The Abilene Gazette from Abilene, Kansas • 5

ii who dishorn seu dellirhttul The Atwood Colony. music to their artdie-iot diliereii Cae G-azeite. time throughout tb- -v-miu; They The Atwood colony seems to be rapidly. The president of the colonv, V. P.

Wilson. say3 that 1 From Tuesday's Daily.l boy went down the dale, with linn a saining pail. To mil the cow with th brinlle tail. Which on clover her palate did regale. A bee was buzzing o'er the vale where the boy with the ghining pail were uiuVa- thft direclioi of er edith.

an deserves niuc cret.it tor tne Dickin within the past -vo ys seven. admirable mining she has given them Thev in perfect time. son county farmers have called aponhim and taken" 1 Go1 acres of jroverniiient land Was milking the cow with the brindie tail all tif ti. airs iM-iru- pretty and number also purchasing land in nleasirwr. The little side the irriiratms: canal.

Messrs. KObt, Miss Uode. the two Misses Curtis, And quietly up to iuciu uiu kuu This bee was surely a quarrelsome cuss for coming here to raise a muss; Hut having a lei-mre moment to spend He deftly whetted his business end. Then irentlv settled on the cow's left ear, th three Misses Reed. Mass Worley.

the Knox, John Funkhouser, Geo. F. Livingston, and others who have been to At i'nyee i' Lr liiltMS OF SL ltoCiilFTIOS. Ian 'Vy- ye'; lU-Ut! -AdM-tUm reasonable Il iv7viir presciit.tions cum pouuded at Johu'M. GRUtners Lrug Store, east side ol iiroailway.

corner ol 1 bird St. 50 Cm ro Misses Wriirht. the two Misses l'm wood, say that the country is one of the bandsemfest and best they have ever nam, the three Misses blisses Her heela went op through the atmosphere. T.itts. Moonev.

lvirbv. tjooiev ana iiaz seen. The fact is that V. himself Ana through the leaves 01 a mapie iree The boy soared into eternity. Ex.

lett. knowrs a good country when he sees ir. The members of tne Uuiht in Japa To-day is the first of the month, and and he says that "the Atwood colony nese costume included Mrs. Wright, Mrs bill are flying around "a3 thick as leaves Curtis and the Misses Como, Meredith will be a grand success." Krom Wednesday's daily. 1 in Vallambrosa." Verten-rilL Jackson and liirchmore, 13.

H. D11UY, Ph. G. 0--7 Their ilresses were truiy gor The tiling is to-day being laid at the The latest craze allectel by our Oppcwrite Depot. geous.

The ladies received many com young society ladies is the puppy-dog. pliments tor the excellent min- Olive, Mulberry and Walnut street railroad crossings, for drainage, by the P. authorities. Jt Is verv much worn. ner in which thev dressed and acted their Dart-.

Prof Rings, the horse trainer, left the city this noon. Hn goes to Chapman, where he expects to remain several The "oMladies77 were as nice-iooKing and motherly a srroun as it has ever It will probably take about two weeks more, if the weather continues lin.j, to complete the city improvements days. been our good fortune to see together Dr. Phelps Is placing his fine collec The characters were assumed by Mrs tion of curios in the Henry House othce. Van Seovoc Coolev.

Putnam, Nel now in progress. where he will keep them on exhibition son, Keistr and Russell. for some time to come. Miss Johnson and Miss Baser were vVe consider lawyer Mead the most unfortunate man in te city, when we call to miud his many hair-breadth escapes from death, caused by that noble dressed as country girls, and looked as l)r. bioraioos, or Solomon, came in on demure and Innocent as thougrn tney nau -J LJ If 1) fl IT Hill I mi 1 Tii- -'r g- ti'iii I never seeH the inside workings ot a city.

the noon train to-day. Miss Mary Osgood, of Lindsburg, Kas is visiting friends in the city. animal, the horse. We advise Clarence They were in charge of the fish-pond and were the innocent cause of a good to purchase a tricycle lor navigating Mrs. Sadie Greeley, of Salma, i3 at manv "hites present in the city, and stopping at the Mrs.

Boardman, I'aiirey. jteeu, purposes, and abandon the "noble instanter. llenry. I Brown, Mohling and Culbertson were not. in costume, but helped, by their J.

