THi: MORNING ASTOHIAN, TUESDAY, JULY 29. 1002
! MAKE ALL THE
But thfl wmt way to snako tho most h to buv
your FltUlTS OF US, We haw mi extra
largo - coiiwgmuoiit of all kinds' of GOOD
TIUNtJS duo to arrive on Htoamcr today. Ore
gon and California reaches.
Ross. Htefdns 6k Co.
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''i ' TODAT'0 WBATHBR.
1'OHTLAND, July tS.-Oreeon And
vshlngtnn--fitir.
sale or
LADIES' SUITS
tiiih wi:i:ic
t t,5 suit ran,. I iw
10.00 SUIT ran oo
IS It SUIT FOR ... ......W OO
15 00 BUIT FOft U.M
17.60 suit rem . m.w
20,00 buit ron to
J3.60 SUIT FOR 17.
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Oaaton Milt teed, grain ml hy.
Klv barber At tbt Palae ItaUw.
Jelly glae, fruit Jar, Jar oapa,
nd ruHwr for aale by Johnson Bro.
Young Japanese boy rnt situation
In family. Inbuilt At 613 Commercial
ilmt.
You will find the txxrt 15c meal tn
th ally at th Rising Hun Restaurant,
No. 112 Commercial trt.
New mock of fancy good Just ar
rived at Yokohama Baaaar. Call and
at the latest noetic from Japan. -
Send In your order for your winter'
supply of fir, alab or hard wood to Kel
ly, the transfer man. Htone 1211 black.
All smokers amok tht "Pride of
Astoria" cigars, No brttter made.
Manufactured by MaoFarkut ft Kno-
M- '
You can buy Newbro'a Herploide,
the great dandruff cure, for 76 cents
per bottle at Hie Oooldent Barber
Shop.
Iilcycle repairing with iklil and
promptne. Supplies In (tock; work
guaranteed. Reliance Electrical Work
421' Bond St.
Wanted. A young man to take po
rtion an stenographer and office clerk.
Apply at Astorian offloe.
Toke Point, which are Eastern oys
ter developed In ghoalwator bay, are
unlike all other good at any season
of the year. They are fat and deli
cious. Craw-fish are now Just In aca
aon and are excellent eating, aa are
crab and all the ether numeroue de
licacies served an skilfully at the Toke
point oyster house on Eleventh street.
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WE SELL
Today r.o opon our new fall carpets in the
new patterns and new colorings. New
pre Urussels Itugs in extra large sixes.
RUGS:
See the new Indian Rugs, all the rnge, in
in the highest art of coloring. New Egyp
tian rugs in pyramid pattorns. Buy tho
latoHt. Our prices are right.
Wo Soli Furniture, Bedding, Couches, and
everything for the house at lowest prices,
Great Eastern
370 Commercial St.
MONEY YOU CAN !
Horn, to (he f f Harry Jones,
if XfpHrtiin, till evening, a big, I
pound boy.
Tb funeral of LoUt Anderaon took
plat Sunday afternoon, the Interment
being at Gray Ttfver,
Wanted.A girl for housework! no
washing; no children. Aotdv at Co-
lumbla Hiram Laundry.
J Our htaidach tablet are "all right"
'in tho trueat sense of th term. If
iwy ami cure, we return your
money, ng..r, the druggy.
i A board of engineer to mii-t tn
Astoria alwut two wt-eka bence for tli
iurp" of tnveatlftaUng the niunricr
of Improving the wal harbor.
j OIUBNTA1. num. niv auwk, haa
Jut been revived, Including all elttn,
In rlill ttiid exiiuUlte culorlnga and de-
Afn: CIIA9. IirautOHN A BON. ,
Warned, by the Alierdeen Packing
Company, Ilwaeo, Waah., a competent
tnngrlier; alao an expert ne-fd gro
ueryman and a gool ahoe aa'nMtian.
il'-ldlllo folding brdo; iincttilng now
and up to date. A aanltary bed. Tlie
only vrrmln pruof folding bed made.
,Vor alc by CHA8. HiilJUiOKN &
jSQN.
