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These should be directed to the Editor of 'I iik Herald. HKMITTANCES For Subscriptions or Advertisements must be made to the Manaokh, Conway Publishing CompanyTHURSDAY DEC. 26 h 1Q01 % This is the right time to form good resolves for the new .year. We look back over tlie year that is about to end and see the mistakes we have made, the opportunities we have missed, the advantages we have allowed to slip by ungrasped. We should resolve to correet our mis(al/flC !>< ? nnminn ??.>vu V??V. < VMIIIII^ , rill . fl> lill ilJill. is possible, and reform our lives to a higor standard of living rather than ti> a lower. All of us are wiser by one yea l's experience than we were when wc started out upon the year that is soon to expire. Congressman It. R. Scarborough ha> introduced in congress a bill providing for the erection of a public. building in Florence. We hope he will be successful, and it is probable that he will. The I J. S. Treas ury is in a plethoric condition and the building of government buildings, wherever needed throughout the country, would seem an excel | lent method of reducing the surplus, and putting the money back in circulation. It is certainly free from the principal objection of the ship subsidy scheme, which is nothing less than the rankest kind of class legislation?voting the people's money into the pockets of a few rich ship owners and builders, who are really offering nothing in return. But iaside from all this, the building is really needed in i 'lorence and we hope she will get it. Marion Star. The growth of Conway during the past two or three years is the remark of every visitor. We trust that when another year shall have passed away still greater improvements will have been made As a general rule, so far as we have been informed, the farmers who planted tobacco this year were satisfied with the results. A majority of them will say that it paid them better than cotton. It is comparatively a new industry in this county and some of our farmers planted it this year for the first time. We want to see the industry grow, and we hope all those having lands which they believe will suit the weed, will give it a trial next year. It is a good plan to diversify crops and never plant too much of one thing Quite often u farmer may have land suitcd to both cotton and tobacco within the same field. In this ease ho can plant the cotton land in cotton and the tobacco land in tobacco If the season dosen't happen to suit one crop and it fails, he will have the other to fall back upon. The New Year. This is the last issue of the old year. Hefore the Jlf.rai.d again makes its appearance, t he old year will have passed silently away into the memories of the past, and a new year will have begun its course. What the new year contains for us all, is something entirely unknown. Its history cannot now be written. What it is to bring forth is wisely withheld from us. It is preditcd, by some that the coming year will be a hard one for the masses of the mom.nt. to go to tho. bot people, that the short crops of the year almost to cud will cause the price of provisions, next year, to be high, and the short money crops will depress the circulation of mon ey. One of our exchanges predicts that corn will be at least <1.50 per bushel, and his view of the coming year is in other respect very gloomv We have no such extreme views concerning hard times ahead. We do not beliete that the year 1002 will be as marked for its universal pros perity as some of its recent predecessor:, but^therc are no substantial foundations for some of the predictions of hard times that are oeirg made. The now year is likely to be a good crop year. It is not often that we have two bad crop years in succession. If the farmer's main money crop is short this year, this fact makes it likely that the .Mime crop will command a better price 111' V t Villi I' As