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.1 ot ROSEBURG REVIEW ADVERTISE The Review hat the circulation and will give you value received for ever dollar spent ou an adv. Stick to good old RoMburf Pros perity la due; The new and growing Roteburg will stick by you. VOL. XIX. IvOSKIU'Rfl, OHKtiOX, l-'ltllA VKVKMM. AUJI'ST II, OH II. No. 140. Russians Are Bridging Bestrelza River fast of Stanislau FIALITZ IS OBJECT Of ATTACK ll Was Announced That the Frenih Have Stalled Their Balkan Offensive - 1m parldnl Station Captured 10CAI f 1 RE WARDEN IS BUILDING TRAILS: , ALSO TELEPHONE LINIS PKTI(o.l(AD, Aug. 11. It was announced thai the Russians an-J bridging lh river Pistrita, three miles east of Stanislau. Tliir ail-1 vanie will be delayed until the bridges are completed. The Russians; ilruve the Austrians from the vil-; luges In the Seretli liiver region, j i.eneral Letch it sky s right wins crossed lite lota Ly pa Kiver, north-! cast of Stanislau. lie unexpectedly ! started a swift advance against I llulitz. on the north bank o( (lie Dneister. lie progressed wiHi amaz-' Ing speed, and the advaucp guards are within 1 miles or Halitz this afternoon, having advanced "J" miles' in one day. The Uusisans have out-1 maneuvered the Austrians. A new smash will force a. quick evacuation of Stanislau. Halitz is ;.S miles Irom l.einberg. ILalkuii Offensive Kt.ubd. PA1US, Auk- 11.- It was an nounced that the .Vend, hate start ed a Unlkan offensive. They sud deiily attacked ami captured the Doirau railway station, in Serbia. ' miles north of Salonika. Tiiey nUo s.-i.cd the adjacent heights. Alliens dispatches reported that a greii hat lie was raging on the Italkan front Attacks Are KepiiNe-l. PKItUN. Auk. 1 1. It was an ' nntimed that the Certnans repulsed sham'" attacks by weak enemy de lachments in the Balkan, south of liniran. On the eastern front the (.riuans are Iving regrouped to meet the altered Russian positions. Untile In Progu'. KOMK. Auk. I 1 Dispatches .indi- rated that I In- Austrians lost r.o.uiMi men in the two days, battle b.fute( Corilz fell. Thi Italian cavalry have reached l.ubiana 1'lains, east of , Coritz. A severe battle is raging on tiie Carso plateau. ItifiKli Advance Slightly. LONDON. Auk. 11- Oeneral MaU renorted that t ho British advanced slightly niirl hwest of Pozier ing the niKht. William Lander, deputy fire war den, with headquarter in Koseburg. . is passing a few days In the Coast Pange country where he is directing the construction of a new trail con necting the Douglas and Coos county fores, s. The trail will be about 1"' niles in tenet h. and will probably not be completed for several weeks, i Harry Pargeter, secretary of the, Douglas County Kire Patrol Associa tion, returned from the Coast Range country last eveniim and reported that the work on the new trail was; progressing rapidly, and upon coin-( pletion would aid the patrolmen ma-i terially In detecting forest fire v Inch are likely to occur in that sec-, tiou of the state during the dry pea- , son. Thus far theio have been no for est fires of consequence, according to Mr. Pargeter. Notwithstanding tills, however, the patrolmen have been a-signed to their respective districts and a close watch is being maintained for fires and other elements which tend to destroy the forests of this section. Yoncalla Man Claimed fie Was Shot by Robbers MEDIATION BOARD HAS ADJOURNED UNTIL 10 O'CLOCK ON SATURDAY : SHERlff BODINE HERE AFTER TWO PRISONERS NKW YORK. AUK. 11 -The Federal mediation board ban deferred action on the railroad trainmen's demands until 10 oduck Saturday morning. The trainmen a representative re luetnntly agreed to I ho delny. I Several conference! -were held 4 this morning. President 4 Stone, of the engineer' bruth- erhnoil. deelared the Affair Called Sheriff Quint to Scene and t. must u.