J. Byers. the gentlemanly station roin Monday Uaily. More we'M'mi i'i tae uear future, bo Madam Rumor intonikH us. Prof.

Kings' 'our liorse tandem Is a fln.j turnout, and the cause of much admiration. The House Ulliard and pool table have been fitted tip with new cushions and cloths. liday trade will soon commence. Our merchants are stocking up in order to fill the "stocking up" of the young people. The adjourned term oi the regular session ol district court closed on Saturday last.

The next term will be held in February. Over three of ur leading drug stores, Ilawk'rf, liarnea Zahuer'sand will alt hold rallies on Christmas eve. A ih nice for omebody to get a good deal for a little money. S'veial parties have feignitied their Intention of purchasing regulation drums the same a those used by the Sons of Veteran's band. Those wishing to do so should leave their names with J.

P. Miss Helen Francis left thi3 noon for agent of the U. P. at Detroit, was in the city yesterday on business, and spent a presence and assistance, to make the Bazaar a success. her home at Cambridge, 111.

pleasant hour with us. The evening' was hihlv enioyable to Wm. X. Hendricks left on Sunday last Dr. Wakefield, who has been visiting all who attended, and, we are pleased to learn the ladies' efforts have been re It to attend the funeral of the late his relative, A.

B. Coulson, Ben Horner, and John Husband, all of Mt. Pleasant, warded with ample pecuniary success All of our readers wao were not pres Mrs. Naneti Hazlett left on to-day's who have been in the city for the past week, left on to-day's rirou train for Concordia, from where they go to Ne ent last evening should not fail to attend noon train for Dodge City, where she expects to remain a few days, visiting this evening braska. After "doing" Nebraska, Messrs.

Horner and Husband return to their her brother, W. H. Atkinson. DIED. homes in the east, the Dr.

going on to Col. J. M. Fisher paid us a friendly San Francisco. Cal.

Thev are highlv MARTIN In flora township, Dickinson county, Sjt. 24. 185, Flora second daughter of Alexander and Georgian Martin, in visit this morning, volunteering a world delighted with Abilene, and expressed of wholesome advice as to our business their intentions of returning before long, the tith year of her age. course. We appreciate kindly visits, Funeral Thursday, Nov.

2, at 10 o'clock a. 11 rjLi at the residence of the parents. and hope they may occur frequently. to locate here permanently. Surprise Party.

George C. Sterl was last evening sur NISSLEV November 25, at 4o'clock p. V4 iuinn by Saturday of this week, as they will be ordered at that time. In the program for the State Teach D. W.

Howard left to-day with the Kiver Brothers' excursion for his old Mrs. Abram issley, ttauguier or gle. Funeral will be held Monday morning. prised bv about twenty lady and gen home in Gettysburg, where he ex 3 I ers' Association, we notice the name ol Miss Jeie Austin of lhe Abilene High pects to remain for about two months, ABILENE MABKETS. unn.mtDocJ.

1 i visiting his brother, who is quite ill. School. The topic to be discussed by her is, "How to teach English composi Hoifs. ner 100 lb 2 853 00 tion," and we think there are none better J. K.

Forney and family left on today's noon train for Pennsylvania, their former homo, having been in Kansas six Cows, per 100 Steers, per 100 lb OOS-i 05 qualified lor this task than she. 75 years. They expect to be gone two tleman friends, the occasion being his birthday. An enjoyable evening was spent by all in attendance. Progressive euchre was also played, the party breaking up at a late hour, wishing the host many birthdays to come.

The McGafiin Murder Case. The Hon. J. R. Burton has returned to the city from Alma.

where he was engaged as council for the defense, in the murder trial of Thomas McGafiin, who shot and killed Harrison Sherman. He was charged with jrder in the first degree. At the preliminary examination the- prisoner was bound over to appear at the next terra of eourt, giving bail for $2500.00. Judge Nicholson returned to his home in Council Grove on yesterday's noon 70 60 80 50 months. A safe journey, a pleasant Corrected Bf Giles Uokukk Wheat So.

1, soft, Wheat So. 2, soft, -Wheat JJo. 3, soft Wheat So. 2, hard, Wheat So. 3 Wheat So.