we have said, the coming year belongs to the future, no man can tell, with certainty, what the results of the year will bo. Considering everything, as we view the situa lion, the year is full of promise. Feature of the Midway, the! Great Silver Horseshoe. As the leading leature of the Midway of the South Carolina Interstate and West Indian Exposition, there has been erected for beautiful Jim Key a very handsome and unique theatre, designed by Chief Architect Gilbert, the eminent architect of the Exposition, this being the only one of the Midway buildings designed by him 'lhe front rcprei scuts a great. glittering horseshoe,! forty live feet in height, pointed in! silver, gold and ivory The seating' capacity is nearly 1,000, a special gallery being erected for colored people. The Auditorium is handsomely decorated, and a heating plant lias also been installed, and it was the first building completed on the Midway. The teacher of beautiful Jim Key, many say, is equally us wonderful as the horse, for it took Dr. Key seven years to educate him?a wonderful c iso of patience. |r THE WORLD'S fEI GREATEST FEVER | SI MEDICINE. I 1 For *11 forma of fever take John- t>. en** Chill and Fever Tonlx It I ; r! 100 timeii hotter than quinine ami >* / iloee In a single dar what Mow out- (v., ulue oannot do In 10 duy?. It'* K, aplundId cures are In etrtkij^K contreat to the feeble cures made by quinine. \ s 8 fig! HIGH ARDSON--BUCK. The marriage ol Miss Jessamine Ruck to Mr Donald \ran Richardson of Whitevilio, N. C., occurred at 'i o'clock on Tuesday, at the home of the bride's sister, Mrs. II. M. Tolar, 2 Highland Park, Itov. Dr. Perry oflioiating. The house was beautifully decorated with palms and laurel. The bridal party standing beneath a bower of Southern mistletoe. The bride was proceeded by Miss Dorothy R. Little, of this city, whoacted as maid of honor. Her gown was of light blue silk muslin over blue silk, aud she carried a shower bouquet of pink carnations. The bride wore an exquisite gown of white crepe do chine over white silk, and carried white roses. Her veil of white tulle was gracefully (taught with her engagement ring, and she wore the gift of the groom, a circular pin of pearls and diamonds. Mr. Richardson was attended by Mr Charles Smith, of Augusta, Georgia, who acted as best man. A receotion followed the common\* and Mr and Mrs. Richardson left lor an extended trip to New York, Philadelphia and Washington, and will be "at home" to their friends at Hucksport, S. C., after January 20.?Cambridge Tribune. [| Rain ?nd aweat \ \ v \ ' M have no effect on JLirkerA ?? tW^w harneae treated FiftCF K A> Iff will. Eureka Har- M l/i|i&rl|/T K? B ness Oil. It re- \ B aittt the damp, WW \ \ I keepitheieath- 'FT Jf kTBM rtr^tWWW fli 1 do not Ueak. \ \J\\? * I I u?:z'T.<: ^\x fJ/Lw u H ^n.lcut. Sor M\ Company & ? booth Items. Tho hoalth of this community not good. Wo are pleased to see John booth out again after being confined to his bed for some time, S. P. booth of Central. Fla., is spending the holidays at this place James Hamilton of this place has moved to bayboro. Sam b. MeNabb made a pleasant visit in the Louisville section recently J. D. booth in spending the holi days at Fair blufT, N. C. George W. Holmes made a business trip to Conway recently. bklmnokr torn. 1 bit skins woven togotnor. 1 . nil. L I O \T J - A ? ?