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' " " " fvw .ss.-l * -1 > 4rt- THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : SATDKDAY , MAY 5 , 188b. THE DAILY BEE COUNCIL BLUFFS , OFFICE , NO. 12 I'EAIIIJ STIU5CT. Delivered 1y Carrier In Any Part of the City at Twenty Cents I'er Week. _ , , n. W.TILTON MANAOnit. 1 TKLEI'HONESl MINOll MENTION. N. Y Plumbing Co. New sprlnp poods nt Holler's. . Yesterday David Forglo , of tills city nnd Mary Gallnghcr , of Chicago , were granted license to marry. The Eastern Stnr sociable will be held tliis cveninp nt Masonic tmll. All members nrc cordially Invited. The ne\v elevator for Hie Ogdcn house ar rived yesterday , nnd workmen nrc busy ( jet ting it In running order. Unity Guild lias postponed Its meeting , which should have omiricd this attcrnoon nt 2 o'clock , for ono week , until next Saturday ut the same hour. All members of the Y.M. C. A. gymnasium nto requested to be present nt tin. looms this evening ut 8 o'clock , ns there Is special busi ness to bo transacted. The funeral of Horthn. the eight year old daughter of Mrs. Ellen James , took plnco nt the lesidencc'J100 South Sixth sticet , nt 4 o'clock yesterday nftcinoon. ) ' Mr. P. C. Heed , innuriL'cr of the motor line , it arrived homo Irom Philadelphia ycstcrdny s noon , nnd reports that the new motors arc shipped nnd will be hero in live or six days. Arrangements nro being mailc for the minimi meeting of the city ninishals nnd chiefs of police of the gient state of Iowa in this city next Tuesday nnd Wednesday. The unnunl meeting of the club , for the election of ofllccrs , was last evening post poned until this evening , there belnp so many of the nicmbciswho desired to attend the Hawaii lecture. A man who is charged with forcing doors of freight cars and abstracting fruit was brought In from Avoca ycstcidny afternoon. The breaking occmrcd Thursday nijht. ( The Chtcngo , Hock Island & Pacific road is the sufferer. Yesterday nftcrnoon Master Bridge Builder Cnrroll , of the Hock Island , received the sad Intelligence from Atlantic thnt his sister-m- lawhad died of heatt disease early in tlio day. Her husband and three ehildioa are lelt to mourn her loss. Secure yours reserved scuts tp-ilny at Buslincll'a for the three following Hu- iui lectures. Tipton luis bargains in renl estate. Personal Mrs. E. A. Moichouse Is visiting in Lull- nnnpolis nnd Cincinnati. J. P. Record , the Glenwood merchant , was in the city yesterday. John Y. Stone , Esq. , left for Avoca last evening upon legal business. E. W. Ticknor , n former resident , now of North Uend , is lit the Kiel house. The condition of Mrs. Edmundson w.is con- Bidcrcit yesterday u shade more favorable. Mrs. J. W. Squire nnd son , Louie , have re turned from their trip to Hot Swings. Ark. J. N. Casady ib homo from Breckenndgc , Colo..where he went to look after his mining interests. Dr. Rico was reported yesterday ns being in n critical condition. It is hoped that u favorable change will speedily lollow , but his friends nro very anxious. Mr. N. Merriam , of Omaha , was on this sldo yesterday , looking after his property interests. It is expected that lie will soon begin the erection of his business block on the old Catnollo church property , the old building now being torn down. I. M. Hayes , tno Minneapolis speculator , who had so Inrgu a part in the opening of the bcom hero u year ago , is in tlio city looking after his Interests in the Manawu addition. Ho is making his homo in Chicago nt present and will remain here but n short time. Valuable Testimony. PI-ATTSMOCTII , Neb. , May 1. ISbS. Western Wheel Scraper Co. , Mt. Pleasant , la. Gentlemen. We witnessed the contest trial between your Western Heverslblo and the Goulds Sc Austin Reversible