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OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY MARCH 21, 1902. riDDlTnAMnCMPD g3tfa & A A A A0A-C. A-lPf Oar correspondents will le .end In articles before Wednedays of eaeh eek, otherwise it reaches u too late for publication. Happy Hollow. Will Zinser Iias gone to Portland to work for Notingham A Co. Otto Brookmaii and Chan. Henderson have each bought a team of horse. Mr. Rietitel, Mr. Rushford ami Mr. Keabstock have each bought a horse. Kev. E. Hornschueh is holding a series of meetings here at the church at present. Loyal Assembly No. 21(5, Unite.! Arti an, "at Lenta, has received 13 new members. No cue ought to complain about the weather now as we have all kinds .n the 8nie. day : enow, hail, rain and sunshine. Our school will close next week with an entertainment and basket social, Saturday evening, March -- The pro ceeds of the baskets will be used to pur chase a new flag for the school house. The flag that we now have was made and presented to the school by Mrs. Rachel Deardorf, who is now deceased, whose memory the school wishes to pre serve and keep in remembrance of her love and kindness while here on earth. Harmon)'. Mrs. E T. Hall has been on the sick list but is better now. V. A. Phillips, of Portland, was visit ing relatives here Saturday. There seems to be quite a boom in land at present as many farais have been Sold recently. Miss Etta Karr, who is workiuj in Portland, spent Sunday with her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. H. Karr. Geo, Wise has gone to Yakima County, Wah., to look for a farm. He will move his family there as soon as he finds a B li'able location. Milwaukie Mrs. John Anderson is 'eported ill of scarlet fever. Ueorge Miller has been seriously ill for the past two weeks, Dul is improving. The district German Methodist Ep wortb League Convention will be held at Milwaukie about May 21, iu the local church building. The people of Milwaukie are circulat ing a petition which will be presented to President Hurlburt, ot the Portland City and Oregon Railway Company, asking that the south end of the Milwaukie tres tle, crossing Kellogg Lake, be made a a regular stopping place for Oregon City cars moving in either direction. The bicycle path between the golf grounds and Milwaukie is impassable in many places and steps should be taken toward getting gravel put on it. It is a disgrace to Clackamas County. The people of Milwaukie precinct are talking of paying their bicycle tax in Multnomah County and getting tliem to extend the path a far as Milwaukie. The cattle have been allowed to walk on It until it is ruined. Some gravel was put on it last Spring but as soon as the rains came it was driven Into the mud. Milwaukie Grange, Patrons of Hus bandry, will present a humorous farce comedy, entitled "The Spinsters' Con vention" the evenings of April 4 and 5. The plot is a humorous one throughout and abounds in Microtia situations. It will be acted by upwards of 30 charac ters representing local ta'ent. The play islheoilginal"01d Maid,' I'onveniiou" and one feature presented is the "Single Rlessednesa Debating Society." At the meeting of the Grange Saturday a num ber of visitors were in attendance from Oswego, New Era and other local points. Several initiations took place. Next Saturday evening at the usual night ses sion six candidates will be initialed. The Milwaukie Grange now has a total good-standing membership ot 10'J. Danianrui. T. J. Moffit is in Eastern Oregon on business. Austin Newell lost a valuable liorso last Thursday. Pel Forties has bought the Hewit place and has moved in. Frank McMurry has rented the Hackett place at Stone and will make