- " EXHIBITS AT THE EXPOSE HON What our Supt of Exhibits Saw in Charleston and What we Vet Need to Have There Editor IIkiiai.ii:?licit)# in Chariest on recently, I visited the South Carolina Interstate and West Indian Exposition. While there is yet much tobodoncut the ''Ivory City" before the buildings and grounds will be completed, and the exhibits all properly installed, 1 am pleased to state that the Exposition promises to be a splendid success, and will be well worth a visit a little la tor?ottering, indeed, a rare opportunity of which every one in I lorry county would do well to take ad vantage. With much pleasure I noticed that the exhibits from our county?so far as they go compared favorably with those from other sections ? f this State; our forest exhibits, while not complete as to varieties, being the finest that 1 saw in the Southi Carolina building Credit for this is largely due to Mr. G. K. Sessions, and to him I desire thus publicly to express my sincere thanks. Our exhibit of woods covered the following: Short Straw Pine, Hose mary Pine, Maple, Hlack Ash, Poplar, Elm (one variety), Sweetguin, Hickory, White Hay, Magnolia, Cy press, Dogwood, White Oak, Water Oak, Ked Oak, Post Oak, Hluckgum, Chinquapin. Persimmon, Mulberiv, Holly, Cedar and Walnut, the two hist named not being line specimens, and I would like to secure lincroncs. We have, in this county, quite a number of other varieties of woods, many of which I may not be able to mention, but 1 would be pleased to secure at least one good speeimon of each to add to our exhibits?the specimens to b: live feet long, saw : I'll !lt H.W'll i.? s:...... ish Oak, Will >w Oak, Liu; Oak Herch, lleech, Cedar. IJlickjaci-, Tupelo Cum, Cot ton wood, Ked !hi\, Lablolly Hav. Iron wood, White A*h, I'op Ash, China, Locust, Juniper, Wild Cherry, Mock Orange, Osage Orange, l almctto A'c. Kspccially do 1 desire to stress the importance of making our forest exhibits as line and as complete as possible, and it is in this line that we should easily c.xeell any county in this State- \nd what vast possibilities may open up to our people should they take advantage of the opportunity thus of fered to advertize our almost ir.ex haustiblc supply of line woods, and of thus securing a market therefore where we now have no demands. I had a long conference with Mr, I A. W. Love, Sept. Stale Kxhibils, and he is anxious that we try to sup piemen! our county exhibit, he bein;* especially desirous for ear corn in which our exhibit i* sadh hurt as in most other ii .e> , ! am sorry to ad nit While our Keifor peats ap pear to bo larger ihau any o.hers 1 saw, they are the oi.ly fruit we dis play, exeopt a few pickles; ami we nave no exhibits of rice, small grain, peanuts, but f*w peas, potatoes, pumpkins, one sample on'y of suj.ar cane s\ run, (of whieh the exhibitor, Mr. < alv n :Striekl.tad, st ites lie raises loO gallons per acre) and while our sugar cane ami orgltum speci| mens aro line, they are not so full as they should be. These are only a few of the things which I wouhl nue very much to si1*1 added to our exhibit, and thoyurc mentioned here only as suggestive The whole (ield of our vast resources !s practically open, and it is desired that the range of our exhibits shall be as full us possible, as to vat iety. We hope to ship a second car load of exhibits frotr. here about the middle of January next, and wo earnestly urge every one to make personal effort to aid us to make Horry's place in the picture one of which we may all feel justly proud. C. I*. Quattlebaum, fcjupt. Horry Co.,Exhibits. <? Thii ignature ia on evory box of tho gonuiua Laxative Broino-Quinine Tablet* the remedy that euro* u c?:!U lu ono day I ALL WOMEN I Wino of Cardui is the guardian S I of a woman's health and happi- B I ncss from youth to old age. It fi n holps her safely into womanhood, n I It sustains her during the trials E? ! I of pregnancy, childbirth and U motherhood, making labor easy n B and preventing flooding and mis- H carriage. It gently loads her fc B through the dangerous period tt i known as tho change of life. |WINE?'CARDUll I cures leuoorrhcea, falling of tho womb, and menstrual irretmlaritv u in over}' form. It 14 valuable in every trying period of a woman's M life. It reinforces the nervous H system, acts directly on the geni- I tal organs and is the finest tonic for women known. Ask your druggist for a $1.00 bottle of Wine of Cardui. Hfltcovtllo. Ala., July 11, 1900. 