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ltOSKIU ltd, OREGON, FRIDAY FVFXIXG, AI'iil'ST UH, 1IMIH.
NO. ISO.
Di inn O
13 u rtvjsEGONy i
Yegg Mem Cet $1,S00 in Coin,
and $640 in Stamps
AT PARKLAND, SEARTACOMA
S. P. Station at Kennel, Calif., Held
Up and Robber of $35 Hanging
For Wife Harder
Special to the Evening Review.
TACOMA, Wash., Aug. 28. Safe
blowers entered the postoflice at
Parkland, a Tacotua suburb, last
night, and made a big haul, after par
tially wrecking the building will)
dynamite, used on the safe. They
.stole $1500 In government money.
$300 In money belonging to I'ost
' master Ericksou, 22,000 stamps of
2-cent denomination and 20.000 one
cent stamps. Postal Inspectors are
working on the case. Circumstances
show that the job was done by pro
fessional cracksmen.
8. P. Agency Held l.
CHICO, Calif., Aug. 2S. Two
masked men early this morning en
tered the Southern Pacilic depot at
Kennet and held up P. W. Woods,
the night operator, ordering him to
open tlie safe. On his bended knees,
Woods begged for his llle, explnininR
that the combination of the ml"
was known only to the day agent.
The robbers then turned their at
tention to the cash drawer, breaking
it open and securing $:ir. There is
no clew to their identity.
This Robbery a Rig Olio.
MOSCOW. Russia, Aug. 28. A
stupendous swindle of the govern
ment postoflice was revealed today up
on the discovery that thousands ol
dollars worth of cancelled stumps
were cleaned and sold throughout
Russia. Thirty arrests have been
made. Six million cancelled stamps
were sold in Moscow alone.
TOTAL SJ.-i,(IOO,(MHI.
Staggering Losses' From Timber Fire
in tii-itisli Columbia.
VICTORIA. 11. .C. Aug. 27. The
heavy rains of the past lew days have
worked incalculable good in nil but
extinguishing the forest lires that
have for weeks been ruling in the
Cowhlnin district and theme toward
the heart of Vancouver Island. The
very cream of the island's most ac
cessible timber wealth has been lick
ed up by the Bros, and the Canadian
Pacilic railroad, the Victoria & Che
inainus Lumber Company ami the
Cowichan and I.mlysnitlh Lumber
companies are heavy sufferers, their
losses running far into six tiimres. It
is estimated that forost lires tints
far this reason throughout British
Columbia have caused losses approx
imating not less than 16 li "i .00 0.000.
The heaviest of these losses was in
the Crows Xest section, whore the
destruction of the town of Fertile
was a heavy contribution to the para
lyzing total.
An Oregon Loss.
rlilXRVILLIO. Or., Aug. 2(i. .
S. Ireland, forest -supervisor for the
Deschutes National reserve, Willi
headiitiarters in this city, -returned
today from the lire nrea south of
Bond and says that first, reports
about the damage were not exagger
ated. Three entire townships have
been burned over, half of one town
ship being swept clean and the oth
ers destroyed except for small
patches here and there.
Kinship of the
Monopolist to the
Highway Robber.
J By WILLIAM J. DUYAN;
111(111 DIVEII MEETS DEATH.
Wife Muiilei Hangs..
t SAN RAFAEL, Calif., Aug. 28.
Dolphin Albrite, of Los Angeles
county, Calif., was hanged here today
for the murder of his wife. He went
to his death without any sign of emo
tion and without making any state
ment. He was pronounced dead t fi
minutes after the trap was sprung.
Dentil Vu'ley Scott.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 2S.
"Death Valley" Scott, the renown
ed squanderer, supposed owner of a
secret gold mine in Death Valley.
Arizona, had his wings shorn today
by Chief of Police Biggy, who ad
vised him to get out of San Fran
cisco and stay out. Scott slept off a
Bpree in the city jail Inst night.
ASTORIA, Or.. Aug. 27. A. fi.
Sullivan, a week ago n deckhand on
the steamer Charles R. Spencer, of
Portland, met instant and terrible
leath this morning while participat
ing in Hi" regnl'a ncpiattc sports.
Diving from one of the yards of the
British ship Donna Frances, he
shot like an arrow into the sea and
was lost. He sank like a nick and
boats circling around in the vicinity
failed to get a glimpse of the body.