gardening a specialty. Mrs. Lee R. Shaw, of Portland, spent Saturday and Suuday with her parents, Mr. and Mi 8. A. V. Cooke. Geo. Perry sold a carload of potatoes to BoggesA Co , of Portland, and is de livering them at Clackamas Station. Quite a number of our young folks gathered at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Frieilholph Inst Thursday evening and spent a few hours singing. A. V. C'Hike says he is not a candidate for any othVe, not even road supervisor, as he has served as su.di ever siuce the cash system was established, teu years ago. Mrs Henry Rreithaupl's horse became frightened near the Damascus school last Friday and ran away, completely deniol" ishing the buggy. The result was Mrs. Breithaupt had the pleasure of walking home. Neatly BSqssg ? r thought of such a vr.: ur ?. medicine did ycu ? '' i.V, a good sign for , Emulsion. The body : -. Ij repaired like other i . v ;., ;.nd Scott's Emulsion is . . sue-'.icine tiiat docs it. . i i.ese poor bodies wear out f worry, from over-work, f.-or.i disease. They get thin r. id weal:. Some of the new f..:cs arc not well made and of the old ones are racked I'-om lor: u-.a?;c. Scott's Emulsion fixes all kind:-.. It does the work both inside and out. It makes soft Lo:ies hard, thin blood red, week lungs strong, hollow places full. Only the best ma terials are used in the patching and the patches don't .show through the newglow of health.. No one has to wait Lis turn. You can do it yourself you and the bottle. This picture represents the Trade Mark of i,i:o:: J-.n.ukion a.-.d i; on the wrapper of every hotil-j. Send for free sample- SCOTT i:owni:, 4&9 Pearl St,. .W ',ViU. 50c. and 1. a'l d:u..ts 0 " Martini Cruwli-h nets are bet along the Tuala tin. John Gage has cleaned some side oats for seed. St. Patrick's Day is past and but a very lew snakes have been seen at all, at all. Spring, according to the almanac, is upon us. Fred Baker was sick four days last week with lagrippe. Eorn on theOih inst., to Tillie, wile of Fred Moser, a baby girl. Frank Weddle has sown his clover seed ; also wme land plaster. Henry Schatz has made several cords of stove wood for summer ne. Geo. locey, oi Ha.elia, was here last week, buying up spuds for lioggess. Misses Roa Scliatz and Jennie Reichle have received their eighth grado diplo mas. An infant daughter of John Wankers had a gathering on her neck that had to lanced. Geo. Biehle spent Sunday with hie parents. George is a Portland street car conductor. Snow fell to the depth of an inch and a half on the 12th inst., lying on until almost noon. The ground was again white the morning of the 13th. The thermometer registered 30 degrees. Spuds shipped to S. F. the past month have brought good figures, ttie returns being ve-y favorable to shippers. Spuds are sprouting and many will ship the coming week. The Schrnitke Bale was X. G. There was some crookedness in the deal ami the purchasing party went back on the bargain. It is understood that he pur chased the Jos. Ranker place in Ilazelia later on. Mis j Rose Paulkner Buffered the loss of her left thumb. She severed it from the hand while splitting kindlings. She ws taken to Oiegon City and had the wound dressed and at last reports it was healing as well as could be expected. Tualatin Grange, No. Ill, is booming in fraternal circles. They will confer the third and fourth degrees on a cIum of IH on the 29th, inst. Their secietary is in receipt of a communication from 1 he liutteville Grange, No. 71, saying they would attend in a body. So, grangers, come prepared to receive our P. of II. guests. Health 1 " For 25 years I bvo never missed taking Aycr't Sarsaparllls every spring. U cleanse my Mood, makri me feel strong and does me Rood In every way. John P. Hodnette, Btooklyn, N.T. Pure and rich blood carries new life to every part of the body. You are invigorated, refreshed. You feel anxious to be active. You becomcstrong, steadyouragcous.That's what Ayer's Sarsaparllla will do for you. ItMiMiK. All IniihN. Shi " m.iT nWll.