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The Bossier banner., 1909-02-11

More Money In Live Stock Than Grain.
The value Of farm animals is in
creasing rapidly, suggesting that
farmers of the west are going more
and more into general farming, not
depending so much on raising grain
for market The statement is made
by the American Cultivator The
value of farm animals is placed at
about $5,0O0O0O,0OO, or one-fifth of
the entire value of farm property.
The value Of receipts at leading mar
ket centers for about 50,OO0.G00 head
Of cattle. horses, hogs and mules will
total well over a billion dollars, this
sum Of the leading markets only, and
probably nearly as much more live
stock is sold at the smaller markets,
as 1t is figured that about two-fifths
of the farm live stock goes to market
during one year. OF the annual in
come from live stock. cattle make up
about five-eighths. hogs one-fourth
and the balance sheep, horses and
mules The great iron and steel in
uustT. is SuIpaSSeu III value VI eA'
ports by the shipments of meat and
dairy products. The tendency Of all
lines of animal products is toward in.
crease, while the country is becoming
less and less an exporter of grain
The farmers are wisely securing a
double profit by turning their grain
| into the home market and selling II
as finished product in the form OF
States has more dairy cows (22.244,
446> than any other country in the
world. more horses. 23,00O.532; more
mules, 4,O56,399; more swine. 1876,
361. and Except British India) more
cattle, 73,246.573
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Homestead Entry No. IL, Ej2.
Department cf he ln.eiior,j
U. 8. Land Office at Natchitochas, La.
February 5, 1903.
NOTICE is hereby given that James
~ A. Chamlee of Barnett, a., who,
on September Is, 1907, made Homestead
Entry No. II, 1852 (0i146) for the north.
west quarter of northwest quarter OF
section 20, township % north, rangc IL
west, louisiana Meridian, has filed
notice of intention to make final COM
mutation proof, to establ sh cl9im to the
land above described, before B. A. Kelly,
Clerk OF Court, at Benton, La, OH the
23d day of March, 1909.
Claimant names as witnesses: g. G.
Allen, E. N. Denman and J. B. John
ston of Red Land, La, and j. @. Adams
OF Barnett, La.
j. ERNEST BREDA, Register.
February II, 1909. mar IS
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Department of the Interior,
u. S. Land Office al Natchitoches, La,
January q, 1909.
NOTICE is hereby given that Nathan
~ N. New Of Plain Dealing, La, who,
on September 4, 1901, made Homestead
Entry No. 9143 (0237) for the east half
of northwest quarter and northeast
quarter OF southwest quarter of section
50, township % north, range 13 west,
Louisiana Meridian, has filed notice OF
intention to make final five year proof to
establish claim to the land above de-
scribed, before B. A. Kelly, Clerk OF
Court, at Benton, La, on the 18th day
Of March, 1909.
Claimant names as witnesses: w. C.
Shipp, of Bolinger, La, and J. B. Wise,
j. S. Rodgers and K. Jefferson, of Plain
Dealing, La.
J. ERNEST BREDA, Register.
February 4, 1909. mar IL
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HANDY BARREL HEADER.

ping or in storage. Its utility in other
respects will be recognized at a glance.
The barrel header is so simple in its
construction that any directions as to
how to make 1t would be superfluous.
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Homestead Essstry 20. lO,2D2.

Homestead E3satry 40. 10, O,2D2.
Department Of the Interior, !,
U. S. Land Office at Natchitoches, La,
December %, 196s
NOTICE is hereby given that George
~ Johnson, Of Bolinger, La, who, on
December 80, 1908, made Homestead
Entry No. 1892 (o6OO) for the southeas,
quarter Of southeast quarter of section
IS, township % north, range 13 west
Louisiana Meridian, has filed notice o1
intention to make final five year proof,
to establish claim to the land above de-
seribed, before B. A. Kelly, Clerk o1
Court, at Benton, La, on the 18th day
Of February, 1909.
Claimant names as witnesses: Isaac
Smith, of Plain Dealing, La, and P
Haskins, j. Robinson and r. Hawthorn
of Bolinger, La.
J. ERNEST BREDA, Register.
January Z, 1909. feb II
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Notice.

A Ii persons are hereby warned not
"A to trespass or hunk on my lands in
Bossier Parish, or in the Mulhaupt pas
ture, which have rented Hunting or
fishing positively prohibited.
oct 20 E. B. HERNDON.
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A Aomemade Barrel Header.

A simple and handy device for the
farm is that shown In the accompany
ing cut 1t is of special value where
the article contained In the barrel
should be safely secured either in ship
The Bossier banner., 1909-02-11
February II, 1909. feb Is
S:e,.s.abIS's Sale.

