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EVENING ROSEBURG , REVIEW ISSUED DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY REVIEW PUBLISHING COMPANY Office-Review Building, (first floor) Jackson Street. Telephone Main ool. L. WIMBERLY, Edlto'. DAILY Yn year, by mall Per mouth, dellrerad Prwk, dtUvd 8 K M I -.W E;K K L Y fer Year Six Month , , .9-2-00 . .11.00 octohkk o, loon. CONFIDENT IIKYAN WILL WIN. (JtorRo Fred WJUianiH, After a Tour, Hay IMuralily Only CucNtion. PORTLAND, Or., Ont. 8-UevorBal of the Roosevelt-Park r sweep for the Democrats! That'll tho way OeorKe Fred Wil liams, former 'representative In con gregu frorai MaBHacliusottB, campaign Ing the wont for the democratic par ty, puts the election of liryan and Kern, which will be all over but the shouting four, weeks from now. Mr. Williams dropped in from the south this -morning. "I have talked to democrats and republicans everywhere," Mr. Wil liams said, " and I find that there has never been anything like the change In the political history of the country. The election of Hryan la ansured. ' It will be more than a landslide,' I don't know what to cnll it. New York for Hryan, Sure. "New York Is assured for the democrats.' Bo is Illinois, and posHlb ly Rhode Island. Oh, yes, there's Ohio. And there Is Indiana! In diana going democratic! What do you know about that! No one claims Indiana at this date for the repub licans. "And there 1s Kansas. JuBt came from there. Talked to the editor of a German iaper who said practically all the German republicans were for Bryan this year. Same thing Is true relative to the German vote all over the country . Don't know Just what has brought the change for the bet ter. It's true nevertheless. "Then there Is the labor voto. You all know how they are coming over to our side. I never appreciated It so fully, however, until I began trav elling about the country and talking to the people tnlkiug to men who understand things generallly, and who know just what's going on. OHh the Colored Vote. "Then there Is tho colored vote. That's ours In the greater majority. And the soldiers those who served In the Philippines, particularly. Hut the greatest lead we have is among the republicans who are going to vote for Bryan. Roosevelt's hutting In, I find, Is responsible for the chango of many of these persons." Mr. Williams visited Johnstown and other Pennsylvania cltlen nnd towns In Quay's own district. hi one place a worklngmans democratic club had 33 republican members who were going to vote for Hryan. In another small town thero were 21! republicans who had gone over to the democratic side, and were mem bers of the Hryan club. Mr. p Williams says there Is no question an to tho result of the elec tion. The only thing now is the plurality. WILL 'THY AGAIN. Joino Wlthyrunihe Ht 111 Has lOye on Dragon (JovemorNlilp, PORTLAND, Or., Oot. 8. James Wlthycombe, of Corvallis, republican nominee for governor In 1906, Is go ing to try It again.. Already, two years before- -the next election, ho ts holding his ear to the ground and Is considering the call of tho people. Mr. Wlthycombo was a Portland visitor yesterday and, so the story goest opened the Pamlora'B box of his political, ambitions while hero iu conversation with R. K. Williams, national republican committeeman