road graders nt Plattsmouth , Neb. , tins day nnd are free to say that the Western pioved by its worlc to bo superior in every respect. It Is a re versible in fact , while the long axle on the Austin prevents working it in ditches and against banks. The Western did the work with less draft and was much the easier handled by the operator. Hum CuiTciiriLLi ) , County Clerk. MATXAIID Sri.s'K , County Sup't. Fmn : CKAMII.III , R. H. Contractor. WM. NHYIM.I : , H. H. Contractor. ROUT. PiT/.niii < AU > , R. H. Contractor. CON O'CoNon ' , Alderman. P. MI.CAMON : , Alderman. THOMAS MITCHELL. C. M. HOI.MIS. J. P. AUTH.L. E. R. Ton i ) . CiiAiu.r.s MAKTIK. After the contest of graders the agents for the Gould & Austin grader pressed the county commissioners for them to express their preference for one or the other of the pradcisand they wore refused several tunes , but when urged upon to do so they said that the vote stood two for the Western and one for the Gould As Austin. 3 If any person doubts the above statement they may correspond with any of the county commissioners nt Plattsmouth , Cuss county , Neb. , nnd learn the facts. - The board nro In the habitof dividing pref erence with each other oven though there bo only ono of the board ask it. Tlio simplicity , draft nnd ease of operating the Western aio some of the many points in its'favor. Tlio machine was operated by several per sons who never had seen ono bofoio , nnd yet they did good woik from tlio utait. Tim person who operates the machine need not move from his tracks and yet raise , lower , reverse or shift the blade from ono sulo to the ether with case. The machine had b-'cn used In a gravely road previous chis contest. Had It been sharpened , ns was the Goulds ft. Austin , before the contest , says Mr , 1C , R. Todd , the Western would have come out with n unanimouH vote in its favor. For all purposes , says the street commls- sloin.-r of Plattsmoulh , I prefer the Western. Ifeforo tlio Har. There was little business of Interest in police court yorterday. The case of A. Relter for assault was diimlssed. The hearing oi 1. M. Mclntyr 'o cnso for car breaking wns continued imWl Wednesday. The case ol Murphy nnd Leo for the larceny of n watch- chain fiomKobiiiBon Hros. will be called next Monday. Ladles wishing vo patroniro the Wo man's oxuliniigu can do BO by calling upon uuy member they cheese to Jill their orders , Grooming of tlio Publiioiinlilo Girl. The latest development of luxurious habits , says tlio Now York Sun , is tc put young girls into the hands of a skilled nut-bo during the season , so that the strain of the whirl of pleasure may not toll upon them too severely. The woman's duties are nearly as severe as if she were training her protego for the prize ring. Calisthenics immediately on rising , n perfumed hath nnd massage with ft French bran bag of odorous emollients , hair brushing for twenty minutes , manieuro , breakfast. Then the mu-60 is not in request again until it is time to dress for tlio evening , Then comes another bath , followed bj a cup of toa. On the return of the hoik nt 3 in the morning , the nureo is nl hand again to brush her hair , give hoi n eun of beef tea , and sooth her bj gentle massage into dreamless sleep. j\ luxurious picture , but what u satire upon the pleasures supposed to be found iu the lifo of a soeioty favorite. ] nin inmost ufrmil to mm that it is saU1 iml ) by Iho aid of Oils treatment girlf Iribt at least ton years longer than thost who' are loft to themselves , lest seine o my readers should be tempted to ndop the sybtoui. INCENDIARY Hill Brought Back From Kansas on n Sorlous Charge. PLEASANT EVENING IN PARIS. Tlic City's Creillt Improving The Cliniitnurtm | Hnlly Slonmti Gets n Verdict A Went Attorney Fee