Sullivan's dive was fully 120 feet
high. He had been told it meant sui
cide, but paid no heed to warning.
Perched on tlie yaiilarm lie made the
leap to death before th: grandstand
and tlie throne where tlie coro.ia-
!ion of tlie regatta tiueen had just
taken place. Thousands of people
saw bim make tlie leap.
Sullivan went down I eel ilrst, nut
struck the water on his back, accord
ing to boatmen who were near the
pot.
Sullivan was about 21 years old
and bud u reputation lor high diving.
lie was n sailor on tlie I lilted btnles
.miser t liarleslou up 10 a soon
lime ago.
Excellent Health Adlvce.
Mrs. M. M. Davison, of No. 37!)
Gilford Ave., San Jose, Cnl., says:
"The worth of Electric Bitters as a
rrnnaral fatntlv reTlieHv. for hcatlacllO.
biliousness and torpor of the liver
and bowels is so pronounced that I
am prompted to say a word in Its
favor, for the benefit of those seek
ing relief from such afflictions.
There Is more health for the digest-
lea nrfrnna In A hottle of'Electrh
Hitters than in any other remedy I
know of." Sold under gnnrantee nt
A. C. Marsters & Co 8. drug store
60c.
KtXti KOMI! WINS .MILE DASH.
IXSIST that tlie commandment "Tliou shnlt not steal"
applies as much to the monopolist lis to the highway
man, nnd wo shall not mako any mnteriul progress in
the protection of the, peoplo from jirivato monopolies
until wo nro prepared to obliternto THE" LIXE
THAT SOCIETY HAS DRAYVX BETWEEN
THE ORDINARY THIEF AND THE LARGER CRIMINAL
WHO HOLDS UP SOCIETY AND PLUNDERS THE PURLIO
THROUGH THE INSTRUMENTALITY OF PRIVATE MO
NOPOLY. The nuin who stands by tho witysido nnd, holding a revolver to
your head, demands your money or your lifo is no moro a criminal,
measured by every moral standard, than tho man who, obtaining con
trol of a nation's fuel, collects n tributo from every householder,
offering him tho tilternntivo of payment or Buffering from luck of firo.
It is entirely' possible thnt very many of those who enjoy tho
benefits of monopoly somo ns managers, somo ns directors and some
incn lv ns stockholders arc unconscious of the principlo involved,
UNCONSCIOUS OF THE MORAL CHARACTER OF THEIR
CONDUCT, but surely this is nn o;iportuno timo to impress upon tho
conscience of tlie nation the real moral character of tho conduct of tho
monopolist.
And it is not sufficient that we shall appeal to tho conscience of
the monopolist nlone. If a highwayman were to engiigo a lawyer to
follow a few rods behind him with a horso thnt ho might hovo n ready
means of escape after having committed tin act of robbery, wo would
call the lawyer a parly to the crime, and we would visit upon him the.
sumo pitiii.-hiiiont visited upon the principal in the robbery, nnd so if
some one living near llie snot where the robbery was committed fur
nished the robber with a change of clothing or, in relurn for n part
of the booty, coijspired with him to conceal the booty until suspicion
was pa t, suc h n cue could not escape legal responsibility for the crime.
K tS 1
AND YET IT 13 CONSIDERED QUITE RESPECTABLE TODAY FOR
THE LEGAL. REPRESENTATIVES CF PREDATORY WEALTH TO VISIT
STATE CAPITALS AND . NATIONAL CAPITALS AND PREVENT THE
ENACTMENT OF LAWS INTENDED TO PROTECT THE PUBLIC FROM
PRIVATE MONOPOLIES, AND IT IS EVEN MORE RESPECTABLE
FOR THE SALARIED ATTORNEYS OF THESE MONOPOLIES TO FOL
LOW CLOSE AFTER THE OFFE: IDT.RS AND FURNISH THEM HORSE8
IN THE WAY OF LESAL TECHNICALITIES UPON WHICH TO ES
CAPE FROM PUNISHMENT.
VOTE OF TIIAMS SCORNED
Japan to Greet American Fleet Willi
Warships Drawn np in Battle .