for Oregon. At that time, so it In reported, Mr. Wlthycombo said that he was receiving urgent and insistent requests from friends throiiKhout Iho state In large numbers urging him to be a candidate and that he was con slderlng tho proHmltlon. The probable candidacy of Mr. Wlthyrombe adds one more to the already long Hut of prominent men who have their eyes on the place. I'p In eastern Oregon Judge Stephen A. lo well, of Pendleton Is reputed to be a possible candidate. Superin tendent of Public Instruction J. 11. Ackernian Is nlso a candidate. J. W. Italley, state dairy and food com missioner, has-his eye on the Job. so his frlendH say, though Mr. Italley himself will not admit It. District Attorney Cameron alo Is training his forces on the st at chouse at Sa lem. Judge L. It. Webster is talked of as a possibility. Then in addition . there are perhaps a dnien other men who either are being urged to train for the race or who are urging Mint , they should do so. it in a certainty that there will ho plenty of men to fill the place when the time comes for the people to decide who will be governor. Portland Telegram: When It comes to bagging the limit of gunte. . the Runnors of this burg are taking their hats off to R. K. Vcntrh. a ( Southern Pacific railroad conductor. and four companion who have re . turned from an outing in the Const range with the jerked meat of 21 deer and three bears. The limit of deer fur the seaiton is five to a hunter , and In the great Vt outing they ever jhsdfthls bunch of good shots got 1 nearly gll that was coming to them V eaten s companions on the trip were: K 8. Holderman. J. I) Coch ran fend L. Groves, of Cottage Grove. at r,A l It llurMi .i I It..- 11,.. I , , , , . V 7k Yv V n A . w'onii.' (bout 14 miles from Cow Horn peak. REPUBLICANS AND MONEY. Collier's Weekly has a significant editorial In Its Issue of August 2 entitle'!. "The Republicans anJ Money." It Is given herewith: "The election and subsequent denth of Mr. Tatt would mean the occn pancy of the White House by an of!l cial fat-fryer who bus during scv era! years paat approached, with def erential hat in hand, the president or treasurer of moat of the larye cor porations In the country. It was in the course of this ofltciul function thit Sherman wss profanely turned down by Mr. Harrlmun, with bitter denu'i elation of the Republican- party and reeking mesHagos for the head of tint party, that the party and tho head of it had not been grateful for the f 20, 000 which Mr. Harrlamn collected and which Mr Harrlman collected and gave tn 1904. Penrose, as one of tho executive committee of nine which Is to do the actual work of the Repub lican campaign. Is In error of taste. and Judgment but not a great dual worse With T. Coleman Du Pont of Delaware, however the case differs. Among the combinations now being prosecuted by the Federal Govern' went Is that aggregation of compan I ob known as the Powder Trust. Mr. Du Pont Is president of the fifty mil lion dollar Du Pont Powder Company, president of the ten million d tll;ir International Powder Company, direc tor of the International Smokeless Powder Company, and vice-president of the holding company, the Dela ware Seeuritlea Company, which owns a majority of the stock of the Laflln & Rand Powder Company. Stipposu that Mr. Taft. being