Personal PnrnRrnplis. Arrested For Arson. Captain O'Hrlcn , since retiring from the polirc force , has been busying himself with n little private detective business. Ho returned jcstcrday from Kansas , bringing with linn the first fruit of his labors In the form of n man named Robert Hill , who Is charged with aison. Uill formerly lived in Rockford town ship , nnd there had A little farm. The house was insured for $10) , The property was mortgaged , and sold subject to this mortgage , it is dmrgcd that Hill n short tlmo ago re turned to the place , und at night the house was burned. The next day he is said to have applied to the insurance agent to seeino the 1100. the amount of the policy. It was refused - fused , nnd hn disappeared. It is said that other evidence is sccuicd Indicating that Jio wns the one who caused the building to bo burned. Captain O'Hrlen went to Morton , Kan. , and llr re found Hill nt work as a car penter. He arrested him , and Hill'not ob jecting to return , there were no requisition papers asked for , and the ' piiboncr was bt ought here without delay. . Tipton has houses to rent. Tjpton has n family horse , phaeton and harness to trade for a lot. An KvcnltiK in I'nrl . The opera house was packed last evening at the Ragan lecture. It was a purely pancr house , no tickets being sold , all present being there by complimentary invitation. The Orst of the series of four Illustrated lectures in this course was presented last evening to an audience composed of the most intelligent element in the. cily , nnd the success of the three other lectures made to depend largely upon their verdict. The lecture was upon "I'aris , " nnd by it one was nblo to learn really more of that wonderful ejt.v than could be gained by an expenditure of much money and much time in a per sonal visit. The views were clear , with photographic accuracy and so realistic that ono forgot that ho wns not looking In deed upon lifo scenes in Pans. Mr. Rngnn is n very pleasing speaker , and has the happy faculty of carrying his hearers alonij through the various scenes without their at tention being distracted by being drawn to the speaker himself. The next lecture will bo on Wednesday evening , May 0 , the subject being , "Tho Rhino nnd Switzerland. " The sale of tickets will begin at Hushnell's this morning. The ladies of the Congregational church nrc to bo congratulated on having secured so meritori ous si scries of entertainments , and it is hoped that they may realize a goodly benefit. The oldest firm , and largest stool : of wall paper in the city. All the new shades in ingrains and valours. A few patterns in gilts at lOc per roll at Miles , 402 Broadway. Money nt low rates on first-class larm security. Iluruhani , Tulleys & Co , JO ! Main street. , All For Cli.iutiiuiui. ] The meeting at the opera house Sunday night in the interests of the Chautaucnia assembly will bo presided over by Lucius Wells , president of the board of trade. T. J. Evans , Thomas Onicer , Ocorco V. Wrisht , F. h. Hill. II. H. Vnnl3iunt , George Mct- calf , E. L. Shugart , S. P. McConnoIl , J. 13. Atkins , S. Farnsworth , P. C. DoVol , A. D. Foster , N. P. Dodge , L , . W. Tullcys , A. T. Elwoll , F. M. Gault , W. II. Burns , S. S. Stevens , F. A. Nash , M. M. Marshall , M. J. Ahvorth , J. McClintock , J. M. Lane , II. C. Cliccncy , Muyor M. F. Rohrcr , F. O. Olea- son , F. Wlcse , W. W. Wallace , W. C. James. .T. P. Weaver , C. R. Ilnnon , John Bennett , John licrushoim , J. D. Edmundson , C. B. Wnitc , Thomas Bowman , William Moore and J. L. Stewart , vice presidents , nro re quested to take scats.on the stage. Addresses will bo delivered by Colonel C. S Chase , E. Rosewater , Mayor W. J. Broatch , G. M. Hitchcock and John Evans , of Omaha , nnd by