Tillamook headlight., April 06, 1899, Image 3

TILLAMOOK
WEATHER.
117 75 Inches of Rain Fell in this
County Last Year.
Temperature.
Maxi- Mini­
mum.
Mean.
Prevailing wind of the season.—W.
Total No. of stormy days, 31.
Total No. of rainy days, 152.
Total amount of rainfall for the sea.
son from Equinox, 1898, 86.45 inches.
From March 20th, 1898, 31.30iuch«.
To March 20th. 1899, 117.75 inches.
Total No. of clear days, 13.
Total No. of part cloudy days, 19.
Total No. of cloudy days, 148.
Greatest amount of rainfall in any 24
hours, 3.20 inches.
Total No. of light frosty days, 25; of
killing frosts, 20.
Total No. of days on which hail fell, 28.
Whole amount of ice formed, three
inches.
DOMESTIC PLEASANTRIES. I
"What’s an empty title, pa ?”
An empty title is your mother’s way
ot calling me the head of the house.”
Miss Flirty—How do you like niv new
engagement ring ?
Miss Cutting—It’s a beauty ; when
does it come off ?
... 43.1 . . 0.35
... 41.0 . . 0.48
... 42.1 . . 0.16
...
45.1 .
..
0.06
..
... 42.1 .. 0.02
"Ambrose, do you fast during Lent ?”
..
... 46.0 .. 0.04
1 es ; my wife and the cook go to
.
... 48.0 .. 0.80
church so much that I have to.”
..
... 47.0 .. 0.70
..
... 43.0 .. 0.25
Jenkins—Baby was not well, eh ? You
... 41.0 .. 0.08
.
... 43.0 .. 0.58
ought to call in Dr. Brown. We sent for
..
... 42.0 .. 0.67
..
him last week and the moment he saw
... 38.0 .. 0.76
..
... 39.0 .. 0.05 GOSSIP ABOUT NOTED PEOPLE our baby he guessed what the trouble
..
was.
... 40.1 ...
..
T.
Jackson—What was it ?
..
... ’47.1 ... T.
A
friend
of
Andrew
Carnegie
says
that
... 43.1 ... 0.00
. .
Jenkins—Pins.
... 41.1 ... 0.00 the latter has given altogether $6,174,.
..
... 41.0 ... 0.00 500 for the establishment of twenty-four Mrs. Blimm—The Dodsons at last have
..
... 41.0 ... 0.40 libraries or institutes in this country a girl they hope to keep.
. .
.
...
38.1 ... 0.28
.
.
... 40.1 ... 0.02 or Scotland, and his conditional offers Mrs. Grimp—Absurd ! Where is such a
... 38.0 ... 0.00 now outstanding, all of which will be girl to be found ?
..
... 41.0 ... 0.00 accepted, will take $2,000,000 more from
..
Mrs. Blimm—She was born to them
..
... 42.0 ... 0.00 his purse. The list of gifts shows that yesterday.
... 41.0 ... 0.00
..
... 40.1 ... 0.00 $5,100,000 was expended in founding
..
“They say marriage is a failure.”
..
... 46.1 ... O.GO the institutes and libraries at Pittsburg,
..
... 46.0 ... 0.22 Allegheny, Braddock, Homestead, Du­ “There’s a great difference.”
..
... 45.0 ... 0.10 quesne and Johnstown, the cities or “Why?”
..
... 43.0 ... 0.04 towns in Pennsylvania where his em. “In marriage the wife takes the hus­
band’s name, and in failure the husband
...1314.2....... 6 66 ployes live.
takes the wife’s name.”
Mean 50.7 ... 34.5 . ... 00.0....... ..0.00
Dr. Cabell Whitehead, at present as-
St’M mary . —Mean temp., 42.5; max.
temp., 57 ; date, 16th. Min. temp., 28; saver of the United States mint, has ac­ "If I am not mistaken,” she said, “he
date, 26th; total precip. inches, 6.66; cepted from the Turkish government a is thinking seriously of marriage.”
total snowfall inches, %; number of position which will virtually make him “Very likely,” he replied in his abrupt
days clear, 5; partly cloudy, 6; cloudy, director general of industries in the sul­ masculine way. "He always was a i
courageous boy.”