succesHfitl, should be approached by Mr Du Pont t'.ius: 'I am one of the ten men, including Chairman Hitchcock, who have put you over the plate. I don't want to be reminding you continually of the obligation; there Is one smalt piece of patronage I should like, and I shan't speak to you about patronage again during your administration. There Ik a deserving young friend of mine whom I should like to have appoint' ed to the position lately held by Mr Purdy. In charge of that bureau oT the Department of Justice which Is seeking to break up my company, deprive of some of my property, and decline me a violator of the law. Something analogous would have been the pres ence of Harry Thaw two years ago on a committee of ten to collect fumlH and promote the election of Jerome ns district attorney. A minority plank, calling for a statute providing for publicity of campaign expend! turea, was thrown out of the am mlttoe on resolutions by a vote of fi to 1, and was rejected on the il-iur of the convention by a vote of US) to 94 Nebraska and Idaho and parts of Wisconsin and Indiana fuvorlng it The amoilnt of Hotirhonlsm still left In the Republican party Is far too largo." "The People do rule." says Sher man, the candidate of tho frusta for Vlce-Presld.mt. The truth Is that a hilt Introduced for the protection of the rich ta pf the people cannot even he voted on In tho house where Can non and Sherman rule the roo.st. It Is bad enough thut under tho dic tation of the speaker and his Com Dilttee on Rifles, labor bills are Strang led and not permitted to come to a vote. Hut. worse than that, If poa ilnlo. In (he fact that the Speaker picks committees so that bills that he does not Ilka cannot even get a hear ing, but are strangled In committee by direction of the Spenkor. The peo-. pie are up In arms all over the conn try, and AnU-CaoBonlstu Is growing in popularity. A Lazy Liver May b only a tired liver, or a startr llvor. It would ho a stupid as well a iavago thing to heal a weary or starve, man because ho lagged In I.N wnrk. Ht In t remind the I.ikkid. torpid liver It h great mlstuko lo lush It with it runt drastic drugs. A torpid liver ts but ai Indication of an ili-iiuurfslied, enfii l.hV body wlinmi organs nrn weary wlili ovet work. Start with the stomach and nil led organs of digestion and nutrition. Put them In working order and vt hou quickly your liver will become m-tiva. Dr. Pierce's Golden MedU-ul Discover) has made mnuy marvelous cures of "livci trouble- by Its wonderful control of tie organs of dlgcMlon and nutrition. It re storm the immiul activity of the Mem:i,-h Increases the wvretions of the bUnl-mak Ing glttml, rlennes the system from poi sonous accumulations, and so rcllee Lh liver of the burdens Imposed upou It by th defection of other organs. If irou have bitterer bad last In tha morn ing. Awrorryifctlo ati.tptll. coaWil teitn(s foul breath, cefytlpau-dor Irregular Wmt-la fee) weak, vatlli tlrrd, tVnvmrient, fren.itnt be a J aetata, pain ardlstrvji "small of laok.' rnawtng or dlsfrewd IvW jn tom u.h perhaps nauica.NiyTWA WS rNtrup.' In throat after eating, and klnty ysnitoin of weak a teniae b and torpid liiS yjy.it. 