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PAGE EIGHT LINDSAY. Warner, Edna, Lindsayfi," Wescott, Mary, Lindsay .. {ohnstom Lulu, LinGSay" Bowman, Ada, Lindsay DobSon. Edna, Lindsay .. Connolly, Mary, Ups _4 Gl'etl‘, I}! Gillespie; ALL! lL\L\ .-.._-- , Jack Axmlm Fonclon Falls - ....... bx; Elhworth Austin. lonelon Fall: 654 -.‘ ..... 728 Willie. Carley, Fenolon 1MP» Ellis, Penelon Falls ....£13 Stanley , Wilson Ellis, 3 Verulam .......... 581 Osn'old Flat. 7 Yerulam ...........575 Jethro Graham, 3 Verulam - ....... 605 Chas. Ingram, Fenolon Falls . ..620 Howard Knox, 3 Verulam . ........642 Gordon, Mark, 3 Somerville ..... - 678 George Mark, Fenelon Falls ...... 708 598- Stuart Mason, Fenelon Falls ..... Henry :1.- Poulson, 11 'Verulam...574 Ernesc Smithson, ‘3 Somerville...670 Willie Stinson, [melon Falls ..... 634 Percy Suggitt, 4 Someflv'ille ...... 731 Charles Webster, 7 Verulam-,....704 Annie Bowhey, 3 Verulam .......... 646‘ ............ 583 Va-a. Campbell, 6,. . on A Mamie Campbell, FenetonFaHs 628 Pearl Fanning, 1 gemston- "5.441518 x ~-. “-‘Iâ€" ‘ .‘\1'!{S~I‘y. I‘Jncx, \I'J.) Lamont. Sadie. Li Dean. Ruth. Linda: Jackson. Flora. Li Cain. Joseph. Seep. Dwye-r. Lizzie. Sep White. Louie. Sop. A.‘ BOBCAYGEON.‘ Bottom. Roy, Bobcaygeon .......... 814 Hill. Willie.‘ Bobcaygeon .............. 794 Wiljon, Lila. Verulam .10 ..... ‘. ...... 7 87 Johnson, May,‘ Bobcaygeon ......... 772 .Stinson, Harry, Verulam 1Q ....... 769 Staples, Ruth. Bobcaygeon ......... 7'61 Az'scott. Howard. Harvey 2 .......... 755 Power. Meta. Bobcaygeon ........ 7....748 Ross Allan L, Bobcaygeon ......... 733 Cairnduh‘. Manley. Harvey 2 ....... 733 V'entress. Helen. HarV‘ey 2 .......... 731 Lowe. Adams. \‘erulam 10 .3. ....... 728 Read. Wilhelmina. Bobcaygeorx ...728 Dartnell . Wesley, Bobcaygeon. . . 1725 Hearst, Myrtle, Bobcaygeon ....... 723 Bradvn. George. Bobcaygeon ...... 722 Martin, Cecil. Yerulam 10 .......... 721 Vemlamx 10 .719 Stinson, Verner, Verulam 10 ....712 702 White. Lillie. \‘erulam 12 ............ Hill. Lilliv. Bolzcaygoon ............. 694 Lexie, Somerville 1....692 McKenzie. loam-ll. Vera. Bobcaygeon ......... 689 Mitchell. Stella. BobCaygeon ....... 6'79 Johnston, Frank. Bobcaygoon ....664 Van Norman, Gertrude. Bob ....... 663 Reid. Bruce, Bobcaygcon ............. 607‘ Murdock, May, Vorulam 9 .......... 592 McMullon. Willie. Bobcaygean .....’»'.'.‘ McIntyre. Malcolm, Bobcaygeon 5743 Jack Austin. Fonelon Falls - ....... 621‘ Ellqworth Austin, Fenclon Fall; 654‘ Willie, Carley, Fcnelon Ellis ..... 7 28 â€" -â€"_ vane 4 £13 warnér, Ednn, Lindsay‘.,...............927 Wescott, Mary, Lindsay ..... . ......... 891 {ohnstom Lulu, Lindsay ......... - ...... 8 79 Bowman, Ada, Lindsay ............. 859 DobSon. Edna, Lindsay ............... 857 Connolly, Mary, Ups 4 ................ 854: Edmonds, Jennie, Lindsay ............ 846 Cathro, Grace, Lindsay .......... 843 Flavelle, Jean, Lindsay ............... 833 Henderson, Ethel, Lindsay .......... 830 O’Neill, Olive Lindsay ................. 828 Elliott, Harold, Lindsay' ......... ...825 Hunter, Wilbert, Lindsay ............ 823 Fitzmaun‘ce, Margaret, Sep. Sch.;820 Jordan, lsk‘bella, Sep. Sch .......... 820 Emerson, Cyrus, Lindsay ............ 819 Naylor, Millie, Ops 4 ,._ .................. 816 Pepper, Mary, Lindsay ............... 816 Yarnold. liert, Lindsay ............... 