-.i,.. follow hi. .4.1C 1 Saturday. The family have the In art felt sympathy of the people of Mar.piam in their sad bereavement The funeral services were conducted by Rev. Mr, Butler on Monday. A large procession follow ed her remains to the Miller cem etery. The family were all present, ex tept her brother Guy. Mr. A. Snell and family have tnov.d back to Portland. The Mundorf reboot is closed on ac count of sickness. Miss Jessie Irvine, of Taltnan, is visit ing Emma Evans. Charles Clayson, of Park place, ha been visiting his daughter, Mrs Sias. Mr. If. S. Phelps lias gone to Portland to vi.dt his daughter, Mrs. Jut k Webb. Mr. Win. Bissell, the undertaker ol Oregon City, was shaking hands with friends here Tuesday. Jack Howard's little son Glen is unite ill with pneumonia. Prs. Geisy and Pedinan are attending the little sufferer lr .ml Mm. M C. k'irk have moved back to town. They have been residing with .Mr. and Mrs. C. imrrotigns all ine winter. Rev. K. Si, of Wayland, Mich , nreaehed the evening sermon last Sun day at the Christian church to a very large congregation. Thel.O O. F. initiated several new niembeis into their lodge last Friday evening. Quite a number came up from Oregon City. Supper was served at the City Hotel by James PtiegVy , 1 In F."tern Oregon. He g-s-a on neas, and to seek a drier cllm.le for a ih... Klu.-r PI.elpK. f l,"'m, U taken his place In lh mill. .....l,..,k III this From Hi" esem - vicinity, the f-uit "" "", Ur I. Snow has fallen lor lb I"'- Uodavsand almost co..tl.ino...lv our 1 mg thU time the mercury lis stood 'lU and Ho above. The snow fell mi ',,,,,,1 and melted considerably, yd tbere j in about four Inches oiHbe ground. , Kir- Win. Beard made a business tilp to j Portland Wednesday. A numW.rofourcll .t'ende.l ine S.Hlalist speaking Tii"sduy nlgbt- J. M. tiilh-tl U building a line PH'tf feme In front nl Jaiuea lleckail's prop tlV. Theoulhs.k for fair weal her i glad dening Ibe hearts ol the fanners and gardener who are to get to work at their spring crop. Mr. Heater who has a claim near Highland, visited his cousin, Mr. Jo. Locke Monday, and left Tuesday to work , in a saw mill near Highland. p... W l III. ..l. who lias been en.- pluted at Carlton lor several mouths, came b, k Monday en a vl-it to hi family, who have been spending the winter with Mrs IUoo,l parents, .r and .Mr. But) ton. The person who borrowed the book entitled "The I'oiinoniers" or "K Hi toiv of Batleiy B During the Civil War." ... .11 . from the reading room In ti e ponom . 1 please return the same to lh owner, 1: G. Frost, or leave it at the postolliic. ASTHMA CURE FRER'T lono Brings Instnnt Itrlir f uml lVnill)1(: in A I nit. W. P. Thomas, of Aims, was Portland on business this week. A. R. Butler, formerly of Aims, who has been absent for several ynis called on friends in this vicinity one day tlii week. J. R. Taylor, whom we reported in our last as being injured ty a lulling limb, has recovered eiiHieien'ly to tie at his post, (ailing timber. J. X. Brauihall's new donkey engine is jerking the logs out of the wood in duiilile ijuiek time. The various ob structions seems to be of little coune quence. Mrs. B.J. Wakefield expects tot-tart for Callloruia on Monday next and will vieit parents and relatives w ho rexide there. She expects to return in about two months. Mrs. E. H. Bramtiall, who has been ill for some time, went to Portland Satur day