B. E. Aylcsworth , Leonard Everett , C. M. Harl and J. E. Ilurknesn , of this city. Sewer connections and house sewers laid by N. Y. Plumbing company. Travelers ! Stop at the Bechtelo. Slieafe loans money on real estate. The Chief's First Arrest. Chief Lucas yesterday arrested an insane man nt the dummy depot , and took him to the county Jail for safe keeping. Ho was alflred only in a shirt and pants , the re mainder of his clothing being found near the depot , where he had evidently deposited It. For several days past ho has been seen by passengers on the dummy tiain running about on the bottoms near the Union Pacific bridge in an entirely nude condition. His identity is unknown , and the insanity com missioners will meet to consider his case. Ho docs not show any disposition to injure anyone , but he seems to bo hopelessly insane , being , us ono of the oflicers cxpicsscd it , "as crazy as u bedbug , " E. II. Sheafo loans money on chattel security of every description. Private consulting rooms. All business strietly conlldentuil. Ollico 500 Broadway , cor ner Main street , up-btairs. Warburton & Iwarsen , fashionable dretbinakers , No. 3U Pearl st. District Court. Yesterday , at noon , the case of C. H. Slo man was given to the jury. At3 o'clock they reported an agreement nnd rendered a verdict in hib favor for $ .2,000. The case wil probably bo appealed. The case of the county against French was called. Upon the agreement of thoattornoyi a jury wns waived , and the case continuci until the 15th lust. At the eloso of the after noon session the entire parcel was cxcusct until Monday. Tipton has furnished rooms to rent. Union Abstract company , C3il Main street. S. B. Wadsworth it Co. loan money. Will They Sell Whisky ? The druggists of the city held a meeting yesterday afternoon at Gilbert's Ice ofllco tc decide on some plan of action to govern them in the future in regard to the handling of in toxicnting liquors. Tlio present permits ex plro in August , and the now law that is the cause of the agitation goes into olTcct before that time. Under its provisions the druggis who handles liquor is constantly in Jeopardy No dclinito action was agreed upon at ycster day'b meeting , und an adjouinmcnt wiu tukcn until next Friday evening , when tin , mutter will como up for Iliuil action. Ono Dollar Attorney's Fee. The second tiial of the case of Frcmon Benjamin vs A. W. CoiTman has hardly re suited more eutiafuctorinly than the llrs trial. In the Hi At trial the jury disagreed Tills time the Jury was out from 5 o'clock it the evening until 9 o'clock the next morning and then returned n verdict for the plalntit ll.\lng the amount ut f 1. It will bo rcmem bored that * J SIX ) was iho amount claimed by Ui'iijamin for his bcrviccs as attorney. OGDEN BOILER WORKS - : - - ; - , CAHTEU A SON' . Prop's , - " ' / * / / Kinds of Steam Boilers & Shfet Iron Work Orders liy iflull for repairs promptly attendee to. Satisfaction ( .uarnntced. lOrti Avenue. Aij drets Ogdeu Uoller Work * . Couudl JJlulIs.Iowa SPECIALNOTICES. NOTICE. ' i-j.vyiA iiiuiveriiHeraem1 ? , such ns Lost , Fennel , > To lonn , Tor Sale , To llent. Wants. Uoftrdlng etc. , will bn Inserted In this column attttolow rntoofTKN CKNTS PKH LINK for the Ilr t In sertion and Five Cents Per Mno for each subse quent Insertion. Leave- advertisements at our onice. No. 12 Tcarl Street , near llroadway , Coun cil llluffs Io\rn. WANTS. MUST He Sold. Toms Quick Two drug stocks lla l to II.BOO ; ono In Iowa , ono In Ne braska , llnrle. Haas A Co. , Council llluffB. T710H SALK-Or Trade-Top buggy In good - * - ' condition. Apply to Oil cast llroadway. FOH HF.NT Largo furnished alcove room , convenient to dummy. 