-t quickly. e LATER SAYS HE SHOT HIMSELF r Railroad Men Would Spend More Time at Home media- INCOMES SAID TO BE SMALL Causes Officer to Sptnd all Night In a frui lfss Search Djuglas County Interested Railroad Grant Lands in FEDERATION MAY BE FORMED The dating of the Giant Lands on the As sesMDiiil Foils Is the Chief Mailer Scheduled for Consideration dtir- Tll 111 11.11 M-'.W IttlAD. Tlir stretch of toad running rrom til.- low Creek crossing at the C ll. Cari-.-tt ranch to a point conne. t ing with III" I'm ifie 1 1 is-li v;i v mat Slate I : ii I. li l'ass. lias been granted by the State Highway f'oliiinission says t Ik- CIcndHle News. This road was petitioned for ly the farmers of Cow Creek and will permit thorn as well as tourists to go to Wolf Creel; and other points without roni illg to lll.-n.lale. .1 list when work on the toad will ber.ill is not known, loll it will pio'iably lie constructed immediately. PRESIDENT WILSON TO TRAVEL WESTWARD AS FAR AS SAN FRANCISCO U ASHiM.TOV. Air:. 1 I - Presi dent ilfi.n st;iits on hi- ir.innn tinent.il iatiip.tii;n tmir b-tw'en September 1-. and October 1. U'1 uoeH ws: as far a,'. San I'ramis.o He intends to ful'ow Huehe' trail. Senator I'liel.in visited the While Hu'i-e ibis merniiiL'. and is pimiik in.: sie'iikitiK d;itt s." Itelieving that the counties of Ore gon In which the Oregon tt CalitHr nia H;iilroai! Kratit lauds nr. situ a'ed should receive their just pro portion of the reeiiue derid trotn the sale of these lands, a move w ts instituted yesterday fr the fonna- lion of a federation ot the counties interested, with a view of mutual ! protection of interests. Should the proposed federation meet with th : approval of the people of the vari ous counties in wh oh the k ran t lands are located, a m.-etiiu- of the n present at i ves will be he'd at Ku (-'I'tic on Auirust 2'.'.. The represen tatives to attend the federation will be appointed by t ho county com ts The placing of the lands on the as sessment rolls, and the Sinnott reso lution, will be the principal subjects for discussion at the time. Attorney I,. K. Itean. of Kugeno. state. 1 recently that he did not re gard that Attorney-Ueneral Pi own Irul rub d that the Oregon Califor nia Railroad land should not be p'af i"l on the assessment rolls, but had ruled that If the ati-n of Con g-ess reinvested title to the land In the ;oernment was valid, tiie land would not be subject to taxation. The Knee no Cuard in Th urs. lay's isue had t he follow ini: to say re garding the attitude of the people tlere with reference t disposition i T the lands: The bureau of taxation of the Ku tvne Chamber of Commerce n o I ises that the lands, of which there -e L ;:iiii,iiini ;e res in the Mate of Or'gou and so.nui) ares in Lane i tuntv, be carried on the assessment !e!U until tiie ccuitts have pa d up.n the validity of the aition ot i mgre re--iini; title in the (!ov n ninent. It is est 1 mated that the t: .ittef will possibly be in the courts the years After tliat Mine, in the eect that it should be hld that the (Continued on Pa ire Six With w ord receiv. eii nero to