' TJif Preabytcrlan Hunday wbool will
lve a Picnic to m-ttittdo. Thuraday,
)Augut 7. Vrkv, 75 for adulta; 4c
fur children; 25c fr member of the
undy wiliiml.
Mra. ljoulae Dellmer reoelved word
Sunday of the death, at Ban TrancbKO,
!of her nurther. Mra. McNanwa. Mr.
Ucl Inter haa gone to Ban Franclaco to
Attend the funeral.
Diamond " C" Boap la the beat. TtU
ha been proven by the teat of the
Having houaewtfe, who appreciate
price and quality, too. for aale by
JOHNSON BHOS.
The date of the new-enterprlae
curnlon to Seaside la Auguat t. Don't
fail to buy ticket and attend, tor ev
erybody will be along to enjoy a fine
lay at the beach.
lo cream, guarantee pure, delivered
to any part of the dry, IS cent a pint.
Ice cream aoda. Beat treab candle.
Private room, rarlor Candy Store,
its Commercial afreet.
Roetyn ooal laaU longer, I cleaner
and make lea trouble with atovei
and chimney flue than any other coal
on the market. George W. Sanborn,
agent. Telephone 1311.
Plumbing, tinning, gaa and ateam
fitting at lowcat rate and In work,
nmn-ltke manner. Orders promptly
executed. Shop. No. 5, Bond atreot.
JOHN A. MONTGOMERY.
A flhlng boat, bearing Oregon 11-
ccnao No. St, broke adrift from Ita
mooring at the Co-op cannery Batur
itav nlirht. It was found by flidier-
men near the railroad drawbridge and
returned to the owner.
The AntorfA baseball team went to
Ilwaco Sunday and there defeated the
(uUi Bend nine tn an Intereatlng
game. The core was 14-8. The Aato
rla team waa strengthened, with Port
land players, of whom there wa a
goodly sprinkling In the South Bend
iine-iiti. Harrv Mt'Dcrmott pitcnert
great baill for tilie Astorlans and had
ffilt-edue aunnort. The game was seen
by a large crowd and was the beet
ever phyed In Southwestern Waahlng-
ton.
CARPETS
Furniture Co.,
Slmnahftii BulMlnjr
The O, n. A N. Co, la making ex
tensive repair to Ita property at II
v.f:o, and a nw wluwf la anvmg the
Improvomi-nts. Contrartir Taatabend,
aho aa the contraot for tflila Improve
ment, leave for the seen of opera
tlnon today, with a force of men,
Ml Nellie Smith, of Portland, I
again with us to domonstrata the var
ious use of the perfect food, Shredded
Wheat Plaeult. Call at Johnson Bros,
rttw t'diiy or tomorrow aud sample
the many new and appetizing dlshe.
free, Which aha prepare from thl ex
cellent foitd, Shredded Wheat.
Mrs. Hare, mother of Engineer Jo
W. Hare, la reported to be very 111 at
her home, Mrs. Hare la In her KM ymr
and grave feara are entertained that
she wW not recover. She Is suffering
from general debility. Mrs. Hare Is
one of the most popular wonlen In As
toria, and her many friend wilt, be
grieved to leurn of her serious condi
tion, Bids for the foundation of Oeore W.
Hume'a nw nrill were opened yester
day, that of N. Clinton A Son being
lowest. The contract, price for the
driving and capping of 1WK plies Is
12 OS each; for laying the planking,
2.2fi per thousand; and for away brac
ing,? $6, Mr. Hum will furtt1h the
material,, and early next week the work
of driving the foundation will be com
menced. It wIM be flnlrthed In 60 daya,
A larlng burglar ent-tred the home
of ohn Ijognn. af Olney, Sunday, and
stole 1200. The Inmau of the huxe
were away at the time and the burg
lar took advantage of ihelr abwnce
to search the place for valuaWes. He
found a purae containing a check for
f ltn and ISO In cawb. The theft was
discovered upon the return of Hie !o-
gana. There Is not the allghtenit clew
to the burlur, who probatiiy pucd
Uirough Aatorla ycaterday on hi way
to Portland.