814 Urea, auscyh, Fenelon 7 ............ 810 Menzies. Harry, Lindsay ............... 810 Woods Herb Lindsay ................ 808 Gillespie Fulton, Lindsay....2 ..... 801 Anuchu... Jean. Lindsay ............. 799 linowlson. Grace. Lindsay ......... 795 786 Donald, Charles D. Lindsay ....... Sop. Sch ....... 782 Prime-nu, Blandina, Ice, :UK Lindsay ........................ 779 l’odgc Grace, 8ep Sch ................ 777 Saudi; Stanley, Lindsay ........... 776 Wilkinson Willie, Lindsayn .......... 775 Ahmcmmbic. Lulu, Lindsay ....... 771 Unrew. Annie. Lindsay ................ 770 Watson. I’earl. Sep Bch .............. ~.766 ('innnmun. Mnhvl. Lindsay ............ 765 Johhitt. Harold. Lindsay ............ 763 l’rnstonJV’inla, Lindsay 762 'l’c-win. Violrt. Sop. Sch ............ 762 i r :sn’ull. l-‘ord. l.i-ndsuy.. ............. 761 lL-ml. I'lthcl A. Eldon 2 ............... 758 Kenny. Lizzie, Lindsay ............... 757 “Pill. Stanley. [Lindsay ............... 757 739 ‘--|‘.. I ne‘if‘. l.in(isu~y .................. 7m Vera. Uuwpucxn, v - -_.__ Mamie Campbell, Fenelon Falls 628 Peari Fanning, 1 Fenelon ..... 4618 Gatrudc Graham, Fendon Falls 681- Nellie Heard, Fender! Falls , ...... 654 (fireman. 121m Knowlson. \Vi Moffamt. .l-elar O‘Callahan. I Rogc-rs. Loo, Haugh. Grace Hunter, Fred Adam, Ethel, Wilkinson. A) I‘lt'lll'y. Thom [$0111. 5 Mills. 1‘ Pork i ns . Murphy. l‘rimczm mu ill . Begg. Kills-n Bruce. Clancy Clarke. Jack. Lindsay ..... : ..... McLean, Edith, Lindsay, ........ trod. Frod. Eldon 2, .............. Raul-h," Jeremiah. Sep Sch ....... Robinson. Lillian. Lmasay . Cinnamon. Alice; Lindsay .. Lucas. Charles L, Emily 4, ,, Hart. Harold. Lindsay' ....... Brien. Laura, Verulam 2 ..... Nesbitt, Maud, Lindsay ....... Hickey. Joseph. Ops 3, .. Brown. Norman. Lindsay Ferris. Hattie. Lindsay ........ Scuny, Jereml JordatLKatie. Robinson. Lil? ('innamon. Ali Lucas. Charles 14an Harold. {Inc-0n :01”, J Oh“ r i mmon . nes of éuocesaful candidates. 1 at which prepared, and marks ned. Maximum 1,100. Neces- to pass, 550.: A. it'll. l”()ru. ld‘llunu,v .-...-. Ethel A. Eldon 2 ......... . Lizzie, Lindsay ....... Stank-y. [Lindsay ......... Lcslic. Lindsay ............ Rachel . Lindsay ....... v, Jnhn E. Ups 1 m. Aloysius. Sop. SCh. IIllm-l'. Lindsay.......... Bruce. Lindsay ..... 5' nmon. . Ethel. Ups 0 ............. it. Sadie. Lindsay ....... Merritt. Lindsay ....... Lillian. Lindsay .......... . Charlcs. Emily 4 ...... ark. Ijndsay ..... 1 .......... Lindsa.V indsm’ Ifindsa ....... 786 Sep. Sch ....... 782 ........................ 7 7 9 Sch ................ 777 indsay ........... 776 indsay , 0 .......... 775 Lindsay ....... 771 say ................ 770 Bob .............. ~.7 66 Jindsay ............ 7 65 ndsay ............ 7 63 Idsuy 762 Sch ............ 762 1ds'uy . ............. 7 61 m 2 ............... 758 lsay ............... 757 lsu y ............... 757 my .................. 739 \dsay ............. 738 ms 1 ............. 738 Sop. Sch ....... 7 5 dsay ................ 731 ndsay ........... 7 25 mly 3 ........... 718 Lindsay ........ 716 5 ................... 716 :dsay ............. 715 .V ................... 715 dsay ............. 712 qch ................ 711 :ay ...... u... ndsay ........ ay ,,.......-- .......... pmm u unoc-o-vu...o-o 1.1.2.2.... \ ............1 fl noonoooon-o.-oo .. | Vol.4.- nw NV. .......... adv: ...... ....... ........ ...733 ...731 ...728 .. .728 ..{725 ... 723 ...722 ...721 .. .719 ...712 ...702 ...694 ...716 ,.629 ..623 ...612 ..602 ,..600 Berth; flounder. 1 Mon ”@588 Elva Maybee. Fenelon Falls .........729 Viola. Montcalm, Melon, Fdh....740 Mary‘Oawald. 8 Somervmo ......770 no ....... 625 Violet. Pulcy. Fonelon Fa Norah, Wilson. Penelon Falls ...,,.657 -â€" Hamilton Collins. 11 Harbour”?- Stanloy Dix. 8 Hariposa ......... ...649 Thou. W. Davihson, 1'7 .Mu‘lpoaa 7‘55 14 Marlpom ....... 621 Roy (Honey, 8 Mariposa .......... 695 Stanley Johnston. 17 Mariposa 689 Howard Lamp. 8 Mariposa .......... 859 Roy, Mark, 8 Mariposa ................ 683 Victor Suggitt, 14 Mariposa. ”....664: Ray Webber, 19 Mariposa. ........ 4 .631‘ Elma, Ray, 14 Mariposa, ......... "$3; ‘ Nellie Dillman, 8 Mariposa .. . Evelynflraham, 17 Mariposa. 38 Pearl Hooper, 8 Mariposa. .......... Hesba Jackson, 11 Mariposa. ...... 6 16 111er James 18 Mariposa. .......... 669 Beatrice, J enklns, 8 Manposa. . 823 Muriel C. Mark, 8 Mariposa ...... gig ........ Carrie Anderson, 13 Marlposa, ....813 .733 ’12 Mariposa. ...740 Lenore Cameron, ............. 680 Nellie Goad, 7 Mariposa. Pearl C'oad, 12 Mariposa ..... 4 ....730 Gladys Hughson, 12 Mariposa....680 MabelrJordan, '8 Mariposa. ........... 756 Velma. J ackett, 7 MariPOSa W649 Stella Lake, 12 Mariposa ......... 769 685 Ada: Nokes, 10 Mariposa. 794 iLota Philip, 12 Mariposa. . ......... Lorne Frain, 7 MaripOSa ............ 642 KIRKFIELD. Kathleen I] lll'l'y JlgUlua u.- Tbomas Walsh,'2v Clnlflen ...... ...587 (Rm-nurd Watson, U‘ 1 Bexley ....637‘ WOODV ILLE. ille . ........ 1.652 627 606 Mamie Boccrol‘t, Woodv Nellie Brown. 4 Eldon ........... Annettsl Brown, 6 Eldon ............. Lillian Campbell, pWoodvillo , Flora (‘iuum‘om 1 Eldon ........ ‘ ..... 668 Maud Forest, 5 Mariposa , ........... ' Winnie Granger, 1 Eldon , ........... 635 Florence Graham, WoodVille . ..... 588' Mamie McMillan, 6‘Eldon .......... 605 Alma Smith, 6 Eldon 586 Percy Bowin 1 Eldon 741 Cecil Bole, Woodville ................. "743 Hugh Campbell, Woodvillc .......... 812‘ Pot-er Campbell. 1 Eldon ..... <....6943 Donald"A. Currie, 5 Mariposa....672‘ Arthur Gourd, 1 Eldon , .............. 559 597 Percy Fead, Woodville ..‘. ............. Sinclair McLean. Woodville .........656 Donald 'D‘lcizuari'iv. 2 Eldon _ ....... 556 Oliver' Smith, Wuodville ...... ~ ..... ,.643 Percy, Walker, 1 Eldon ...... h ........ 647 Miss Pearl Iloapcr, 8.8. No. 8 Marâ€" L 1 ~LAn+ Teresa Drury, 2 Garden ............. Grace Hall, U1 Bexley .............. Maie E. Ivory, 4 Garden ............ Muryina Matheson, 5 Eldon ........ Mamie McDougall, 5 Eldon ...... Gertrude M. Peel. 3 Bexley ...... Stanley Duwy, 5 Laxton .......... Robin McGirr, 5 Eldon ............. Hurry Moncrief, 5 Eldon Thomas Walsh, 2 Garden ........... 91155 I tux L LLV‘rl<‘â€" , iposa having obtained the highest number of marks made by (ludents outside of Lindsay is entitled to the county scholarship. Thatfis free tuiâ€" tion at, the Lindsay Collegiate Instr; tute in 1904-05. Boys McCartney, 15 Manvers ........ 4 ..... Jamison, 9 Manvcrs .................... Eea1,5 Mauve-rs, ........................ Robeson, 15 Manvers ................... Weatherilt, 5 Manvers ................. Girls Davis, 5 Mauve-rs ....................... Harpei, 9 Manvers ..................... Hutch'ison. .3 Manvers ................. Kennedy, 9 Manvcrs ..................... 