the effect that a holdup had been com mitted at Yoncalla und tnai the high wa) men, two roughly dressed strangers, had left their ictini wounded and bleeding on the road way. Sheriff Quine was late last evening calbd from a-meeting of the Kills' lodge and hurried on the way to the scene of the purported crime in a state of excitement which male train Xo. 1 tl seem slower to the of'i tci than the proverbial snail. After ineffectual attempts to awaken his deputy, T. A. Raflety. the sheriff decided he would t tUe charge of the case himself, lie e pected from the report the undertak ing of anything from organizing a pose to a face to face combat with tiie ruftians. Arriving ai Yoncalla at It o'clock this morning, the sheriff was soon in possession of the essential facts, but tearing the criminals iu their en deavor to escape might take the train, he continued to Drain with Hepuly W. W. Wilson, of Yot.caLa. where parties, were posted to stop the flight of aiiy guilty looking p r sons. The officers then returi.ed to the scene of the holdup, which was siid to bc t vu miles north f Yjii . alia, on the main hrinhway A couple of hours rest was bad, ioa ever. before setting out on the roat At II o'doi k they arrived at the s;ot where the affair occurred. A.fr an examination of the surrou; liu-;s they returned with a firm ctnvic'i.jn that the only person who could give any information about tho hu-Jt'iig w;u the in im himself. The'liian shot was Donald D-i'J ip, agud -S. who has been employed as a carpenter in the vicinity of Yon calla for some time. He lives hi the city close to a hoi'e on whin, he is now engaged, in a tent which he oc cupies with his niuth'-r. bnut S o'clock lat evening, ac eoiding to Dunla:. he was enjoying a walk in the country, when he -.as suddenly halted by a man on -a. h side of the road, who loinmand.-d him to hold up his bands. s he complied, the highwaymen proeei d'd to relieve him of a generous aoply of cash. He claimed to have li s' two ten dollar hills, wiihi; no .inn shortly before had changed from a gold piece a' a Yoncalla i-on-' Hon ery, five dollars in gold, and W ve cash, amounting in all to about ?:'S. He said he attempted to ree l for his revolver as Cue nu n w ere l-:i -Ing, but one of the men was qui -k T t Continued on Pago Six.) OAKLAND BOYS' BAND ' WILL 6IYE CONCERT HERE THIS EVENING Rjstburg ngiueer Sdys (he Brother hocxJ Is n.i, i t,r in,, i ii..,., r..-,:.i , vuij hjhiuj iui nuui mrj vuiuiuti Is fdir and Just The boys" band or Oakland. Cal. which arrived in Itoseburg ester day, are on their tenth annual tour ot California, Oregon and Washing ton. They meet their expenses by giving open air concerts and dances Tonight at x o'ccloik the bos will give a concert at the corner of Oak and Jackson streets, followed by a dance In the new armory. A de light t til program will be rendered, iti'ludinir the overture " Poet and Peasant," selections from the "Mo hemlan Clrl." etc. The hoys this afternoon erected a temporary band stand tor (heir concert. The dance at the armory will begin at 9:'.Ui o'clock, and the proceeds will be ap plied toward defrav ing their ex pen sen. The boys are camped in Wlmberly Park, where they pitched their tents late yesterday afternoon. They do ibeir own cQoking, und are under the care of K. K. Mummert. an ex pei tenced band director. The boys are very good musicians and the band has won a number of substan t;;.' prizes during the past lew years PORTLAND