon
treal. Canada
II. j.. Ramsey. who has beer
. employed in the lumber bust
, ness at Glenn Ign. Va. has
accepted "a position with the
Tug River Lumber Company a
- this place.
Send 90 the Wise Printin,
COMPANY for job printing You
orders viii receive prompt an'
D careful attention.
Owing TO the late season Their
p is scarcity of those dehciou
viands. most of the vegetable
Il being shipped i'm. The Ga
offers good market 90 IN
country brethren.
y w. r. Alsover and wife an
child returned Tuesday nigh
from q visit 90 relatives j
h Pennsylvania.
Mrs. J. Q. Counts and child
rem, and Miss Matte Jones, &
K Wise. have returned home afte
y several DAYS visit with th
family of SIR. and Mrs ID. I
Bruce.
" New line of tablets and DO
IN papers, Eaton Hurlburt's an
Whitney s.-Kelly's Drugstor
n Mrs. Kate Lindsey is visitiu
10 relatives in Bristol
The machinery for the ne
D. laundry arrived Monday al
IN was unloaded and stored in II
room vacated by the Jewell
10 / Company, until the new bull
,o ing, now being erected, is cor
. pleted.
To convince yourself, ju
y ask the local merchant 10 quo
81 you a spot cash price on h
wares IN everything you bl
Ia and compare it with your ms
or order catalogue. You'll pro
~ and your town prosper.
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LOCAL ITEMS.

n
soent sunday at this place.
Dr. J.H. Hagy. of Abingdon,
was q visitor in the Gap last
week
w b. Hancock was down /
from Norton on the 2lst.
Our Drugs are as pure as our
Soda.-Kelly's Drugstore.
Frank Cassell. a prominent
citizen of East Radford. was
yrest of the Eugene Thursday
Graham Davidson. Of Rich
mond was registered at the
Eugene on the 23rd.
O. r. Taylor. q well known
travelling man, was i'm town
last week
Supt Y. s. Paine, of limbo
dem was a visitor M the Gap
the first Of the week
b H. owen. of Hylton, was
business visitor in the Gap
last week.
Attorneys r.. II. Irvine and
X Morrison are attending
Court at Gate City.
Good printing at consistent
prices is our motto.
Wise Printing Co.
Judge f. VI. Fulton. of Wise.
was in town Saturday ON legal
business.
vs.. IT Hylton. of Wise. spent
a few days the past week IN
town on professional business.
Miss Allie Bounds. daugh-
ter of W. b Bounds. returned
last week from a visit 90 rela
lves in Scott county.
Fountain Pens with a full
guarantee from $500 mp.
-Kelly's Drugstore.
Atty. j. r. Bullitt and daugh-
ter. Miss Margaret, spent part
OF last week I'M New York City
Misses Alice and Flora Bruc,
have gone 20 Wise where they
vii. teach this year
FOR SALE Nice. fire S 3
mixed hay.
Big Stone Gap Land co.
VI. II GRADER and o. b. Sex
ton OF Stonega, spent Sunday
ia the Gap.
r II. Fulton and F. r. Wells
of Wise. came down Frida,
night and spent Saturday II
town.
c. /. Kidd, of Bristol, apopu
Tar travelling salesman, spen
Monday night in town.
II b. HUH. a popular life in
surance agent of Bristol, was d
town this week.
Mrs. Frank Sturgill and littl
son, Albert, W ere visitin
friends in Norton last week
James Johnson, of Black
water, was a Gap visitor las
week.
Uncle Frank" Sturgill, VIII
has been on the sick list fC
several days, is well enough
be out again.
VIII Percival left Friday 70
Pineville, Ky, where he wi
spend several days with HON
folks.
For fancy Stationery, see CT
mer Drug Co.
Miss Anna Slemp, of Blu
Spring, was in town Friday
\ number of Big Stone Ga
people took advantage Of Il
excursion TO Bluefield on IL
22nd inst.
Revs Cassidy, Shuler an
Mcdowell went to camp-mee
ing at Jonesville Friday.
George Taylor, stepograph
Tor Bullitt and Kelly. attend,
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NUPTIAL EVENT.
Marriage of Mr.. Guy Delaney
of Madison and Miss Pearl
G.. Wheeler of Aberdeen.