0’ Brian x15 ) Manvers ................... Robeson, 15 Manvers . ................ Row an, 5 Manvers ...................... we had on weeds were the seed ma disappearo" ‘Said in Few Words on. .3 Manvers ................. ', 9 Manvcrs .................... ,s15 Manvers .................. 15 Manvers ............ 5 Manvers ............... 5 Manvers ...... 5 Manvers, 1 best Junkin. my? $116 NETV ILLE. “The Weeds along dn’t make a very on the big CYO‘Vd IS (1883 If these each year before I thev would soon uvuw |..........‘..,.. _ m ........... .....627 don ............. 606 odvillo, ....... 728 I don ........ ’ ..... 668 3088. , ........... 7'08 ldon . ........... 635 1' .odville ...... 588| Eldon .......... 605 l ................ 741 '] > ................. 743 ivillc .......... 812 )ldon ..... {H.694 Mariposa....672 '1 3n , .............. 559 la ..‘. ............. 597 )dville .........656 Eldon . ....... 556 1 Ville ...... \ ..... ,.643 on ...... b ........ 647 8.8. No. 8 Marâ€" x uuuuuu ooooooo ..626 627 .. ..670 ....559 .....)57 ....610 “.570 ....713 "652‘ ..756 .521 .1549 ...341 ..667 ”6-6"? ..594 ..661 781 7’55 621 695 632 .813 .733 .740 .680 .730 .680 .756 1502 .627 .606 .728 .668 .559 .758 .707 705 799 684 623 631 .364 550 DUNDONALD: WRLGOIE BACK AGAIN In Saturday’s Montreal Star there appeared several stanzas under the above heading and over the signature “Inverlochlin.” The fact that “In-, verlochlin‘" is the name of Col. Sam Hughes’ cottage on Cameron Lake, and that Lochlin was the family name of the coloncl’s motherâ€"these facts together with the colonel’s en- thusiasm for Lord Dundonald, fur- nish a strong clue to the author of the stanZas which are as follows : Our ain Dundonald gm awa' ; Frae scenes and friends bcioved he’s ta'en, May choicest blessings on him fa'! He’ll aye be welcome back again ! high, “Strathcona’s Horse" ] led. The watqhword, “Aye to d« Britannia mourns these JA-S.’ M. SQUIER SON. Lindsay, 18th J uIy â€"29‘â€"4. O’er Egypt’s sands In desert waste 0 On burning plain. Won luurels rare. Through valleys deep. WANTED, 50 smart. steady -youug womcnnnot under 17 years of age. Steady employment will“: given all winter for which we will pay $3 to $4 per week, according to the proficâ€" iency of the picker. Will [-3 (starting sorting peas in picking room about 20th August, and those wanting a place will please call at. Seed House office at ongefand leave ghou- names and addresq'gfi. Wong be“ pro- cured gheapl’y {or those, fwxn.o‘ut of town {fiho' wish to coiné 'an'a‘ ‘éecm'e steady, .clean and “healthy employa- men't. ‘ ' When wild ward ’lurms‘ And true Transvaal th true, Dundonald‘s lord, with His sword for Queen drew. STR‘ YED STRAYED; â€"From the premises of the undersigaed, Lot 11. Con. 6, Ops. on or about June 1.5t.h.1904¢ one year-old steer, red, with white spots on head and'fla'nv. Findeb‘a'will please notify JOHN Hme; Lindsay P.O.