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THE MACON TELEGRAPH: SATURDAY MORNING, JULY 20, 1901
Heisk&H’s
Ointment!
\ Every Woman
, U-. \r> la Interested and should know
^ \C- abooltLo wondorfnl
» v ^ MARVEL Whirling Spray
ATLANTA, July 19.—Comptroller-
General W. A. Wright received a tele-
gram this morning from Mr. It. L.
Pritchard of Savannah, repieeanting the
Central of Georgia railway, staling that
the amendments placed upon the re
turns of that company by the romp-
troller-genera! have been accepted. The ffrotly yet promptly and enabling one
acceptance of these amendments meam genome lnibitnal constipation per-
that several items embraced In the re-
BANKS
ESTABLISHED IN 1803.
J.C. PLANT’S SON.
H,. ^L-A-USri 1 .
MACON, 1 BANKER. | GA
('HAS. O. IICRT. CuMiler.
. A Kcnernl Ranking linslnc** trans
acted and all coualatcnt conrtcalcs
extended to patrons. Certincatea of
deposit Issued hearing lutereat.
turn* of the property of the Central
Georgia have been raised by the
comptroller-general, and that in each
instance the company has agreed that
the increase in Juet. By the acceptance
the figures of the comptroller-general
the returns made by the Central of
Georgia of its property has been in
creased at least $190,170, a very con
siderable figure.
The items upon which the returns
were increased are as follows: ]
On side tracks of main line between
Atlanta and Savannah. $57,000.
On line between Columbus and Amer-
lcus, $01,170.
On 11 np between Amcrlcun and Al
bany, $72,000.
Then* make a total of $190,170.
The above Increase is exclusive of the
alues yet to be placed upon all the
real estate of the Central of Georgia
covered by terminals, not represented
by right-of-way, based upon assess
ments made by the local authorities at
Savannah, Macon, Atlanta <and Colum
bus.
Today was the last day allowed by
law to the Central of Georgia to either
accept or reject the figurra named by
It. If. PLANT. GEO. H. PLANT,
President. Vice Preaidnct,
W. W. WniGLEY,
Cashier.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF MACON, GA.
r UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY,
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, *200,OOO.OO,
(Cable Address, Organised
First Nat. 1803.
The policy of this bank 1st To he
Strong, to be liberal, to lie prompt
to serve Its depositor's well, hold
Jag their Interests ns identical with
its own* and, doing a large bus
iness, to be satisfied with small
margin of profit on each account!
and to l>e courteous to all.
EXCHANGE BANK
OF MACON, GA.
H. W. CADAN1SS, S. S. DUNLAP,
President. Vlce-Prcslilent,
C. M. onn, Cashier.
Dlrectorsi
!». W. Calmnl.ii, S. S. Dnnlnp,
\V. II. Itn~er«, I„ IV. Hunt,
It. E. Park. II. J. Lamar,
fW. A. Poody, 9am Slayer,
A. D. Schofield. N. D, Corbin.
J. II. Williams.
W> soloclt the business of t
chants, planters and lmnks, offering
them courtesy, promptness, safety
and liberality. The largest capital
and surplus of any bnnk in Middle
Georgia.
UNION SAVINGS BANK
AND TRUST CO
MACON, GEORGIA.
SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES FOR RENT
»J. W. CADANISS, S. S. DUNLAP,
President. Vice-President.
C. M. OHR, Cashier.
1 W, E. DUNWODY, Accountant.
CAPITAL *900,000. SURPLUS *30,000
Interest paid on deposits. Economy
is the rond to wealth. Depostt you
savings nnd they will lie Increased
by interest. Compounded bciuI.su
anally.
COMMERCIAL AND
SAVINGS BANK
OP MACON. GA.
GENERAL RANKING 11US1NRS9.
INTEREST PAID ON SAVINGS.
CAVE RICIT
and grovr
SPEND POOR
Acts as a guardian, administrator,
reclever, etc. Safety deposit boxes
OMPTRQLLER WRIGHT REJECTED
RETURNS AND SUBMITTED ItE-
1SED LIST OP TAXABLE PIlOPEU-
Y, INCREASING ROAD’S RETURNS,
WHICH IS NOW ACCEPTED.
An Excellent Combination.