Mr. and Mrs. Guy Delaney arrived
this morning from Aberdeen. This An.
nouncement is of unusual interest IN
view of the fact that they Were mar
ried at Aberdeen Thursday evening OF
this week. Previous 10 that eventful
date the blide was Miss Pearl Gertrude
Wheeler. The Aberdeen Daily Ameri
can of the Goth inst. gives the following
interesting account OF the wedding:
lone of the prettiest home weddings
that has ever taken place in this city
was that last night at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. John u. Wheeler and the oc-
casion was the marriage of their daugh-
ter, Pearl Gertrude, to Guy Delaney.
AT o'clock the wedding party en-
tered the parlur with Cason's orchestra
rendering the wedding march. The
party took their stand under canopy
of Easter lilies and smilax from which
hung a marriage bell of snow white
lilies.
"Rev. G. F. Bronson performed the
service and the BRIDES father gave her
away. Miss Louise Aggas was the
brides maid and the brother of the
btide, Clayton Wheeler, was best man.
The bride wore most becoming dress
of French lawn aud lace over cream
taffeta, and the brides maid wore silk
null lace over pink taffeta. The groom
wore The conventional black with a
boutonuier of lilies of the valley.
"The apartments were lavishly de-
corated with Easter lilies and smilax,
the color scheme being green and
white.
Following the ceremony reception
was held aud light refreshments served
and Cason's orchestra rendered airs. A
unique feature of the supper was the
passing of a loving cup. fhe bride cut
the wedding cake and as she did SO
lighted candles were brought into the
table, making very pretty effect.
MANY beautiful and valuable pres
ents were received by the happy couple
from friends and relatives. On the de-
parture of the newly married couple
were showered with rice and best
wishes.
"The bride is we'll known in this
city, having been born just twenty
years ago, the wedding day beire the
anniversary of her birth -
Mr., Delaney Is connected with the
cigar manufacturing establishment OF
Hargrove O'Dowd in this city, and
for few days the newly married
couple will be the guests Of Mr.. and
Mis-. Hargrove.
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BRIEF BITS OF NEWS.

Costa Rica has recognized the pro
visional government of Honduras.
Maxim Gorky, the Russian writer
is seriously i'll at Rome with consump
ton.
Fire at La Crosse, Wis, destroyed
two large business blocks. causing q
loss OF 100000.
Madame Casimir-Perier. mother OF
the late ex-President Casimir-P Perier
Is dead at Paris.
The secret of fashionable beauty. /
asked the question of a noted beauty
specialist SIN order to be round, rosy,
plump. very pretty and stylish take
Hollis,er's Rocky Mountain Tea. IS
cents. Schultz q Ketcnam.
Worked Like Charm.
Mr.. D. N. Walker, editor OF that
spicy little journal, the Enterprise, Lou
lisa, says: II ran nail in my foot last
week and at once applied Bucl-lens Ar.
MICA snlve. No Inflammation followed
tho salve simply healed the wound"
Heals every sore. burn and skin dis
ease. Guaranteed at Schultz & Ketch-
ms, DR. uggists, 25c
You can't tell woman's age after
she takes HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea. Hel complexion Is fine. She is
round. plump and handsome; in fact,
she is Young again. 35 cents, tea or
tablets. Schultz q Ketcham.
Olty Lets
Tor residence PURPOSES Tor sale, Slb to
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Foxy Mr.. Bowser.