5 I am using Wlno of C'ardttl and Thed- g ford's Black-Draught and i foel liko a 3 different v.omnn already. Mayoral la- I dfea hero keep the medicines in thoir g homes nil the tlino. 1 havo three girls a and they are using it with me. ;j | Mrs. KATK HROWDKR. R For advloo ami literature, address, giving S symptoms, "'Ilie ladle*' Advisory Depart- Ft nient", The Chattanooga Medicine t'oinpauy, Jd Chattanooga, Tetio. VJ l A visitor to our thriving litilccity, remarked n few days ago, that the growth of the town' during (Im last few years, is to him wonderful. jmv ? viouwr" ? -e- "* . \ 1 irt?irn aii* and HAfls vessels far < I I ' I , .. .. 11-nf t I MS i ^22 I nib iSS I gi-c^3 ? r 3J I hihi !srt ^ VMhi s* A O I "^llas i sf ^ s -ol H T I srlssff s s ? ? ? I 7ja?<5 * - I ?< -*?:> - ^ ^ I ^ ^ 5 ^ ~ *** p 11=!!?? - ? <=T3 1^1 I crt=2 I ||l|j| I CO 1*111*0 Water. I am sinking deep and shallow Artesian Wells. In every case ?. ivin# sat isfaction. Ih f -reiKvs and estimates furnished on applieation. A MSX A N DJOli N. COX, Conway, S. C-* ri! n I I DI l >r t< IV A > > _ mn n; At J. Causey A: Co. We believe in laryje sales and small profits Here are some of our prices. Calicoes worth <? cents, <joii ?r ;vt I' a ml r> cent s per yard. | 1'ee Dee Plaids ooino at .r> cents j per yard. lull line of (>ai.ts from .">0eouts to $2 ad per pair. A ?jood pair for 7.r> cents. Other ?*oods too numerous to mention at prices just as low. * Yours very truly, J. C/U 'SKY rjTutt's Pills FOR TORPID LIVER* A torpid liver deranges the wholo system, and produces SICK HEADACHE, ?~ Dyspepsia, Costiveness, Rheumatism, Sallow Skin and Piles. iicre is no uener remedy For these common diseases than DR. TUTTS LIVER PILLS, as a trial will prove. Take No Substitute. DLiHASKS <>? Tin: KK1N. T!w int? nso itching and smarting hidden., to cr'.'?ma, tetter, salt-rheum, and other ilir."'.se8 i I'the skin is instantly allayed by applying 1,'liainberluin's Kyc ami Fkir Ointment. Many very had cases have heel permanently cured hy it. It is cipialb ell ii-nt for itching piles and a favorite remedy for pore nipples; chapped hand.', eliiN hi:1.ins, frost bites, and elironie sore ey?*s. For sab by druggists at 25 cents per box. Try Dr. Catly'ft Condition Potvdet g, lino ire just tvlint a horse needs when in bad condi Mon Tonic, blood purifier and vermifuge l U ' vJtA ThcMOS m CHILLS and FE> THE ON1.V MAJfH RICIU TASTP.I.ES3 and P| Dcco Rot Contain Qaiatne Ror Other 1'otsjh Doe* Rot la, M W. A. MoLaity <fc Ron, T>!rno Hox, Tex , fj 51 best we have ever handled. My son preset 0 only (')iill Torric winch * chile. can take wit *g I'ricc ?}?. IHtOWti * NOW! o? iDOAn uuyov/n 'tm una i The NE> r> _ T ? * * F t>y i aKing y our It is the paper that stt If orry Con nty, A'o good cii oat it- Come and enter yc news of the Campaign yea Yours for a Happy CI A'ew Year. H. H. W mi at 1 ... . . ?i-a..,.* .r ? xt. 'it ?iVi i Tax Returns. The Auditor of Horry County will attend the following pieces at times apoclti d below for the purpose of taking Heturns ot ali tixublo property, both real and p< rsomil, for fiscal year eoniuieniiug Jnn. 1st, 1902, mid ending Dec. :11st, 1902. Cool Spring \N euuesdny Jan 1st from 10 a m to l p ui Iiehohoth Thursday Jan 2nd fro t 10 a in to 12 in Zoan Thursday Jnn 2 from 2 p m to 4 p m San ford Friday J an 3rd from 10 a in to 12 in Hurley Friday Jan 3rd from 2 p hi to 4 p in ltayboro Saturday Jun 4th from 10 am to 12 in Adrian Hatuiday Jan 4th 2 p m to 4 p m Jordanville Tuesday Juii ?tli 10 a in to 12 in tiideon Tuesday Jan 7th from 2 p in to 4 p m Ualivants Ferry Wednesday Jan 8tb from 10 a in to I p tn T,.ylorsvilW? Thuisday Jmi 0th fr?'in 10 a in to I p in. Vardellu Friday Jan 10th from 10 a m to 1 p 111 Floyds Saturday Jan lltli Iroui 10 a m to 12 iii Spring lirauch Saturday Jan 11th from 2 p in to 4 p m Ui'een Sea Monday Jan 13th froin 10 a in to 2 p in I .oris 1 uesduy Jan 14th from 10 a in to 2 p in Daisy Wednesday