W. j. Johnston versus Sidny Bryant and Sam
Bosser Parish, La.
DY virtue of writ Of fieri facias,
- issued in the above entitled suit
by S. P. Johnston, Justice of the Peace,
Ward 4, and to me directed, have
seized, and will proceed to sell at public
auction to the last and highest bidder,
within the legal hours Of sale, at Emma,
La, on Saturday, February 20, 1909, the
following described property, to-wit:
One mule.
Terms OF Sale Cash, subject to the
benefit of appraisement to pay and sat-
isfy the sum Of S17.65 and all costs OF
suit. G. E. RODGERS, Constable.
February 4, 1909. feb1s
Stray Sale.
ESTRAYED before me, s. P. john
IL son, Justice Of Peace, Ward 4,
Boss:er Parish, La, by Ran Jackson,
and will De sold at Mot, La, within the
legal hours Of sale, en- Saturday, Feb
ruary 20, 1903, one red Cow and CALF.
Cow about 10 years old; marked cror
and under-halfcrop in left ear and down
split in right ear. Appraised at $40.
The owner is requested to come for
ward, prove property, pay charges, ETC.,
or the same viii be sold according to law
S. P. JOHNSTON.
January Ii, 1909. feb is
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Stray Sale.
anuary II, 1909. feb is
Notice, Hunters.

HUNTERS with dogs, or with both
IL dogs and guns, are warned not to
trespass on the property of the under
signed, located in Ward 4, Bossier Par
ish, La. Those disregarding the in
tention OF this notice will be prosecuted.
F. M. JOHNSON.
w. E. MIZELL.
J. B. KEOUN.
G. N. GOODWIN.
1873 LOXLIE DAVIS.
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DETAIL OF BARN.

der the horses, where eight inches
deep was filed in with soft sand, and
that covered with wooden blocks on
end four inches long The stone is
covered with hard, smooth clay.
faction Stables are on each side Of
the barn next to the wall, but with
eight foot driveway back of the stalls,
SO one can drive through with a wag-
on in cleaning the stable.
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Old Newspapers for sale at this
office. 25c per 100; 20 for SC.
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February ii, 1909. mar Is
Registration.

r WILL be at the following named
i places on the dates shown for the
purpose Of registering legal voters OF
BOssier Parish:
Taylortown, Wednesday, Feb. 10.
Atkins, Thursday, Feb. H..
Curtis, Saturday, Feb. 13.
Bossier City, Monday, Feb. Is.
Vanceville, Tuesday, Feb. fG.
Alden Bridge, Wednesday, Feb. ~.
Plain Dealing, Thursday, Feb. Is.
E. S. DORTCH, Registrar.
Benton, La, Feb. 4, 1909.
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Notice.

4 LII parties are hereby warned not TO
n hunt, peddle or in any wise tres
pass upon the plantations of the Under
signed, located in Ward /, Bossier Par
ish, La. Mrs. A. CURTIS.
A. CURTIS.
noy1-em JOHN r. HALL.
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If You Have a Sign Over Your Door
You Are an Adyertiser....!.
THE sign is intended to advertise your business
L to passers-by. An announcement in THE
BANNER is hundreds of signs spreading over many
miles. You can't carry everybody to your sign, but
The Banner Can Carry Your Sign to Everybody! !!
The Bossier banner., 1909-02-11
Homestead Entry No. II, 1852.

Benton, La, Jan. 81, 1909. feb 25
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Constable, Sale.

January Z, 1909. feb II
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Homestead Entry No. A14:s.

Benton, La, Jan. %, 1909. feb IL
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| nave several bargains for cash.
Until March ist (unless sooner
sD.d) | am effariEg two beautiful
lots, uHc book from the car line,
worth $500, f1r 500, cash. Oae
of these can be hat: for 1925, cash.
The Dolores star., 1909-07-02