The Oroya Bay Logging (mp,ny
hns commenced the work of rebuilding
its Deep River camp, and I expect
ed operation will be pumed wltWn
a short time. New tea have been or
dered here for the railroad trentie,
which was destroyed by the big Are.
John Larson waa arrested on com
plaint "t Charlf Carloib who Milled
that Larson had struck Carlnon'a
small son. Larson pleaded guilty In
the Justice's court and w fined $12.
or six day In jail. He aaid he was
drunk 4ien he struck the ohlld and
was extremely , regretful he had done
so.
We desire lo call special, attention
to the Mock of crockery -and glass-
ware now carried by Poarl A Slokea
Coirviainy. This firm has every advant
age In securing the world" beat pro-
liM-t in this tine on account of lis Im
mense buying fiicillltlea All the Int
ent and moat popular cieatlona In fan
cy tvble dishes both in seta and In-
dlvldiuit pieces are secured in season
and placed on dliiay at price that
are equal to thc tn San Francisco
and Portland. A visit to the store
will convince you of tWs fact.
Cople of Olenna Falls, N. Y., paper
received In Astoria contain extended
aocounta of the amateur production
there of the drama, "Cuba." Amonf
the partl(4panta wa Mlxs J.khIc Jew
ell, of this rtty. who la visiting with
her aunt, Mrs. Suprenant, and study
ing mimic. Mlaa Jewett rendered two
solos, "The Flower Son?." and " La
Jota," and her effort were fltiterlng'
ly referred to by the Olenna Falls pa
pers. Mis Jewel's dttticlnr apecla y
waa also well received. From the ac
counts In the papers. It la evidi nt the
production waa a moat iuc:easful ere.
The drama a"s produ'vl f,.r the hne
fit of the womn'aMVliluiy cf tl.e Y.
M. C. A.
The Oriental steamaliip Indraramha
anlved down the river yesterday with
a partial cargo fof China and Japan.
The total value of the cargo 4a esti
mated at $150,000. Flour oonalgnmenta
to the amount of 150,000 constituted a
good share of the freight, and many
thousands feet of lumber took up a
large portion of the cargo space.. With
the exception of 2000 barrels, the whole
riilpment was destined for Hongkong.
That port also received 250,000 feaa of
lumber. For Shanghai there waa a
shipment of 1100 balea of domestics
snd a smnll lot of 'flour. Kobe and
Yokohama were both down on tthe
manifest for consignment of cotton
and flour, as well as miscellaneous
freight. N.igaaakt waa down for a lot
of dressed plumber and machinery.
George Merrlam, son of Captain Mer
rtftm, of the Portland cuatom-house
service, went along with the Indra
snhma as hlp' surgeon.
Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock Can
didate of Theology H. W. Sorensen
waa ordained minister of the gospel
at the Norwegian Evangelical Luther
an ohuroh of Eoat Astoria The
church "wa tastefully decorated with
flowers and greens and a large audi
ence was present. Rev. O. M. Ho'.den,
the resident pastor, conducted the
Introductory service and read a jhort
biography of the candidate, written by
himself. Rev. N. Pedersen, of Silver
ton, delivered the ordination sermon,
nolntlng out with great esrnosincea
the obligations whioh the holy calling
of pastor placed upon him who en
tered Into uch service, na well as the
great reward to be received by the
fiulthful pastor not In thl lire but in
the next. Rev. Pedersen also ordain
ed the candidate, assisted by Rev. Hot
den and Rev. O. Hagoe, of Portland, a
laborer In the Lord' vineyard. Rev.
Snrensen wa bora at SundbyveBten,
Denmark jBeptamber 23, 1879, emigrat
ed to this country In 17; studied
theology at. Luther Seminary, Ham
line, Minn.,, where he completed hi
course of study In M iy loot, fie has
accepted a call from the nrfarfton board
to assist Rev, O. M. Holden In hi work
eaoeclally In the InlerrM '.of home
mission among the Lutheran of the
city and through the atat of Oregon,
The need of the Illustrated book that
I to be published by th Chamber of
Commerce and Push Club is felt daily,
and the committee having charge of
the publication haa been urged to baa-
ten the work as much as possible.