Formation
At the district fair at Mni-shHi'lil
Thursday afternoon, W. W. Card
well's sorrel stallion King Kobr'
won the one-niile dash over th re
el her meeds, in the lime of 1:47
which is remarkably good in view ol
tlie fact thai the track is very heavy
The purse was $:ioo, but a dispaicl
from Miirslificld says that. Severn'
thousand dollars of private melon
rhtmsed bands on the result -of tin
race. The big event of Hi:' fair occurs
Ibis nfleinonn, when the Coos couutv
Derby will be ran. The distance Is
one mile and an eighth, and King
Kobr will probably land lust moiiev
In this also, as lb" lutlber the ins
tance tlie better Ins chances or vol
ning.
To all the former patrons or our
Lrnii.li stere. formerly Clnake &
Brown's store: We have moved all
tii uinfk t our store on .Le-kson
Street, and are prepared ln welcome
vmi there and are in better shape
to please von than ever before.
ALTON S. FRF.Y & CO
Special to the Evening Review.
OAKLAND, Calif., Aug. 2S. Wo
man suffiagists of California hurled
dellnnee nt delegates to tho Bttitt
cpuhllcau convention In this city
today, after refusal to accept n ris
ing vote of thanks tendered them as
onsolatfon in lieu of a resolution
fnvorlng extension of the ballot to
women. The delegates were .Just
ready to adjourn when Frank Doin
iuguc moved to extend the thanks of
tho convention to tho suffragettes
who inspired tho delegates to acts
of higher statesmanship by their
presence." At this the delegnloB
stood up, doffed their hots and cheer
ed the women. In the midst of this.
however, Mrs. Agness Pease, of lien
or, one of tho suffragettes, walked
down the nisle with clenched fists
iind, facing the chairman, said:
Mr. Chairman, the women refuse
In accept tho thanks of this conven
tion. You need not Ibiuk you can
pass us off with thanks; we are not
here to please men, wo nro here be-
ause we've got a right to tako part
In government. We will not give up
this light."
I'liere was cheering on part of
Mrs. Pease's supporters, after which
Hie convention adjourned.
WHY IT SICCEEDS.
Because It's for One Thing Only, nnd
Roseburg People Appreciate Ibis.
Nothing can be good for every
thing. Doing one thing well brings suc
cess. llnan's Kidney Pills do one thing
only.
They cure sick kidneys.
They cure backeche, every kidney
111.
Here is Roseburg to prove It.
A. Fields. 1121 Mill St., Roseburg.
Ore., says: "The reennimendat ions of
Dean's Kidney Pills by local people
DIVIDE $2(1,000 INSTATE.
Last Will mill Tcslniwlit of XIcIioIiih
T Day Admitted lo Probate..
The last will and testament of the
bile Nicholas T. Day. of Caliipooia
disposing of an estate valued lit $20
ooo, has been admitted In the conn
Iv court here, with '.. L. Dlininlck
of Oakland, as executor, wllboul
bonds, pursuant to the wish of the
testator, expressed In the will. I be
ainiraiseis appointed are D. R
Sbambrook, U. W. Kimball nnd i
W. Slaley. The greater part of til
l estate consists of about lll'll acres of
led me to get a supply at Marsters , html . on the Calapooia, near II
drug store, as I bad been bothered i her. This is divided ny tlie terms
''or vears bv kidney complaint. They I of the will, among the seven surviv-
brought very gratifying results and : lag sons and daughters, as follows
for relief I found through their use, Mrs Al., Yeit, of Long Beach
I am willing lo endorse tliein. Calif., Hit l-:l acres; Mrs. Rose
For sale by all dealers. Price 1,0 .wler, of Stellacoom. Wash., 1
cents. Forsler-Mllbum Co., Blltfalo. ,.,.,.. ,(!KS1C L. Day, of Roseburg
New York, sole agents for the united -, u. n,T,,s; Mrs. Eva Abraham, of
Slates. Itoseburg. WW'A acres; Mrs. Molll
Remember
. . . Smoke . . .
Model American
The Best "Bit" Cigar on the Pa
cific Coast
the
and lake no other.
name Doan'B
Made in Roseburg by
L. KABAT
HEAL ESTATE TKAVSI'FltS.
Whistler, of Wlnlock. Wash.
acres; Freil R. Day. of Portland
UM'i acres; (lordy Day. a ward ill
tb" stale asylum for the Insane
l24Vi acres.