Jan 15th from 10 a in to 12 in Hound Swamp Wednesday Jan lftli from 2 p m to 4 p in. llatniiiond Thursdax Jan ir.iti from in >1 III (l) III Ebeneezer Thursday Jan 10th from 2 p in to 4 p in Farmer Friday Jan 17th from 10 a ui to i 12 m Little River Saturday Jan 18th from 10 a m to 2 p m Warn pee 1* O Monday Jan 20th from 10 a m to 12 in Hand Monday Jan 20th from 2 p in to 4 P in Tilly Swamp Tuesday Jan 21st from 11 a m to 12 m <iialiainville Tuesday Jan 21st from 2 p ui to -I p III 1'iii* Island Wednesday Jan 22nd fiom it) it in to I 2 ill u iihnrs School I louse Wednesday J'in 22nd fn m 2 p m to 1 p m .Murlow I'. O. Thursday Jan 23rd from 10 a in to 1 p in Sinustee Friday .Ian 24th fiom 10 a in to 1 p 111 lluc ksvllle Friday Jail 24th from 3 p in to 4 |> m I'ort llarreloon Saturday Jan 26th from 10 a m to 12 m , Ilougola Saturday Jati 25th fr un 2 | m to 4 p m. 'I he balance of the time until Feb. 20th, at the Auditor's office in Conway. All aide bodied males capable of earning a support between the ages of 21 and 00 years shall bo deemed taxable polls, 'i he number oi your School District is important Transfers of Ileal Estate should also be noted Executors and Administrator*!. i! 1 make their returns strictly according' to law. Failure to make return* within the time specified >ul ji-cts the deih <;iieut to a p lithe ot 5o per cent. J. A. LKNN IS. Amlitoi llorry County. To Kent, or Sell I I I t .11 i e. -i ? 1 ,\ -wim 1,1 rill Illllt's C50UIII dI Cot.I Spring Has g?>o:l six room ?lv clliiio auti all necessary outbuild ings for farm. GOOD I.AND for TOBACCO. Good barn already on premises. Address, W. P. SQUIRES. Murphy, Ga. Oct. 3rd, 1901. Hi" For information aim froo nunrtV-o* nm re MI'NN A t'O.. Sfl IMx.M'W t, Nov Yrmit. OMest bureau f r t'.-.jrlno v I'nt. hi America Brory patent tat .in o bv v- i? broue' t before the puollobyn notbxi given 1>r- of il jr.<o In the C*" j #"? ? J?arumr . mm J.r . n the n>- *': r K 5? Chiil Tonic I T SUCCESSFUL CURB SOLO i'ER and All Malarial Troubles. I EDY FOR CHILDRQN. ! (JUARANTfjep. | |ure the .Stomach Hor Affect tfcd liuartng.H it* " Ra n'iu'.s IVpsln . 'hill Tonic Is thel llk'8 It in his practice, m:<l says It is theM hout injury to tbo stomach." IF'U. LO., Prop'rs, tir< onc-i'.if-, NOW! IBE NOW IT UgUA V YEAR RIGHT. County Paper, mds up for the people of 'izen can afford to be with)ur name now, and get the ir, vristnias and a Prosperous OODWARD. EDITOR_ , _ -^?-7 ~ - *kj j ARE f%/ you DEif? DEAFNESS CP " ars* wow by our new ifiv. :.' O head m., cr. a. * < . Cent'itmtH : - r? in ? entire!/ ct:rc?l cf df-.TncvT, a full hir.toty of my t )lr ti -dutj i i About five years a~o mv right oaf bc^an to si my hearing in tn:.i c.ir entirely. I underwent a treat ?tcnt for catarrh, for three berof physicians, huicur others, the no t cin'.si only an o,>eration could hcip me, :.:id even thai then cease, but the hcnriii" in the affected ear won I then sr.w your advertisement accidentally i: ment. After I nad used it only a few days accort to-day, after five weeks, my hearing in the diseast heartily and beg to remain Very truly you* r. a, v Our treatment does not interfere advice free. YOU CAN CURE YOl INTERNATIONAL AURAL CLINIC, 5S NEW YORK R GIVES THE MOST GOl GOODS THE Kuock clown prices the order of tke best advertisement. It pays lies yoe at very low prices than to sell y OUR MOTTO IS: a nimble This month I am offering many nr Others are crying ADVANCE, ADVA DOWN, DOwN. Ladies $2.00 She Shoes t-'oinAf ?t $1. Men's $2.50 Sht worth 75 cents poin^ at 50 cents. / i T Itl 1?1*1?1 111 WfiulVi All 9r> irninir ?i <Wl r.^ v/ ? v ? x - ? VI V?. C? W l/W VI shade. at 50 cent.<9. 