Tito pleasant method and beneficial
effects of tlie well known remedy,
fiTBUP of FlG6, manufactured by the
California Fia Syrup Co., illustrate
the value of obtaining the liquid laxa
tive principles of plnnts known to bo
medicinally laxative and Presenting
them in the for Utmost refreshing’ to the
taste and acceptable to the system. It
is the one perfect strengthening laxa
tive, cleansing the system effectually,
dispelling colds, headaches nnd fevers
mauently. ItA perfect freedom from
every objectionable quality and sub
stance, nnd its acting on the kidneys,
liver aud bowels, without weakening
or irritating them, make it the ideal
laxative.
In the process of manufacturing figs
are used, ns they are plensant to the
taste, but the medicinal qualities of the
remedy ore obtained from 6enna and
other aromatic plants, by a method
known to the California Fio Syrup
Co. only. In order to get its beneficial
effects and to nvoid imitations*, please
remember the lull name of tho Company
printed on the front of every package,
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
BAN FRANCI8CO. CAL.
LOUISVILLE, KY. NEW YORK. N. T.
For onto by all Pru0glsts.-*Pric*»aoc. per bottlo.
Supreme Court of Georgia
Decision* Rendered Prldny, July
the comptroller, if the IncSSThad i* 32 '. V u ln ®* vs ' Accusation
not been allowed the whole matter of obstructing legal process. Before
would have been submitted to arbitra- Judge Adams. City court of Dublin,
tlon. The increase means about $6,000 Lewlr, J.—Under a special act creat-
X r u e t , ^%^ e ". ed , by . t ‘ 1I! ,ute> ,n * a city court anti providing for the
tles U *n? nJotur* !5 C c .°“ n " appointment of a sheriff thereof, that
Mr wriX ^ h f c ‘««- Officer may, though such act does not,
turns made the original re- oven in general terms, prescribe or de-
H r Of Georgia nne his powers and duties, execute
retiirn. 1° ."IS* np ' v procraxe, of that court or perform any
e ‘ ™ ?2S!2.^L m * d ® out '"eluding the .other duty necessarily incident to his
several increases. position as Its ministerial officer; but
ho can not, under such act, lawfully
execute proceases tamed from other
courts or by Judicial officers other than
the judge of the city court in ques
tion.
Applying this principle to the pres
ent case, It follows that the court be
low erred in not surtalnlng the demur
rer to the accusation.
Judgment reversed. All the Justices
concur.
Akerm&n ft Akerman, for plaintiffs
In error; F. G. Corker, solicitor, con
tra.
Terrell to Speak In Hanks.
Attorney-General Joseph M. Terrell
left for Banks county thin afternoon,
where he will deliver an address to
morrow to the Confederate veterans of
that and adjoining counties. Mr. Ter
rell will speak at Homer.
Crop PrpNpeetn In Dougherty.
Judge Sam W. Smith of Albany Is in
the city vlritlng his friends. Secretary
of State Cook and Mr. Howe Price.
Judge Smith says that the pectlon in
and about Dougherty county is In a
most prosperous condition. The crop 633. Hart vs. Phenlx Insurance Co. of
prospects, he says, are good nnd thnt 1 Brooklyn. Complaint on notes. Be-
tho people down his way made a snug' *° r ® Judge Held. City court of At-
fortune out of their canteloupos and! l ft hta.
watermelons. Judge Smith snys that! Lumpkin, P. J.—1. A defense the val-
Northorn parties are securing options kilty of which depends upon the terms
on large tracts of land In Doughertynnd conditions embraced in a written
and Leo counties. J contract Is not w ell ret forth by nn
It Is said that they wish to buy 75,000 ! answer which does not even In nuh-
acres. Mr. Henry Lamar Is represent-1 Ftance state tho contents of that con
ing the land seekers. Tho Impression tract.
prevails there, he says, that some large 2. A mere general averment that n
colonisation scheme is on foot. Judge given act of a corporation was ultra
Smith says that farming land while vires Is not, as against a proper spe-
qulte plentiful In this section Is very " ““■*
means of an equitable petit Ion has
aitv d jurisdiction of a case In whh-h
ocroe that the plaintiff is the right-
divner of bind Is sought, an injunc-
i should, on application there r<»r by
plaintiff by proper amendment. I><*
nted to.restrain.-pending the deter-
latton of the equitable petition, pro-
dings instituted after the tiling
reof, by the defendant - against the
plaintiff, to distrain for rent mini to
ft the latter from the premises,
on It appears that the petition wan
light in good faith and. under Its
allegations, was apparently based on
good grounds.