The testator directs that nil of bis
tlehis nnd expenses are to be paid out
of bis personal property and I bat tli
residue therefrom is to be ilKid
It
.1. W. Wise to F. W. Canlrell. $1;
lot lo. block 2. Wise's mid lo Yon
f alia.
.., i. I ... Tl. Mvrlle
,....','.'.'. 'i en- n:-; r.o' ncres among his seven children. Fred
. . .," '' jliav Is lo have charge of all of lln
otiw. "n.'iv to 1 T Thomiifon. ' real and liersonal property beipieath
Jl'.." ; lots f and 1. block 1 . Rose
burg. E. R. Fisher to A. Cirton, $1:
I'S 3-t ncres sec. 20, 21-7.
ed to (lordy Day and enjoy the emol
nments and prollts therefrom until
such time us the latter might recove
his reason
CURES
oOLD SORES
alifornia G. 0. P. Refuses lo
to iu iu thkoi ;n oui:;on.
North mid South Lino for .1. .1. Hill
PIUrcVIU,K, Or., Aug. 6. W.
P. Nt'lson, of Portland; J. P. Portr.
uf Vuiu'ouvor,' Wash., nnd John 1).
IWter, of Spoknno, Wash., paused
through this city Monday afternoon
hy unto hound for Medford by way of
Mend and Ktainath Falls, Or., their
object being lo get n general idea of
tho interior Oregon country and local
conditions In regard to tho building
of n railroad up tho Deschutes Hiver
Valley this full, said lino to form a
uorth-nnd-tumth routo between the
Columbia Hiver, Klamath Kalis nnd
San Vi nnclfico. Work Is to com
mence In December, nnd It Is under
Hiood that tho Porter brothers will
act ns agents for tho 11111 Interests.
Tho visitors while In this city
enlled on both local banks, tho First
National and Crook County bank,
and niado the positive statement to
the banks' olllcers nnd other local
capitalists that construct ion would
begin between now and January.
They did not ask llnuncial support
here, but there Is $100,000 available
to tho ftrMt railroad which cornea in
to this city as a standard steam
g ii ago. Tho railroad ns contemplat
ed does not touch Prlnevllle, but
passes 1 S miles to the westward,
throiiKh Madras, Redmond and Bond.
rp
Cloudburst Destroys Folsom,
' New Mexico
12-Vear-Olil Heroine.
RAN DII'HiO, C'ullf.. Aug. 28. -
Mice Whnley, a 12-year-old girl, is
the admiration oT nil Han Diego
bench today. Bruce McKonzle. a boy
smaller than she. wuded out over his
head and was drowning, when Mis
Whnley went to ills rescue, towing
the hoy hack to the land by tho hruld
of her hair.
AVhiil n Fine Cluuico.
TOKIO, Japan, Aug. 28. It wns
lerlded today that tho American
hattlcHhlp fleet shall he greeted upon
its arrival nt Yokohama by the as
sembled Japanese men-o'-war, drawn
up in battle line for welcome. Japan
lias set about to make the reception
to the fleet the greatest of any dur
ing its journey around the world.
V. P. Strike 1'hHetlleil.
WINNIPKd. Man., Aug. 2K. No
lelluite movement has developed to
ward a settlement of the strike of
Canadian Pacific machinists. The
oiling slock Is getting iu had shape,
nnd engineers are becoming restless,
fearing to ride on the locomotives
unless they are repaired.
DEATH LIST WILL BE LARGE
Ship Carries Down 51 ol Crew
Chinese Coast Waters Id
Georgia Falling
I.MI'ltOVF.MFXTS AT I'. Ob' ().
o
Sold by all Dealer
O
! No old sre can heal until tlie cause vl H: produces it h-s, 1vcn removed
Kxterna! applications of salves, washes, lotions, etc., may r-dnre the iiifl.irn
mntion and assist in keeping the place clean, but cannot cure the trouble
l- ause they do not reach its source. O'.d sores exit Iv cause the blood is
: infected with impurities and jhiisona win- h are n.nM.mtly being dis b.irged
into tli'.- xdncc. The nerves. tisiies and fibres of the l!e-h are k-p in a state
' of irritat,on and disease by Ix-inif duly fed witii ti:e ;o-nn-laden matter
through the circulation, making it impossible for the s-re to Ileal. H. S. S.
cures chrome sores by its purifying nrlmn on the b!od. It goes down into
the circulation, and removes the poison-pr-din tit .trerris. impurities and
tnotbid milters which are responsible for th': failure of the place to h'al.