the front door and walks down the
street. On the corner he leaves me,
shaking hands before we parts. say
ing: Think over what have been
saying and read my note before you
so TO the ONCE in the morning."
Jim fumbled in his pocket for q let
ter. Then he said, slowly, with
queer look on his face: Here is the let
ter" II read:
My dear Jim; when you read this I
will be well on my way out Of Chicago
and will never perhaps. have the pleas
ure Of meeting you again. Lord. Jimi
but you were easy heard you when
you came into the house. You pretty
nearly spoilt my Job. but got away
with the prize all right. admire your
Judgment In one thing: you picked the
Job. but You couldn't handle the propo-
sition Did you know. Jim. that the
Ripleys were away to a funeral In Mich
lgan and had left the family jewels and
$4,000 which the old boy had not time
to take to the bank. right In the housed
1 heard him tell the butler at the train
to be careful because there were yaiu-
abes In the house. The rest was easy
The servants all went to the ball: made
sure of that, and would have no trouble
at all had you not stepped In at the
crucial moment You didn't give me very
much troupie. as u turned out. but 1 was
put to 1t for a minute all right to make
up some kind OF a story. 30 I rung in
the girl and myself. with you for the
come-on. You know my revolver was not
loaded and couldn't take many chances
with hold-up man like you. Jim. Par
don me for classifying you with US, al
though was dead scared that you would
make break. would have vamoo.ed
myself when I went after the refresh-
ments, but I had left the grip upstairs
and didn't want to pipe II on to you 1S.y-
way. Well. Rood-by. Jim. Take . flyer
at reform: you are the original 1879 goat
all right. Yours very cordially.
RAFFLES NO. ..
Some one punch the bell. No: this
drink Is on the 1909 goat" said Jim.
soberH.
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sYNoPsis.
w,th ,ssss.r.s,o.. ~ A. WE'LL
By Dobbs-Asrrtll Coz

CHAPTER I.-Carrington loved Kate
Csvenauyh. daughter of Multi-millionaire
Henry Cavenaugh. The latter liked Car
rington. but refused him as a son-in-law
young Darlington. lawyer. held evil
dence OF criminal financial operations Of
which Cavenaugh was guilty. II was
Carrington's duty to prosecute the rich
man but he decided to lay the whole
matter before Kate.
On the way home Norah. with her
humorous comment on the weekly
budget of gossip, saved the situation
from any possible contretemps. Mrs.
Cavenaugh was easy-going. but for all
that she possessed remarkably OBJ
servant eyes; and her eldest daughter
was glad that they were occupied else
where.
Kate was very unhappy: her father
was not honest. and the man she loved
had come into the knowledge Of the
fact. All. how quickly shadow can
darken sunshine!
What did you make I: in to-day,
Mr.. Carrington?" asked Norah.
Make what?" he counter-eues-
toned. absently.
.'The course. Mr.. Goose! What did
you think |. meant?"
oh" lamely. Il made a bad play at
the beginning and gave it up"
BY this time they had arrived at
the gates, and everybody was thank.
full; Mrs. Cavenaugh. because her
nose smarted with spnburn; Norah,
because the gown she was to wear
OF hA hot ~l@
Kate. bsenuSs shs wshted to Be alone;
and Darlington. because he wanted to
learn whether the angel threw Jacob
or Jacob threw the angel. The driver
and the horses were glad to arrive be.
cause they were hungry.
II took the young lawyer some time
TO dress for dinner that night. His
usually direct mind vacillated between
right and wrong. wrong and right:
and he foated from one to the other
like an unattached cork. He made
dozen annoying blunders in dressing.
And when finally the pier-glass re-
hected an irreproachable and finished
picture, he searched his cast-of vest
for his growing monster and trans
ferred 1t to the pocket OF his coat.
Monster! Here was no story-mon-
ster, like the creature Of q Franken-
stein; 1t was genuine. and was like
to turn upon him at any moment and
rend him. He shrugged and pro
ceeded down the stairs. There are
soliloquies that sometimes leave an
unpleasant taste behind. So he pinned
his faith to the banner Of the late
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genial and hopeful Micawber; some
thing might turn up for the benefit OF
all concerned.
The hall and living room at the
Cavenaugh manor were one and the
same. There were bookcases ranging
along the walls. window seats, read
ing table and an ancient chimney seat.
As Darlington turned the first landing
he stopped.
Father. think 1t positively dread
full the way you treat poor grandpa.
This was Norah.
There was a crackle of 4 news
paper.
Never mind, Norah. darling; your
grandpa is used to it. 1t doesn't mat
ter at ALL"
1t was the sight of the last speaker
that brought Darlington to stand.
Norah's grandpa was no less person
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behind the screen, consulted a slip Of
paper by the light Of his lantern, and
WIN few quick turns OF the eombi.
nation knob opened the door OF the
safe He extracted the envelope and
thrust II into his pocket, without 20
much as glance at its contents. In
making his exit, the window struck
on the sill. In pressing II the lock
snapped loudly. This was the sound
SaVenaugh heard. The burglar ran
lightly across the lawn and disap-
peared beyond the hedges. And none
too soon.
The Cavenaugh drag rolled over the
nil and went Gathering up to the
porte -cochere.
ITO be Continued)
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TOLD OF RUSSIANS
SUBJECTS OF THE czAR Aeg
STRANGELY INcoNsisrENT.
Seem Equal Mixture Of FsrocIty and
oentisness-Story That Hsveaie
Their Queer Ideas In Mat
tsrs Of Discipline.