Judgment reversed. All concur.
W. K. Miller (and W. H. Davis, for
plaintiff; P. p. Johnston nnd Callaway
Fullbright, for defendant.
G37. Blacksher vs. state. Before Judge
FClton. Bibb superior court.
Lewis, J.—The evidence in the pres
ent case warranted the court In In
structing the Jury on the subject of
voluntary manslaughter, nnd was am
ply sufficient to rupport the verdict
convicting the accused of that offense.
The charge upon reasonable fears was
a correct presentation of the law on
that pubject, and tho other charges
complained of were free from error
and appropriate to the issues Involved.
It does not for any reason appear that
the court erred in refusing to grant a
new trial.
Judgment affirmed. All concur.
John It. C-ooper, for plaintiff In er
ror; William Brunson, solicitor-general,
contra.
63S. Smith et al. vs. mayor and coun
cil of Dublin- et al. Validation of
bonds. Before Judge Hart. Laurens
superior court.
Little. J.—1. Notice given by the mu
nicipal authorities that an election
will be held In a named city on tho
question of issuing bonds by that city,
which contains no Information as to
the amount of bonds sought to be Is
sued. or of the purpore for which the
proceeds thereof are to be used, save
ns expressed In the following language
“Said bonds to b* known ns ‘school
and city Improvement bonds/ nnd to
be issued to the aggregate amount of
$25,000. In denominations of from $1,000
to $5,000 each, as purchasers may de
sire. and not ntore than $20,000 of .tb#
amount realized therefrom to be used
for the purpose of building nnd erect
ing a school house, and not more than
$5,000 for the purpose of enlarging and
Improving the light and water plant
of aald city, and the surplus*. If any,
to be used by the mayor ami council
in such manner na they may see fit.*’
did not meet the requirements of tho
law which declarer that a notice of this
character shall "specify what amount
of bonds nrc to be issued and fon what
purpose."
2. Before a judgment validating
bonds sought to be Issued by a munici
pal corporation can be lawfully ren
dered. sufficient facts affirmatively
showing that much Isruo was sanctioned
by two-thirds of the qualified voters
of such municipality must appear.
Judgment reversed. Alt concur.
Akerman ft Akerman, for plaintiffs
In error; H. O. Ia*w1b, solicitor-general,
S. B. Baker and J. K. Hines, contra.
OP T© ¥©0 C
Mfl°o MmIo
Mints
They're hero in floodtide of popularity. New
arrivals, with the designs and color combina
tions that will attract tho admiration of well
dressers.
Tho long, narrow four-in-hand is yet tho
thing. Tho merit of our 50c neckwear has given
it a vogue wherever a first-class tio is an in
ducement.
Take a chance on free trip to Buffalo.
(HH5 (HHJdWHHHJl-O-O-
high, this being duo to producing qual-
tle^ He says that the farming land
in Dougherty county is tho richest in
the state.
DlftTHKSSING STOMACH DISEASE.
Permanently cured by tho masterly
power.of "8outh American Nervine Ton
ic." Invalids need suffer no longer, be.
causo this great, remedy can euro them
all. It Is a cure for the whole world of
stomach weakness and Indigestion. Tho
euro begins with tho first dose. Tho re
lief It brings is marvelous and surprising.
It mokes no failure; never disappoints.
No matter how long you have suffered,
your cure Is certain under the use of
this great health-giving force. Pleasant
and always safe. Bold by
MALLOItY H. TAYLOR, Druggist.
Macon, Oft.
GOOD PRICES FOR MELONS.
Growers Aliont Albany Would Have
Struck It Rich Had Crop Ilrrn
Large.
ALBANY, Gw., July 19.—The water
cial demurrer, good.
3. Points mnde In a bill of exceptions
but not Insisted upon in the supreme
court will be treated as having been
abandoned, the more especially when
tho brief of counsel for the plaintiff In
error Indicates an actual Intention to
abandon.
