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HIE ENTERPRISE. CM AN. lub(Uhr ami Proprietor. FRIDAY, JUNK 2ti, IStU 1'imhiio trains are )!ivl inconvenienc to ihmiIi traveling i anil down tliv stiiir way t the bluir on Seventh street, and it is ailiiily uonder thai fatal to-cidrnU do not occur, ts 10 pie cn odeti b ton passing teinven th aUniiiitg er of (hfiKht trains, which an liable to trt up at any minute. It is stated there is a city ordinanea wsntir lug the trains to umiil their ran where they are conelleiJ to stand on the tracks over two minutes, but the provisions of this ordinance are not always obsenred. On the whole, it is a grvat Inconvenience: to the piihiic. In side the imminent danger ot acci dents. The stairway could be constructed as s bridleway over the track, hij;h enough to allow trains to as underneath, without any great cost, an-t no doubt the railroad company would contribute toward the ex pons of building the same, as it would sve trains annoyance and delay in com plying with the provisioni of a city ordinance. 1xcicSm is not disposed to stand any trilling so far as national bank depositories are concerned. The (lovernment is amply Minrvd liy txinds deposited fur all public money, and a call for funds must be prompt ly honored. A Kentucky national bank Holding $li$,0OO of I'ncle Yarn's funds had ttnO,'l in bonds in the custody of the treas ury. Secretary Foster ordered a transfer of the amount to another bank in the same city to meet certain demands of disbursing officers. No attention having been paid to the order or telegraphic reminders, the treasurer of the I" nlted States was directed to sell bonds of the hank sufficient to re rover the full atnouitt of public money on !e;osit. Thi Toledo lflaoV says not a week Mils around that a new (-olitical organisation, or secret political society does not come to the front. The latest is an association of farm ers in Central Tennessee, with the title of "The Farmer's Reliance." This is the plat tor m, which possesses the merit of brev ity : Work hanl ten hours in the day ; work SO days in the year; never go to town w ith out carrying something to sell; mid do not r uy anything without paying for it. The lllacle further says; We submit it to those firmer of the West who seem to think a printing press ca:i turn out all the money that we need, and therefore it is superfluous to work. Canada Is becoming very anxious to have reciprocity trade relations with the Jnited States, notwithstanding Kuglaml wants the protlts ot Canadian trade for herself. Wii sat Is likely to become a valuable com modity, as there is a great scarcity in Cali fornia, and It has been discovered that nearly all of the wheat of that state has been exported. The Call Hoard Association were alarmed when they discovered the great scarcity. Qkiat rains ami hurricanes have done im mense damage throughout Iowa and South Pakota. Almost the entire western part of Iowa is devastated; trains have stopped run ning and the damage to railroads ia tin mouse. Seventy-live houses were carried away by the float at Cherokee, Iowa. Wan t the Walla Walla soldiers were ac quitted of the charge ot killing (larubler Hunt, as no evidence could be adduce. I that they were the murderers, the commanding ottlcermay not get oil so easy. He ia to be court martialed tor not keeping the soldiers under subjection. Stauksmt pools of greenish looking water are standing on the street, alleys and back yards, and if the health and police committee don't get them cleaned up pretty soon, a pestilence is liable to strike the cit. It is true the rains make matters worse, but there is cunsideranle complaint already. Now that the ordinance establishing the grade on Seventh street has pasxl the council, it is ttie desire of all citisens inter ested in that thoroughfare that the work be pushed to completion as rapidly as possible. While there are plenty of idle men the work can be done mure cheaply than when the active season begins. NEWS FROM BARLOW'S. New School... Noted Artist. .County Itoad Work. .