Oreat difficulty fa being experienced In
socurlng photograph and the neces
sary Information, but from thl t:m
on the work win go along tnceiy.
Score of reguet for Information
about Astoria are received dally, and
the local commercial bodies have no
proper matter to aend out. Jame W.
Wolch received more than 20 requeota
for Information, duriJg the week, from
Secretary Moore, of the Baaln Board
of Trade, and referred them to R. M.
Gaston for reply. Mayor Suprenant
in also In receipt of many similar let
ter.. The material fr mot of the
book ban already been prepared. G.
W. Lounsberry ha communicated with
Mr. MfKlnnry, of the Harrlman ays-
tern, , with reference to the distribu
tion of the books. wtlb will In thl
manner be placed at many roluls of
advantage., a .
The arrival of the Exomlnefr here
ywilorday was eagerly awaited by lo
cal s porta, who wlahtd to read W. W.
Naughton'a account of the ritaslm-mon-Ji-ffries
fight, whioh wa pro
nounced by that expert on sporting
matter to have been a gigantic fake.
According to Naughton, he handed to
Mayor Schmita, the day before the
fight, a sealed envelope containing a
tatement made to Mm by a peraon
w ho had been at the training quarter
of one of the principals, and which
was to the effect that Fit waa to
lose In the eighth round. The letter
was opened by the mayor after the
fight, and the tip therein proved to
be a correct one. Naughton raid he
thought as the fight progreeeed tfhat
the statement would prove to be a
wild one, so fine a showing did the
Comtsliman make. He say Fits had
Jeffrie cut to piece when the final
blows were delivered. He believea the
flgltf to have been a swindle pure and
simple, and says a man who went out
from a Molar plexus punch could not
within 12 or IS second have found
voice to make the loud announcement
that came from Fit. The CornWh-
man'a showing, says Naughton, waa
the best ever made by him In his ca
reer, and he think Fita would eas
ily have beaten Jeffrie but for the
arrangement. Locally the belief la
growing that Flta laid down
The Chamber of Commerce cotnltt-e
on commerce and navigation made an
exteiihtve report last night on the Im
provement of Astoria harbor. The
work heretofore done on tttie lower
river has not been of any eapecial bene
fit to this city, but has, it la believed,
resulted In the shoahng of the chan
nel In front of Astoria, as well as that
below the city. The report of the
committee, after reviewing the work
done, conclude with the following
qulrlea: " Should the middle channel
above Tongue Point be opened, or
should the channel be kept across the
hogback? If across the hogback, then
should It be thrown down against Tay
lor sands, or opened In the vicinity of
its former position? Will not a chan
nel acrosa to the O. R. A N. wharf
tend to flit up the channel from that
wharf to Tongue PolntT Doea It not.
by changing the amount of water along
the city front or carrying more aitt.
injure the channel below Aatorla? Doe
the dredging and constant atirring up
of aand above Injure the Astoria har
bor? Do the Desdemona sands, aa an
Island, menace the channel from Asto
ria to the Sea? What should be done
not only to Improve but preserve the
harbor of Astoria from Tongue Point to
Fort Stevens? The report of the com
mittee, while without definite recom
mendation, will be forwarded to the
engineers, as well as to Senator Mitch
ell and Congressman Wlllamtlm, and
an effect will be made to see that low
er river Improvements are hereafter
made wtlth a view to the protection
of Astoria harbor. It Is the purpose
of the chamber to also secure a sur
vey of Tunings bay, as part of Aato
rla harbor, and efforts In that direction
are now being made.
Andrew Mattaon, a Swede, aged
about 30 years, made an almost suc
cessful effort lost evening to kill him
self. Matraon la a fisherman, is mar
ried and has two children. He went
home yesterday afternoon and was
seated at the dinner table when the
suloUlal mania aelxed him. He jumped
from his chair, drew a large pocket
knife from his pocket and slashed his
throat. He then ran through the back
door of his house, which is lo East
Asltorla, and went about 100 yards
back on the hill, where he fell. Dr.