An assignment of error which Is so
general that, even when considered In
connection with the record, it does not
present for decision n particular ques
tion, Is Insufficient to Invoke from the
rupreme court a ruling upon that
question.
Judgment affirmed. All concur.
John B. Buttle* and Felder ft Roun
tree, for plaintiff In error; Blaton ft
Phillips, contra.
634. Berger va Haul et al. Action for
damages. Before Judge Held. City
court of Atlanta.
Cobb, J.—1. Neither the Institution
nor the prosecution of a civil suit In a
CAME TO TERMS.
The General Electric Company A«rf«*
4o Amend Contract With Albany.
ALBANY, Gn., July 19.—Tho General
Electric Compnny, to whom the city
has awarded the contract for dynamos
and other electrical apparatus for the
new electric plant which Is soon to bo
Installed here, have acceded to the de
mands made upon them by the city to
chanKu tho wording of the contract
high they recently sent here to be
Blgned by the (Ity, nnd which contained
stipulations and demands which the
city flatly refused to sign, and vhlch
resulted In the council turning down
tho contract which had been entered
Into with them. When It Was seen that
tho city meant to hay their appnrntun
from /mother company, the General
Electric Compnny promptly enme to
terms, and unless dome unforeseen de
lay arises Albany will have the new
plant In operation by the first of Oc
tober.
MCGHEE IS PRESIDENT.
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Good and Wholesome. -
Those who know iv good tiling in
sist on having tho oolebratod
“AMERICAN QUEEN”
boor. It fills all tho wants of tho
bunion system. It takes away that
hot summery feoling and
Gives You the Comfort
which you desire, but seldom pos-
soss. Wo make aud soil it because
it’s tho host and you appreciate it
booauso it’s what wo represent it to
bo.
ACME BREWING CO.
Tolophono and mail orders for family trade
have prompt attention.
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MIVAVAVWWWWWW WAVAVAV \\!U'tV«‘U'»wki
jftiKiJvdK J7SZPuy.7/:7/..\Xin
House Building
lumber In
best quality,
ufiictnrcil tr
ID* Will lie nt IIpihI of lluttbN
Hlpplienn limtltntP nt Fora) tti.
FORSYTH, On.. July 10.—‘The trus
tees of Banks Stephens Institute have
elected Professor J. L. IfcOhes of Val
dosta ns president, to succeed Carle R.
Thompson, resigned. Professor Mc
Ghee Is a Virginian, about 30 years of
ngc, a graduate of Hlawnssee College,
Term. He has tuught in Georgln for
tho past eight years. For the last four
years he hns been connected with the
public schools of Valdosta, and gives
up the position of principal there to
flassee & Felton
Lumber Co.
Hell tliIm kind nt luivent mnrket
price*. Wo make our own lumber
nt own mill* niul kIDidry It our«
■elves nnd know wlmt wo nre tnlk-
Ira about. Wo Invite eotnimrlnnns
nnd look at
good* before you buy.
Mvr Mlw w come to Forsyth.
court which h». no lurludlcuon thereof j Mlue« nalfor<t Kneel nn<l Jnnle
affor.1. ground for the bringing by the ! Uu«h. amletenU In the literary .lepnrt-
defendant of nn nctlon against the!*nent: Miss Margaret Hobson, music
plaintiff for malicious prosecution. j department, and Miss Annie Sharp, art
Where, however, such a suit Is department, were re-elected. Tho other
— positions will be filled later.
melon grower, "of thV .ectlon would l 'r? u '' ht n»»»clou«ly; »".* without prob-
fo/'unf.vorabuT^e.ther ‘rSrifnV^^^rl'y" -tv hath HXCtm.fOg TICfCMTl
condltlonx througlinut th^ cultivating t"*y maintain agalnat tho plaintiff
.eaein. The dcmSnd fo? melon. from »•*««»« '"J J^S't
«uppl’y. r n l n" K«"d b ^ri n ce« n ha X ve“h«n of* w^ee "m/red In the unauthorlxed milt
ter ed of «ra M whkh have* 1 been* «h!pped i ‘"l""’"* tT?£
izz « nt kr^.i*ra'te !*«“ wars? »
will make money out of thl. year - . „ . ...
crop, and thow who clow> the araaon I ^, u ^* n 'T nl raveraed. All concur,
with proceed, autriclent to cover ex- i ?;J' r \ n r %* n J , u!!!^Z n K in , A T*!rmir
pent' of fertilizer and cultivation will ' P' a * n *"*" Arthpr Heymnri end Doriey.
be fortunate lnde.d.