The new musical farce comedy, Foxy
Mr.. Bowser, will be presented at the
Madison opera house next Wednesday
evening by the Cody Amusement com
pany. A feature of this show is the
feather weight coincidence, Miss Wi,
META Groesbeck, whose grace of wit
and charm is abnormally great for SC
tiny a person. Her splendid dancing
and singing are winning laurels fol-
her from coast to coast. Her love
scenes, presented with Travis Morton,
are prettillv laid in the drawing room
Of the Bowser mansion. The attrac-
tion is laughing farce comedy, full OF
fun and merriment. the situations are
ridiculous and with the many special
ties presented in each and every act it
will give pleasure to the theatre going
patrons. Public and press announce
it one of the funniest shows en- route
this season. The play in itself brings
one back to William Brady's Foxy
Grandpa. The characters throughout
the play are artists of exceptional abil'
ity and are giving excellent perform
ances. Band concert at noon.
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The Churches.

Grace Episcopal Church Easter; ser
vice, sermon aud holy communion
10:45. The Madison commandery i.
invited to attend service. 1t is hoped
that all Sir Knights will attend wheth
er they have uniforms or not. Child
rem 8 service 12 80 &C. II. Beers, Min
lister.
Adventist Church Preaching Sun
day evening at 8 so'clock; subject, Th,
trial of faith OF God s people tested.
M. E. Church--8 a. m., morning ser
vice of prayer 0:30, piano voluntary
Mrs. Thibodeau; prayer, creed, Response
by choir, scripture lessons, anthem
Come Ye Faithful, Emerson; notices
baptismal service; anthem, Christ Il
Risen, D. Buck; sermon. The resurrec
tion. Special choir service, while il
the evening the service will be giver
by the Sunday school, the choir assist
ing. Fpworth League, Z; the evening
services will begin at 8. All are cor.
daily invited to worship with us.-A
D. Thihodeau, Minister.
Presbyterian Church-SeIvlce, a.
$50; Sunday school 12; G. E. society
$50; evening service, 7:a0, Rev. d. J
Mitterling of Centerville, Iowa, will
preach morning and evening.
Christian Science-Service at the res
idence of G. w. Wood, Blanche avenue
and Eighth street, 10: :45 a, m. ; subject,
Unreality. A cordial invitation ex.
tended.
Norwegian Lutheran Church No ser
vice in the morning Sunday scnool, Il
evening service, 7:3O. You are cordial
ly invited. K. Aaberg. Pastor
Baptist Church-Dr. A. w. Norton
will preach both morning and evening
Sunday school, noon; Junior union,
$50. b. Y. p. y. $50; sunrise prayer
meeting, 6 a. m.
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Worked Like q Charm.


for residence purposes Tor sale, el6 to
90 e. Sheridan
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DAN CUPID.
Chicago Newspapers Account
of the Marriage Of Miss
Grace E. Longenecker.