20. Dates of frost—Light, 5th, 10, 14, tan’s domain. It is intended to intro­
duce
into
Turkey
American
methods
and
15,17, 19, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26 and 27.
Mrs. Naborly—Is your aunt on your
Dates of hail, 1, 2, 7, 8, 11, 12, 13, 14, machinery in some great manufacturing mother’s or father’s side, Johnny ?
establishments
now
under
way
in
Con
­
20 and 21. Sleet, 0. Thunder storm, 0.
Johnny—0, sometimes on one side and
Auroras, 0. Prevailing wind—Direction, stantinople. The general management sometimes on the other. Depends who’s
of these will form part of Dr. White"
N.W.
getting the best of it.
R emarks —T trace.
Owing to the head’s duties.
small amount of rainfall in March and A friend of Speaker Reed sent to him a Miss Vera de Muir—Well, here we are
having had 12 white frosts at night, we clipping from a Los Angeles newspaper in the conservatory, and I believe that
may look for a larger quantity of rain in of the speech made there by General rosebud has scratched my cheek. Will
April.
Shafter, in which the general severely you please look and see ? * * * O, how
C apt . J oseph J. D awson ,
criticised Mr. Reed for his attitude to­ dare you!
Voluntary Observer.
wards and lack of sympathy with the Mr. Fairleigh Trapt (deeply penitent)—
administration. The Maine statesman, Forgive me. Miss Vera, I couldn’t help it.
Semi-annual report of the weather mindful, doubtless, of the army regu­ • • * Let me see, darling, if there isn't
from the 20th of September, 1898, to lation, which makes it a very grave a scratch on the other cheek.
March 20th, 1899, in Tillamook co., as offense for an officer to criticise a mem­
kept and recorded daily by Captain ber of the government, and thinking “Algeron, I forgive you!
Joseph J. Dawson, voluntary meteoro evidently of General Eagan’s great luck, “Darling, how generous !” sobbed the
logical observer for the U.S. weather wrote in reply thanking his friend and contrite husband, altogether overcome.
bureau, at Kilchis station, Tillamook co., saying: “I suppose General Shafter was With deft caress she strove to soothe
his emotion.
Oregon.
looking for a furlough on full pay.”
“Yes, Algeron, I forgiveyou,”she whis­
TEMPERATURE.
pered, softly. “And now that there is
G.
W.
Dunn,
the
naturalist,
who
has
From Sept.
aJ
. V .Z^¿
made twelve collecting trips to South thus no longer a skeleton in our closet I
2olh,1898>
«
tí •5.5
to March
«
A
America, intends soon to go to the have room to hang up two or three more
20th, J899.
£
Philippine islands to collect for the dresses, Algeron, dearest !”
September.. 69 24 5« 3o 3« 22 43 30 N.W. Rothschilds. He is an authority on the
“Great geniuses, they say, are alway
66 13 54
October
1 5» 15 30 25 w.
flora of California, and represented that
i 30 25 N.W.
November . 72
3 43 19 50
absent-minded.”
state at the native plant exhibit at the “Yes, but don’t fool yourself; all absent­
December .
51
7 25 12 48 27 25 12 W.
World’s fair. The projected trip to the
January ..
55 17 39 X 48 17 28 8 W
minded people are ont great geniuses.’»
February . 54 18 28 12 48 18 10
3 N.W
Philippines is rem arkable on account of
To March 20 57 16 45 13 43
7 30 »9 W.
Mr. Dunn’s age, which is eighty-five Irishmen—Fry me two aigs.
Total amount of rainfall and snow, years. He, however, shows none of the Waiter—How will you have them done
from September 22nd, 1898, to March infirmities of old age. His eve and brain —hard ?
20th, 1899:
are clear, his nerves steady and his ac­
Irishmen—Naw, jist aisv.
tivity that of a much younger man. His
c .