A RAGING, ItOAHI.VG Pl.OOn
Waahed down a telegraph line which
Charlea C. Gill, of Llehnn, la., had to
repair. •■Standing walat deep In ley
water," he write,, "gave me . terrible
cold and rough. It grew worse dally.
Finally the beat doctor. In Oakland.
Brewater t Uoweil. for defand.nta.
US. Guernsey et al. va. Phlnlxy. Equl-
tAhle petition. Before Judge Brtnxon.
lilrhmond superior court.
Slmmona, C. J.—1. Personalty, auch
.« bricks and lumtier, when used In
building a house upon land becomes
ln , .. K1 „ n „ realty and conatltute a part of the
Neb.. Sioux City and Omaha aald I had ! * ” , ,h a*
L. P. IXILLYER, Cashier.
American National Bank
UNITED STATES DEPOSITARY.
MACON. GEORGIA.
Capital 6230,000-Snrplni nnd and! -
vlricd profit* 9S0.201.tf7.
paper discounted at reasonable rate*. ..
combine strength with progresafvenen
and liberality. Accounts desired. Address
L.P. HILLYBR. Cashier.
MACON SAVINGS BANK
MULHERRY street.
consumption «nd could not live. Then ! flre * n .l ,h it
I began using Dr. K1ng - s New DUcov- j <s,-hr !*
cry and was wholly cured by alx hot- * P®, rt nt the realty, If the owner
tie*.” Positively guaranteed for ‘ lo ** nothing to show an Intention to
coughx, colds and all throat and lung' ,l * v * r them and ?° nvert ,hcm •■ a,n
troublea by all druggist*. Price 60c.
ALBASY’S ARTK1IA.1 Wall.
AN AITHOIU/.F.U TlttST COMPANY.
Pay* Interest on «lepo»It*. Loan*
on nil Rood *«»eorltle» nt low rate*.
Leant depositary for trtrnt fund*.
Will ■«*« adailnUlrator. nrratnr,
sanrdtnn, rerelver nnd trustee.
n. T. POWELL, Prsident.
k Still Delayed on Account o
itrnctor EnIHnR to Get Plplnir.
ALBANY. Ga.. July 1®.—Work on Al-
Into personalty. In such a case the
owner can not remove them from tho
hind to another, nor hold tho vendee
accountable for them,
2. Money judgments bear Interest
from their dates. Where two parties
disagree as to the amount to be paid
under a contract of sale as recited
To Iliiffnlo, if. Y„ nnd tlic En*t Vln.
trill of Gcoridn IlnlltTny to Nn-
nah. Thence Steamship Line*.
Tickets nre now on «*le to Buffalo for
i-Amerlcsa. Exposition nt very low
n.x * .xiiii.i it it im i riiuiiin , hipu miiiimi r JOll-
rist ticket* to nil Eastern cities vis Hn-
K nnh and steamer.
>r full particular*, rates, schedules and
calling dates of steamers apply to any
Central of GeorxU Railway agent or to
J. M. MAM.ORY. T. P. A.,
JNO. W. BLOUNT, P. A„
411 Fourth Street.
K. P. BONNER. Union Ticket Agent.
Macon. Go.
bany*s new ^ ea> I above, and th* vendee files an equitable
.xyed on .ccount ol: the^Inability of the petition agalnat the vendor, on the trial
contractor to aecure piping. Work on ; n f which It 1. adjudicated thxt the
• h ® w ** commenced aeveral vendee pay to the vendor a certain aum
mon, «. , i“5.°’ei2 , /r t ,h f l greater than that tendered in court.
. aufriclent flow of water would be ob- I tiut lex* than that claimed and de
tained beforenow to.VUtda repetition m.nded by the vendor. It la the right
of the acarclty of -niter during the hot n , either pkrty to have the decree en-
■ummer month,. The atrlke. of the
■teel plant, have made It Impowlble
to obtain piping for the well, and until
the piping la aeeured work rouit necea-
aarily be auapended.
Sanitary
Tooth Brushes.