4 Rejected Wheat orn mixed Wliite Oat Rye train. 45 gjjjv time and an early return. Obituary. 203O Mrs. J.

E. Lay ton, the wife of the ol the Toimka Mail, is spending a SO Mrs. Mary Cheever town 1 I o3 a Tfl i2 ti rH a in week In this city, the guest of Mrs. O. E.

ship, and the mother of Abram Brech- g' 1111 bill, died on Tuesday last, aged 79 years, 1 L- i iu7.bi. i Butter Kggs. Chickens, per do. Moore. Mrs.

Frank Ball left on to-day's noon train for Scandia, where she 17 25 15 to 18 1 50 45 810 i 50 9 80 60 -Chickens, dressed per lb expects to remain some time, visiting Turkeys, Hour, patent, ner 100 lbs Flour, straight, jrade -Potatoes, her sister, Mrs. L. E. Vawter. Lee VVooter, of St.

Louis, who has 5 months and 27 days, of apoplexy. The funeral occurred on Thanksgiving, Rev. Zook preaching the sermon. Wealing at Solomon. Robert Hawkins, a colored man, was yesterday afternoon arrested by City Marshal Cowperthwait, for stealing an overcoat valued at $10.00, of George Etherington, a liveryman at Solomon, been visiting his cousin.

Theo. Mosher, FIVE CENT COLUMN. in this city, for the past two or three days, ix-turued home to-day on the noon train. Advertisement publithed under the heads of "For Sale. Wanted," Rro.

T. J. Laney is in town to-day, "Strayed," "To Bent," "To Exchange," and a brother-in-law of Johu Cooper of at five cents per line each vaetK. MISCELLANEOUS. MRS.

CELS will give a lovely gold ring, and a card holding oz. delicious perfume, to every pert-on who buys a hat at her store. This offer holds good until 1st ian. So lottery, but you see Just wnai yon ges when you buy the hat. 1-u Board of Trade.

Pursuant to call, the Board of Trade held a meeting last evening in the' office of the Abilene Investment the attendance of members being rather light. The following officers were elected: Board of Directors L. A. Reed, J. li.

Case, S. Rothschild. R. J. Finley, J.

S. Kellev, L. II. Faulkner and Theo. Mosher; Committe- on Finance, J.

B. Case, J. M. Fisher, 'J. J.

McDivitt; Committee on Reception, II. II. Floyd, Theo. Mosher, G. C.

Kenyon; Committee on Arbitration, G. C. fieri, L. II. Faulkner and L.

A. Reed. After the usual i online business was gone through with, G. W. Ilurd addressed the meeting at some length, using many excellent arguments in favor of the Omaha, Abilene Wichita railway, and urging the members to do everything that lay in their power to advance the best interests of the road and secure the needed amount of petitioners, in order to call an election as expeditiously as possible.

His remarks were interesting, sensible and to the point, and the members expressed themselves as practically unanimous in their desire to help and further the scheme by their assistance, and to the best of their ability. Result of the Runaway. C. F. Mead was more seriously hirt yesterday, by his hoise running away and throwing him out of the buggy, than was at first supposed, his wrist and arm being broken.

Dr. Hazlett attended CC ftf ff WILIj BUT a splendid tT OU quarter section in south prtof this county, 80 acres under cultiva tion. 33 acres corn ana SO acres wneai. go with it if taken at once. Good house 4 rooms.

stable and granary on place. Apply to rH (D 60 a i-i CD CD A a- CO CD rt CO 60 I I ft a be KANSAS ASRWUI.TUBil. i.A.i se21-dctf FOR SALE. 03 .0 this city. He was this afternoon brought before Justice Quinn, found guiltv, and sentenced to pay $10.00 and costs, and to six months imprisonment.

A Lively liunaway. While standing in front of Spangler's harness shop on Second gtreet this afternoon, at about half past two o'clock, C. F. Mead's horse became frightened and ran away, breaking both shafts, and making a general wreck of the buggy. Mr.

Mead was seated in the buggy at tho time, the horse running into one Of the pillars which holds up the Henry House balcony, on the west side, and throwing Mr. Mead violently to the ground. The gentleman was picked up and taken into the Henry House, where( after a short time, he recovered sufficiently to walk to Doctor Hazlett's ollice. Ill injuries are not serious, he suffering only from a few bruises. The horse freed himself from the wreck, and ran.

along the platform in front of tlfe Henry House. The last heard of him, he was about four miles out on the Enterprise road, going as though Satan and all the furies were after him. rjOKSALE A team of ponies, five years old, and harness. Inquire of 41-tf J. CRAMER.

