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i* F THE DEMOCRATIC TIMES Official Paper for Jackson & Josephine Published Every Pililr.y Morning, CHAS. NICKELL, EDITOR ARD PROPRIETOR. OFFICE—On Or0!»rtn Street, in Ortli’s Brick JJuilding. Hates of Nn bacrl ption: Ono copy, per annum............................ “ »lx months.............................. “ three months.......................... $3.00 2.00 1.00 VOL. V JACKSONVILLE, OREGON, FRIDAY, MAY 28, 1875 - ur-ii... RATES OF ADVERTISING. Advertisements will be inserted in the T imes at the following rates : One square, one insertion....................... $3.00 “ each subsequent one............ 1.00 Txigal advertisements inserted reasonably. A fair reduction from the above rates made to yearly and time advertisers. Yearly advertisements payable quarterly. Job printing neatly and promptly execut ed, and at reasonable rates. C ounty W arrants always taken at par. service of their country. This was The Great Council of Oregon was in is necessarily walking in the footsteps In Freedom’s cause be brave. In Friend particularly the case at Fort Mifflin, stituted on the 22d of July, 1873, with pointed by the Great Spirit, whom we ship’s name be strong. In Charity’s sweet work be true. DELTVERF.D AT THE RED MEN’S CELE on the Delaware river, “and, we are •» •* STATE OF OREGON. 3 tribes and 124 members; to-day the all love and acknowledge. Tt now remains for me to say farewell. BRATION, HELD IN JACKSONVILLE told, that some of the more influential tribes number 8, with a membership Gnyr-rnor,...,................................. L. F. Grover And experience has taught our But ere I do so mark iny parting words. Secretary .of State.................. S. F. Chadwick ON MAY 12, 1875. and patriotic of the volunteers within wives that the evenings spent in our Let Freedom, Friendship, Charity and Truth of over 300, showing an increase dur State Treasurer............................4. IT. Brown In future be your motto and your guide ; the fort, viewing with apprehension ing the last year of over 100 per cent. wigwams are evenings spent benefi Good State Printer....................................... V. Brown will to one and all alike extend Sup’l of Publie ln»trnction...L. L. Rdwiand Ladies and Gentlemen, Chiefs and and fear the threatening consequence June 30, 1874, Oregon Degree Coun cially to them as well as to ourselves. And hail each worthy brother as a friend ; FIRST JVPKTATi UI.STRlcr. of the powers at work among them to cil No. 1 was instituted at Portland, Allow me to express the pleasure it Let Freedom sever all the servile liands Brothers; That now unjustly rob man of his right, f'»rrui» .Tndero»..’.......... *...................... P- 'F- Trim In every age and clime, among the their country and its free institutions, | with 51 charter members, and in a few gives the members of our Tribe to see And let not selfish motives e’er restrain District Attorney........................ H. K. llanna civilized as well as the savage, it has and rising above the machinations of days wc shall bo called upon to extend the bright eyes and smiling faces of The generous impulse ot a noble deed ; ■’ .TACKNOX COUNTY. been customary to hold anniversaries. party to the true level of patriotism, i the hand of fellowship to a new tribe so many beautiful women here to-day, And when through life serenely you have County Judge,............................F. R. Watson and I trust to meet many, if not all of And passel. ,, . „»xi -xt (John O’Brien, Sometimes it/is a religious observance; proposed and effected among the sol- | in Union county. landed your frail bark beyond life’s sea, C ounty Commissioner«...... j v A . Hue«‘on I at other times it is to commemorate dlers the organization of a secret so- i It may have wearied my pale face you, at the Hall thia evening, where May your eternal lot be cast with those Sheriff,....................................... J. AV. Manning the birthday of a Nation ; again, it ciety fortified by signs, grips and pass friends by thus laying the history of our festival for tho day closes, and of Who know not sorrow’, and can feel no pain. Clerk............................................ F. D. Foudrnv Farewell, I now have done. ..... ■ < ♦ w- ■ I I Treasurer.............................................. K. Kuhli serves to keep alive the memory of words, the object of which was to dis our Order before you; yet the introduc which our exercises here are but the A<?«e««nr............................................................ AV. A. Chibiers some great benefactor of his race, or pel discord and disseminate friend tion of our Order into this State has prelude. O ur G irls .—Is the prevailing sys School Snnerintendcnt............ II. C. F’eminrr some memorable battle fought for the ships. I have told you already that we have tem of mental culture very much sui been so recent, and so little is known Surveyor,.................. I. S. Howard We are told that their efforts were of us, that I deemed it not amiss to adopted some of the virtues of the na perior to the physical ? Are not many Coroner..... .................... .............. ?.TT. T. Tn low freedom of man. attended with the happiest results. briefly detail the facts as they have tive Red Man. In doing so, we reject of the popular educational establish The Greeks annually fought over Official Taper,........ .......... D emocratic T imes his vices, and prominent among them ments for girls nothing better than in the battles of Marathon and Salmais. That where before had been hatred been laid before you. JO« F RHINE COUNTY. and distrust, was now kindness, good We, of the Pocahontas Tribe, feel is his manner of treating the fair sex. tellectual hothouses where the human County Judge............................ M. F. Baldwin The Athenians were lavish of their fellowship and brotherly regard as they somewhat proud of our success, which With the Indian, the name of woman plants are forced to bloom prematurely, County Commissioners....... f JanM^NoMv’ expenditures at their public feasts and emerged from the council of tho Red T think we are entitled to, when you is but the synonym of servitude and and where sound, sensible, practical annual rejoicings. Sheriff,........................................ Dan. L. Green The Romans never forgot in each Men, where they had pledged them take into consideration the fact that at slavery. Compelled from mere child knowledge rarely Likes root ? The Clerk.................................. ......... Ch««. Hughes recurring December their festival de selves to patriotism and fraternity. the date of our organization two just hood to the severest drudgery, and “accomplishments” are sufficiently nu Treasurer,..................................................... AA’ni. Naucke This much of the history of our Or ly popular kindred orders were in suc made to render the most abject obedi merous, but what of the acquirements? A««e««or........................................................ John Howell voted to Saturn. Tlio Jews, in all School Superintendent,................ R. F. Sloan time, keep up their feasts and other der is almost wholly traditional. It is cessful operation here. I mean the ence to the tyrant who claims her, she Plenty of fair maidens graduate with Snrvevor,.........;....................... AV. N. Sandor« true tradition carries the origin of our is, when incapacitated from old age, religious observances. Masons and Odd Fellows ; and it is Cor«MiAr..,.^....... . ......... .............Geo. F. Briggs satin ribboned essays in their hands, •Official Paper,................... D emocratic T imes In more modern times, France, no Order back to the days of the revolu not the least source of pride to us that turned adrift to die, with as little com who have picked up a smattering of matter what her adversities, never for tion and tells us that beyond a ques around our Council Fire may be found punction as is felt for the broken-down French, a smattering of Latin, some court SITTINGS. tion of doubt that tho father of our members of both of these orders. horse. In fact, the Indian, in common fragments of history, philosophy and .DtrEton Gnmr»/.—Circuit Court, second gets her thousand victories under Na country, the immortal Washington, i Monday in February. June and November. poleon. Prussia keeps alive the mem There Avas established here alxiut with most barbarous and savage com belles lettres, and are able to make a Conntv,Court, first Monday in each month. ory of her Frederick the Great, and with many of his comrades in arms, ! the same time a lodge of Independent munities, regard woman as a being piano discourse most deafening music; —Circuit Court, fourth with William and Bismarck “still were members, if not the originators I or German Red Men, as they are called, without a soul. and yet are utterly destitute of those I M onday in April and fourth Morulav in Oc of the Order. So definite and strong Not so the Improved Order of Red keeps her watch upon the Rhine. ” which seems to be a branch of our Or qualifications which would enable them tober. Conn’v Court, first Monday in Jan England yearly re-enacts her Water arc our traditions in this respect that der; and I notice with pleasure that Men. Fully recognizing woman’s to gain an honest living if compelled uary, April, Jnlv and October. jACRsO’rviIJJ? PRECTNIT. loo, and has a hundred other anniver the 22d day of February is set apart in an effort is being made to reunite worth, knowing and acknowledging to rely on their own resources. If that man is indebted to you for much women are not meant to be mere or Justice of the Peaco,...................J. IT. Stinson saries. Old Scotia still reveres the our calendar as an anniversary day. | them to our Order again. Constable................ -.................A. M. Asbury names of Wallace and Bruce, and in Yet so much of the earlier workings In a country like this, where most that is noble or .praiseworthy in his naments ; if they are intended to lie TOWN, OF JACKSONVIT.I.F. commemorating the birthday of her of our Order is enveloped in mystery ' or all of us have met the Indian face nature ; believing that every great anything better than “Ivy twining ( C. C. Beekman, rres’t, Burns, points with pride to her field of and doubt, that we are content to trace to face, and Avhere to know him is truth or principle looking to the im around to oak,” and drawing financial I Sol. Sachs, Bannockburn. And sorry will be the our history back to the patriotic men only to despise, you may wonder and provement of mankind must, in order nourishment from the oak’s pockets ; j John Miller, Trastees,. t Henrv Judge, day for the Sons of the Emerald Isle, of 1812. wish to know why we have taken him to succeed, have your sympathy and if they are designed to be not only 1 K. Kuhli. What order in our midst can point support; believing her God’s most simply the pets, playthings, and bill when they cease to lament the loss as a type for our Order. ...U. S. Havden it to a more grand, patriotic or noble beautiful and best gift to man, we love runners of man, but his companions, of the gifted Emmett, or to celebrate I answer, that while the Indian has .....Henrv Pane Tiwnrrr,.................... . origin ? and cherish her above all mortal things his encouragers, and his noblest support many vices, he also has some cardinal ........................ J. P. McDaniel the return of Saint Patrick’s Day. ......Silas J. Dav Can you wonder, then, that the Red Commi^ionn. So to, on cacii succeeding Fourth of virtues, not the least among which is here below. in adversity as well as prosperity; To love, honor, cherish and protect then, in heaven’s name, train them ac July, our noisy urchins mimic the well Men devote each recurring anniversary a loA’e of country and kindred. Not SOCIETY NOTICES. fought battles of our Revolution, while to hilarity and joy ? • more true was the Highland clan to woman is among the cardinal princi cordingly’. Give them the proper The order military at its inception their chieftain than is the savage red ples of the Imp. O. R. M. In this con physical development; the proper in our orators, lx>th young and old, tell JnrkMWiviflrlo4?f ^o. in. 1.0.0. F.. in unequalled eloquence of the virtues continued semi-political in its object i man to his tribe. No torture that the nection, let me say, that to my mind, tellectual and moral development; Hold« its retnilnr merHntr« overv down to about 1835, when an entire ingenuity of man could invent, would our Order lacks but one thing to make teach them that matrimony is not the ’ • flahirdav eveninsrat tho Odd Fel ot the sages and patriots who were low’s Wall. Brothers in eoo<l standing are then paving the way for one of the change or reformation was made. The wring from him the secrets of his tribe. it perfect. That is, a degree by which be-all and end-all of women’s life, and semi-political tendencies were wholly invited to attend. greatest nations on earth. History cannot point out a nation or you may be admitted to the circle that the woman who is unfitted to be C. W. SAVAGE, N. G. discarded, and from the half crude or Even the native Red Men, the pro people with whom the word friend around our Council Fire. And I believe a good wife and a good mother has no Sou. SArns, Rec. See’y. ganization came the purely benevolent ship had a greater significance or was the time is not far distant when that right to commit matrimony’ at all. Jacob Ish, Isaac Sachs, Kaspar Kuhli, totype of our own order, have their order of Improved Red Men. never failing annual feasts and dances. : more deA’otedly carried out. Let a , privilege will be allowed you. Already Posterity has some rights which even Trustees. And although the order so created How much, then, of the long unwrit brother be in trouble -or distress, and has the question been agitated in the Cupid, Venus Jr Co. are bound to re Jarkwivilljt-Stamm Xo. 115. T. 0. R. M., ten history of the past, has been pre is so entirely American in its origin every member of his tribe come to his Great Council of the United States. spect. And to have the choicest type Holds its re cru 1 a» m«o*incrs ovorv Thnrsdav served and kept alive by anniversaries! and proclivities as to almost warrant relief. If one was wounded on the And should our Great Senior Sagamore, of women, noble maids and matrons, evenin'» at the Odd Follow s’ Hall. Brothers For thus “by tradition, tune, and song us in saying that it is indigenous to Liat tie field, or taken prisoner of war, John Cimborsky, have the honor— we must carefully watch and system in good standing are invited to attend. the soil, yet it is cosmopolitan in its which he is justly entitled to — of rep has been handed down from sire to | then was seen the greatest exemplifi atically educate, physically and men F. GROB, O. C. son” the great deeds of those who workings. For within our wigwams cation of tho word. In either case, resenting Oregon in the next Great tally, our girls—God bless them ’. S imon C awo . R. S. Trustee«—Herman v. Helms, E. Jacobs, have gone before. So universal is the will be found men of every nationali i everything that human power could Council of the Nation, you will find Max Muller. observance of anniversaries, we may ty, profession and creed, all meeting J do, was done to prevent the mutila him working with a will to bring F acts to be R emembered .