710 Willow avc. Council mum. WANTED-l'osItlons for two first-class cooks. Mpnt cook HO pfrr \ celc nnd pnstry cook t7. Very best of references. Address Jfrs. C. A. Klflilcn , Council llluits , la. WANTKO Hoiisskeeper Kldcrly ( lerman lady preferred. One child to care for. Inquire - quire at lice nlllcc. If Oil KENT Tlio corner odlco over the K. 0. -L1 &C.H lt.lt. ticket onicc , now occupied by JudRO Tord. Also The room No. 111'carl st , now occupied by forest Smith. Also ' 1 ho ilw ellliiB liotiso on Woodbury avo- nun , known as thoMcOce place , with ono aero of land. Horace Kvcrctt. LOST A buneh of small keys. Hewnrd for sainu will be paid by lloraco K\crctt. 171011 SAI.i : Lumber yard nnd ilxtures dolnif -L1 n business ( if f-Uw. ) per year lii a live Ne braska town. Also a line resilience of 12 rooms , vslth uKsoclntc InillilliiKH. Apply to Johnston & Van 1'nttcn. ai .Main St. , Council UlulTa. T710U linNT-Flrst-clnss piano In good order. JCan bn had nt rcnsomblo price. 1'osscs- 8 > longl\cn.Mny 1st. 1) . Ooldstclnaa Broadway. " 1710H HUNT rurnlshed and unfnrnUhed Jrooms , 7171st nvc. Hofcrrnccs wanted. FOH SAl.I'At a bargain , 40 ncres near stock yards , South Oninli.i , Nub. , Johnson & Christ Inn , Room 35 , Chamber of Commerce , Omalm. WANTED Stocks of merchandise. Have Omaha nnd Council IlluITs city propeitv , nltovcstorn land to oxchnnfjo for goods. Call on or address Johnson .t Cnrlstlnn , i > nom 33 , Chamber or Commerce , Omalm. ° THE MORRIS -TYPE WRITER. PUICK $15. Is n thoroughly practical , well made and finely finished machine. Combines the 1'EiirEcr Lr.T- TKIUNO , KXACT AMON.MKNT nnd KAPIU WHIT- INO of n high priced writer with Stlit'MClTV , Compactness nnd Durability. Send/or ctrculnis. AGENTS AVANTED. F. E. GAGE , The Excelsior Co. X ) Main St. LINCOLN , NEB. , Council IlluUB , Oen'l Agent. Agt. for Western Iowa I > IC. S. STUWAKT , VETERINARY SURSEON , HOSPITAL AND OFFICE 45 FOUSTH-ST. Council Bluffs , la. Veterinary Dentistry a Specialty. NEW SPRING MILLINERY 1514 DOUGLAS ST. , OMAHA , NEB. D. H. McDANELD & W. , Hides. Tallow , Pelts , Wool and Furs. Highest Market Prices. Prompt Returns. 23 and 23 Hale StreetCouncIl niiitTa.Towa. PLUMBERS , STEAM AND GAS FITTERS , No. 552 Broadway. Opera House Block , Couneil Blurts. Telephone No. 1281. V Of GO JI1UHT LOWN TO PETER C. MILLER'S And ( ict That llcautirul 1'nitcrn of WALL PAPER 1 SAW THKUK Y UK } ) OKR Allt KINDS Oi < ' HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING DECOR AT1NO , WHITBN11W , ETC. , And Has None Itut Experienced Workmen. No. la Penrl St. ; i Council Star Stables and Mule Yards DroiuUvuy , Council niulls , Opp. Dummy Depot Horses and mulqs constantly on band , for tale at rvtull or In car load lots. Orders promptly died liy contract on notice. Opposite rrni "Tczr "Ef SHOWING AGES OP COUNCIL BLUFFS. Largest Stock , METCALF BROTHERS Furnishing Goods , Lowest Prices , , Clothing , Hats , Caps , eto * ( V & * g 5 /WilUAm.SlQdogtapf : ffardman , Everett 0 l < I j- Dealer to 'f ' * * - i x'x HAW 6ay..CciuntREAL ESTATE KS MUTUAL LIFE INS. co. N Torn. 10 Largest Capital and Surplus Your Patronage , o - - CITIZENS STATE BANK < * % . ofni5a7 / / / /n fAe - " - ' - - 1 Is Solicited.r s COUNCIL Be. R , SMOKE . JWO , LSQUIRB'S ' 2(6laoo ( Porcgoy. & Mooro'a * 'Abstracts of Title Wholesale , Santa Rasa ARE THE BEST. No. B. pearl St EMPKIE HARD ATARE CO. WEIR SHUGART CO. JOBBERS THIS AND YOU WILL SAVE MONEY BY IT. Wo have jiiht received mi elegant line of MEN'S , YOUTH'S nnd BOY'S CLOTHING nnd latest styles of Gents' Furnishing Goods , Hats nnd nil kinds of Boots and Shoes. Wo will offer you prices which were before offered in this oily. Men's Scotch Wool Suits $7.60 , worth $13. Men's Best All Wool Suits $10.00 , worth $18. Mon's Imported Worsted Suits $12.00. worth $20. Men's Corkscrew Suits $8.00 , worth $13. Mon's Blue Flannel Suits $8.75 , worth $14. Mon's Cussimero Suits $4.25 , worth $7.60. Mon's Fancy Suits $5.60V worth $7.60. Youth's All Wool Suits $0.00. Youth's Suits $4.00. Youth's Striped Suits4.00. Boy's Suits from $2.00 up. Wo have 200 different patterns of Mon's All Wool Pants. Men's All Wool Punts nt $2.25. do do latest styles , $3.30. do Imported Worsted Punts , all kinds fancy stripes , $3.25 up. do Working Fancy Striped Pants at 81.25. do Fancy Dress Shirts from 25c up. do Working Shirts from C5c up. do Suits Underwear from 60c up. , do Seamless IIoso 5c a pair. do Seamless IIoso Ce a pair. do Fine Kid Gloves 76c. do Working Seamless Shoes , warranted solid counters , $1 , worth $1.76 do Seamless Fine Shoes $1.25. worth $2.00. do Seamless Dress Shoes $1.50 , worth $2.25. do Fine Calf Seamless Shoes $2.25 , worth $4.00. do Fin6 Gossamer Seamless Shoes $3.00 , worth $5.00. Boys' Fine Shoes $1.25 , worth $2.00. All the goods mentioned here are of latest styles. Come and ECO our goods before purchasing .elsewhere ; it will pay you to examine our goods. REMEMBER THEfPLACE , ! L/dI. / IMI .IE .C TTS. 546 ANB548 BROADWAY , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA. _ NATURALIST AND TAXIDERMIST ! MOUNTS miens AND MAMMALS TRUE TO NATURE. ALL WORK GUARANTEED. NO , 010 M VIN SXRBET , : COUNCIL. BL.UFFS , IA. Orders taken nt I'enroso & llnrden's , S. 13tn St. . Oninbo , Neb. 1861. 1888. P. C. DEVOL. - JMOALEH IN Jewell Ynpor Stores , Monitor Wrouelit Charter Onk StoyeH , Leonard Ke- frlKerafors , Unildcrb' Ilnnlwnrc , ( Jolden Star A'njior Kungcs. Gllddeu Fence Wire , Tlu lloullni ? u d Joe Work. 501 liroaduar , Couneil IlliiiTt ) , fa. Estimates Furnished , CASH TRADE SOLICITED. BEND FOIt OIRUUIj/VnS , ACCIDENT INSURANCE , $5,000 AT DEATH I t2S weekly Indemnity for Injury. Costs but 113 per year In tlio Old Heilablo United States Mu tual Accident Association of New Yoi V. Block.General Agents. Iloom 3 , Opera House Block. OFFICER & PUSEY , BANKERS. ( OOUroadway Oouucil Itlulla , lowx itablliUt.a PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY. fiT T1NT ? ? RFF T Architects .and Supcrintonclouta. Room nUUDll OL UJjUU j 2 , Opera House Block , Council itliiffa HBTDFTMDTMfl Hydraulic and Sanitary Engineer . mmm ! 1)111 Li. piailg ) Estimates , Specifications. Su- pervisiou of Public Work. Brown Building , Council Bluffs Iowa. RINFFY RTTR1TJ ? Attorney-at-Law , Second Floor Brown HHJJLiI UUIU1L , Building , 115 Pearl Street , Council Bluffs , Iowa. N. Justice of the Peace. Office over American . Express , No. 419 Broadway , Council Bluffs , Iowa. STONE Attorneys at-Law , practice in the Statd and Federal Courts. Ofllco Rooms f and 8 , ShugartBeno Block , Council Bluffs , Iowa. DRS. WOODBORY . t. and First Avenue FINK GOLD WOKK A. ? Dentist. Corner Main street and Firflt C. C. HAZEN . . , avenue. TfKTflVTN Sur aild c- K./Ordinaiice Grades and , IVDlmin , Grading Estimates. Drafting. 501 Broadway , cor. of Main , Room 5. Specialist. In Dfoeascs of Eye , Kar , Nose H. H. CHAMBERLIN M. DJF Throat. ( llushtH Accurately 1'rcscrlbr . . . . CatnrrhTnutcd Mull , 111 A/iCd. by wVftor Flroa J . . ) Consultation. Ollico Cor. Main street and UroadwajHeslilence , 010 llluir st. Hours- -1 to 12 , 2 to r , , :3) : to hUJ. Council niulls. Iowa. ESTABLISHED 1812. INCOUPOKAl'ED 1878 do CO. , 1TASSILLON , OHIO , MAXUFACTUKEHS. SIZES FROM Kspeclnlly Designed /Q MILLS , ELEVATORS 25 TO 250 AND HORSE ELECTRIC LIGHT HORSEPOWER POWER , PURPOSES , AUTOMATIC : CUT-OFF : ENGINE. Brancli House , Council Bluffs , Iowa , BUM ) 1 < 'OII E. C. HARRIS , Manager. IF YOU WANT TO BUY _ A _ I a-o Ul P UlH Q > o H o IT * u Q O O A 2 o u Ul Ul < J g o o UlH PQ -H p Ul Ul IF YOU INTEND TO BUY THIS SEASON IT WILL PAY YOU TO BUY