-Outside Visit ors.. -Olhir Jiotctt. Tus federated Iraki's assembly af Port land complain that the Board of Immigra tion is causing a large influx of unskilled laborers to come to this state, w ho cannot g employment. There are too many la borers here already. What is wanted is people to buy farms, and to engage in man ufacturing. We need more producers and manufacturers. The trades and professions are overcrowded. I'sori s will soon be playing craiy so as to get to the state insane asylum, if they continue to make things so cosy ami com fortable there. In addition te all the straw berries and cream the valients ran consume, raised on the asylum grounds, they are building an old-fashioned log house on ttie asylum farm with a big tire-place with room for 23 or people to gather around it. Tub HillsUm) Independent compares the shcrill's delinipicnt tax list of Clackamas;' uitii that ot asmngton couutv, am1 at I tempts liy smh comparison to show 'jml I'uitt'ARvTioMs are alwit to I made at the Watsrvliet Arsenal lor the construction of lho 1(1:1 ttwiii.-h iM,t, I'..f .t.'tVuiv .4,1. -Ii ! : .1. 1.-.. 1 ' " 'co yev.r, ftnam.w a n i-utuu woiiiu , iii i.i n-ns, ami niui a , connitioii. i lie property on. powder clninre of 100 pounds and a project-, tax list of this county i tie weighing more t! an a ton. would have a i Hons and non-residei-' maximum range of alwut tilteen miles, liut forty-four ot these immense guns were in cluded in the plans of the Fortification . i4V- -le lir'v-MX.o' e:u are intended :-ra. 3iR; li:-.t..-.r t.: -.. i " for the defense of New York, Boston and Han Francisco. They will tie moume I in 1 airs in turrets, commanding the principal water approaches of these three ports. dents of Clackams promptly. lie delinquent held by corpora The actual resi- -is county pay their taxes Tua Ejiteb-kis has continually advo cated the establishment of a fire limit in Or egon City, but au ordinance to that effect failed to pass the council about two months since. At the meeting held last Saturday evening Councilman Latourette introduced another ordinance providing for a fire limit embracing that portion of the city along Main street from the basin to Eighth street. As the members of the present council are all progressive men, and alive to the impor tance of having a properly restricted tire limit, the ordinance will likely become an established statute. X riisES say that one peculiar feature of hospital life is, that about "0 per cent, of the young unmarried men whom they w ait upon, fall in love with them. When a nurse pulls a fellow through a siege of serious ill ness he seems to feel in duty bound to pro-' po:'e marriage to her. Young ladies who are in serious daneer of becoming old maids, st.uuU consider the opportunities afforded iu hospitals. n ... luOniuna J ' Dyreiifurth, of the agricultural department at Washington, is making fur ther experiments in testing the feasibility of exploding balloons charged with gases at considerable height in the air, with the ob ject of determining the practicability of ex ploding dynamite iu a like manner, and its effect in producing rain in case of a drouth. Such apparatus tor producing rain is not needed iu Oregon. It is observable of late that a majority of the sawmills on the lower Columbia river are lying idle at least three fourths of the time, while the mills in Portland and Ore gon City are running all the time they can get logs. This can be accounted for from the fact that city mills have the advantage I of selling the skbs, sawdust and refuse rr.ateriul, which add largely to the profits, while these articles are a dead waste at the Columbia river mills. Now that Columbia river logs are used here both at the pulp and sawmills, the need of an open channel from here to Portland is more urgent than ever. Iu.iokast and desigi.ing knaves are fond of as-ertinir that one of the results of repub liran administration of the national gov ernment lias, Itten the reducing of the circu-luU-.-i fioto -'0 per cttpitat$M2 per capita. As a matter of fact, the cirelation per capita is,. it-wording to the latest trea.