'M Tyu turf. iHTlHai'tjitljMaii 1' r Tl. OiIO. ii M.Hlu alT.s. .n'. ry lYiliai. v7?i apart of the alMjTt i) i ;i .iu'ina will U ir'scnl at en ttma anil jet p. int u tiritcl tlvi roi Ulkmonfn and weak atomach. AtuhI all bt bread and biscuits, frhl.lle eakri and ; othir IndlBeftUhto Uh and lake rt.e "UoUN-tt ' Uedkca) lUacxiTerr " rerularlr amJ allck toll ns until rou are Tlctnms and atrvng Ths "iManiTt-ry- bi non-MH rn, non-aV.t btiltc, la a slut-rlc eurn-t nattT tn,M. -nal rneia with a full lut iu h wrr-a, ,tf (.rlntml .hi pi, h betile-wrapprr anU altutl uiulrr oath. Ill tiitfTvOM iils ar en,), m-.j and iulled hf Uio mu-.i nmn-ni menii ai write of thi ace and ar rwiMrnm-ml u cum thadla furwhu h tt la adrlx tl. Don't accept a substitute of unknown cotnpoaltlno (or this non-socml atauiuss or Bjiowsi ooHeuamon. 1- . . wnpuus i ohi i-ure is a guaran- ieeu remedy. gUKn RnJ tr(. , Hamilton's, TF SI :st1 CASTORIfl --riMMnr For lnfjnt8 nnd Children. mtSSSL AlX'Oilol, 3 PKK CtNT AVcgclabL'PrpparallonlbrAs-' similaiiiigiiicroorfareltoiila ImgUic Siomachs audUoweistf Promolcs DieslionCkfalI nrss anrt litslCnnMirn irtr Opium.Morphinc norMiiral IVOTWABCOTIC. jiKiFriouctitnmmm lhMttMlf I tppftmiaf- uClrluxjkUn ( Anerfccl Remedv for Consta- t ion , Sour Slnmacll.D larrimea Woi nis Convulsions .Fcwnsfr nt'SS and LOSS OF SLhliR Facsimile Signalureof NEW YOHK. Exact Copy of Wrapper. I'Ol'NTAIN FDIt M.l(SIIFIi:i,l. Mnrshlicltl Thuos: The city coun cil lust cvoniiiK grunted pcriiilHKion to tho A. N. W. club to put lu an or iminoiitiil f tin it I it i u on "('" Htroet, in Iront of Stiirford's, providing that tho city (ihull not Ih liuhlo for it imiin- fnanco. Tho proposed fountain will lo a hiimlKouto ont nnd will furnish vz--: I . i-MM WORTONIA MOTEL i -Sw II NORTH SIDE PLANING MILL Atterbcry & Co. Just received another carload of Washington Cedar Shingles Mill anil Yards at Railroad Spur in North Roseburg ....SMOKE THE.... MODEL AMERICAN CIGAR The Host Made Cigar on (he Coast FOR SALE BY ALL DEALERS Made in Roseburg by L. RABAT Farmers, Clean Your Seed With a HERO FANNING MIUU THE ONLY MILL THAT WILL CLEAN IT RIGHT LET US SHOW YOU Call iukI ttmk ovit our lint of Pious, Harrows, Cit.rr Prow. IVttl (.rhitli-r, Knil aihI Ho it t'uttrrs rtr. .If you want Stuinp Pu1ltr ut have It. J. F. BARKER & CO. Phone 201, Vehicles & Implements Roseburg. Oregon The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of in Use For Over Thirty Years CASTORIJ w eiHraun cokmbv, ktw vomn city. wnter for horses and other animals as well as people. It will be in on the curb line and an electric globe will light it at night. Fur mors, mechanics, railroaders, laborers, rely on Dr. Thomus' Kclec triu OH. Takes the sting out of cuts, burns or bruises at once. Pain can not stay where It is used. OREGON MooKRjf Comfort Moderate Thicks Horse Show Hcad(uartcrs Oct. 15-17, 1908 Reserve rooms early for Horse Show Week Oxly Roof Garden In Portland A. & KOKION, Uum( 1 TXK1UL OF -MILS. IIIXKLKV. j Oukluml Gives KpresUm of I'ro found Sorow at Hr Los Seldom Is there witnessed sip h a general expression of Borrow In any community as that which was shown in Oakland on Thursday afternoon during the funeral ceremonies of Mrs. 1'hil. Heckli-y. In resp.M l to . her memory and the high esteem iu l which she ami her bereaved husband j wuro held by all who knew them, I all the buKiness houKea In the city i were closed during the hour for the funeral, and a very large