â€"â€"26-4. ()n toilsom march, ‘mid hattlo's roar A kindly hand and word he gave; True gallant lads. true every corps. He freely risked his life to save. Dundonald Nae 6 4 f Unconquered White. p bold, Dundonald saved. it Frue fair Natal. wur' To Transvaa‘ 1. «1 deed. here ! While floats the Canadians. will One prayer to him dealâ€"â€" Canadians, “sodg With fervor breatht “Forget us not, nests. TEACHER WANTEDâ€"School Sec- tion No.8, Somervillco;Male beach- cr. Duties to commence third Mon- day in August. Personal applica- tion preferred. SAM SUDDABY Secretaryâ€"23. CERTAIALY, SAVE THE BIRDS. (Fenelon Falls Star.) Now that summer- is here once more something should certainly be done to \prevent the boys from shooting birds. There are not nearly enough birds in Canada and agricultural ex- ports have proved that without birds no craps would grow, as birds live on those insects which destry grain. So apart from the beauty of birds, and their sweet notes, their useful- ness should protect them the sense- less cruelty of boys. Another“ phase of the matter is the bad efiect pro- duced upon. the dispositions of boys by permitting them to indulge in use less destruction of life.‘ If it cannot be stopped in any- other way,'boys should be fined for carrying air guns and they should certainly be prosecu- ted for destroying bird'life or bird's [ANTEDâ€"Dining, Room Waitress and Chamber-maid. Apply at. BENSON pmvé this July 12, 1904. ENE‘RAL SERVANT WANTED.â€" Wagcs $10 a month. Apply to Mr. C. D. Barr at Registry office. next. DUNOON’S ourt House, Lindsay.â€"I State .ld e‘cr WC‘ ‘ ‘ foreigner" ’ ward ’1urms, franrango Transvaal thrilled Britons Drug Store , “sodger lads" and a', breathe this fond appealâ€" s not, though far awa‘,’ IN VERLOCH LIN. lord, with soul clatc. sands, up ancient Nile, 18% our “Hielan’ man' lain, in deep defile, iqiih the coloncl’s en- Lord Dundonald. fur- lue to the author of ch are as follows - rod, in sorcet. need, . wur's conflict rolled I. won by valorous British Union Jack, his name rcVere. 3 ll “elcome back ' ” of “Stranger” as in Soudan. frag warm hearts proud Comrades o‘er mountains and country do or die." 3e honored Dundonald r , . L08? {DSTâ€"On Goose Lake, on July 9th, f; a; gold-headed umbrella; finder will ; please leave ,at Spratt. a 'Killen's ~. grocery scorer-294. " FARM FOB SALEâ€"In Mariposa, 8 miles from Woodville and same dis- tance from CanningtOn; 50 acres nearlyall cleared, in good state of cultivation; no buildings. Price $1,700. Appur aunts omoe. ## FARM FOR SALE OR TO RENT.â€" North halt lot 2, con. 8. Eldon. containing 100 acres. nearly all plow land. About 1} miles from railway station. Good brick dwell- ing and good outbuildings: also orchard. For price and terms ap- ply to JAMES GILCHRIST. Inlay f: FARM FOR SALEâ€"50 acres. i mile south of Little Britain, all cleared. good land. in high state of cultiva- tion, good buildings; price right poseossion after harvest. Apply to _- . -.‘vnlni) T lt‘ln “Pitflin.â€" Kim FOB SALEâ€"Lot 20, con. v. 0pc, two mile- eut ol Liam. 100 urea. 40 acres cloned voluoblo temoroc bush. 0:: the premise. is a. good home Lora and good well. For further particular! apply to HRS. HUGH FORRISON m- L. V. O'CONNOR. Burl-tar. EARL! FOR SALE-That. valuable farm consisting of 88 acres. mqrc FOR SALE OR TO RENT.â€"0ne hun- dred acres farm, about. all cleared. in good data of cultivation : good buildings with stone foundation un- der barn ; tvm good spring walls ; 4} miles from Lindsay. Possession to plow after harvest. Apply to ANDREW ROBERTSON, Lindsay. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGEâ€"A horse power Threshing Machine for sale 'or exchange ‘gt a. bargain. as the owner has no-further use for it. The machine is in first-class repair and mgdy to, commence work. For particulars and price apply to W. WASHINGTON. ‘Oakwood P.0.