—One on a common level, where none can about the wished-for result. thousand shingles laid four inches to tion of a fallen brother, or to restore a Ouynnhn Po*qhnMnx Tribe Xo. 1. Im I well say, that it springs from an innate One word to you, Chiefs and Broth the weather will cover 100 square feet proved order of Rod Mon. bolds its I 1 sentiment of man. It comes from the say, I am greater or holier than thou. captive to his tribe. To do this, the stated mnTvfl« at the Ro>l Men’« heart, speaks to the heart, and is the Whatever may be the political or Indian warrior did not hesitate to lay ers, and then I am done. Remember of surface, and five pounds of shingle Hall the third sun in ovorv seven sun«, in prolonged result of affection and grat sectarian belief of a Red Man, all is down his life, and more than one in the symbolic words engraved upon nails puts them on. One-fifth more the eighth run. A cordial invitation to all laid aside at the outer wicket, as he stance Is recorded in the annals of the our escutcheon, Freedom, Friendship siding and flooring is needed than the itude. brothers in good stand in?. SOL. SACHS, S. In full accord with this sentiment, enters the wigwam, to be resumed at red man, that for pure disinterested and Charity. As the founders of our number of square feet of surface to be C. W. S avage . C. of R. then, on this bright May day, in every his pleasure on departing. ! friendship was not excelled even by Order were ever ready to stake their covered, because of the lap in the sid In the wigwam, no oaths are ad Damon and Pythias. Unequaled in all for the political freedom of man, ing and the matching of the floor. hamlet and town, in all of this broad Or?on Division Ko. 1. ministered binding him to any politi hospitality, we find him sharing with let us not forget the example set or One thousand laths will cover seventy Jand of ours, wherever the Council Fire Aon« and Daughters of Temonrance, meets cal or religious creed. As ho enters, the hungry the last morsel of food in precept taught. yards of surface, and eleven pounds of nn Tuesday evening of each week in the of the Improved Order of Red Men And while we maintain the freedom lath nails will nail them on. Eight Red Men’s Hall. Brothers and sisters in has been kindled, will be found our so he departs a free man. the wigwam, although starvation was rood standin'-nre levltnd io a“nnd. of our religious and political belief, bushels of good lime, sixteen bushels While our Order remained semi-po staring him in tho face. , Brothers of the Mystic Tie, with mu- DAN’L. CRGNEM1LLER, AV-. T. i sic aud song, and feasting, and danc litical in its object, its growth was These are no fine drawn theories let us be equally ready to declare our of sand and one bushel of hair will J. B. AV ADE, R. S. ing, celebrating the natal day of Amer necessarily slow, but on the removal taken from Longfellow or Cooper, but freedom from the many vice? and pet make enough good mortar to plaster of the political test, its increase has are facts, handed down by the histo ty jealousies that meet us in every 100 square yards. A cord of stone, Worm I.oJf" Xo. ID, A. F. k L M.. ica’s Patron Saint, St. Tammany. JT Holds i»s regular communications three bushels of lime and a cubic yard In doing so, we also celebrate the In been very rapid. To-day, our Council rian as well as the traditions of the walk of life. /wCA on Wednesday evening« or pre ception and birth of the patriotic and Fire is burning in every State of the Bound and cemented together as of sand will lay 100 cubic feet of wall. pale faces. ceding the hill moon, in Jacksonville. Ore we are by the ties of brotherly love, Union. Over 600 Tribes are recognized Five courses of bricks will lay one foot benevoleut order now known as the Knowing these facts, that little gon. T. G. REAMES, AV. M. let our friendship be true as the needle by the Great Council of the United band of patriots at Fort Mifflin wisely Improved Order of Red Men. in hight on a chimney; six bricks in a M ax M uixer , See’y. While many of you have met and States, and the individual membership Judged that a society organized in ac to the pole, and as lasting as time it course will make a flue four inches Rn’h R*h’knh B’tnr* Lol?’ Xo. 4,1. 0. 