LUMBERMAN VISITED IN ROSEBURG; ACCOMPANIED 'BY WIFE Itobei t 1 1. I U ii i a ii and w ife, J or Portland, who arrived here ta -t evening by automobile. J b it earl v this morning for 4 v III ROSEBURG DENTIST IS TO ENJOY CIVILIAN CRUISE ON PACIFIC I-I- J- MASTER BAKERS WANT CONGRESS TO IMPOSE EMBARGO ON WHEAT th p. ut the day. Mr. Inman s mission here could not be as certained, although it has caused considerable specula -Hon in some circle. M r. n inaii is ir''sideut oi the Inman- Pciiilou l.uiiilit r ( is also a meinhe)' ut Pcti tlatid i in i was ffiruierly Si 1 1 oia M uUnomali is understood t.l Mrs. I ii in ;t ii will this evening and morrow i-oiit h. iinipany and of Hie Poit mission. I le late Senator t oiiuiy. It ii Mr. and return here w ill leave to- for points faitlo-r ' Wo have unlimited fuith In th ability cif our otiicers and will sup port them in any decision the; ria reach in t he present t out ro er-y." , was (lie statement of a well rfii-iwn Southern Pacific engineer this a't -r noon when shown a dispatch from New York, in which (he head oiii -.-i of the engineers' brotherhood wan ' uuoicd as saying that unw arranted delays of the mediation board would , not be tolerated. I "The engineers of the Cnitedj States are well organized," con ! tinned tiie gentleman, "and I hey on ly rei-ently voted authority to their offic ials to call a strike it necessary i in order that we might gain our end j We want nothing out of reason, and are asking the railroads fur only I hat w Inch w e believe Is fair and just. While some people appear loi :hink w e gel big w ages, our incomes ( are com pa rat ively small when coi i j pared w itii those engager) In many i other lines of skilled labor. Th"iv is not an engineer In Oregon v ho desires to strike, unless all ot bei means of sett ling t he cont rover -ty ari' f ul ile. What wo want more than anything ele Is time with our families. I'nder present con d it ions e are frequently on t he road as many as 1 'I hours, and are allowed; but eUht hours lor rest. Out of thisi I eight hours we must walk to our ; homes, eat our meals, and lo'k af ' ter any affairs that might need our attention. When you lake this fact into consideration you can plainly 'see that wo are oftvn compelled to ; go out on the road without sufficient , rest. A It hough w e are asking for time and a hair p;iv for overtime, we are not lioing so with a view of get ting more money. If the company i. coin ii1 Med to pay more w a s lot overtime-, ihev win mmiraliy get the trains over Hie road faster than at present, and we will have more time. with our families. This is prohahlv , tin main object of our demands for mme pav for oveiiiine. Th'-, eigh t boil r da v for w h h Ii w e are :il itir, ha bee nine couilliol) with all rhe-'-es of labor, both skilled and nil kiPc. and we cannot concche ubv we tioilld be forced In Work longer The railroads can well at ford to mant the Increase, which will not onh better the con dit ions ot the employes, bill pioviile belter service for the company and the public." Local engineers art optimistic out I lie n .lilt of the i im f elf in es ben -g In Id in New York, and i .. e. I .. ..i h el lhat a strike v. ill Sheriff Podine, of Albany, arrived here last evening and left later in the night for his home with .Maurice Medal and Nathan Ki auk, w ho are wanted there on a charge of lareeuy by bailee. According to the I. inn County sheriff, the men recently bargained for the purchase