-ury reports, atae::? It was never so high as f M, and proi .bly never so low as the lowest sum above mentioned. S'T months of grace now remain during which the series of reciprocity treaties may 1 completed. Before the end of the year, uule3 all signs fail, there will be treaties with Mexico, Colombia, Peru, Ecuador, and most of the Central American states, in ad dition to those w ith Santo Domingo, Hay ti, and Venezuela, now virtually concluded. Skvkk was a more opportune time to tint buiiiiings cheaply than at present. I.u,d;r and building material are being olitn ! and sold at bedrock prices, and a brisk competition among builders in Oregon City is noted every time there are bids aHi;ised for the construction of houses. Now is the time to build, as material and la lior will prohobly never be so cheap again. JiKKAToa Peller is quoted as saying "peo ple w ill make their ow n money and use it." The senator should bear in mind that the per eapita circulation of money in the Ar geutine Republic is $100, yet there isn't raurh wealth lying around loose for the common herd to roll in. Local managers of the Conservative party in Oi'at Britain have received instructions to prepare for the dissolution of Parlia ment early next summer, the Government, Itiia. lerted, intending to stake its fate on the-i ceess of the Irish Local Government Dill. . .- Kant ( iregonian says that up in Npo ttv.iir power rtnU for $10 a lior.- c ;i Almost every week an agent of some for eign loan and building association visits the city and bores the business men, until they are becoming a greuter nuisance than the average book agent, liut the people should steer clear of these agents, and if they want to go into the loan and building association business, will find it vastly more profitable to have an association of their own. laical loan and building associations liuve proven very successful in Astoria, Portland, Halem, Eugene and Uoseburg, and one would prove a profitable investment here, but it docs not pay i give out a large share of the prolits to outside corporations. The farmers of Clackamas county, who are situated at a distance from river and rail transportation, and who have to haul their products some distance to market, should be brought to a realization of their loss by the wear and tear of horse flesh and vehicles in hauling over bad roads. If they would estimate the profit they lose each year, by not having roads that can lie used in the winter, it would make them the most zeal ous advocates of good roads to be found. There are times when It would pay better to dispose of stock that are being rattened for the butcher, and sell the feed at a good price. But such opportunities often occur in the winter, when it is iniOHsible to get to the railroad station or steamboat binding. With good roads in winter the farmer can ol'ien take advantage of the markets and reap a handsome profit. Nw School. The plans for a new school house have been made and great iuttresl is manifested towards its completion, The plans show a co t of eighteen hundred dol lars and all invisible exslilioii will be ex ercised towards its completion As the number of school children here and In the neighborhood Is large, a school Is looked on as a gnat necessity. Care will lie taken to see a most conintenl teacher is put In charge. Koab Womk. Mr. W. Irwin, county road supervisor, received from the county oftlc ials the large scraper which they use in their road work. It will lie put to work Immediately on the road between here and Oakley hilt, After it is scraped up to the oenter the road will receive a heavy oat or gravel, which will make It the best road In the county. Fiat Houses. Mr. K. 0. Flying, or Wag ner, Grant county, has brought here lor sale fifteen head or very line horses. They consist of Knox, Psrvlieron and other stock. The oaud Mug broke to drive single and double will don lilies, make Die in ready sale. AsoTiiaa Comm. Mr, M. Briggs is building a neat, two-story collage on the corner of Railroad avenue and Oak street. It will lie finished iu about ten days. Ct'ct'Msxa Gahihs. Mr. II. Kochcrhasj two acres p anted to cucumlwrs, which look proserous. They have been engaged by the Portland Cannery Co. Noted A"isr.