0. F., joined with us in our festivities here is upwards of 50,000. There were long, and eight bricks in a course will cordance with usages, customs and self. HoTds its regular niee’ings on every other tofore, how few outside of our own adopted or reinstated during tho same traditions of the .wily foe that sur Be charitable in word and thought make a flue eight inches wide and six Monday evening at Odd Teltow« Hall. of the action of thy brother and fellow teen inches long. Members in good stafidin'» are invited to Order know the time or circumstances time 8,483. The receipts of the Tribes, rounded them, would be the surest from July, 1873, to July, 1874, was attend. , K. KVBLI, N. G. j that called into active existence the and best plan for healing the dissen man. Slow to censure or criticize, but K issing .—There were clergymen R acket . F istter , R. S. ! order of Red Men. $309,000. The amount paid for relief sions existing among them, and thus quick to shield and protect; slow to who kissed before Beecher was born. Theyears 1812, 1813 and 1814, found of brothers during same time, was z <the more readily enable them to A’an- believe the evil report carried upon WJ^M'IDEilT LITERARY SOCIETY, slanderous tongues, but quick to spread Said the Rev. Sidney Smith: “We 1 our Republic then in its infancy, en $76,000, and amounts paid for widow/ quish their foes without. Hold« it« regular meetings at the District gaged in a war with England who was and orphans and education of orphan^, Thus did they single out the virtues the mantle of brotherly love and char are in favor of a certain amount of ■Sebool H obsc every Friday evening. shyness when a kiss is proposed, but i then, as now, one of the greatest tuar- was$21,000, making agrand total of of our prototypes, and add thereto the ity over the wounded heart. « .CHAS. NUHxELL, President. C ttas . J. H oward , See’y. Above all, do not come to the con it should not be too long; and when : itime powers on the Globe. France, $97,000 paid out for reliefs during one true principles of benevolence and year. our old ally, then under leadership of charity, anil have handed down to us clusion that charity alone consists in the fair one gives it, let it be adminis Those figures speak for themselves; what ev’ery true Red Man Ix lleves to the payment to a brother of the bene tered with warmth and energy; let JOHN t. CARTER & SON. Napoleon, liad become alienated from fits he is entitlod to under the by-laws there be soul in it. If she closes her and was threatening us with her em- and yet they show but little of the be an order second to none. J>AINTE1|S. . bargo. Our western frontier, from immense good done by the silent What can be seen to condemn in an of our Tribe. There is no charity in eyes and sighs immediately after, the Canada on the North, clear around to workings of our Order. organization founded upou the purest giving what is due under the strict effect is still greater., She should be The history of our Order in this patriotism and sustained for purposes letter of the law. But where you find careful not to slobber a kiss, but give the mouth of the Mississippi on the E ARE FUTA.Y PREPARED TO no I South, was bristling with hostile In State is brief, and yet not without its of benevolence and charity, is very a brother in anxiety or trouble, (and it as a humming bird runs bis bill in all kinds of Painting, including difficult to say. Yet, in common with who has not his troubles) go to him in to a honey-suckle—nleep, but delicate. I dians who, incited by the British Gov interest to Red Men, at least. HOUSE PAINTING. ernment, were daily enacting scenes Our Tribe claims the proud distinc the Masons and Odd Fellows, we have the spirit of brotherly love and kind There is much virtue in a kiss when SIGN PAINTING, ness. Let him know without officious well delivered. We have the memo to which our Modoc war would seem tion of being the oldest tribe in the received a great deal of opposition. ORNAMENTAL PATNTTNG, The politician denounced us danger ness that however dark the world may ry of one we received in our youth State. The Council Fire of the Imp. WAGON AND CARRIAGE PAINTING. but as child’s play. But all these were as naught to the O. R. M. was kindled for the first time ous to free institutions and subversive seem to him, that he has friends which lasted us forty years, find webe- AL Style» of Gmlning Done, demoralizing effect produced by the in the State of Oregon by Pocahontas of the very Government that the foun around him who feel for him, care for lievp it will be one of the last things Order» from the country promptly attend spirit of hatred and strife engendered Tribe No. 1, on the 17th Run, Plant ders of our Order had imperiled their him and are willing to share his bur we shall think of when we die.” ed to. 21 m3. thens with him. Point out to him by what- was known as the war and Moon, G. 8. D. 378, as we compute lives to build up and sustain. How to do I t .