Modified Sentiments.
memory is remarkably good, as is
k
0
shown in the facility with which he ar.
When the streets begin to sizzle
•
ranges the details of his scientific re­
And the sun is blazing high,
searches.
_______
And the rain drops as they drizzle
1.12
30 .. 0
September .. .... 3.T»
Into streaming vapors fly.
1.00
i .. 0
October .... .... 8.51
Senator Allison is credited with doing
When the hop-toad and the lizzard
November .... ........ It-34
2.50 .. 30 .. 0
a
smart
trick
in
aid
ot
the
$20,000,000
26 .. 0
December ... ...... 12.00 .
2.25
And the June-bug come again,
20 .. H appropriation to Spain. He learned that
3.85
January .......... ... 23-53
We will think about the blizzard
Vest and some other democratic senator
8 .. 8
3.20
.... I6.89
February
In a vastly friendlier vein.
0.80
Marell ...........
7 .. 0
meant to delay the bill, and so had it
5.4O
—
—
—
— brought up while the Missourian was
“If you are the expansionist you assert
8«
Totals ... ... 86.45
absent. «Just as the vice president was you are,” said the desperate debtor to
Hail—29th Sept.; 20th, 21st. 22nd, reading it a third time Senater Vest en­ the pushing creditor, “why do you insist
23rd, 27th, 28th and 29th November; tered. Allision at once went over to him on squeezing me so ?
19th, 20th, 28th, 29th and 30th Decem­ and told a funny story, thus engaging
ber; 1st, 2nd, 11th 14th and 31st Jan­ the newcomer's attention until the meas­ Once upon a time a man besought
uary; 27th and 28th February; 1st, 2nd, ure had passed, there being only about a Fates to change his luck. When Fates
7th, 8th, 11th, 12th, 13th. 14th and 20th dozen senators present at the time. \ est did not answer him he waved wroth.
had determined to use the bill as a means "Why do you not answer me ?" he
March; total, 28 days.
Sleet—20th Nov.; 21st and 28th De­ of further discussion the Philippine ques­ asked.
cember ; total days three.
tion.
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“Because we are too polite to talk
ATMOSPHERIC CONDITIONS ANO PRE­
shop!” replied the Fates austerely.
CIPITATION.
City Warrants.
This fable teaches that convention is
•
£
The following warrants are now pay- not invariable the good thing that it is
«s
- |
>• s. able at my office: Nos. 158, 160, 161,
•o
From Septe-nber
~ ® .
cracked up to be.
•o «
a
22nd, 18a8, to March
£ ° £
•o
>. >. 169, 163, 165, 166, 167, 168 169,
5
2Otll, I899.
v
s
z
174,
175,
172.
4,
8
c
"u
Interest ceases from this date, March Doctor—The patient is beset with the
«
0
ó
0
fli 23rd, 1899.
idea that the land as far as he can see
55
Z
Z
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N. THOMPSON,
belongs to him.
8
..
2
2
7
City Treasurer.
September .... ....... 0
Judge—I should call that insanity, It
25 .. i . 28
2
October ..........
4
28
8
. 2 . 27
is merely incipient political ambition.
1
November
Total
........... »3
.. 4
8
4
• ■ 4
—
3<
20
29
24
15
—
>52
Rainy days, having little or no wind
with them, while stormy days, are bliz­
zards tearing down trees and buildings
generally.
Thunder Storms—November 27th, 6:30
p.m. ; December 19th, 3:20 p.m.; Janu­
ary 14th, 3 a.m.
FROST
AND
ICE.
Light Frost.
Dates.
...
September 1
...
October
6, 16, 18.
November.8, 13, 14-
December », 3. 6. 7. 8, .. .
13, »3, «2
.
January
13, «•
11, 12.
February
5, io, 14, »5, ....»
March
17, 19-
Killing Front.
Dates.
0.
o.
II, 12, 20, 24. »5
5, 9,10, ll,!«. 21
32-
3.1»-
1,2, 3. 4. 5» 6-
0.