-Mr. J. Anderson, the St. Paul Artist, who is now located in Portland, was here several days last week and made a beautiful sketch of all the Barlow prairie, with the principal buildings shown promi nently. The picture now adorns the oltlce of Barlow A Co. lloasa Pi m H ti.-Mr. J. Anderson, the artist, purchased the fine llainillonlan horse belonging to Mr. C. N. Barlow and took him to Portland, where he w ill shine on the Riv erside road. Visitors Tuts W eek. Among th'.J'week'i visitors were noticed, A. P. Tur- ,cr prt laud; J. Anderson, St. Paul. " Mints. ; K. t. Fling, Wagner, Grant Co ., 0r-. j Keil lor. Oregon City; K, riM w.,llllUi j A Scholiart, Portland,, ,,'rsilk , y.irhcee m wife, Rainier, Oieiion: W. W. Jesse. New t isitoks. mm m KtonV Htrm-r I HARDWARE i' ' " HoMhwestem AgeMta l ; ' 1 ATKI1VS S3iWrO !" I,,,, - in.m.m.l, U,m Occident Tmtl-mcU . rtk ah rrit..-. . ... an niUi'.V.iWMNiV 1 Crtwont Winlgcs (wnrruntcl) A S Trottf Cli.in. Artuulf Fili-n. Hop. Crvfc; Loggor ami Wtnxl Chopimrii SvittItloH. Oicgttii City Agfiit, KAKM FA KM FA KM FA KM FA KM FA KM FA KM FA KM FA KM rKOFF.KTY I'KttPFIfTY I'KOPFKTY riUtpKUTY I'KOPK.KTY PKOPF.UrY I'KOI'KKTY I'littPKItTY l'KOI'KKTY Aro you wanting oithor a Farm or a small tract Call and oxamino our choico list. Bi WILSON m V -k,:.or Mil! 1 Willamette Falls Investment i u , . . I " 1 ' . M'e Era. OniKa Mrs. lr. Welch, r ''"'jy'd, and Mrs. Dr. Ktni.ey, o( Astoria, ''.'sited Mrs. Win. Harlow this week. Niwsrvrca Mvn. Mr. F.d. Norton, the wellknown newspar man of Portland, was in our town this week, looking into our resources and enterprise. He ex pressed himself as being highly delighted with our pMgrrsa and the surrounding country and resources. Too Mt'i h lists'. The farmers in this section reort considerable damage by the late rains to straw Is'rries. Peas, w tirat and clover, and should a hot sun couie after the heavy rain, it will likely be the cause of a wheat rust. lUriu Gkowtm. Mr. George Sclineidker has lettuce which after leen sown four days appeared above ground. He recognises this as being a great change from the irri gated lauds tributary to Deiiver- Asothes PuiKHAsa. Mr. Henry Meyer of Oregon City purchased tract of land of Barlow A Co. upon which he ill build a nice residence. Cnua Fat-roar. Negotiations have been matte with a party from Portland to estab lish a cigar factory at this (mint and which will not be on no small scale. Bakiky. Realising the iniKirtance of a bakery at this point a Portland baker has decided to put one In. This enterprise is bound to succeed ss the demand will he large for goods in the bakery line. Growiku. Our town continues to grow slio will, and before long she will lie looked UK)ti as of considerable importance. Nettie. In h J U. 1"- im'i ; i-,it City bus marly L'-iO.'i.') ih,1'.-c ,:,al it w til give free to factories and i-.itli the added inducement of sites foi J.c.fjuiMiiigs. Sawdust seems coming to the front most wonderlully in various ways; a company at Tacoma use it as a dryer in a plaster extens ively manufactured there. The .Brick, Tile & Potteries' Journal says that a French writer recommends the use of sawdust in place of hair usually mixed in mortar. He made a com position of two parts sawdust, two parts of lime, five of sand and one of cement, which be alleges is very firm and will not peal off. It also states that the technical royal school at Charlottonhurg has been making a series of experiments with sawdust, and lias now proved that it can be used as building material. The sawdust, is mixed with certain refuse mineral products, and compressed with a pressure of 1 ,5iiO,000 WIoks to flic ijiiadratiieter into the form of bii'.ks; ultor this treatment, the sawdust firms excellent building luiileriitl, very light, impel viou- to wet and utterly incom bustible. A still) of this substance was placed for live hours iu a coal lire, and came out of the test intact. Mullno Notes. Grain