S. S. S. maW-s the Umk1 pure, fresh and lieaithy; li.en as nvvr, rich blood is
carried to tlie spot the healing proce.sSg e'inn, all di ;ch.ir'.o; ceav-s. the
inilaimmtion leaves, new tissue U-gins to form, the place fills in with firm,
heaithy flesh. ind soon tile sore is perm mcnUy cured. S. S. S. i purely
vegetable. t!i: saf.-t and Inst tVod puritk-r fir y mug rr old. Jloox oil
Sores and Ulcers and any medical advue free to all who write
I THE SWU-T SPECIFIC CO..IjUSTA, GA-
KI'CIONH, Or.. Aug. 27 The work
f the rnlvorsily of Oregon during
Hip coming year will be I lie strong-
st In the history of the Institution.
due to the fact that the working
tools of tho ('Diversity, hooks, ap
paratus, etc., have been much bet
tered during the Hummer. The lib
rary lias been great ly st reugtheiied
hy Hie addition of $10,000 worth of
new books nnd much new apparatus
has been ordered for all depart nients.
A number of new Instructors have
been added, notably a professor of
(ieolngy, a chair that Iuih been vacant
since the death of Dr. Condon, n
professor of Political Science, nnd
asHoclnte professor of Psychology, an
assistant- professor of F.ducntlon, a
new head librarian nnd a number of
instructors In departments that have
been badly crowded.
Work on a new recitation building
to relieve the overcrowded condition
of the other buildings Is being push
ed, and It Is hoped to have ft ready
for use soon after the opening of
the session. Tlie girls' dormitory
has been completed and furnished. A
number of new student club houses
have been erected this Humer.
Th" number of students will prob
ably be from u third to a half greatei
than Inst year. Applications for ail
mission are coming to the Iteglslrar
ranidlv. and the number on file is
much larger than usual at this time
The freshman class will number be
t ween 2 mi and 2-'.'t students. Tin
fall session begins Tuesday, Hepleni
her 22nd. -
SLAIN ItV KNOCKKItH.
A city can bo built up hy "boost
ing" and Hugnnted hy "knocking."
As tho result of "knocking" n sue-
cKi-ful triple attempt nt suicide hns
been inn do in Modford by n propect-
Ivo m Mchant, discouraged hy the pes
simlsMc prospects presented by the
knockers.
I'll is merchant en mo hero Inst
spring, was charmed by clly and vnl-
lev. impressed with the opportunities
offered, and determined to enter the
common-hill field. He returned.
rented a store nnd purchased his
slot k.
Before tho stock arrived the nnvll
horns began. Tho frailly of human
nature Is such (hat sometimes a little
iliscouraging talk will produce on
sensitive minds, despondency, des
pair and Insanity.
in this case there was no iiuestlou
"Whether 'tis nobler
In the mind to suffer the stlngt-
nnd arrows
Of outrageous fortune, or to take
nrnm
Against a sen of troubles, nnd, by
opposing
End them."
There is nothing noble about It.
The deed was the raising oT the flag
of surrender in the battle of life and
:i showing ttt the while feather iiefore
the light began. Only Insanity can
explain this desire to fieo from Imag
inary troubles.
Hut a touch needed to topple over
the unbalanced reason was supplied
hy knockers, who. If they were lis
tened to, would block all progress In
the world.
Those whoso con versa 1 ton cannot
relict a little of Hie sunshine the
Lord has showered on MiIh pleasant
valley, and whose thoughts are not
tinged some with the faith and hope
that the beautiful blue bowl above
symbolizes, had better keep still, lest
the seeds of discouragement they
ruthlessly strew blossom Into blood
stained ImmortcllcH lo deck the grave
of the suicide.
The above Is taken from the" Med-
ford Tribune and was an editorial on
the suicide of Frank 1. Nelko ln (hat
elt v last week. Tho "knocker" is
iM.neriillv n imrasllo. and. Ihouidl to
be regreted, infests every commun
ity. There are two or three In Rose-
burg .
Special to tho -Event rig 'Review.