last for medical treatment. Mr. K. 8. accompanied her. They expect to re main for some time. M. Frank Hickman, raicliot setter at Brarnhall's sawmill, left his p .st at OP. M. last Saturday, went to Portland next day, where lie will transact some business and then proceed to Shaniko. mm mm Hanjuam. Mrs. Whitlock, an old pioneer of 'i', is quite sick. Jos. Jackson has returned from Ore gon City and is improving. Tho farmers of this place are anxious to get their Spring crop in but the rain continues. There is a case of smallpox within a couple of miles ot this place. Some are getting scared and are going to vaccinate. We recently learned that a Mr. Greisrns body was found floating in Pud ding river. The particulars are not yet known. Miss Emma Dunlavy passed away Thousands Hare Kidney Trouble and Don't Know It. How To Find Out. Fill a bottle or common glass with your water and let It stand twenty-four heirs; a sediment or set tling Indicate an unhealthy condi tion of the kid neys; If It stains your linen It Is evidence of kid ney trouble; too frequent dc.ire to pan It or pain In I convincing proof that the kidneys and blad- tier are out 01 oraer. Wliot to Bo. There Is comfort In the kno!edfe so often express, that Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root, the great kidney remedy fulfills every wish In curing rheumatism, pain In the back, kidney liver, bladder and every part of the urinary parage. It corrects Inability to hold water and scalding nain In r.aln j It, or bad effects following use of liquor. wuicui ww, ami overcomes tiiat unpleasant necessity cf being compelled to go often during the day, and to get up many times during the night. The mild and the extra ordinary effect of Swamp-Root Is soon realized. It stands the highest for Its won derful cures of the most digressing cases. If you need a medicine you should have the best. Sold by druggists lnS0c.and$l. sizes. You may have a samnle botil e.f ihi. wonaenui aixovery find hftr.lr that tail - tur 1 . more shout II hmh .nt S- f ''..'. " .. tiii:i.,.,l absolutely free bvmall.iWi address Dr. Kilmer t n. of a.r,. Co., Bingharr.ton. N. Y. VI.en writing men tion raiding this generous offer In this paper. ri A CHAINED FOn TEN p i it i r. l I Cn9t. J BtBT AHBOMimT ritig, L MHTAL l;C, Tlis I noihlng 11k. a.iIm,,, P '' In.iaiil fllrl, etu In il 1( ij , tl ciirr wlisii kIUI.i ,(, ' Itrv, (', K V,IU, f Villi 11 1 'Fi "Vour irml Ih.iii. A,it,1k")w l'l riiiiililliiu, I 1 niihiii ,Ml ' liil I t'l tor Hieg.M d.,!,,'" Wl !. elotlnrd Willi "HH. i.,,,. , in lor in y'r, I iir,,w K -'ir.l. I your 'lvfii,J' (, of Hiii1r-.lliil ami lrn,iilh( , thougiii )m ' hut rr,l.l In giv( 11 (, j ,oi. m 1, mi ir.i in. ,,(,'' lull . Ixitti. " V' nt tV waot in Mint in mTlt Jlr- Irraiiiirnl ol A .I..,. (lli , ll-. l Mr Wrll., Mr'll w..rt"lk,.,' 1(1 I A tt. Altsi.,!rK..Y HU-.i!,nb In tut .Mlt.irf le, ii fn, (, loil vr lulu. I, u,,,ni, , lim, howavrr bad ),mr ia, ,1lilln filt and rur Tii nil. , t.j (, II, 1 "n'l II. Vfli n,s, i.lo-..i,1, in , Ilor MKIHri.vKi'ii..MK. i.vH.M Jy Hold tiy all llrngK1' Irlln J)un rjrjrrjrjrATjrArjrArjrArArAnrArjrAr4rArjr0t"" We carry Ike large.! aluck Caik kj rt. CoHiu and !.imiig in t'lai k 0ru. Hugh Jones, of Hog Hollow, is attend ing si liisil at Citrus. Mm. Kate Jones was the guest of Mis Maggie tiuyer Sunday. Aletha tloriisliui'li, Clata and Will tiuyer are on ibe sick list. Fred Stovens la very ill at Ids home with a severe altsck ol pneumonia. Knoxjt'ooiw, y( McMinnvile, spent a few days With li s parents la-t week. Mr. and Mrs. II. I.iud-I.y, of Heaver Creek, were the guests of Ml Millie Stevens HundaV afternoon. Wiley May surely expects to stay on his farm, as he is lioililuig picket