No one can be long associated with
Russians without reaching . condition
Of utter amazement at the extraor
dinary Inconsistency OF their mental
makeup. The kindest Of men seem to
receive. placidly ths most Mood
curdling doctrines: they enforce the
cruelest Of laws in the gsntlest way
or vice versa. They are perfectly
charming to individuals In groups Of
two or three and utterly bl6odthirsty
to exactly similar individuals In
groups Of twenty or thirty. Certain
Jews after great massacres have tes-
titled that peasants have said TO
them: Poor brothers, We must kill
you'll" An odd tale. illustrating their
queer ideas Of discipline. Is told BY .
revolutionist who has Just come to
this country. BY those who ought to
know, It Is said to be typical Of .
singular simplicity OF mind which IL
also said to be peculiar TO the Rus.
SLAMS.
A follower Of Tolstoy was called ON
for military service. He presented
himself to the army officers ~ re.
quired and explained that he could
not serve because Of his beliefs.
"Ah." said the ofncer in charge 10
litely. but you understand that this
means prison?"
"Of course"
You will be sent" continued the
oficer, ito the Caucasus" naming =
prison Of dreadful repute "The. guard
will have to start At once with you"
He turned to several other officers
and discussed the matter OF the guard
for few minutes. Then he hac .
happy thought.
why send guard at all" he said.
"You." turning to the young man.
you can md your way there alone.
can't your
"Yes."
well. then, that saves . lot OF
trouble" exclaimed the .ohicers. de-
lighted. So they wrote him . careful
letter Of introduction to the governor
Of the prison. explaining that the
bearer was to be locked up ~ soon
as he arrived, In q most unpleasant
cell
That's all right" they said in great
satisfaction. I'VE hope your journey
won't be too tiresome." And they
parted with great cordially.
The young man did ~ he was told
and is now in prison. The chances
are probably even that he and the
governor will become sincere friends
or that an order to put him TO death
will arrive and be executed In the
same impersonal. eminentiy Russian
manner,
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Ia Our boarding .4ssss.

"why do the Newlyweds talk -
much about going TO housekeepingf II
they want to 90. why don't they gof..
Its . scheme to scare the landlaAy.
Notice how they get The bsst sectio1e
Of chicken?"
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Hov. Il tl.ppensd.

"Whsre'd you get the spring over
coat?"
well. you see. had sure tip On
horse race"
Il never knew one Of those tips to
pan out"
Neither did I. SO didn't play Il.
Put the money into this overcoat. In
stead."-Kansas City Journal.
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CITY RIAL uaTATg.
Continued


o-a uH=f-c
l Ust psf aero 90 arfas 5000 Land
talIfoad station nh piece o. 800
cleared 100 huit tfgef laff'
nam and house fh.s BE- llnss no
oily and 10 BE Hnap
% 100 pei aefs. 40 sores on eaHi side q
OF lats MaahinEiHnI ihfts sores
cleared Eopd hpHss 900 tnifheh
houses
Z tiet Dor scfe. 40 sores " fruit land
Wlihln nine miles NJ NHaiilf can
no 0uf into five W. fen are ifafif
60 tuit purchaser
O 5000 fuf fout area. sllh beat {
eater font 600 Lahs Wellington
Thlf H. fna ifart ana haa
/. stream " funnina aaisf
{ 1890 Zen ams npt raooh %
Nashan Island aii beaHuN 90 eil
ssrhhnSs Zoe 40 properly We
have alsn ihfss other ffuh
ranches far sais W sa'hahfs'
700 buy sis iois 3fsioo, within
ts0 pln0As " sifHst cat
e We have ptarsnY % otter utloh
pafa tl IHf 0Nnf nn % lnfssl
msni u fiegoe rail snd 80 No
81 nnff
ouEuoN isvrFfHEHr CO..
tii pfitHtsl iiloIA.
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BIRTH NOTICES.