KU PASO, Aug. 28. Eleven per
sons are known to be dead and many
others are believed to have perished
In the town of Folsom,. New Mexico,
which was Inuuduted by a cloudburst
today. Details are' hard to obtain,
owning to the fact that the town is
situated in the mountainous district.
One dispatch says the entire town
was swept by the torrent ot water
and that many houses were carried
away. Parties are now' searching
for the dead. . ,
Klilp Sinks In Typhoon.
SAN FKANCiSCO, Aug. 28. Ac
cording to a telegram received at
the Merchants' Exchange here today,
Til members of the crew of 53 went
down with the British steamer Dun
calrn. which was caught In a typhoon
off the const of China. The steamer
sunk so quickly that the men below
the deck were caught on their way up
and drowned.
Georgia Flood Receding.
ATLANTA, Ga., Aug. 28. The
flood waters throughout-the state are
receding and many destitute people
nre being relieved. The known dead
number fifteen, most of -them negro
laborers. Rains have ceased and the
river nt Augusta is fulling. The
property Iobs there Is estimated at
$2,000,000.
W. K. Chapman was down from
levoiid Lurley today.
M. J. Dirk was down from Myrtl
Creek on business today.
K:iu Ball wart down from Bhtdl
todav. He reports threshing finished
there and prune harvesting will b'1
gin about Sept. 0.
Hon. Wi!ll Kramer was down
from the Myrtle Creek mlnei Trior
dnv. He la getting out a carloai of
high grade ore for shipment.
TIIK STOHV OF SON(;H havj at
TIIK I'KKHCKNT THEATRE.
COFFEE
The dealing is simple.
If you don't like Schil
ling's Best, it costs you
nothing.
Your grocer rrtiirna rour mon.T II rou doot
Uk. It: w. p. him
One nlKht "Down In the Old Cher
ry Orchurd, while "llroticho Hust-
i" wim leaving for "Bunker Hill,
Tho lielle of tho Unll" and "Chey-
onno Biild -Bye Hye, uoarie ,
"We've Hoen Chums for Fifty Years"
so "Drouin on. Dear Heart, Dream
on" nnd "Keep on Smiling," for
"Somewhere" "Tho Moon Has His
Uyi'H on" "Tho Stars, the Stripes
and You. Hut "Honey Boy" said
"Wnlt Till the Sun Shines. Nellie"
nnd you can "Tnke Mo Hack to New
York Town" "True Henrt," for "It's
(Irent to be a Soldier Man" "In the
Clood Old II. S. A."
Hut (die Bald "Good Bye, Sweet
heart, (iood Bye" "When I'm Away
I'-rom You" nnd "When You Know
You're Not Forgotten by the Girl
You Can't Forget." "Won't You be
My Money?" for I'll h "Dreaming,"
"Drfiimlng Love of You" "Dearie",
"Down Where the Swaneo River
Flows" and "The Heart You Lost In
Maryland You'll Find In Tennessee,"
or " Mid the Oreon Fields of Vir
ginia." Then "The Mnn In the Overalls"
Haicl "Ain't You Coming Hack to Old
New Hampshire, Molly" with "Two
Utile Baby Shoes" and "Smile on
Me," for If you'll give me ''Just One
Word of Consolation" "In the Ev
ening by the Moonlight," "Dear
Louise" I'll be "With You In Uter
nlly." This Ih "The Tale tho Church Bells
Tolled."
MYRON C. WICKHAM.
I.ee Love was over from Win
chester today nnd rejwrts a consid
erable quantity of logs have reached
there, beln,; a portion of tho drive
being brought down the North Ump
iun river for Kendall Bros.
OFFICKI18.
1. W. Hamilton, President. A. C. Marsters, Cashier.
J. F. Barker, Vice President. W. T. Wright, Asst. Cashier
J. W. Hamilton
N. Ulce,
J. F. Barker,
S. C. Hartrum,
DlltlXTOIM.
Robt. Robertson.
J. O. Newland,
t. Abraham,
Chas. W. Parks,
C. Maritera.
THE
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Nay't) I '"It '' (or rent. Itjr the rear 2.00, or will
rent In Hie h.
ifr conservative management offers substantial advaD
tagflt) to preiajit and propocttve patrons. We re prepared
to handle! business entrusted to us accurately and expedi
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