—A Western paper that in the Great Desert of despair, anti-war parties. time, which, in the calendar of the The clergy denounced us as being gives its readers this bit of sensible FARM FOR SAIF. The wax at its outset was essentially pale faces, would be the 17 th day of inimical to religion and heretical in our that he imagines he is surrounded by, advice : “Getting up in a cold room oasis is built up and supported by a maritime war, and fell heavily upon April, 1870. belief, advocating and practicing iufi- an TpnE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR benevolence and charity, and guarded to make a fire is like getting up in I «ale his farm situated nn Antelope creek, the Eastern States of our Union, and Since our organization, 83 pale faces, delity. by Friendship and Truth, upon which life. If you crawl timidly out of bed, 12 mile« of Jacksonville, oontalninpr 4«) , was consequently bitterly condemned including the charter members, have The Avomen or, perhaps, ladies, I acre« of land, 400 acres Ijein« good far mint» ¡ by many oX the people of those States. he can firmly tread and call it his own. go on tip-toe to the stove, and allow should say, opposed us because^ as they been adopted into our Tribe. Of those, land and under fence. It is a good crain While you do this for a brother, re the shivers to get control of you before farm and sheep ranch, well watered and Hence came the two parties. The 31 have withdrawn, been suspended, said, we took from them on the eve the kindling starts, your fire will prob good house»ami Itarns upon it. anti-war party openly agreed that our or expelled, and one alone has been nings of our meetings their husbands, member also that the Red Man and ably be a failure, and you half freeze TERMS OF SALE—fill per acre, one-half system of Government was a failure, pale face are friends. Should they withdrawn by the Great Spirit, leaving brothers and sweethearts. And there come to you sick and needy or in dis to death in the operation. But if you down, the balance to suit purchaser. that we, of necessity, must return to us to-day 51 members in good stand is enough of Mother Eve left in our J. W. SIMPSON. jump out bravely, bustle around, pull N. TJ.—This land will l»e Bold in smaller the fostering wing of the mother coun ing ; and of these we have adopted fair helpmeets to make every one of tress, show them that the benevolence on your clothes, knock over a chair or parcel», if deaired. 7tf. try; while tho war party, believing 16 new members during tho last year. them desirous of knowing in what and charity we profess is broad enough two, and pitch in the stove-wood, you themselves right in resisting the con There has been paid in as receipts of manner their lords spend their eve to include the entire race of man. will probably be warm by the time the tinued aggressions of the European the Steep during the last term $719.96, nings when away from them. Last of all, let our lives be like the fire gets to burning, and have to open powers, declared that the principles and paid out for benefits, expenses, etc., But time, the great leveler that sets flight of our Totem, onward and up a window. So is life. Attack it tim BY— advocated by the anti-war party $504.18, leaving In our Wampum Belt all things even, has effected a great i ward, ever circling toward the Great idly and you will fail. Grapple with sprung from the old Tory party of the $215.79. Our property on hand, not change in the sentiments of all. Light al>ove, so that when the Great it, hurry up things, stir around, con YEIT SCHUTZ. Revolution. Few politicians can now be found to Spirit shall call us to the happy hunt quer fortune, and you will beasuctess. including our cemetery, is valued at This spirit of hatred and distrust ■ .. — $750. We have also established a openly condemn benevolent societies, ing grounds, we may be found on the irR.' "SCHUTZ RESPECTFULLY TN- trail leading thitherward. «© “ The National Gold Medal wasaward- was felt not only in the civil commu although their workings be in secret. widow and orphan ’ s fund, in which JVj fbrmsthe cltiaens of Jacksonville and eefto Bradley & Riirraunding country that he 1» nnwmanu- nity, but its demoralizing influence we have a nucleus of $154.75, which The clergy see and acknowledge In conclusion, let me adopt as my toerraphs in the t nlted States, and the factartnt. and Will constantly keep on hand was disseminated throughout the Vol we trust to be able to build up to an that the man who follows out the pre- own the sentiment so beautifully ex- Vienna Medal for the best m the world. the verv best of Imager Beer. Those wishing unteers and soldiers then in the active ample fund before it may be needed. | cepts taught around our Council Fire pressed, by another on a like occasion : 4211 Montgomery »street, San Francisco. a cod! glass of beer should give me a call. 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