Keystone. gtgUkC FOR SALE One 8-year half Jersey fresh milch cow. Inquire of J. II. Brady Co.

24tf a rH GO a ft eg CD r-Q Jj eood cellar and 7 rooms; well and cistern. i good barn, and the entire place covered with fruit. Will be sold on easy terms. Enquire of W. tl.

H. Bonebrake, 2t-tf. OH SAL.E A stock ranch of two sections, in the south part of Dickinson county. all enclosed, good water and good grass. Everything first class.

Will be sold cheap. him. 11 1 1 ifn hirn.fi iHritn'r' on easv terms. Aoaress ot I'- Arnoiu, Oak Hill, Clay county. 2-tt Married.

the 29th day of November, 1SS5, at FOR SAX.E-100 acres, three miles south, west of flope 50 acres broke. Will sell CD with corn crop, t-tock, House the residence of the bride's parents, in Hope township, Dickinson Kan and stable on premises. It 'bought at once will be sold at a bargain. Inquire at this oftice. or of H.

C. Lininger, on the premises. sas, by K. a. ry, J.

Jonn w. juiiien, of Hope, to Miss Mary A. Ogden, ot Dillon. The happy couple were the re 4o.4t cipients of numerous presents, greetings, cent, iaterest on 1st and well wishes of the many mends. mortgage security.

Commitnons very low. 6.7&0! per 1tf The table was loaded with a bountiful repast. Oue could only wish they had been fasting for days. May peaee, prosperity and happiness attend- them on Also, money to loan without commission. Money always on hand.

L.KBOLD. FI8HERACO. in, IJkHra their matrimonial voyage. ft ti 60 CQ 03 3d 6D Real Estate Transfers. The folia wing are the real estate transfers tie Ml" recorded at the registers office since our last issue: J.

II. Brady and wife to G. W. Carpenter, lots in Enterprise, lrwiu jounson ana wile to 31. Hunter, lot in Hope, filX Henry roller ana wire to s.

m. Hunter. The One Acher acre land iu Hope 1,100. 1 Colonel Buckner's Lecture. We can truthfully say that the lecture delivered by Colonel Buckncr at the Methodist church, last night, was the best war lecture that was ever delivered in this county, and we doubt if its equal was ever heard in Kansas.

After some preliminary remarks relative to the national propriety of the country since the war, and of the kindly feeling existing among old soldiers, especially those belongiug to the Grand Army of the Ilepublic, the Colonel proceeded to give a graphic account of the designs and movements of the army ot the Cumberland from the battle of Stone River to that ot Chicamauga, and finally to the dislodgementof Bragg from Lookout Mountain and Missionary Ridge. The Colonel's description of campaign life and of battle scenes was true to lite, and no old soldiers can hear him relate these army experiences without feeling a thrill of joy and pride from his very heart, that be was among those who gave the best part of their livs for the defense of those principles of truth and right that the speaker so often referred to. Colonel Buckner's lecture is worth double the price charged for admission, and every one who missed it, misted the richest treat that was ever otlered in this town. l.r.Bwy. uo.

lo iv f. Arnold, wi acres land iu Jerferson f.i34 V. S. Patent to heirs of A. M.

Metier. 80 rH CD rH 0 60 pros land in (Jarlield homestead. J. U. Cryderman to Amos razier, lots in Solomon City, 175.

DIG STORE 14. s. Mhadinr-r ana wire to fi. siiauinger et. lot In Abilene, nominal.

5 making arrangements for another trip to the mountains. lie thinks the weather is getting a little loo sharp for him here. Hon, .1. K. Burton left on yesterday's noon train for Alma, Ka? where he has been retained as counsel for the defense, in the murder trial now being held at that place.

A. II. Moll. of the li. and G.

B. the Pennsylvania Railway, loth tr.i Wiling p.issenger agents, came in from the east on yesterday's afternoon train, and are ut present in the city stopping at the Henry. Potter who were in business hero for several month past, having Hold out and located at Oakley, in this state, like most people who go to other Harts, did not forget to order the daily sent to tlu'in. We wlh them success in their new home. O.

C. Anderson arrived from Hock Springs, last week, and is now engaged in Shane Emig's srocery house. The" three brothers, Thomas, William and G. are now permanently located in Abilene, and are much pleased with Kansas (as Blaine expresses it), "the giant of the west." Skipped. C.