ami Isjard lenceH on Ins farm, making quite ati improvement. ma. county. We arc the only undcitakna III Clackamas county owning a tirarw and will (urnUll It to' lr titan can b had rlwwhere. Wr are under small ris-nae and ito not k large jnufila Call, promptly attended night or day rhn. 14 1n!t ! IHI, )xT'--i-A A -cf Mrs ) V:'. ..... m - - . . W j W jw aW tm. TjrArJTATATATArATArATATATT.m-'-' a' av. R. L HOLIrv fit Til Coon S;::i ifC:: Ue live. Vlula. C. t. toiie is plowing his garden this week. W.C. Ward went to Portland last week on a biisine.s trip. Hay and Ed .Miller cut down a large yellow fir tree for wl Tin til l)', while lather Miller bossed the job. Woik is progressing ralher slowly on the pamonage, hut ll is U'ing done llr-t class and w hen d 'lie it will seem like a dill'erent house. , tuite a number of our young peode aHended the Kedland socia' and rehtt a good lime in general. Cora Ward's b is ket sold for the highe.t price, liringing (2 oTi. William Mattoon ws a good auctioneer. Our young people are putting in a g'Hxl deal of time drilling on the E,s'er pro gram, which Will be relidioed at tie cliiin li Eater Sunday at 10 A. M., fol lowed by an F' titer sermon tiv tint pas toi at 11 A. M. Everybody cordially invited to attend the eiviin. Harlow. Judge Moreland lias oieueil un a new meat market. There it to be a dance at I'arlow Satur day evening, March 2.'. Mrs. Ziegler, who has been on tlie sick list, is now iuiproviug. Mr. ami Mrs. W. W Irvin. of Aurora, visited friends at Itailow Miuday. When you want a new suit of clothea go to F'reeman's anil get a nmdc to order suit. The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. Ilownrd is oiiile ill. )r. I -il 111 in U j in attendance. K. K. I'ratloH returned Sutiirdav evening from a seven day's visit with friends in Port lurid. August Megney, our in-wr man Iroin Minnesota, took a trip 70 miles dow n the Ojlumhiit river from Portland, for cows He is going lu stock up his ranch. The Harlow Euchre, club held its lust party Saturday evening, .March ).r. li e cream and cake were served by t he ladies and a Very enjoyable lime w.ih had by all. The Harlow puMic school will give an entertainment in Coliimlia Had, March 31. beginning at 7; l P. M. The pii,jl will tie asni-.ted by Mr. Henry I'urcy, .Miss T11II, Mrs. O. U. linriow, M.ss fiheppard and C. (J. T11II in the l.itent Vaudeville, also by the iriHtrumental -tririg trio, arid under the leadership of Mr. Will Jesne, piano Kel.-clioriH by Henry lWy, t,g drill t,y hixleen Admission i" i.-eiila, children 10 tents. All are cordially invited to attend. NeMlr. Mr. Frank Hdton and wife have moved to Needy, having rented the farm of J. 15, Thompson, of Tacorna. Mr. John Uago and Mii-s Sarah Yoder, cl this place, were married last Sunday, at the resilience of the bnde.'g parents. Mrs. Charles Brockart, who baa been anil ring from prlyi, Is sonewhat( In proved, hat ing n-gallied tier eei It .'it'll. The lof tut S'lU of Mr. ad Mrs Sam H-M .! I'lirii-I .t the llo- k 1'iei'k it ni 'erv M hmUv. Mr. Hen formerly lived at Needy, w here I w i. a (ai ill , but ! now a ti'tldph' ot I'oitlaiel, where be eondoci. a lodging 1 un oil large a!t and is doing a good hii.llie... Till w their only child and they ha Ibe - ' IimIIiv of their old neghlHira in lief I U-re, veinenl Nasal CATARRH la ail In Ely's Cream Mr t lc!4M, VerthM lnt tl. tHUt.j. ll tuMiaUnli H'J driif a c.14 In IU U4 l)U,'klf, I'tvain llalm l( '4lMtyjM o.ef 1 BwoilnaM u.4 litter. M.H.U an4 ' f"lio ti Ittel OVfl, I'mrllmll Mturvloic. "A Iter using a few hoi lie. of Kodol'a J )v,-li I'll'e 111 V wife le eiVt'd (mlfecl and iicriiianeiit reln-l from a w-ve and t'hrontc cae ol .tomach trouble," sat J. It ll-dlv, real esta'n and loan srfi-iit , j ol Maciimli, HI "Itelorn using K'n I ' )tsi.mia I'iuh he could not eat an or dinary meat wlihoiit lutein., .ollerlng. She i. How entirely cured Several phy 11 ians and many remedies had failed to ; gie rel.