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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-03-18
G. SchwaiKeft; s. okeys II
Ellis, Fred Riede.
Third Ward Delegates.

Third Ward Delegates.
Frank P. Smith, w. p Taggart, a.
E. Sharman. Geo. F. Rocksfeilo~i.
DR.. Hart Goodloe. Dr. C. H. Wilkin-
son, G. C. Patton, w. H. Ray, w. G.
Thomas. Mrs. J. H. Stevenson, Mrs
Katie j. Moore, Mrs. Frank Hemp
hill, Mrs. Wilson Pearson, DR.. W.. T..
Little. j. H. Harrison, Jas. E. Nc
Clure, Lane Dun. r. B. Coulter. T.
T. Thomas. P. NJ, Linneer.
Fourth Ward Delegates: I.
Henry Hutton, T. A. Haynes. Harry
G. McIlvaney. o. o. Spell, J. Homer
Dickson, E. J. Owens, f. W. Thomas,
w. Y Jenkins, Harry F. Bowen, JAS
Leo Sterling. A. H. McLain. G. z
Tanner, G. l. Kirkton, julius cramer'
Harold Brown, c.. F. Skinner, DIR. 5.
E. Lane. H. p. stommel, c. L. Milton,
S. A. Tyo
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-03-18
HARMONY
IS KEYNOTE
OF REFORM
PARTY CITY
CONVENTION
Session Lasted But IS Min.
utes and There LCas No
Opposition to .any of
the Candidates
REFORM PARTY CANDIDATES

- For Mayor
" d. n. COOPER.
" For City clerk
s JONATHAN SEAMAN. :.
y For Treasurer
- CLAUDE NJ. BENTON.
" For Alderman First Ward
x DIR. OTIS ORENDORFF.
y j. V. BLAKE.
" Second Ward
u LAFE, COMBS
u j. NJ. ANDERSON.
y Third Ward.
v GRANT DICKINSON
x w. C. HUNTooN.
y Fourth Ward.
y JOHN HAMILTON
- R. ]. CRAIG.
- - ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ a, ~ ~ ~ ~
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George w Bethel, prominent Can
on City merchant, spent a few hours
in Florence Thursday afternoon on
business.
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Ordinance No. I. Series 1918.

Ordinance No. I. Series 1915
An ordinance prescribing additional
fees for impoundins animals.
Be II Ordained By the City Council
Of Canon City. Colorado:
Section l. Besides the costs pre-
scribcd In General Section 371 OF the
Revised Ordinances Of the City Of
Canon City. Colorado. 1905. the ownsr
Of the animal or animals therein
mentioned shah pay 80 cents 70 the
person In charge Of said pound for
each animal on account Of the trouble
Of impounding same. and as cents
. day for the feeding Of each animal.
instead Of 20 ceotS ~ now prescribed
IN aAid sectioA-
Adopted ana approved this ist Day
cf March. A. D. 1915
p p aAfrrff
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FLORENCE SHORT ITEMS
(Florencs C;itizen) .

Mrs. Marshall Eakin and little son
Richard were in the city Friday from
their home on Lincoln Park.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-03-18

Judge Lee Champion has been in
the city since the first of the week
from Denver attending to business
matters.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-03-18

Charles Dickson drove in from
Greenwood Thursday and on his re-
turn home was accompanied by a
party Of young ladies, including Miss
Freda Virgins of Canon City. The
latter will be the guest of her sister.
who is engaged as teacher at the
Greenwood school
superintendent c. C. Brown of the
Florence schools was called to Canol
City Friday morning as a witness II
the Dibella case.
John Houston and J. C. Bundy were
in the vicinity of Canon City Thus
day attending sale of farm material.
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J. v. BLAKE.
City ClsFk
BrArE OF COLORADO. |

J. v. BLAKE.
City CssgiL
srATE OF COLORADO.
County OF Fremont
City Of Canon City.
I. J. v. Blake. City Clerk Of and
for the city Of Canon City. Colorado.
do hereby certify that the foregoing
ordinance No. 1. series OF 1915. was
introduced and read ut . regular
meeting Of the City Council OF the
City Of Canon City. Colorado. pre-
ceaing its adoption and was publish-
ed IN full IN the Canon City Record.
. weekly newspaper Of general circu-
lation published in said City Of Can
on City, ten t1o) days prior TO its
adoptons BY said City Council
Witness my hand and The official
seal Of tho City OF Canon City, Colo
rado. this End day Of March. A. D.
1915.
J. v. BLAKE.
City Clerk
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James H. Peabody. @. r. Tanner.
c. c. Nelson. Frank Singer. H. Stock
der. w. B. AndoTson, c. T. Chap
man. Harry w. Combs. Augustus
Peass. A. =. Wilson. Dr. =. =. Holmes
Robt 3. Lewis, r. ". Harding. A.
4. FriabiA 0sa. W. Dsthsl splae u
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Flfst Pub.. Mar. H. 1915 q
Last Puh.. Aprll 8. 1915.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1915-08-19