and hay are looking very line and the crop is abundant, but fruit is senile. The Grange has painted its new ball and last Saturday a flag polo was raised in front of the building, amid cheers and national songs, after w hich w hich all retired to the dining hall and partook ofa sumptuous dinner prepared by the hidies. On last Friday evening the children nf the school gave a literary entertainment, under the management of their teacher, MissCasto. Fine instrumental music was furnished by "Messrs. Smith, Hall, Knotts, Cahoric and Smith, also vocal music by Mrs. Cooper. Home of the ladies and gen tlemen of the neighborhood assisted in the dialogues and recitations. Miss Cflsto fur aisbed an autobiographical sketch of the life and labors of Noah Webster. It was very fittting, as the entertainment was giv en to procure means to buy a large diction ary for the school. Although the night wus very stormy the attendance was large. The farmers' ulhance is largp, numlicring nearly fifty members. They are making extensive arrangements for a good time the Fourth of July. Miss Casio had the misfortune to lose her watch (a small silver one with her initials on (he cover, "J. II. C," and a small black ribbon attached) on Saturday about noon, somewhere between Mr. Howard's house and Mr. Keliogg's. Anyone finding it will confer a great favor by leaving It at Mr. Howard's. Kirr. June 24.s Letter I.Im(. The following is the List of Iclters re maining in the post office at Oregon City, uregou, June ioui Andres, L H lirown, OJ ilorlolome, Mr ilruce, 7. M lirown, Ixiiiiiner llarekl'T. Charles Cairo, Pliilippe, Covey, John V Cusliner, M Miller, Alnnsnn Martaiu, William Nutting F,l Olson, Atnel Uandoli.b, Mr K W Keidy,.) I Kicblinll, Miss Louise Lois, Mrs Dora J Slllien. Miekel Dickinson, Frances M.-'lovall, W W Devjnil, James Jleshazer, lioliert Ferglar, J W Ford, Chas Grove Ida rpnngler, Jaeoh Kioitii, Win II Smith, Hon James A Taylor, I'M ward Thuessway, Phcbc It Grossmuller, Geo Ad- Wilson, John am While, N J S Grin, tleo ' el.b, Mr. Jane llutcben, W It Will-on. Margin-rile lleuess, Mrs lrid;ct Welsh, Mi l' Jones, Mr John W a Voumam, Frank F. helton Joseph ll called for, plrae sav hen advertised. K. M. HASPS, P. M. Miells From lite Sen. Ablonu, liitiHta, ftea urchins, ami sea moos albums, petrified wood spar ami specimens ot wood Also i'r man ufactured, from Drogon eo'.toii wood. AddiCfB with stamp, loi parlictllatA'.o i'at'iru' CoAsr Soi vemm t,'t, f Vat.kaiiie Orouoii. e ' ' . j (ioml Tciiiilai s. Yh you know that Moore's lievealed iieinedy ia the only patent medicine In the world that does not contain a diop ol alcohol; that thu mode of prciaring ti is known only to its diicover ; Ihut It is au advance in the science of medicine without a Miiallel In the timet itb century; that Its proprietor offer to forfeit $1,110 for any case ol dv"Mpsia it will not cure? l a Grippe Again I'uriug the epidemic of I s tirippe last season l'r. King's New Ihsc.ivcry lor Consumption, Cough and Colds, pioved to lie the best remedy ltcirls fiom the manv who ul itcontlrm this stab ment. They wem not onlv ipm klv re Iteved, but the disease left no bad iv suits. We ask you to gue this remedy a trial and we guarantee fiat you will lie satisfied with rvsulls, or too pui chaso price will bo rolunded. It has m eiiiiiil iu any I -a irips',or any Throat, t nest or l.ung Tiotible. Trial hot tie. free at ti. A. Ilaiilini:'s ding store Large bottles .VV and (1 is). llucklen's A nil a Suite. The Itest Salvo in the world for Cuts 1'rmws, Sores, l lii'rs, .Salt Ivbeiini Fever Sort's, Tetter, Chapped Hands Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin F.rup lions, ami positively cures Piles, or no pav required. It ia guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price '.'