Whole ice in inches—25th November,
014: 1st to 6th February, 2H; 21st
March, 14; total 3.0 inches.
Highest maximum temperature. 3rd
November, 1898, 72.0.
Lowest maximum temperature. 12th
Febrnary, 1899, 28.0.
Highest minimum temperature, 22nd
September, 1898, 54.
Lowest minimum temperature, 3rd
February, 1899, 10.
TWO LIVE PAPERS
Gov. T. T. Geer, ofOregon,
Rides a ’99 Rambler.
WHY ?
WHY ?
All old subscribers paying their
subscription» for one year in
advance will be entitled to the
same offer.
ß L. EDDY,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
T illamook , O regon .
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The ’99 RAMBLER costs $40.
ORE-
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
Because it is the Best Wheel manufactured.
Because of its New Improvements.
The IDEALS from $25 to $35.
H. COOPER,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Wheels can be inspected and their superior improvements
explained at Geo. Lamb’s, Tillamook Lumber Co.’s office.
OREGON.
TILLAMOOK
LAMB & SHANAHAN, Agents.
attorney - at - law ,
T illamook , O regon
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Office: Opposite Court House,
CHAS. COOPEY,
T illamook , O regon .
Civil and Military Tailor, 0LAUDE
Rooms 1, 2, 3, 12, 13, Up Stairs,
N.E. Corner Third and Stark Streets.
THAYER,
attorney - at - law ,
PORTLAND, ORE
T illamook , O rf . qon .
IJ. J DAI.Y,
¡OSCAR HAYT
Entrance 88>â Third Street.
£)ALY & HAYTER,
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW,
D allas . O regon .■
ROBERT A. MILLER,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
O regon C itv , O regon .
Lain! Titles and Land Office Business a
Specially.
WELL, WE’VE GOT IT AND MORE:TOO
UAMH8 MCCAIN,
¡A. W. HUVHKANCK.
If 3TC-CL T77"sent to
ZSTcio G-ex^tle Horse
To a. TTioe FZasv H-cig'g'37-,
Ccrxxe to Otxr Statole arxd
G-et it.
The Tillamook Livery and Sale Stable.
OREGON
TILLAMOOK,
ILfcCAIN & SEVERANCE,
ATTOR N E Y 8- AT- LA W,
T illamook , O regon .
I
TT IL HENDRICKS,
IL.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Careful attention paid to Land office
work and collections, notary public
work and practice in all the
Courts.
Office in the J. H. Bridgeford Building,
near the post-ofhee,
BAY CITY ......... OREGON.
J)AVID WILEY, M.D.,
SAPPINGTON &, GESSNER.
TILLAMOOK, OREGON,
Painters, Paper Hangers
and Decorators-
!(J
PHYSICIAN, SURGEON AND
ACCOUCHEUR.
All call promptly attended to.
T illamook , O regon .
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All work done on the Short! st Notice and at Reasonable Prices,
guaranteed.
Satisfaction
E. HAWKE, M.D.,
PHYSICIAN
AND
SURGEON.
TILLAMOOK, OREGON.
WHERE
TO
O.R.&N
INSURE.
THE LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND
GLOBS INSURANCE CO.
AGENT FOR TILLAMOOK.
J. S. STEPHENS.
HOME MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
AGENTS FOR TILLAMOOK,
I nion Depot, Nlxth and J Street*.
BIGGS & STEPHENS.
TWO TRAIN'S DAILY
FROM ALL POINTS EAST.
SCHOOL DESKS AND SUPPLIES OF
EVERY DESCRIPTION.
J. 8. STEPHENS is agent for the
Northwest School Furniture Corn ¡»any
for Tillamook co.
DEALER
IN
STUDEBAKER WAGONS,
OSBORNE MOWERS,
Buggies, Imy rnke«, ¡flows, and other
farm machinery. You can save
money by dealing with me,
Special Prices on Bnggiea and Spring
Wagons.