concourse o people attended the services and accompanied the body to its lust rest ing place in the city of the dead, lo cated on a beautiful eminence north west of town. Mrs. Ileckley was an honored member of the Oakland Ue bekah lodge and the members of thut lodge and or the Oakland lodge of Odd Fellows attended the services In the regalia of the order. The fun eral ceremonies were conducted at the home of the deceased, by Hev. W. S. Smith, of the i'reshyturian church. A song and prayer were of fered at the cemetery. The Moral tributes offered by the several lodges, as well as by personal friends, were of rare beauty and iu great profusion. In themselves these were a beautiful tribute to the mem ory of a most highly esteemed lady, whose untimely death Is felt us a distinct loss by all who knew her. Among those in attendance were a largo delegation of members of Itoseburg Lodge, No. :i2ti, H. P. O. IOlks, Mr. Heck ley being a member of this lodge. Several other Itose burg people were also In attendance, a number going over on the morn ing truln, and four automobiles 11 lied with passengers went over later. In cluded among there were the follow ing members of the B. P. O. Elks: E. L. Parrott, exulted ruler; C. U. Can non, Sam Josephson, H. Marks, YV. If. Ilammitte, C. J. Denning, Jos. Mi celll, It. L. Stephens. Otis Fisher. lr. C. L. Pearson, Frank Kennedy, Dr. G. E. Houck, Ralph Terrell, W. II. Fisher, A. N. Orcutt, licit West brook, Hoy Bellows. C. W. Arm strong, L. Winiberly, H. A. Hunsaker, Itoy McClallen, Frank Woodard, (J. W. Staley. V. Cardwell. Earl Lauder. Elks in attendance from in and near Oakland were: F. H. Waite, C. H. Brown, Lynn Caton, A. E. Ca ton, C. 11. Guiiin, J. V. Pielsticker, Scott Lander, Dr. C. W. Gilniour, A. IJ. Gruuhe, II. J. Mahoney. Among others who went over from Rose burg were: Mrs. M. Fickle, Mrs. C. B. Cannon, Mr. and Mrs. S M Kelly. Mrs. Ralph Terrell, Grant Taylor, II. C. Althaus. Where Bullets Flew. David Parker, of Fnyette, N. Y., a veteran of the civil war, who lost a foot at Gettysburg, says: "The good Electric Bitters have done is worth more than five hundred dollars to me. 1 spent much money doctoring for a bad case of stomach trouble, to little purpose. I then tried Elec tric Bitters, and they cured me. I now take them as a tonic, and they keep me strong and weil." i0c at A. C. Marsters & Go's drug store. KOTK'K TO MILK COXStMEltX. The undersigned has Inken charge of the dairy nnd milk delivery for merly conducted by F. Baragar and Is ready to receive orders from all of his former patrons and others as well. Phone 10f3. DOUGLAS COUNTY CREAMERY. tf .j. TYPFWIUTKIW. 4. WlilTKIl J'UJ 4 A hlgh-Kriule mai-hiiu with- 4. In the reach of everybody. 4. 4 Kree trial. 4. 4. KOSKUI'lm TYPEWRITER 4. 4. EXCHANGE. 4. 4 Elmer E. Winiberly, Mi;r. 4. 4- 4. 4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4. 4. 4. The NOVELTY THEATRE PROGRAM WKPNKSDA Y & Tlll ltSDAY. MOVINO PlCTl'RKS: 'Sluclcnl' Joke on the Dimiv Porter," "titKlitiiiiiK 1'nhli)-.' The Pictiim'." 'Ilovtn With Men. 