The Chicago American of the Esd
inst. contains the following account of
the recent marriage Of Miss Grace
Elaine Longenceker, formerly of Madi-
son, to DR.. F. R, Whipple, in that city.
Large sized portraits of the couple are
also printed in connection. The Amel-
ican says:
None ever loved but at first sight
they loved. BY George Chapman.
Little Dan Cupid came to Chicago
few years ago bent upon mischief and
perpetrating new experiment upon
frail humanity.
He discarded his bow and culver Of
darts, and took up the more ito date
sling shot and some little pebbles. He
drew back his sling and threw two of
his pebbles into the air. They fell to
earth he knew not where.
He aid not stop to learn because the
second shot hurt his little fingers.
g Twas poor attempt at heart -slay-
ing, was his comment. When Little
Dan returned to Chicago today to do up
his Spring work he met one of the
greatest surprises of his life. Those
two little pebbles brought about the
prettiest romance Chicago has seen for
some years Their flight through the
air resulted in the marriage of Miss
Grace Elaine Longenecker and Mr..
Frederick Random Whipple. The GER
emony was performed at the home of
the groom's parents, ei43 Peoria street.
The story opened seven years ago
when Miss Longenecker was only four
teen years old and studying music in
Chicago. Her head was filed with
notions of living for art and art alone.
One day this little musical miss was
seated in the window Of her studio
looking over one of her many harmony
books. She was studying, and the
outside world was for the time shut
from her mind Suddenly there came
little tap on the window.
Again the tap came, more iLsisteut,
and this time she looked out of the
window: Across the court in window
just opposite sat two young men. Both
were smiling at her pretty puzzled ex-
preston. She knew instantly what
caused the taps on the pane. 1t was
two little pebbles.
"You must not let them think you
even noticed them," was her room
mates comment. That evening came
note to the young women asking per-
mission to call. The matron finally
consented and the next day the young
men appeared. The author of the little
note was F. +. Whipple, young med
ical student.
What followed is another strange
story. The girls could not decide
which they liked best. One was a
blonde the other decidedly dark Here
it is in Mrs. Whipple's own words:
81 said when the boys came in that
we should thing hard for FIVE minutes,
then wink at each other-one wink for
the blonde and two for the brunette
We sat quietly for FIVE minutes and
then looking at one another we both
slowly closed one eye. Here was a
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named. Deceased is survived by wife,
two sons, three sisters and brother,
of whom Mrs. Hull of this city is a
sister His sons reside in Speartish and
Hughes county, respectively. The fam
lily for many years resided ON farm
north CT Wentworth, removing to this
city about eight years ago Deceased
served as member of Wisconsin
regiment in the civil war Thn date of
the funeral has not been dscide.. upon,
but will be held from the Baptist
church with q. A. r. honors, DIR. A.
W. Norton preaching the funeral ser
mon. d. X. Cole, brother of Mrs. Hall
is with her in her bereavement
At the regular monthly meeting of
the school board last evening. Misses
Ada Hoyman, Bessie Waters, Retta
Walden were elected grade teachers to
succeed Misses Nora McCalilster. Sue
Girton. Nettie Rosenberg, who did not
apply for reelection. At the April meet
ing high school teachers will be elected
At the approaching city election FIVE
members of the school board will be
elected, also school treasurer TO succeed
M. Ii. Colgrove, present incumbent.
f. r. Van Sykes term as member from
the First ward expires. In the Second
ward F. D. Mitcnell resigned and G.
E. Kennedy was appointed successor
but he failed to qualify, hence two
members will be elected from the Sec
ond ward on account of the expiration
Of the term of John Holston. In the
Third and Fourth wards members will
be elected to succeed N. L. Anderson
and r. Fl. Nancy, whose terms expire.
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A Notre Dame Lady Appeal.

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tism, whether muscua or OF the Joints
sciatioa, lumbagos, backache, pains in
the kidneys or neuralgia pains, to write
to her for home treatment which has
repeatedly cured all Of these tortures
She feels it's her duty to send ii to all
sufferers FREE. You cure youself at
home as tho sands will testify no CHI
ange of climate being necessary. This
simple discovery banishes uric acid
from tie blood, luosens the stiffened
joints, purities the blood, and brightens
the eyes, giving elasticity and tone to
toe whole system. Ii the above interests
you, for proof address Mrs. M. Summers,
Box 425 Notre Dame Ird.
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How to Re NAN Young

To continue young in health and
strength, do as Ms. N. +. Rowhu, Nc
Donald, Ga !, did, s. ssys: Three bot
ties OF Electric Bitters cuted me ol
cl ronic liver and stomach trouble, com
plicated with such an unhealthy con
dition o, the blood that my ekin tlrned
red as flannel. lam practically 20 years
younger than before | took Electric
R.tters. can row do all my work with
ea SO aud ass,st in my husbands store
Guaranteed at Schultz & Ketchams Drug
Store. Price SOC
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LOCAL NEWS.