of a horse, harness and w agon from a resident of Albany. They made one payment and later left the county with the outfit. Ten days later the sheriff ascertained that the men were enroute south and notified Sheriff Quine to arrest them in the event they chanced to pass through this city. Deputy sher'ff Itaffety was assigned to the case and he soon learned that the fellows spent Mon day here, and left on the following day for I he sout h. I le telephoned Deputy Sheriff Frank Hopkins, of Ciinyonv ille, a description of th- men and they were later taken in custody by that official. They were brought here Tuesday afternoon and com muted tit the county Jail, where they remained until last evening, when they were taken to Alhaiiy. More Than a Half Inch of Rain fell in 15 Minutes MANY HOUSES WERE DESTROYED The Weather Bureau lidiuled Thai the Sim (lad Crushed the Heat Wave-Street Car Service Was Abandoned CIllCAiio, auk. II. Italn and wind storms awept Illinois and Iowa today. The wind demolitihed sev eral houses at lloekford. Illinois. It also destroyed haystacks. Street car service lias been abandoned, and the railroads are washed out. A half Inch of ruin fell in 15 minutes. The weather bureau declared the storm bioko the heat wave. .11 IK Kit ItKSI'ONSHU.K? Work on fish Hatchery May Be gin at farly Date PART Of MONEY IS AVAILABLE It L Proposed lo Build i New Dam, Install a Pump n? PUI and Sink a Number of Ponds - Produce Brook Ii out NKW YORK. Auk. 1 1. Wireless stations have received mysterious messages. They are believed lo Do from tiie Bremen. This afternoon an unidentified radio signed "lire men." gave iicr position as 3(1 miles off Sandy Hook. Officials of the Telefuiiken station believe an ama teur Joker is responsible for the messages. Ill .iii:n is nom in atf.i. WASIIINdTON. Auk. 11. Presi dent Wilson has nominated Kdward lie, i. Ion, of Caldwell, Idaho, as state surveyor general. AC STltl ANS STII.I, IIOI.ll LINK. HD.MK. Auk. 11. It was an nounced that the Italians have occu pied l lie whole liofeldo plateau, and have acivt-d other places. Kast of (iorilz Die Austrians still hold the line irom Sadrielle to St. Buiared. RENDERED BY STALE OTflCIAL AT SALLM Dr. P. W. llawies, who served dur ing Cie Spatii.-h-Ami r r an war. and who recently took up the pi opo.it ion of or ga nixing a v olunteer com pan) in !isebiirg for s.-rvi.e on the Mexi can border, left here We.inesdav night for Portland, w hen- lie . ill undergo a physical examination pre paratorv to part b ip-et ing - in be ci ii ia n -I uii-e on t he pai itic Dr. Ilaxnis and other imu'eM of the civilian iarty will Pave As toria on Au.'ii-t 1"-. and ruis-- to San I U"o. w here t hey w ill n ot! er fj.iat- c.irrvin simi.ar partes fi'im California and other ta'"V WASIIIMiTK.V, National Assn. latum e i s has pet i' ion d ' pose ; w heat " ,"t The bakers d-fl.n Congress acts br td ailvame bevotnl t!i average ccjitMimer Traib- Cotiimi--ton that Ye e Cba.rtt hi Cliicat'o l.isl i.irht t. proposed bmid pie Tin Pal- Aui'. II. ot Mastei oimress to im iUOII emb:n io t that unless i : i' es w ill wonii leach ot the The K.-deial i-1 M e announced Huib'V w.-nt 'o inxetigri tin e increases At torn i- i- iid .Ids I hat Hi t of tin- s to Hie vejx tiUM lit Im border. a u i.elii lal Ci-o M. P.rown I an opinion in w tin h be e Th ml I titan' ry pas d i-rx h e of the state and i e of the National Cov u it Wet Ii) tile Mevi As a iesii!t the attoi geiiei.il "tiidd.; the headiuarte tie- regiment in tlil:i slate is e inih- tunds tor j.Hiit' Melon Growers of County Expect Profitable Season SI IT - ll.l l. 