VIM. Fault and Curtis Preston were
business callers at the Point the past
week.
Percy Rule of Preston visited here
with his aunt, Mrs. Lincoln Baker,
last week.
Chas. Cook and family and Mr.. Mar
ion autoed to Dodgevlle Wednesday.
Miss Ella Jewell of Bloomfield spent
Friday with her sister, Mrs. Lloyd
Caygill.
Mrs. Newton and children returned
from Mihlin last week after spending
month with her sister, Mrs. Wilbur
Liddicoat.
Gordon Whaler Of Argyle visited at
the Nicholas Tredinnick home several
days last week.
Richard Tregonning and sons of Mil
waukee arrived here Friday to visit
with Mrs. Susan Rule.
Roy Coach and wife of Gratiot are
here visiting his parents.
Mrs. Geo. Carroll and daughter re-
turned Friday to their home at Water
loo, Iowa.
Ada Bisworrick left Wednesday for
Buffalo, N. Y.
Annie jenkins Of Livingston visited
last week with her brother Harry.
Mrs. Ditch of Polo, H., arrived here
Saturday to visit with her sister, Mrs.
Theo. Edmunds.
Mrs. Richard and daughter of Dodge
vile were over-Sunday guests Of her
daughter, Mrs. Theo. Edmunds.
Alfred Launder attended the fair at
Boscobel last week and brought back
with him his wife's sister, Mrs. Olson,
for visit.
Mrs. Nelson Hillary and Genos San
ders spent Saturday at Cobb.
Rev. Hardcastle of Platteville was
here Sunday and preached to large
crowd.
Hugh Owens and family OF Your city
were guests at his sisters, Mrs. Frank
Roberts on Sunday.
John Callow and Mr. Skillicorn anC
wives of Bloomfield spent Sunday al
/ the VIM. Gilman home.
Mr. Rumble and family Of DodgevillC
were Sunday callers at the Henry jew
ell home. :
/ Miss Annie Glanville of Dodgovillc
and Mrs Sarah Chapel of Madison Wis
4 tied at the home Of their brother, Rich
ard Granville, Sunday.
Rev. r. NJ. Stephenson of Sitter
preached at the p NJ. church Sunda!
evening.
/ Mrs. Mary A. jenkins of Mifilin Wis
tied last week at the Marshal Smitl
home
MIR. and Mrs. Magbie and famil,
Continued on last column
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1915-08-19
LINDEN
Mannged by ~ Laarene Faul


Everybody is planning to attend the
big fair ut Mineral Point this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Rothe and son of
Sitter visited with Mrs. Mills at Lax
ey one day last week
Roy Vincent Of Madison was here on
business several days last week.
Mrs. |. G. Dewitt and son Roy Of
Monfort spent Sunday at the Harley
Mills home
Orville Granville transacted business
at Mineral Point Monday.
Miss Ada Beswarrick is spending her
vacation ia Milwaukee.
Mrs. Kate league arrived here last
week from Milwaukee to visit her sis
ter. Mrs Vim. Vial
Mr.. and Mrs Marvin Tredinnick and
family moved their household goods
here from LaSalle last week with the
purpose of making their future home
with his father, ] T. Trednnick
MIR. and Mrs. Grant Batten and Mrs.
VIM. Liddicoat, ST., attended the fu-
neral of Mrs. Mary Hammil in Iowa
last week
Mrs. Lulu Short and son Wm went
TO Madison Tuesday to visit at the Ed.
Sleep home
Mrs. Ocea Heathcock is home for a
few weeks visit with her parents.
Mrs. Thos. Heathcock of Linden and
Mrs. r. Jacobs of Livingston left Tues
day to visit relatives in Iowa.
Little Jane Smart visited her aunt,
Mrs. Ed. Rolling, last week.
Fred Phillips and wife and Mrs. Mat.
thew Roger were in your city last
Thursday.
Walter Sawyer, wife and family OF
Saltwater MINI. are visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Wicks.
MRS Joseph erase spent the past
two weeks with her sister at Minera
Point.
Eugene puryington and wife anC
Mrs Ray Roberts attended the Bosco
bel Fair last Friday.
The money taken in at the Ladies
Aid supper amounted to t2l TO-
Mrs. Richard Granville went to Be
lott Saturday to visit Mrs. Eliza Colds
worthy and Mrs. VIM. James.
Mrs. James Prideaux of Dodgevll,
visited over Sunday with her daughter
Mrs. Chas Singer.
A large crowd from here ATTENDED
the Field days at Dodgeyille
Ben Treloar aud wife visited SUNDAY
with their daughter, Mrs. Henry Zwei
fol, of the Tribune town.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1915-08-19
LINDEN CONTINUED