It. Sharp, one of the participants In the light which occurred in front of the postollleo. on Saturday morning, has skipped for "parts unknown." The city marshal is keeping his weather eye open for him. Another Jail Delivery. On Saturday afternoon Harry Smith was arrested or drunkenness, and confined in the city fail.

Between four and live o'clock he broke out. No traces of the jail-breaker have a8 yet been found, although the oilicers are on his track. Aff.it ted. It will bu remembered that the remains of WintUdd S. Phillips were brought up from Wyandotte, one week ago, and buried north of Abilene.

Yesterday morning Mrs. Phillips brought the remains of her little seven year oid daughter to Abilene. Both father and child died of typhoid fever, and are buried side by file. Death of Dr. Rowland.

Dr. C. A. low land, father of Mrs. John B.

Betiiictt, ncs Miss Kose How-land, died at his residence in Thayer, Kas a eek ago yesterday, the funeral taking place on Wednesday last. Mrs. Bennett has remained at her home up until the present time, but is txpected to join her husband in this city some time during the present week. Court Ailjonrned. After five weeks of solid work in the District court Judge Nicholson adjourned court last Saturday night, and returned to his home In Council Grove.

The Judge has held court in the District continuously since about the firt of September and he is entitled to the short rest that is in store for him. The docket in this county Is very nearly cleared, but some few wore necessarily continued to the February term. The grand jury brought forth a large number of cases, nearly all of which had to go over. Another Country Heard From. VCe kve Jii-t received So.

8, of the At wood which, H9 usmU, is edited In Jiihu'a uateiiy tdvlc. V. 1. report tliat iiiftliuteU nJumt evenly divided between hunting and getting up the paper. How's tliut, Juan? -i AUihsne Oaztlte.

Have to plead guilty, we guess. Did V. 1 tell you about the three mile foot race be had with the antelope, endeavoring to catch it. or how he tried to ehoot ducks at Tyler's lake and killed one of Tyler's sheep, which with the herd was on the bank We'll bet he didn't. By the way, if you Gazette fellows will come out we will in our "masterly style" show some shooting that will make you sic't of Peoria blackbirds and 'S4-S5 poetry.

Sofa, good! E. O. when you arrive. rAtwotd Advocate. That's all right, John, but we want to know what the hieroglyphic, "E.O.

Clean, first. J. M. Ketchersid and wile to M. P.

Jiinni- E3 gan. 160 acres land in Banner tp.rSt,000. M. B. Hersh et.

al. to M. M. AmsbauKh. 40 acres land in Grant I.

Grovierand wile to Win. Beiuian, lots in Hope, nominal. i. uurstin et. ai.

to wuiara ueauan, 101s In nope, nominal. illard Be.ihan to Jacob May, lots in Hope, New Basel, Kas. fii.noo. Haniel Jones. Sr.

and wife to Daniel Jones, 40 acres land in Sherman SK. H. w. Hun man ana wire to u. u.

nuirinan. 80 acres land in Garlleld 3'ti. J. w. l.amb and wite to-ivm.

i.amu. 4U acres in Center f-JOO. Wm. Lamb to redericfe liatncr. so acres in ti Center J.

K. Stanffer and wife, to M. J. Morrison, lots in Herlnston, t00. John Oewaretak, Unas.

Uewar, lots in It now open for business with aFine Line of iip, Isilit Micles, COUGH MEDICINES, Solomon City, nominal. J. A. Hansbrousfh ami wite to i.izz:e Krelder, lota in Abilene, $00. C.S.

to Jaa. a. Lyncn. itHJ acres Lincoln 3 warant. I S.

to xewion jiiuir, zt acres in unewn CO 1 1 03 certificate. K. J. Kobinson and wife to M. Sicolay, lot In Abilene, tsouo.

M. I). Herington ana wire to u. Hoover, Paints, Oils, G-lass, acres in Union tin). G.

Kreiaerana wite to suuey tstes. lots in Abilene, fi.mo. s. to joun uavey, so acres in mowuaie AND EVERYTHING IX A GENERAL DRUG STORE. tp homestead.

J. It. Townsend and wile to Wesley Myers, lots in Berlin, t.K). The Uiver Brethren Excursion. The excursion of the River Brethren started from this city to-day on the noon train, the objective point being Chain-bersburg, Pa.