'I hat Co mtv irom tii til. .a ow I,., e I the r nil le ir wate r li.tore t., , r-s of luiitiila ,. tliore IllOlie ions this seaso ,;,S the predlltlo 'etO'l.lIiel h. rait, her of cnol -at! held the i: rc,w er. ' a has had th ie I ullai d v o .nit y. r eatly in ti.- -i-lons k, - sal'1 1 the re. t-nt warm efle. t of ii. ai nni' - if shli.p. ll th. fell I. ' M . . id. a U on- Hii- r p..rt of the . i the MU.lht ions W ll! o!l j ,. -e Ot' pre.ioU. Douglas u.ai.v ; a hail r- Kast Tl,i sea- i,i I . w ill produ- e ;. - at than any OUl.tV It IS be- .,f t ins year's f ivor ably with Tin- cruise will erio, of about Jo n s do - no' ex p ilcj-. hurg befnie - .1 M W i-doii -uit in 'he iii-ip C. 1 1 . Tllltle. 'Ill r ver the sum be dm' OH a pHi tomey lieorge .Im pla i lit ,fT illilllT s i alb iii y noli- t It 1 1 to lio I h-ht, he.it and oth-r c h "ad- u.i r t r- iimb r tic trb-it to 1 u 'ents for and una id present ; inspi" t ion- for t he j epi pe 'I tie Im ;i MOA eltlier- look to bo 1 1 d or -.f the SlaK funds to ovi r this That approximately $;non will be ;(vail:tble for the work of improving tho North PmpcUib fish hatchery I. ite in ; he present y ear, was Hie as sertion made bv S. C. Harlrum. who ret urn 'd lu re recently al ter a day sieiit in Portland, w hei e he attend id a meeting of tin Stale Pish and Came Commission. In an interview this morning Mr I t:i i T i ii m said he believed Ihh amount of money would tie sufficient to coiistru t a dam across the Puip una Kiver as well as install a pump fug plant and a number or fish ponds. The new buildings, wbbh were included in the original appro pi nit ion demanded j om Hie stale. ' are not a necessity at ibis lime, ac-j coi dini: to Mr. Itarti um, and can be prov ided later. I'nder tin present ' svstem. Mr. Itiirtrum savs, the slate expends approsimatelv $7h annual ly In insialling tish racks In the ilv4-r. Ity building a new dam these racks will be eliminated, and t Install- v-lll be able to r.avo consider able money en h year. The pump ing plant will furnish water for the lish ponds, which ore Heeded at the present time in handling Hie product , of the hiiti ln-ry. ! At the meeting of the State I'Dh ' K- Came Commission, held in Port laud a few clavs ago. Hie piopositioti w ;is a p proved, and the mem bei s of the coliiini-.sioll Said 1 hey wete will ing to begin ii In il woik on Hie Im prov en lent s as soon as t he money could be made a v. a liable. lly some sonr-e, the coinmi-; PHI beliexes, I'iiHiu can be appropriated for the woik during the present year. In Hie eietil the i in pi O V i-Ilieii s ale made as .rop".,ed, the local tish hatcin-iv will produce brook trout, in addition to sleelhe.ols and salmon This will uoike b'ook trout avail ii b e b r.' tor stick ing t be st i ea mi; ( Continued on race Hi t HMM.OSION hi I. US THHKK. W IP.MINtJTO.V, Aug. U An ex plosion iu the press mill of the Du pont Powder Works, at Carue's Point, killed three men and Injured two others this afternoon. ri itus iti-: advaxcin:;. CONSTANTlNtPLK, Aug. 11. The Turks are advancing from Ker niiiusah toward llamadin. They Imve captured Sahna, Persia, and the sotirroiuiding villages. IIK.IIIIS AT IIISMAIC4 K. PISMAIICK, N. D.. Aur. 11. Chas. K. Hughes addressed a blK crowd of fanners here. His voice la very hoarse. Ile said: "I enter Up on the campaign with a deep sensu of responsibility. I am taking the trip to explain my vision regarding the Presidency. Tho Democratic party is unprincipled regarding tti tariff." MORE BODIES FOUND BY RESCUING PARTIES; NEW ROADS NECESSARY CII.MII.KSTllN. Aug. l.