'lngl( Duster" II.Ll'STKATKD SONO: 'WlK-n U MiMtnliglit on the Pniirle." "Miike llelieve." MATINEE 2:30 TO 5 ADMISSION 5c Evening Performance 10c Bring the Children to see this. October is Here Time you ladies were thinking about fall styles in shoes. Perhaps it will interest you to, kuow that the new John Kelly styles are here. too. Our best advice is to call early and inspect the goods. W e have made a fall display, but invite you inside to net a better look. R. L. STEI'rILJN! Exclusive Dealer in Heavy and Fine Shoes IIOAItl) OK KQI-AUZATIOX NOTICK. vit(.o lu lirhv eiven that the Itounl of Kqualization of lilouslan j County will meet lu tne onice 01 ine Couutv Clerk of said county in the cmirt' House in the Oily of Kose- hurg, Oreiion. "n .Monday. October I 19, 1SI0S, at it o'clock a. ui. Said Hoard of Kiiualizatiol' .111 continue1 its sessions from day to day, ex clusive of Sundays and legal holi days, until the examination and cor- rectlon and equalization of the roll la complete, and publicly examine the ' assessment rolls and correct all er- rors lu valuation, descriptions or I qualities of laud, lots or other prop erty. Now, therelore, all parties who may be agrlevcd by reason of valuation, description or oiheivviso as to their assessment will please take notice as above stated, and make their complaints to said Hoard of Equalization, otherwise their as sessment will stand as made by the Dated Mondav. Sept. 21, IMS. . GKOItOE W. STALEY, Assessor Douglas County. DSW024. l'ltOl'ESSlOXAI,. GEO. E. HOICK, M. I. Onice In the Review Dulldliig. up. stairs, Kooms 111 and H. X-Hay and Electrical Treament. Telephone, Main 31. KOSKIIl'ItU - - - OI'EIION A. C. SKKl.V, M. I)., Ofllces: Rooms 11, 12 and 13, Douglas County lli'iik Building, 'i'llone 771. 'losEiirno - - - on egos'. uihce Hours: I'houes: 10 to 12 a. m. OHlce Main 1711 2 to 4 p. m. Resid. Main 17 21 DU. l,f( 'ETTA SMITH, I'hysirian Women and Children's Dlsenrea a Specialty onice: Rooms 8 and 9, Marsters' Blk next to Douglas County Bank Mldg. .1. It. ( MAI'MAX. I). 1). S., Dcnlisl Abraham lluilding Telephone 114 Hours 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. itasKiiruo oitE.ios' I. ('. Mt I.I.KX. Allciiin-v-al-l jiw With Richardson. Dlinl.k & Mooro- heail. Attorneys nt Law. :'.l"-lli-17 Commonwealth Hldg., fith and Aukenv Streets POUTLAXI) OREGON I'll. It. M. UltWIX, I'hysiiiau und Surgeon Offlce Hours: 9 to 12 a. in.; 2 to 5 p. in.; 7 to 9 p. m. Saturdav. Abraham Illda.. for. Oak & Jackson Phone 2193. MRS. SACliV.Ml l.l.KX, I'nsliloimlile Dress Making. Creason Dlock. Roseburg Three square meats a day at P Jennings' restaurant, whicn will be re-opened in connection with the I'nipqua Uakery on Scot. 1. Will The Watch You Carry Stand a Test Like This? the ca, ulv.it s.',th " m ,t n K",fcT ,11 iwh (,,, " r time. No obligation to purehw. 1 Also carry a full jne 0f a standard Watches W. E. Clingenpeel Jeweler and Optician i JWi! Next. Door to Postoffice Hud u Close Cull. Mrs. Ada L. Croom, the widely known proprietor of the Croom ho tel, Viugbu, Miss., says: "For sev eral months 1 suffered with a severo cough, and consumption seemed to have Its grip on me. when a friend recommended Dr. Kin? 8 New Dis covery. I began takli'T; it, and three bottles affected a complete cure." The fame of I h is li.'e saving cough und cold .remedy, and lung and throat healer Is world wide. Sold at A. 3. Marsters & Co's. drug store. DOc and $1.00. Trial bottle free. 44i"4!i"ikiai"li4"f 4. 4. 4. (VlLGltOW. 4. 4, 4. 4 The new fertilizer. 4. 4. Nothing but fish. 4. 