.') cents per box. For sale by ti A. Harding. THE Mountain Bluff Meat Market OREGON CITY, Is the plsce where you rsn always (I ml the ehnh-eit all kinds ot frenh mettt. Also theehiilreit brands of llsini, Hacen. Unl, ItiHiiT, K((, Clieeii), Kti , wUhCurueiltwof THAT HAS NO RIVAL. J. P. CROCKER, - Phoprhtor Custom Carding. .H ready to ilo I'lrol l work Carding Rolls von plniilng niui IIiiIn for ('niiifiiiiciH iiint Maltrpises, IHT Iligliest pi ice paid for Wool. 1WADEE CKTOM CARDINfi MliJ.S. The Celebrated Frenci Gurc, wt7rr"APHR0DITINE";;:,';;;n Is Hold on a positive ouarantec to cure any form Of nerVOUM lllneHNS or any aiwiruer ol tin, tfoni.r.llua ar. gsnsof sltheru-t, whether arlirlnx' BEFORE uof miiiuilniit., AFTER TohaecoorOplum.ortliroiiKh vonilidii in,l Hon, over fndiilgnnee, An , such as Imof flraln rower, nsscMiiness, I.esrniK ilnu n PhIusIiiIIiii tsiek.Hemlniil WeukneM, llynterla, S'srvmis Prim, toil Inn, Nocturnal Kml!on, l,eiienrrho'H. Ills Sine"., Weak Memorv, l.o.Mof rrm.Tflml initio, tency. wlileli II neijl.-eteil often len, pri-iimnirc old aitn and Insanity. Prlen l.im H w, (in,,!,., forl'iiio, Hon! hy ihk'I on rc"clit of iirli e- A W HIT K X Ol AlUNfKK ', Von for every order received, to refund llmnioin-y If a I'ermniKoit euro Is not ellis teil, W hnve thoilsnnits of testlumtilalfl fnnil old sml younn of lith Kees, wliohnve lieen permanently eureil by the use of Aphroditinn. Circular free. Address THE APHRO MEDICINE CO. WesUiru flruuch, Dos Iff. 1'ohtumii, Ob. For Halo by Cbnrninn A Co. DrttggiHlH, Oregon City Or. fit dlsere- GREAT REDUCTION IN PHOTOGRAPH the old established and reliable photographer, 1 R. PR1ER Cabinet l'liotogi-iili,g'.j per loz. Oregon City Fish Market J. Moore & Co., Prop'r. iKiiilers In All kiiidH of FISH and I'OULTIIY Choice Hull Water Fish, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays. Poultry bought and Hold, Ol'I'OSITB I'OI'K it CO, - OI1FOON (,'ITV, Farmers, Atttentionf Yoti will anvo minify ly takfitit yur MACHINEfi' Tlio OUlXiON CITY IRON WD; llsl leg I FOR REPAIRS. Ifi t. The l st of material uimmI, nn limie but ekilletl Isbi;-."' (iivn us a truil niui see if our pries are not as low as (heUfea work gtiHruittit'i! na rcjiresi'iiletl. AH work June jiroiiiji!!t jolsj nltimilml In withiiut tlt'lny. AH kimla of ' f'J Machinery Supplies Kept on Hand. Castings ftirttisliml. Adonis for anl V Hrly' l'rltln(f Frii tioit Mi tnl, uinl Morrisoti a Sdf I.ulirifitlinn fucking, vel JAMES KOAKKcHU. IVopriekc I e Shop, 5th and Water Sts., Oregon City,C; Near l.ootiH V All'rilit's liutt licr Slioji, ' it. -THE Door Oregon City Sash and I'arry tlu I. (truest Stm k of Sash, Ihiors, l!Iinds, Mouldings. K of in, fl.e (Oil Iii On gun t'ity. SjHrinl 'iv of iKxir ami Window madu to order. fon fU Tun.in( Estlmatos for Stair Work and Store Fror FurniMlied on ttpjilication. lluildcrH, (jive ua a call, ttJin " !h not of the taut, and our jiriooa ait low aa llio lowraU fmlt i on a jili utio)t. nr Factory, Cor. Main and llth Sts., Oregon) DO YOU WANT bUjWBE GEORGE S. McCORD, r In en 111 m Ine crt At It'tM New Mill, Oj inilcH from Ori'Kon fit v, on the Mnlu ' lutH a Kull Sun k of" ii Kusiic Flooring and CoilK 0, i And all urudiH of l.uttli l.ttiulx r of (ln IicmI qimlity. f"br oi'ilcr llllil ili licori il nrm i rv POST OFFICE ADDRESS, CARUS pur. GET A HOME! I BEFORE IT IS TOO LAf'' Tf' ImjIIi rnrin itiid town properly iH U,und to udvanoo in)r, tin; man Wil li Hiimll ni.miH will lin.l it tioxt to imiKiHHiblo to htiit for hiniHclf. I'ricnH aro low now. imd ) TH AVIW AV AT IHAT p .i.a. a uii vv J.V.JU. XJli mm f ei an Rivn you tiricoH not to 1, j 0f Rliy otl(.r U(lfti Kntatel cliohin I arm r,aiidn in lartt and Kinall tracts, on eny iomn f t, mnilildi lown and Suburban property. (JorroHnondoiice oolif- cat UHdcall. ' ' 1 wn OFFICE, OPPOSITE CORNER FKOM COURT UO'-ko! IB i bon irk to, ORECON CITY, OREGON. Dim '"am In. in. JZZ New Remedy. - Absolute Smpf A GREAT SUCOE',V Thousands Alroady Curod b.' ,,i ... . .,..i.,keilV w - ,,A w iii.ii, ,.i.. kuliflv I,. , ,' "oniini iii in truly rennirkiibln m"iii""J",i ; , 1. 1 1 i , 1 i . r iii '""'"i "WailW It I't'HKII TIIK !' , ".r " Hi 1 n,relM It, iv,,,,,!,,!,,! iiltuekx. a ,i.t. uolhlnl W re " """" -""lliilnK lull I tnmll.in. R1 t til lll'S UI4'ltlli: Hii' r:,10 Sn,i-rl-.iiH'-,lVft8a KxeliiHlvn AKeiili. fur l.'lHeloinm. County, TIIOS. CHAl!" :