autoed here from Calamine Sunday and
visited at the homo of William
Fault. They were accompanied by
Eunice Fault, who spent her vacation
with them
Mr.. Fox of Big Patch arrived here
Saturday to visit with his brother and
sister.
Miss Jennie Crowley of Madison ar
rived here Friday to make short visit
with her friend, Mrs. J. N. Vial.
Mrs. Calvin Stoner and sons left Sat
urday to visit at The Oldecnurg home
at Madison.
Mrs. VIM. t. Fault returned Friday
from Iron Mountain, Mich, where she
spent three weeks with relatives.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1915-08-19
THURSDAY, August 10
$50 Trot, Purse $500
OWNED BY

Jas. r. Baker, Darlington, WIS
Livingston Bros, Rewey, +"
c. (. Dean, Palatin, Ill
VIM. Enloe, Belmont, Wis
w. S. Erbes, Elgin, Ill
]. w. Rewey, Rewey, Wis
Frank Jeuck, Mineral Point, "
Paul c. Wilson, Ladysmith, "
E. S. Burwell, Madison, "
Mrs. G. T. Black, Shilsburg, la
Ed. Austin, Ladysmith, Wis
Theo. Sterneman, Milwaukee, "
Geo. II. Gamble, Duluth, MINI
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1915-08-19

The great amount of rainy wealth
'er during the two weeks previous to
this caused weeds to grow wonderfully.
1t is hoped the unsightliness produced
thereby will be removed before the
many visitors who will be attracted to
our city by the fair make their presence.
Every property owner is urged to get
after all weeds on their premises be-
fore fair time.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1915-08-19

This store is the home of Hart Schaner Marx clothe
and Florsheim Shoes and Oxfofds for men who care
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-18
CHANGE COMPENSATION BILL
Senate Strikes Out Provisions that
Sought to Include Farmer
in Scope.
HOW THE MEASURE NOW STANDS
CFrom a staff Correspondent

CFrom a staff Correspondent
LINCOLN. March 17.-(Speclal Tele-
gram 1T may be justice. but neverthe-
less II can't be done. Msilery Of Box
Butte said that he recognized this fact
in the senate this morning, and In order
TO save other features OF the bill, offered
10 strike out the amendment offered in
s. f. 300 TO the workmen's compensation
law. proposing TO bring the farmer within
the operation of the law.
Friends OF the bill saw that its death
was certain with the farmer clause left
in. Mallery proposed that the bill be
recommitted with the understanding that
the proposed changes be stricken out,
leaving only an amendment known as
the "finger-and-toe'' amendment, fixing
the compensation as to losses of these
members. as regards TO which the pres
ent law is silent.
The present law now applies to en-
ployers with more than five employees
Another proposal was to reduce the limit
from five to one. This bill will also be
stricken. II was evident that there was
a rock-ribbed opposition to changing tho
law in any vital matter at the present
time before It has had time for real
try-out
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-18
Monday Is Last Day
For Senate Bills in
The Upper Chamber
trrom q statf correspondent.l

iETOn CAdhI NofHtsPohechNf
LINCOLN, March T-(Special.)-A mo-
ton 20 postpone indefinitely all senate
file bills not reported out OF the standing
committees by Monday was carried in the
senate this morning.
Buhrman's motion originally read by
Friday" but Howell of Doy<1s thought
that this was too short a time and that
important bills might be unduly killed.
So the motion was amended to read Mon
day.
Between fifty and sixty bills now re-
main with the standing committees The
original number was 2o6. This blanket
execution order spells the beginning of
the end of the Thirty-fourth session more
clearly than anything else.
Apparently in anticipation of such a
ruling. standing committees reported out
a large number OF bills this morning.
Four of the number were recommended
for indefinite postponement and the rec
ommendation concurred in. These were
g. r. 1866, Mallory of Box Butte-Re-
quires all vehicles to carry lights after
dark.
s IT,. g7S Mallery Of Box Butte-Regu-
az paving and sidewalks.
). +. 129-Authorizes combination Of
paving and gutterlng and curbing bonds.
s. #. 2l5. Mates of Otoe- Requires
white posts at each END OF bridge cul-
verts. $50 fN. u
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-18
STATE SICKNESS BENEFITS
Senator'S Pass PLIERS Measure to
Raise Fund to Aid Those
Who Are Ill.
NOW GOES OVER TO THE HOUSE
CFrom a staff cOrrespondent.)