Haasqn--Tc The site 81 Walter -
Hewsgn, rs iiaNsrd Mus T. asasAs
ter
shsrps-ro The wifs e HassHana
snare slil csssnusod. Aes u. t~in
sons
CAMPBELL To The eits % r campbsiL
ta4s Waieoit Aus H. danshisf
Hammered To the sIfe IT v Ham
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Wsitef-rc tht 4ifs q Waiter Is
1yth ~ Aee 81 q SOC
hAnniqnd 10 lbs sie q Y, Ham
nnnA. city Ava - daashfsf
kranfef- TO the uiff q r Spencer.
IL Rev. AUS II daughter
Dunns--Ts the eifs " J h4aHs. ~
itth A. July "a a isuHhssf
Negro =Te the ulie q iahn SsEfgi
ely Aus rs a daughter
hfush-Te the slfs ~ kfeshi Fiss
n Gfsen f3ks Blvd, Avs y. dznHhs
ter
nasfets-Ta he wifs Of r. nafrsst.
ltes tsfh a. Aus n, = saHs
Hoyt-fe The vifs u A. Boyd. eity
kux s a sen
Forfesf-Td the wife o. I. Forrest
flif f,iusHsou. Aak Al. sqa
Norbaea--ra The ptfs Of " SeFteez.
1875 nth. date not Eisen, . sqa
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800 Acres

We sfs nv rlarlrf On the maftst
ffo srrss u firh fsftif lad. mar rsais.
tt some n this arf IL haftdm falii
ahls fgf aardfn truck and he tslancs
10 rsl Nafsrei upland
u 10 partiailf elsafsd. sdf Yau cen
mote on al orrs We eli u In q 10
and lo.aefs Tracts
Prices rssrs from rs 10 rs per asfs
qagd roads schools etc
Terms W rash % ffs sgfes haiaaes
menthiY
Better ssiia this appariunity 81 auss
OLE HANSON a conrANr.
iit.ifsit.ii SsE rofh niork
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tNYFTlAN FAINIHT
hhs Il recognized a. the mast xendat.
I'll paimisi IN the world On her viIit to
Euf1re she save readings that Astanishsd
NJ most suliEhtenad snd skspiicai people
" European nitiss This wonderful
bsypflan Challenges any paluiisi IN The
world n compete Htfh herr sha does not
ieil ihiaEs 10 please person. bot reads
The hand Just az Il Indicates from The
cradle 70 the gave tells every person this
planet they we're torn UNDER their lucky
ard uniackg planets and Hhat step IN life
70 take 10 better themselves. what part
n The country iq beet for them. Also sk-
plains thlnEH which have always bseH
myafrT, FhRt business you are best
adapted for; when and whom Ydu Riii
mary ssttlss and explains love affair
and family trUublssi reuHifss the separat-
a. etc
Why not see the bestf II costs no
more Subtraction Fuafantsed al read
ihKs strictly confidential
Give her Trial before Fau rfiticisa
EGYPTIAN CAMP.
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THE SEATTLE STAR

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SPECIAL NOTICES.
PERSONALS,
Osteopathy

DR. HOLT. osTEoPATHic ply.
ticiAN AND 0rTuAEThisI aisa using
electricitf. vibration. ilsht cure. dry and
steam baths Erss treated. glasses mt
ted Fourth year IN Seattle TREAT
htNTE tlsa Tsisphane Main 1tdi
iei Peoples Bank Bldg. seeaa4 and
fiks.
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Lady Who j. single Nidea not barred
bot preferable. but HIusf be a very sn44il
tlnT lady, Any weight Haasf faf uiii
ansaef5 ole ahn has Ha ffaaHfls r. color
but huainesa lnfiiaed. tho aili ffasal
WITH attraction fhaf pays good money
with Hian Fhe huowH bis business aHd
fnads ii.fel Yeara are al H must pro.
1ufe tifn a. part 90 nsfshiri no talent
fequife1i female companion only and q
uiiIe monrf 70 start four n IA am
naiflmpalailf intiinfd &ddffHa D
Russell hfensfigH. Wash -afs
Don't be lonesome interstate Intro.
da1ins H4tisiT only reliable matfimJnIat
afeneyi many HaathF members per
ffnal lnff1dlfildn Hours mornings
T. EVENING" aandas included August
t1per Zee Boz -ti aeaffie OffIea. d
Nsndoms Hotel. 1875 FIRST Az
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fqllefied thle hgfe 4 u HGssnhauna.
iaNlsfi as Fern Hlsak sol mind Az.
teails III 10
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tnffi gnHfinnmsaf home aaHai.ifs-
an4 fzamlhaii0a fires llfs Howell
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Youngstown

l.eis o does. balance tfts per meath
iiea 70 ffeg rff - pIsntf uoat 10
tfratia To- Naisfi rIlsndif fiss ~ eitf
tHns Fafs rafI ihfts tiogts Ths tsst
$50 ehsAr-st rlefs IN rfupsffr ~ havs
sttf ofistsd ftf sale A , Nusins CO
hanss Adams iiL csnifsi iiii West