The excursionists were in charge ot J. C. Bender, and numbered all told, about 110. The route taken was over the Rock Island, and Pittsburgh, Fort Wayiio and Pennsylvania railways. A large number of friends and relatives were at the train to see the party off, and to wish them a pleasant and safe journey.

Many relatives and acquaintances are expected to return with their visitors, to locate in the best and fastest growing state in the union. Among those who composed the party, the following well-known members of the society were noticed I f. Ky. Co. toueo.

xcisier. so acres 1.1 Soble A CAREFUL CQIPOUMR OF PRE iscate or ivansas to a. miama, mi acres In Grant township, $20. V. P.

Railway Co to G. Schlesener, 160 acres In Bidge township, tti. P. Railway Co to Richard Warinsr, 89 SCRIPTIONS ALWAYS ON HAM. acr-s in Kidge township, Thomas h.

I'hr and wile to James cuibcrt. son, lots In Abilene, tljoo. L. Plough and wile to John J. Cooper, 800 GIVE THE SEW STORE A CALL.

acre in Grant townxhip, fiO. M. 1. Herrington and wife to G. W.

Mur-rav, lots in Herlngton H0. M. to ti. ex. loyu, pu acres in tin-coin township, tifO.

J. P. jr istiDurn ana wiie ioj. u. isayiess.

A GI FT Send 10 cents postage, and we will mail you free a royal, valuable sample box of goods that will put you in the way lots in Abilene. tl H. McCurdy and wile to S. Mccoy, lots of making more money at once than any. in Abilene, tl5-F.

Mathias and wite to G. B. Shnmway, thing else in America. Bom sexes oi an ages lots in Abilene, tlW). can live at home and work in spare time, or all the time.

Capital not required. We will start ta. Immense pay sure for those who start at once. Ktixson The Japanese Bazaar. The Japanese Bazaar, given last bv the Ladie' Guild of St, Johns 4S-ly Portland, Maine.

a 69 Send six eenta for pos church, in the large vacant room over K. W. Gardner, Mrs. J. Ahei- Hnsted, T.

K. Hodgson, A. Hill, U. Wickerham, Amos Heikes. Wm Bennett, J.

W. Freeborn, S. (Juaintant-e, Solomon Whittlsr, Mrs. Cvrus Liuliard and daughter. Elizabeth Allison, John J.

J. Rhoe, K. H. iloyer, Jerry Knle and wife, Jeremiah Erb, B. Mlchaei, John Forney and lady.

W.t'ishbnrn and lady. Felix Creider na lady. Abram Fissler and lady, Millln Orndorff, Ben. Loffor, 1). A.

Valentine. W. II. Smith drv goods store, on A PRIZED Mrs. Allie Hall, M.

11. Keyser, A. K. lit ones, i'ealdtm Cable, J. M.

McCord. R. 1. I'eck. I.

S. Gray vill. Matt Wallerina, K. 11. Simison, B.

B. St tunnel, J. SI. Clark, Clara Kicholtz, Mrs. J.

M. Johns, Kliaa Lehman, Newton J. l.ott, W. C. A.fCormack, Hiram Oernet, Murshall, Mrs V.

E. Col Error John M. Hersuberger, Robert Cochran, S. Criss, ieo. P.

Klssler, J. K. 4evoe, Henry Rosenkrans, W. C. Whitwprtb, J.

E. Johnson. J. H. Thompson, E.

O. Applebaugh, L. Brant, tage and receive free, a costly box ot goods which will help you to mora 1 -J i I I Second street, was a most decided success, iecuniarily and artistically, as well as every other way. and was largely at money right away than anything else in this wrld. Ail, of either sex, succeed from first hour.

The broad road to fortune opens before the workers, absolutely free. Atoec address. TICK A Gov. Augusta, Maine. tf tended and patronized.

The doors were opened at 6 clock, and suppr servea in good style to many of our towns Book! Agent wanted for "The LOGAN'S people. A usong tne ainerent attractions were th Japanese, the fancy goods and bouquet stands, the fish pond, the doll's Great Conspiracy by Gen'l John A. Logan. Send application at once to aecare a good table, and last, Dut not least, uie juveune territory. Address hwb m.

waixix, i 4-it 136 Washington Chicago, 111. Japanese band, composed of nineteen.