tFrom starr CorrcApondent)
LINCOLN. March 17.-(speciaL) -wnh
only three votes In the negative the sen
ate this morning passed on third reading
a bill for state sickness and death BEN
eflts. one OF the most comprehensive
bits Of legislation before the legislature
this session.
The bin. S. r. 25s. was introduced by
Pilier OF Butler. The measure was his
pet bill, and for that matter about the
only one introduced by him. It is simply
the German system of state Insurance
transplanted TO American soil
How Tax u Levied.
It levies tax OF cents a week upon
each ablebodied person. male or female.
within the state; a like tax upon each
employer for each employee, and a millRge
tax upon the state at large. The head
tax falls upon individuals between the
ages OF IS and IS.
The administration Of the law. the tax
having been collected. falls upon the state
insurance commissioner. lie IL empowered
20 appoint physician az health inspector
In each county. ANY citizen becoming
sick may choose a physician Of his own,
who shall be. compensated out OF the
fund in the hands OF the insurance com
missioner under such rules as the com
mission may prescribe.
Payments IN Case OF Death.
In case OF death there shall be Sim
pie" funeral, paid for by the state under
stnilar conditions as the sick benefits.
Only three senators voted against the
bill. They were Bygland. Grace and
weesner. The other twenty-nine present
voted for Il. In the committee Of the
whole yesterday the bill was advanced
to third reading without opposition and
little debate. Beal OF Custer supporting
II in a brief speech.
The bill now goes over to the house
Its reception there is matter Of conjec-
tura.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-18
NNDRA "SHOOTS" SOLONS.
Conservation Expert Takes Films Of
Senators and Representatives
While at Work.
SITS THEM OUT IN GROUPS
CFrom a staff correspondent.,


LINCOLN, March II. - Especial. DIR
Condra OF the Nebraska Conservation and
Welfare commission. with Colonel Ray
Lindsay. his chief photographer, were al
the state house today taking motion pic
lures OF the senate and house for the
purpose OF exhibition purposes
The pictures will first be shown tomor-
row evening at the legislative banquet,
but will be later made part Of the col
lection which win be shown throughout
the country. The two bodies were taken
In different stages OF activities and in
tho senate the photographer was able to
catch Ex-Governor George Sheldon and
Lieutenant Governor Pearson in CONVEX
rational attitude. As a Mutt and Jeff
production It has its great value.
Groups Of members. according 10 terms
served were taken and disclosed that
there were thirty-eight second termers
In the house. eleven three termers, four
four termers. Taylor. Mookett, Fries and
Fuller Taylor dropped out on the five
termerE, and when II came to the sixth
termers Fries was the only one left stand
ing.
In the senate Saunders proved to be the
dean Of that body, having served five
terms.
In the house a group OF bachelors were
taken disclosing an even dozen, Green.
walt. ,Reisner, Howard. LundRren, LAM
gan, Negley. Redin. Reynolds Of Rec
Willow. Liggett. Barrett, Matteson ant
Tibbets
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-18
st. Patrick's Spirit
Incites to Poesy at :
The State House
CFrom q staff. correspondenl.

LINCOLN, March II. - Especial 1.-THE
most enthusiastic son OF the Emerald Isle
around the state house today 10 Colonel
Harry Bradley, the colored janItor When
the senator's arrived at the chamber this
morning they found every desk in the
room flying the Irish flag while the pill
lars which hold UP the gallery were
wound with green cloth.
Everybody caught the spirit and green
flowers. flags and other buttonhole dec
oretions were on every hand One Young
woman employed in the state house
caught the enthusiasm and, seizing a big
ir;sh flag, mounted the stairs which lead
70 the dome and planted the standard
near the top Of the building. Then she
came back and dashed off the following,
Here's toast to the Mlchaels. a toast to
TIC the Noras and Brtdgets. and off wild
And three cheers for the Irish, this God q
blessed day,
And three cheers for the friends of the
Sure, IL ali Of the Irish could get in n
line, 90 :"
And. the people that love all the Irish
Wild the people that wisht they wuz Irish.
Sure, we'd lick the whole world and put
an end to the war;
and glad n
And let's toast every soul, In this buIldin',
For sl.e love o. ST. Pat we'm forget our
Pc genuine Irish-wid no taste for
And let ye in turn pass the good word
Until this ould atate boosa I'm 49,. -,
the sountd
And each grouchv divil be wearin' the
And be blesssin' st, Patrick this nineteen
Sure. the dear saint. himself, VIII smile
down from above
On these rare politicians wild brOtheriy
Here's shake. of the hand and God
bless ye," too
To the friends OF the green ana the red
white and bluel
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-18
Douglas Member
Gives the Candy
Trade a Big Boost
(From q staff correspondent.l