24 sheets of good envelopes for 8 cents. All linen \V $5. pants going at $2.5U. A paper of other things just as cheap. W. H CHES I WE HAVE MOVEI Across tl now stores in Spivey Bi We have just got through taking stoc that are odds and ends, also jobs that and are going to sell regardless of cos Spring We have two stores and are still crowd Ladies Jackets, C.ipes, Skirts, Shi at greatly reduced prices. We never < get our price in a sale like this, will 1 did trade this year considering the sh< stay. We are in a position to buy and as will outclass all our would-be comp them guessing HOW WE GET OUR G We don't stand in with them as tc they can't compete. Our Low Trices Stand: We {jive more goods for same money, the time, hence we do the business. Thanking our many friends for t wishing you one and all a happy C Christmas and Holiday trade, CONWAY BARC And $100 RE For Any C CHILLS ANI That Cannot Bi WHEELER' When used strictly by directions. Thi Treatment on the market The liver and nervous system treated separately. cure INTERMITENT, BILIOUS AI The beet tonic. Great Appetizer. n.. - * - uuujr uumpuunuru. (oniiiinH no poisoi Ml . I B. Q. COLLINS, President. BANK OF ( CONWAY Capital Stock: $20,000, DIRECTS B. G. Collins. W R. L C. P .Quattlkbaum, Wo transact a general banking busint tionto any and all matters intrusted to This Batik respectfully solicits tho dej corporations and will give ever* reason banking to those doing business with i POSITIONS QUAR1NTBRD, Under ?S,iOO Oeeh DepoetV 11 lUiToae far* Pate. ,, OfM an TNt to Bote l?SM T?r * # loa?C <* Alebema I - . - J '"111'"v" ~0$ mrt ?' v .''V* fliJuJ te' * NOISES? 1A7D HSAIttNC it vlA^I T <_- <<jJ ? ia^* w3? tatr. kJtaa ? rsi deaf arc iucurcb!?. IMMEDIATELY. .. .WORE, GAY3: 1)At/Ti Moun, Md., March .10, 1901. tl v 'is to your treatment, I wilt now give you io.'t. og, and this kept on getting worse, until I lost inouC' s without any sueeers. consulted a nuin:.-t r s.-'-ciahrt of thiscitv, who told me thut t cn!y te". inoiarily, that the head noises would lid he lost lorcver. it a New York jv.jxt, and ordered your treatling to your directions, the noises ceased, and d ear has been entirely restored. 1 thank you s. 'lvRMAN, 730 S. Broadway, Baltimore, Md. 5 with your usual occupation. IRSELF AT HOME 16 LA SALLE AVE., CHICAGO, ILL. CKET STORE. ) 1>S AMD THE BEST LEAST MOMEY. the day. A pleased customer is t to get all of your trade by selling rou a litt e at a large profit. Nickle is bettor than a tlow Dollar w goods at greatly reduced prices. NCE, but I hammer prices DOWN es arc going at $2. Ladies $1.25 >es going at $1.75. Good pants ^ good water-proof double frame nts. Ladies trimmed hats, dark note paper for 2 cents. 25 good indow Shades for 25 cents. Men's good Needles for 1c. and lots or 5TNUT, Manager. D ie street and now occupy two of the uildin.i>. k. We have a good many goods we bought away below the market t. in order to make room for our Steely. ed for room. rtwaist. Overcoats and extra pants carryover any goods, if we can't take yours. We have had a splen 3l't crops, and we are. in hncinn^ o. hill idle goods in such quantities etiors, and at the same time keep OODS. 1 > price, and our prices are so low s in With the People and same goods for less money all heir most liberal patronage, and 5hrlstmas, We are yours for tho 3AIN HOUSE. Santa Claus. WAPD }ase of D FEVER e Cured Fly S TONIC, e only combined Chill and Farer and kidneys, stomach, blood, brain WHEELER'S TONIC will also>JD CONTINUED FEVER. A logical prescription, scieutifi^ For sale by Dr. E. Norton. ? ? ?_ D. A. SPIVEY CashUr. DONWAY . s, o Surplus Fund $8.000* 3RS: iF.vris, D. A. Spitcr. F. A. Burroughs. 588, and guarantee prompt attti our care. )osits of indiriduala, firm able facility consistent with t. HfllV'b i'RLKnilATKD FKMAI.K PftW. . Ill A U dors f* ***" ?"? mmKuJ. Cm4 u. <1*r by lt.Ot? American wofnoa. " OoaraaUod auovrlor to All ?tW rtaia MIm or rwh raf anrteA. Bent by mail. |1. an *f, l>r. lux, ? Tram oat fit., UmUoi, Maaa. it fif HENRY WARD BEERReT^^ 11lu(trat?4, (tvtoc ha Ufa from hla blrlit to hta a ?th. rrtco Oita Dollar. Kxpraaaam pro pal*. " " WWLJttaMm.**N < f ' 1 fUmCKONO Iffo TltrnTMOnf