C. A. BAILEY, Tillamook, Ore.
“I asked that fine looking woman
over there if she’d hold my baby a min­
ute while I went to the end of the car to
get a drink, and she looked at me as if
I
she’d like to bite my head off.”
“Don’t you know her? She’s one of the
officers of the mothers’ congress.”
1 <) YOU
Telephone No, 7.
St. Alphonsus
ACADEMY
TILLAMOOK,
OREGON
CLASSES WERE RESUMED ON THE
I FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER.
•' FAST
MAIL KOVTK.”
OF INSTRUC­
Leave* for the E**t via Walla Walla and GRADED COURSE
TION
Spokane daily at 2:20 p.m. .•.rrfves at 10:15 ,
a
I HT. AlePHONBUB AUACEMY 1* divided into
leaves for the E«t vln Pendleton mid Hinn
f"ur deportment», vis Primary, Intermediate
ngton daily at « p m
Arrive» via Huntington Grammar, and Senior.
The year h divided into four term* of eleven
and Pendleton at 7:20 a.m
Dallea acornmodation leave« daily orept week* each.
C. A. BAILEY,
Sunday at 8 a m. Arrives daily except Bun
TUITION FEE.
day at 6:30 p.m.
Tuition Fee for one pupil for a term «if eleven
THROUGH PULLMAN AND TOURIST
weeks in the Primary Department, Two Doi.-
HLF.F.I’ERS.
I.AMH. ill the I n rEKMKDIAl E, lllNEE D o I.I.ARH;
Water line* schedule subject to change with­ GRAMMAR (fKADR, Fot M IXlLI.AMH , HKKIOR
C madk , F ive . D ollar *.
out notice.
O<KAN
AMP
llfVP.lt MCI! Kill J.K.
OCEAN DIVISION. — Steamship* «ail from
Ainsworth dock at 8 p.m. For San Francisco
Geo. W, Elder sails October 4, il, »0 »”d 29 .
Columbia sails October S, I4 and 23; State of
California sa Is October 8, 17 and 26.
9
"Remember,” said the friend, “that KNOW THE NEWS •
there are always two sides to an argu­
You can have it nil for
ment.”
1ER.. CO- PER
“I know it," replied Senator Sorgham,
MONTH JUL MONTH
in The Evening TrlegrHin, oí
sadly. "That’s what keeps a man jump­
Portland, Oiegon. Il is the lorg.
ing so as to keep his opinions in line
eat evening ne»»|is|ier publish,
with the voting tendencies of hi» consti-,
ed in Oregon; it collisili» »III lie
iiewsoftlie »tuie ioni italioti, Try
tuent».”
il for a monili. A »ampie copy
—
will lie mailed to you free. Ad­
HEADLIGHT
Dr. Fourthly—Do you not think you
dress
ought
to
give
up
bicyling
during
Lent,
and
Miss Wheeler.
WEEKLY OREGONIAN
Miss Wheeler—Oh. no doctor ; 1 could
INSURE WITH
not do that. But I am willing to Bacri-
One Year for >2.25. fice a part of my Incycle skirt.
Claude Thayer,
The repular subscription price of
THE HEADLIGHT is$1.50. and
the regular subscription price of
the Weekly Oregonian is $1.50.
Any one subscribing for THE
HEADLIGHT and paying one
year in advance can get both the
General Banking and Exchange busi­
ness interest paid on time defiosits.
Exchange on England, Belgium, Ger­
many, Sweden, and all foreign countries.
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TILLAMOOK,
Date.
hours.
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. 22
29
24
14
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4
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C. &L E. Thayer
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6
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Greatest
am ount ii
Am ount o
ruin in
inches.
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December
January................ ........
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February
March ................. .......
i
.
38
36
36
37
33
36
43
42
35
33
38
37
34
30
33
38
35
32
30
34
32
30
28
33
36
28
29
42
42
39
35
M ax.
Date.
H ighest
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Lowest
49
4-6
49
54
52
56
53
52
51
49
48
47
45
48
48
57
52
51
52
48
45
51
48
49
48
54
52
51
50
51
51
Highest
Max.