Eat at Jacks.
Smoke White Holly, &c. Made il
Madison.
Smoke Samuel Woodworth, 10c
Made in Madison.
Rhode leland Red eggs; so cents q
setting-Fhone SIT.
Smoke Samuel Woodworth, l0c.
Made in Madison.
Henry Neill was returning pass
engeI by the north train.
Pasturage for stock on my farm in
Franklin; spring water.-C. F. Belts.
Smoke White Holly. DC. Made in
Madison.
Anyone wanting their gasoline
stoves cleaned, send them down to
Houck's tin shop
John Theophilus was morning pas
senger for Montrose on few days visit
with brother.
For Sale. Full blooded barred Ply
mouth Rock eggs, IS cents for Is eggs.
Il. A. johnson.
For Sale. NY residence, corner
Sixth street and Harth avenue. Mrs.
M. J. McGillivray.
Mrs. A. E. Buck and the baby de-
parted by the morning train for their
home at Harris, Iowa.
Smoke Samuel Woodworth, 1Oc.
Made in Madison.
For Sale. My residence and two
lots, second house north of the Garfield
school. MIS- Vim. Miller.
Smoke Samuel Woodworth, lOc
Made in Madison.
Baby show at the Lannon storeroom
Tuesday, April End, at o'clock in con-
nection with Catholic bazaar.
Smoke White Holly, &c. Made in
Madison.
Mrs. Snyder of Howard was the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Vidal, a few
hours today. enroute to Oldham.
Mrs. P. j. Langlie arrived from
Lake Preston this morning on a visit
to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Jones.
Smoke White holly, &c. Made in
Madison.
J. A: Shirmada. the Howard farmer
and stockman, was through passenger
this morning, enroute to Sioux City to
buy feeders for his farm.
Smoke Samuel Woodworth, 1Oc.
Made in Madison.
O. A. Patterson of Sioux Falls, right
of-way agent for the South Dakota
Central railway, was in the city today
interviewing citizens who own land
along the proposed extension Of the line
north of Rutland.
Baby show Tuesday April 2, at 8
o'clock, in the late Erickson & Jensen
store. at the the Catholic Bazaar.
Babies sweet and babies small.
Babies big and baDies tall.
Come along and see them all.
Madison Commandery, No. 20. will
attend divine service at Grace Episco-
pal church tomorrow at 1880 a. IN.
Sir Knights will meet at Odd Fellows
hall at 10 a. NJ, to march to the church
in body. It is urged that all Sir
knights in the city attend, whether or
not they wear the uniform of the
order
Sioux Falls dispatch: At the annual
business meeting of the members of the
Sioux Falls Tennis association the fol
lowing officers were elected for the
CO ming year: President. Fred e. Phil
lips; vice president, A. J. Keith; SEC
retary-treasurer, John Barton. The
courts of the association will be place.
in condition for the season early in
April and play will commence soon
thereafter.
Co nrade 8. P. Hall, aged II years,
died at the family home in West Sew
enth street, last evening at Z: 40 o'clock.
Vest rday morning deceased submitted
to what was considered simple surei-
cal op ration and failed to recover from
the orleal, passing away at the hour
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complication and so we decided to draw
lots for the blonde won He was
DR. Wbipple.
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1Othi 'FfiotAo'''f
State of South Dakota, county of Lake, se:
IG. l.. McCalister, cashier oft above named
bank do solemnly swear that the above statement
is true to the best of my knowledge and belief
G L. MoGALLISTER, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 29th
day of March, 1907. A. W. sPoHHoLz, Notary
Public
Correct-Attest: #. ID. Fits, K. l.. Fits, f.
f. McCALIIsTER. Directors
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Financial Statement

No. 3,149. Report of the condition Of the Fret
Natioral Bank, at Madison, In the state of outh
Dakota at the close OF business March -, 1907.
RESOURCES,
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Ube 9ntlu 5enner
THE CITY.
Weather Forecast.

Fair tonight and Sunday; colder
northeast portion tonight; warmer
Sunday.