-â€"29- FARM FOR SALE OR TO RENT.â€" 829 acres comprised of part lots 8, 9 and 10, cats. 4 and 5, - Emily township. i miles xrom Omemcc. Good whim brick house, with stone cellar; large frame barn and other outbuildings: two good wells and never-(ailing stream: soil clay loa'm. About 200 acres cleared. balance valuable timber and pas- ture land. Full particulars and terms can he hiid Rom Mr. J. B. McQUADE or R. J. GRANDY. Omemcc. Ontoâ€"29:8. FARM IN MARIPOSA FOR SALE BY TENDERâ€" Part of lot 1, con- cession 13. Mariposa. 75 acrqg; FARM FOR SALEâ€"One hundred ao- re , lot 18‘, con. 3, Ops, known as Hutton's Grove farm, two miles southwest of Lindsay. All first- class high: and dry land in good state of cultivation, with fair build- ings and five acres of good hard- wood. Apply to H. D. HU’I‘TON, on the premises, or box 374 Lind- mer cottage on tne V Cameron Lake. Go fine bathing water. I session. Apply to GE Fenclon Falls.â€"27-3. ing shed, orchard and never-failirig Spring. It is two miles from Glen- arm and within a "mile of school. church and cheese factory. Posses- sion given March lst, 1905. Apply to BERT-LAPP on the premises.- or J. W. GREENWAY. Cantu-my:â€" or less, comprising lot 16 on the 11th concession of Eldon. About 80 acres are cleared; the balance is light bush. The soil is a. fine clay loam. 0n the farm are a frame house and bank barn, driv- I). F. MAU 28-3. I apply to MRS. EU or L. V. O'COF Lindsay, P.0.-â€"19. OR SALEâ€"A farm of 107 ms in the township of Eldon, immodiataeâ€" 1y adjoining the village of Wood- ville. Buildings up-to-dato. This Tenders win be received by the Exe- cutors up to noon of July 25th, 1904. For particulars enquire of R. H. Shipman, G. H. Hoyle, Exo- cutors. Cannington, or A. J. REID, Solicitor. Cannington.â€"26â€"4. is one of the beat prowl-ties in the county. For further particulars apply to the owner MR. JAMES STUART, Woodville P.0.. or to MOORE a J ACKSON. Solicitors. one of the best. small farms in the Township; must. be sold to close Estate of late William Jewell, de- say.â€": ‘.â€"14â€"t1. Jfifii‘ZR. Little Britain.â€" Fltâ€"A nice sum- 1e west shore of Good fishing and '. Immediate 003’ GEO.“ D. ISAAC. Acarefulperusalofthefoflowin listof ’ ‘ will show 3"?“ the “V5383 P093131" 8 Yafious hm saw B “1-59 w "v I will nosdoubt make a quick W' (12. 1 n1 Bountiful l 15 an Canvas Iuslin cums Insun ""V anv‘} and Muslim. colors of Light BknanclluNtvlzrwith wig: coin t. 30 price 1 $40.: for ..... . ......... 25c .m§“”«9Â¥- ONE PRICE up int cursion day Pc- wn "as an pat lutl 1111:1111)! about 200 1' mm- M "~- Lindsay-‘23- ...Md. Man contract. 0| walks at 01 foot. )[illw although 1- than Chalm carry m roof of pail st tents \ sult. roughness I indignation sound of 111 a, handsom the corner on Monday -â€"Mr. Jo: â€"m.r. do: against the Betta, one. his ribs wg book in J smash-up I tonsivo. l‘ht â€"l’ersons! may do 60 ticket. {OH August 1111" any of thy along the q The ticketd two days. â€"0uo of- lhc 1.13. Lindsay-BL" 25x40; \yi longer thu occupied without moved ,fr another. â€"-Sill.v 1m amen m tiuuo granuli and a‘ As a r for life. M.B.A mg has dufirial Mfam good (or music p! the 0P1“ he (IUCPI an to WI a l uablt r. 330 W A 110W 00 \ml {10' Ly 80" resolut “'00" om( H“ ; Ill qui' 1K l‘lK Sll flu Ill ll! lx H