Date.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
N
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
2+
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
Rambler
OF
COLUMBIA HIVKIC MUMMKIC RCHKI»
I LK DIVIMION.
r
PORTLAND, ASTORIA A.Ni. TIIE COAST.
Steamer R R. Thompson leaves Portla**d
daily, except Sunday, at 8 p.m., on Saturday
at 10 p.m
Returning, leave Astoria daily, ex­
cept Sunday, at a.m.
WII.LAMKTTK
ItfVKIt
IMH'TB.
PORT!. A ND AND SALEM
steamer Kuth, Ifor Salem and wny ¡»olnts
, leaves Portland Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri-
' «lays at 6 a m. Rrtiirning, leave« Salem Tues-
' «lays, Thursdays and Saturdays at 7:15 a.m.
I
YAMIIILL RIVER ROUTE
Steamer ModOc, for I ay ton and wsy points
leaves Portland Tuesdays Thursdays and Sat­
urdays at 7 a ni
Returning, leaves Durton for
Portland and way ¡»oiuts Mondays, Wednesdays
and Friday* at 7 *•»«
INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC.
Instrumental Munie on the Piano or the
*t ringed inai rumenta, for a term of eleven week*
T en D ollars .
,_________
VOCAL MUSIC.
Vocal Music, E ight D ollarn .
BUSINESS
DEPARTMENT.
In the Bu«iliea* Department: Htenograph,
Book-keeping, and Type.writing included, if
dewired. The common brattchea, T hirty rivk
D ollars for the whole course.
ff i lain Sewing and Fancy Work free to the
pupil* oil Saturday afternoon.
Isatin, French, and German included in the
senior Grade
Private I omooii » in those lan­
guage« T kn D ollar * a term.
Board and Tuition, including plain and fancy
needle work, T mirtkrn I nh . larn a month.
When there are four pupil* In one family at-
tending the laat one la free.
Sewing ru bool. free to pupi'a. will be resumed
on the flrwtSaturday tn October.
REGULATIONS.
Htuflenl. »re entered Hlmv time during th»
He»* Ion No doluetton will be made In either
tlx Academic or Mualc Department for the
< hri.tni»» or Easter Holiday for withdrawal
before the e.pitntlon of the term or »tMencs,
except in caaw of dlamlaaal or prolonged tltneM.
Ttio»e who fini.h a complete courae In the
Academic or the <'rrrnrrrerclal lre|r»rtment and
j.H a wr I re factor y eaanilrrattron Irr the brauchea
preacrlbed are entitled to a Iriplotna
Steamer Almota leaves Riparia Mondays
.Mr». Snaggs—They »ay that thc Gài- Agent for Fireman’» Fund and London Wednesdays and Frida)* at 1 $5 a m., a ter ar
i rival of train from Spokane and Portland
and
Lancashirc
Pire
Insurance
well» are rich.
Leaves f>rwiston. returning, Sundays, Tuesdays
and Thursdays at n a.m.
Com panie».
Mr. Snaggs— Rich? They are wealthy
Steamer I xwi M mi leave* Riparia Sundays
beyond the dream* of avarice, Why, I
i Tuesday• and Thuraday* at t .45 a m ; after
have it on good authority that they CLUBBING RATFSS—Weekly Oregoniau arrival of train from mtokane and Portland SAMPLE COPIES oftha Headlight will
and Headlight, per year, $2 25 . the Leave* Lewiston Mondays, Wednewiays and
have egg» every morning for breakfast.
be »ent free on application. .Send a
San Francisco Examiner and Head­ Saturdays *1 6 a m W If HURLBURT.
postal card or leave your name at th
light $2 25. New York Thrice a-Week
General Passenger Agent.
office II pay» toaubacribe for the Ity
Th« man with too many iron, in the
HILI.I!'« , City Ticket Agent.
World and Headlight, $2.00. Strictly V A
Ing, newsiest and brainiest tiew-x
Telephone Main) 712,
cash in advance.
6re i. sure to take one by the hot end.