LINCOLN. March 17.-Cspecial. IA
choice bit Of gossip hae been floating
around the legislative halls for several
days past II concerns q house member
Of the Douglas county delegation. who
has long been noted for his sallsntry.
As in all affairs Of gallantry. however
there is always a party OF the second
part. In this case there are three parties
Of the second partt-hree young women,
all OF them young and passing fair. The
fact that there were. three renders IL
clear that this was only an affair of
gallantry' and not an affair of the
heart"
Tho three were seated at one Of the
lunch tables in close proximity to the
candy counter The member from Doug
las wandered by and compelled thereto
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-18
Annexationists See
Bill Passing with
Emergency Clause
From a staff Correspondent

LINCOLN. Neb., March 17.-Cspecial.)--
The Omaha annexation bill will come up
tomorrow morning, as II stands sixth
from the top Of the list. That II will
pass is a good guess. Friends OF the bill
claim changes in its favor as late as .
o'clock this evening. while its opponents
do not appear to be feeling sanguine.
Members of the Douglas county delega-
ton say tonight that It will secure suffi-
eient votes to pass with the emergency
clause.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-18

by ohis breezy and genial disposition
stopped.
Sweets 70 the sweets" he murmured.
and a box Of candy for a kiss" he
added as bantering afterthought.
The motion prevails" said the three
IN unison. The committee of the whole
thereupon rose to report. and it was up
to the gentleman from Douglas. II was a
showdown. The three queens won and
the candy business began to pick up at
once.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-18
Bryant's Claim
Is Allowed with
Bureaus Items


LINCOLN. March i7.--gspeciai.) IA kick
on allowing w. r Bryant 80 for three
days work drafting. bills in the legis-
lative reference bureau was registered IN
the house Wednesday BY Representative
Korff Of Cedar county.
Mr.. Korff wanted 20 know how Bryant
came 20 be IN Lincoln working for the
Legislators when he holds the job OF
county Judge in Cedar county and draws
the salary OF that office.
This claim. however. went through
aiong with Others aggresatlng $3.50 or
ntsre incurred BY the legislative reference
buteau In excess Of its appropriation,
Chairman Fries Of the committee on
claims ana deficiencies admitted that the
service o. the bureau is costing the state
a good deal. but he did not see how the
Legislature could get along without It.
An Of the reference bureau items were
added to the regular deficiencies bill. on
MIR. Fries motion.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-18
DARKEN CRAY
HAIR. LOOK YOUNG
Gray HaIT DaTksRsd So Evenly No.
body VIII knuWI-hO DYE

You can turn gray. faded. streaked with
sray hair beautifully dark ana iustrous
almost overnight n you'll apply. a few
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and scalp like q shampoo. o-Ban Hair
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delightful 70 use and darkens gray hair
20 naturally and evenly that no. one can
tell Il has been applied. o-Ban acts on
the roots. makes gray hair healthy and
produces that soft dark luster and
abundance 10 gray hair which makes the
fair - fascinating and attractive. besides
prevents dandF7iff. itching scalp and fall
ina hair and promotes lie growth. MSnay
back II Il fails 70 darken gray hair Only
1oc for big z-oz bottle al sherman a
Mcconnell Drug Co. Owl Drug Co,
Harvard or Loyal Pharmacy. Omaha,
Neb. Out-of-town folks supplied By
l.--Advertisement
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-18
TRESPASSING UPON RAILROAD
TRACK TO BE MlSDEMEAN0R
(From a STAT ,correepondentl

From q Staff scorrespondent)
LINCOLN. March l7.-(Special. )-pespite
some spirited opposition Mallefy,s- bill
senate file s33, to make trespassine upon
railroad tracks a misdemeaporwas ad-
vanced 20 third reading BY the senate
committee OF the whole this niorning
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-18
AVIATOR ST. HENRY
VISITOR AT CAPITAL

LINCOLN. March 17.--Cspecial.) -Colo-
mel A. II. Holingworth OF Beatrice visited
the state house today accompanied by
Henry c. St Henry one Of the leading
sviators of the west. Mr. c. st. Henry
was born and brought up in Alvo. Neb..
but now lives on the coast. He expects
to make several flights in Nebraska be-
fore returning to his home.
A going business can pe sold quickly
through The Bees Business Chances.''