-(." You don't have In dirt. Fat any good loo-1 you want, bill don'l o.erl-id the .tomach, K-slol lt aa-,i 1 u' ill alw.)a iligwt 11 for ymi. tie-i. Harding. I n a (mstiK nlii. Uipi. wj t mot bf bu.Ii Trtl jn,Vmtt BEST FOE BOVEIH If ,,!... r..l.r. k1-J. C U..,t a. I J'l 1 fc.... .lba ."H r IUr, tl h,..- eel k-. M H' CANOY I acc I OtrK' ii t II v 1ark. Itrport. 1 .1 ... L' ; I ... . Wheat - No. I . bu.hel. ' J..,, v J Flo,ir-l'olai,d. llVl le, 1,1,1. Wl, VLV.,:.".,iS.'aliM per -k Howards Heal, 'sk- Hrsack, 4ii.. ,, 4HH-r bbl tin nf foarf, tiici on-- k-.wb,,,.!! in.oii I.-,,,,., KFEP YOUR Bllll"b' cental, grav, l lull K) IVULI IUUII UkV, y 1 1 at old Tllll'i 1 1 1 . bitlcH ill tier l,, ! 'i,-e, f'l to '.l .',() N-f ton. Clover i , Hi'., Ill lix-d liay, fi 1 MillsMill's llran, I7.'iO per tori.! ilioits, l'l i'.l per ton ; chop, 1H ,V) per! Ion, barley, rolled, J",.(HI ,r ton. I I'otal'H-a ll.lrllo . Pi p..r hlllldle.tl ins. j Egg Oregon. Ei',r iii-rdorrn. 1 Hulter Ham h. .'ill to 4't e per roll. ' Applea liuldw in and N'ottbern Spies, ii.i Kiel 1. "ft t le.x Oinotia, choice 1 lo J per lb. llie.H.-d elm keim, 10 lo l."a f! per l.ivexlm k and ilrisei I b. live !.,., lo l. Ml 4T liuudre I. He I 'f. i ve I IKS. 1 'I.; hog., ilfes-ed. 11 lo tl'e: "beep. :ji.j to 4e; .l,..,,, ,r,-,.,, 7,-; Y"'1- d I. H lo H'ue; Uml,., bye, '''j t" I ' ; lambs. .Iree.e,, 7c. If .l l lierr Jii.l he name. I Miibi-I Such u Joi.e on Mr. IJnylMiy!1 ! We were out on 1 1 b:ilcoiiy l,ettti-,-u j the iI.iiii-. k. inn) he got the sh-cle of his llie.M i out nil w.- ,., ,,,lt fr,, ,,,, I of the P'.hN lli.it w.-rv j iiht pointed. I Miiinl Atidilld t on en nenr the iioul ! .M.lbel No. Why? I M.iuit t:.iniv.. you have red mint Hill over the h;ii of your wulht.-lhir- ' I leiii Life. I 'Mir Sn.nll llj'a A.,lra(li,n llriiiiilimi - , a. Willie, tt hut the)' K"Hig to do Klow up ,,it , j,,,,,. mnbllloii? Ml tie Willie ipmtbig llott n Ills "1 t.-inf-tvoo.l i, l,"i r, in,,. hnve peoph, tli-llible lli.o n p.-n 1,-lteH lit the t,-y ! luelilioii of ,i v inline-Hoxloii fl.el.. l age I. will at at j,ii(H)nii!ot taticH teli'l't Oregon, 1, of furiiiii iinJ k-dng lMTIllilH ''J Statimi Trl'l". pit ny . cover 'Kiln towns r. (iuick, f;', Ka All the ftatif'-n on jiersoiiftl cctt'it 8i: DiHtimi'i! Win. clenr uiitlru tir. kftni nml 'nlgt ns easily i'1' 0. ! laml. Em Orpjson ('itrof 'l Hanlmys Dt WAN rED-sKVKIttlty t( characli-r mid tlooil rei' i''" , (one in this coiinly f'l1" 7 ' , and a'lvertle ohl ti"S,r" re i no loni.e ol so HI llni""" wllh you when ymi , ary 111 mi rrkiy wi'ii an i'nvi;e in , a-i, Iroin i-ud oilier., II """E ,0.1X1 I nilied wlieo ne i-i-n-ary- ! clo.e B,-lflid-lr I ,.oo ! Manau-er, ,'lil I'antnii Hui'1' luelilioii of y inline.-IJimtoli Chris- . , ,uhe4 I till ii K.-KlHt.-r. ' I. lul.l !- 9oo The re.-.rl.ig of worms nml tnnnufac- j P j P PPf 3 00 title of K.iU tti r- i-oiopletely broken lit, f I . IU 1 T I j If ' III Ani.Tlc, by ,. ...tolullon. Ul III Ul "r00 In Am Little while Ili a freiiientty ime. noon become ,h,ek oiii m,- Chh iu'o News. OABTOIllA, Bian tu lt.8 Ui Ymi Hm AlrViys BoyH rranefaniE-f00 Freight ami rw'oft: to all imrlHof RATES - RESi it ch it hi If -tlier L.'y.V SVX ?i"V"' " m,,re building, whleti l" ,,Jtr 7u my .lock. My Kr..wliiK trailc ilrniniol. tills. One ( tilt trnM''Ks ,,,, :MEAT MARKET zT wlili li I. M-imrntr.l from H,c mnln ImlMIng I'rch mrnts nlwav. " " A O t-lllfti-r ...... omr"'.-. . O. MUM I , ttllliuuetto Fall laUU. I'1"'. 11