-rs haw recovered 11 Kea-addltlolial bodies. 7". ait able n tow ns. I ...ids. fin., a able. It Is repotted that at least dead. Militia men were un roach many of tile stricken They are buildiiiK new It may be several days be curate statistics are obtain 1 1 . orTi. it'tci ; In. lit ot I 1'iualteis I Hie IIIMIl'. I." ill - lal III e .ell-e o ii in r.u r m m. In oh: n. 1 ' . I ni ai io.I' ; 1. 1 i - v. ! ;.et .A.- n'-r.ir- ti :i llial lux ot .1 Inn in i Ii- i ...v 11". !.; I to ll III- Will the I'., ere-'. . .11. e I'M I'llle ill soii.eti.ini: unlore-. to retard 'h'ir (trowth.. nine into tiie Hi a I set a- 1 i:al and in greater mini te '.-re 1 a -o l"fik r jri.es !M se:i.-on than I t..i.-e tins a-sertion on the f:i. t that California n.e.onJ ale now foTi.in into the n:.iit In ur. at n.m.li. r. and the "iw-l- H be e!au-te. hl'tore The llfeiron melons an- rea.lv for ronumption. IHM'i: T lll.ll ll. tii arly us i her- than for bett.-t reioil-l Ai raneii, hie !..!.. e l... .1. Ilili l.llll.hel of ate lli.lilll!. a . h ll 'I tr ;. i: :ol. in ill r.e b. held ,e. ,V iilel I I lot n ti. el" it 1 ill. r on Wire a Il..ei,ur ti.e ilail'e. -.ifper Willi h- o-l en IMil IV Wold ua- lo. a! lie tMeii'line e lO 1.. e till, ICI.s I I 1 eie I .ill.- Co. in ii.ihtii .In i. tit ..ifi i; . ii.;.. -Il.-d I. 'I f 1J til! sllll' I'liMIM. -fr in i on- : .It llll ll . ' 1 VIA K .in b ' . I 'i..i M. d't 1 I i. . 1 1 . onien'ion . i . II J 1 ' : t aliti. I la ' I an . . nin ir or j.roi i i ml.. I bv I: 'ions . turn lo 1 '.I 1 O A oflh ia I'nit. . i fioin 1 . , t . - 4- h 4 i ! j. ! i Mi.-iiii ii:i i. I:. i no -' ' ' .il Ifot ii in. Nol M: .1 ll'! i .,,1 I ' l.;,l S ' J I. TI . .1 I Ille lO-elo .1 J. p.T Trunk in Burned House Recovered by Its Owner .ut in .out lion tiimk. was reduced to nshes. Mr. Ii I. ile We. In. lai Tr.ipolis and Ills parlner. Mr. Allen. Hi.. .Iwellim: o tool loomeil in t he Hall home for at.. I Ins lainihler. -cieta! inonths, and they lust pra''- w.is Hi.- ie. oven ti, ilh all of their clothes as well at iiati.u ti.e. I Irtink iii.inv other articles of consi.lj-ratile 'll I. HI Hie I. lll.-. I.. 1. " ..IIT- slons lilllll I, ... l.t If k:io .v i t lo -.i. ill..-., li nt I... i lion 1 1. t. i.l.i und r t on tin. ,.ilr..a. .lid i .o.ihl A' loi i ! I- 1 .J. r- !-! W.1H e.0!l.-'l th.ll .'1 hi ll-.l. ..-I III. I i.l.llll tun e . 1 1 1 1 1 ll l.e. I, .11.1 III Hum in 'I le- I - 1 ..I S1 llllll- . of II 'h.iiii.i; 1 .IOl I..III . vii in ii win in vii er. of li. a' el ill li e ti link Wi is ll.-hl . '.I. lent ' ..lelilH.I Ul.- he. -I .Hell iu- . In I lie mi. I s V 11:111 M r v 'b -nil im I ..II tl - tors of a , illl'l was .e binned en Tlapoll I, I, ill sear, h ol his f.lll.'lnl Ml.. I - t Althoie.b e OlltSllle. Hie ee 111 ,erfeil no siirns of . which wa in, lies Of the i inn ritvcr inn (.n r. I..te vest.-r.lay V. C 1'alterson. colli lio tor. who reietilly illsposed Ins redolence titopertv on Lane an-1 a business iocutloo on .la. ks..n str.-el. purchased the fai-iii tract one half mile went nbow.-r. from (.. W. Xoiiok A The latter were tiie purchasers -ily sold by Vlr. I'alter- n the for r deal. The place owned by .Vlr. llterson run i..: ten u. res mid is improved. it t Sol til small of I.. I s'on of the