GOOD snowy
BULLA FID'S, (
ful showers hsv
hope to farmers 1
kburr.: » -4*.
ItS AT BULLARDS.
taw Julf 19-—Delight-
* fsllcriw giving sotno
>L*rt crops were liter-
in of tbe eelebrnted
rif BBI IHF.I. !*om»
nn elesnnt bra*l»
gentlemen. We na
PLAINS PERSONAL NOTES,
PLAINS, On., July If.—Mr. K. Mc
Gee of Hcreven county, father of Dr.
H. H. McGee of Plains, who has been
spending aomp day* with his nn, re
turned home today.
The finest peaches in • this section
are being shlppej to Americas and Ha-
vannah by Mr. fclmrl Markett of this
place.
Mrs. VA fit*wart left yesterday for a
few weeks stay with her mother at
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Mrs. Bessie Kendrick of Plains left
this week for an extended visit !n north
Georgia.
Th‘* bl« yearly barbecue near Pliln*
yester’lay was up to Its old standard
In the quantity and quality of goo
thing* to eat and drink.
HEAVY RAINS IN MITCHELL.
CAMILLA, Ga., July If.—There wen
heavy rains In the ejstem part of th-
country on Runtoy. Light rains fell
i near town. Up to noon today • part
found In his favor, and the plaintiff j of the western part of the county waL
also neglects to have this done until v * ry »jry. Today at 1 p. m. this vtoin-
more than a month after the verdict. it> . vv.j* flooded by a long downpour
the amount found by the Jury bears ,- orn * very where too yellow to make t
Interest only from the date of the de- f U n r f op. Fruit crop* of every kind
cree. and not from the time of the ren» j are short,
ditlon of the verdict. | -■ ■
%. In equitable proceedings It fa the school* RBst we in MONROE,
duty of th^- judge to determine who) ri'BBKLLVILLH July 19- M>
shall pay the coats. This discretion, i . th „ ,,. un | y ■rhnoie *
vested in the Judge by Civil erode, sec- n . ' n , ,m nav J "
tlon 4&50, esn not be Interfered with by |
this court, unless it I* manifestly i
abused. It does not appear to have :»r jvantag
been abused In the present case, |t • * y nUwi
Judgment affirmed. All concur. I ar.: '• t r 'ber.
Joseph B. ft Bryan Camming, for j ——
Established In 1881.
The Largest, Most Reliable, Cheapest and Best Wholes
sale Liquor House in Georgia.
Occupying Four Largo Storos and Olio Largo W’aroliousoi
The Altmayer & Flatau Liquor Co M
506, 508, 510 and 512 Fourth Street, flacon, Ga.
Phone 265. Near Union Passenger Depot.
Three Great Offers
Next Thirty Days.
Express Pre-paid.
FIRST.
CLIFFORD IlYE, 0 yean old. *tf.tfS
l»f*p gallon, or four fall quart* for
gtf.not cipma prepaid.
SECOND.
ANVIL RYE, 4 years old. *2.fi0 n*t
PENNSYLVANIA MHR UYB,
EIGHT YEARS OLD.
OLD SIIARI'E WILLIAMS,
FOUR FULL RUAIITS OF THIS FIRM
OLD, rUHH RYE.
$3-50
HXPBBS3
PEKPAID
J. COLEMAN RYE, 11 year
*, it III, no
•nt*. IVItr
It. If It li
. giving the* jwfirk cIiif
Of having the thlldr
cotton In Fcptfrnb'
I plaintiffs tn
eph It, U
H. J. Lamar & Sons.
V •*(.«, Ga
Uxe Judge
court.
ertet court
| Genuine S<
i today only
Jiu" C'ouxpuny
van drawer-
UnionClotit
NV» .lit.
• Mini Ijo*t
dlrntr coot
It nnd tr*l
lory, rrl«*rn
**• will r*to»
antra tl.l* *»'
aid. Kllkl IM
prrpnldi 12
prepaid. *1.00* Z zalto
prepaid. fS.CO, do ch
•aa.
Wr handle all Ska 1.
ml Ity* •"*! floorIh»i» W
fwarkn nnd t»»II m.
cent* on yo*»r purelia*
K.murky Star Bourbon...
In ler eight ye
• iirclkl Induv