4. Guaranteed analysis: Seven 4. 4. per cent ultrogeD, Bix per cent 4 4. notash, 18 per cent phosphoric .J. 4 acid. 4 ;4 One 2S-pound sack of Wll- 4. i 4. grow, used In tho place of 4. 4. 12 tons or oesi stable man- 4. 1 4. ure, will give belter results 4. 1 .j. nnd no weeds. Try it for your 4 ! .1. F. DARKER & CO. 4. ; 4. 4s 4 kr t r ! 4 t" S 4" 4 4 .LODGE DIRECTORY P. A A. M., Lfturel Lorlre No. 18 Hold! ronular meetiugH on 'zud aud 4th Wednci days ul each mouth. G. C. Obihau, W. M. N, T. Jbwbtt, Hecretarj AO.n w. konemirK Loaiie No. lit Meet the fttri and 4th Momlayn of nauh month 1 at 7:30 p. m.,ln the Koreilcrs Hall. A) mTntM;r lu good BlAiuliug are luvlted to aJPS J. W. UOWKLL, M. W. K H. Lenox. Kecorder. BP. O. K1.KH, Koflutnirfj JjO(.sot ?co.86 Holild regular coaim uu .cations . at the Elks Tern Die on '2nd ami 4th Thiirnil.v nf rh month. All members requefcted to attp l rt-Kiiirlr.aud all vUUIur brothers are cnnll ally iuvltud to attend. r.. I. 1 arkcttt. E. R. oio. w. iSTAbDY. BeoroUrr, D KliRKK OK HONtlK, Mystln Ixxlfre No. 13- i.ini.4,iu nuu in inursnay evemnKsni acL incHiih in Maccuhee llall. Vlaltlmr membem curdlslly InvttPd lo attend. HlSNiK K. 'AVKNHKK. C. Of H tf. 11. Lknox. Keo, J. W. D. wkll. Rfceiver. EAOI.EH, Rosphnrjc jterte meets lu Odd KelinwH Hall on -2nd and -tth Monday evea- uwuii'ifn mninn, at H ''clock. VtsU IHK brelhieu in Rood ilandltiR alway welcome. t W. Ballard. Sec. V.E !11l,ll,s,,lr,'0tlKt Nn- 17. meets in l. r-ellmva Temple every Friday evenlutt ' K brctlieren nlwuvs welcome. K. N. Kwakt, N. U. K. (1 Mk ku.i, R. 8. M. FickLK, V. 8. I iHle arlan IxxlKe No. 8-Meets n I )r'1 V'lUm lent (!.', enrner of JaekNon and - V e,, "" 's,ll,ir,li" evenlnic of ea h e'hiviS1;;::;, or,u;r i J. It. (InonNow, N. O. N.T. Jkwktt, R. 8. I i.H.'i.J,,!l"n.(;l"',""l"l"''l No. 9-Meom In iM.l .ll,..v T,.i,i,len the llnrt:lr.l n,i , ' ''!'"1"1""' emh uiomli. VUH llig brttlu-rtn lHavp wt'.i-.nne II O. I.kwih, V. !'. J. O iM)t)NOW. "i-rlliA. v ,. , ,,i,v . ft. o. r. Hall, ai 7:: p. m. - t en 8"1''1 ""'"Hi's re Invltid lo IL V. n'lMBEM.Y, C C. L. A. .Sanuuaky, K. R. 8. K" J,;,?. - ,'r"l,''," Tenl No. IS-llol.l I . . "V,'''"1"'" "1 ''very Wnlnrwlar i"hl In Ma,-,.,!,,,.-, Han. All vi.ltlni l.-r, , 8,, ,l.dl,,, ,lDild .? I"'. F. rnltcrunn. Com. 1. '. Kan; R. K. I 1. M.. U...,.,nr, N ,, HoH, T'.Mil.r rvi, w. on i-vr TA.,i.tf -o.. ..r'iiTi v ''''"'"'""vIMiliis-ln lw olty are ""illj li.iii.ij I i.tt,., , llr rfVti. JlH. T. H. ItONKHKAKR, COM. MR... JKMtlK RaI'P, R. K. MSiiv '"',,,'PN "F AMHI1ICA. Myrtl 1,3 ,.h u "' ; f K "''" "n Ihr icronrt and r,-.iP,V ii.ii t l,;or!',l',,,',n ,n "" i , i.. j , Tr"'" Seliihlwr. are cor- muli'd i,, vi. Ii o,ir i'mnp. A I' Makhtkh,,, 'onnul, A. f.iU)iAs. clerk. M"', '1T,HK;,,,,',B AMKRK A' 1 in7 i n s". l-Mliov,rv2nd ma..".,? Ti'mp,e- rr.i.Y HiMvtn, PreMenl iikrtha Wrkiht, Secre ary. OnlJrM;'.';','!''''""" .-olrl.thflr in i.Th M "!"'"n'lar.lThur..liiya " ,' i:"lh Vl.ii,,,, ,e,iK.r, in -M ie.l. "" '" "Pn-ilully invlled to al. Mr. I i.,.,NB,Rn w M r rek Jo-m,N. StreUry JLJWrt,. l aptaln. . M., Rniiimui. n.a. Ri'TirK!is,N, !ccrt'tary. W'luV7 "TLiiac Cirri, No. w V""t... m -mb? '-How,' Half. I"d to aVriT '""o alandln, are In- Fuois. i! Rann. a. n. B.taa, , ier, Ttnl,,," v -i',i:'", I'L"? " Xoaday m '"nttiHihK,r.aln.y,weko m. i U' .'. c.n. C5