Rosenberg was summoned and at once
called Dr. Pilkington to his aid. Dr.
Pllklngton arrived about 30 minutes
after Mattson had used his knife, and
found the man to be In dangerous con
dition. The first slash made by him
had been one of . little consequence,
but the second time Mattson made a
fearful gash In Ma throat. He jabbed
the knife straight 4n and then slashed
to the left, severing tthe Adam's apple
and the windpipe. Dr. Pllklngton sew
ed up the wounds, and at 10; 30 last
nlirht Mattson seemed to be resting
easily. Whether or not he will recov
er cannot now be told, but Dr. Pllk
lngton think there 1s, a good chanc
for him lo pull through. Mattson a
very powerful fellow, .and when Dr.
Pllklngton first attempted hi examm
I ration of the man' throat the suf
ferer struck him a terrific blow, also
kicking him. The combined effort of
seven men were required to hold Matt
son. When he cut hi throat at : 7
o'clock, hht wife and children we. at
dinner wllih him. Mattson had been
drinking yesterday. Friend of the
man ay be was very erratic when un
der the Influence of liquor, and ft I
probable M spree was responsible for
1ls raih act. He wa taken to the
county jail by Sheriff Ltnvllle and I
being cared for there. A far aa can
be learned, there" was no cause for
the attempted suicide.
im;uaL 'mention.
J. It. Morr)in, of Seattle, 4 In the
city. ' . yr
.Mrs. W. H. RadrilfTe .of Knappa, Is
In the city.
Mr, Carlyle wa up yesterday from
Lotksley Hill.
Frank M. Warren came down from
Portland last night. " "
M. r-Un ha gone to Ban FraneU
co, to be abwnt; about two months.
Chester A. Dolph, of Portland, wa
In the olty Sunday. , .
Mark 9'hlusel, of Portland, la In
the city for a few d-jy. ,
William a. S.tundera was In the city
yesterday from Portland.
T. B. Mallory, of Portland, regls'ered
at the Occident yesterday. ,'
Mr. and Mrs. W, W. HoMw, of Lin
coln, Neb,, are visiting In the city.
Mrs. T. M. Lighter, of" Seattfe. Is
vlfHlng In the city with ber mother,
Mr. Grant. -
Mr. and Mrs. F. 8. Myr. of Port
land, were among yesterday's arrivals
jat the Occident.
Inspector Edwards and Fu'Ier were
In Astoria yesterday. Inspecting the
steamer Nahcotta and Canby.
R. F. Caufleld of Oregon city, ar
rived In the city last night. Mr. Cau-
jfleld waa formerly engaged m the drug
business In Astoria.
Samuel Brown, of Boston, accom
panied." by his son Henry, la In the
city. Mr. Brown !a president of the
Flavcl Land Comtmny.
Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Cathcart, for
merly of Astoria, but now living, tn
Fenekin. Nev., are visiting In the city.
They will remain for about a week.
Hon. Jame Hemenway, of Cottage
Grove, Is vlsttng In the city. Mr.
Hemenway waa a member of the low
er house of the last legislature from
Lone county.
Miss Margaret Flak, of .Clatskanie,
is 111 at the home'of Mr. and Mrs. T.
S. Simpson with spinal trouble, with
which she has suffered for aome years.
Her condlUon Is not thought to be ser
ious.
II ATS' TKIMMEO FREE.
Mra R. Ligleton has just opened a
nice line of ladles hats, skirts, shirt
wais's, and all kinds of ladles' and
children's furnishing goods, including
hair switches and pompadours. A
chance for the $500 piano given free
with every 50c purchase. Commercial
street, opposite Budget office. -
FOR RENT.
Rooms, 5. 7. 8 and , Pythian build
ing over. Cooper'a store.
DR. JAY TUTTLE,
Secretary.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
THE
Astoria National Bank
at Astoria, In the State of Oregon, at
the close of business, July 16, 1902:
RESOURCES."
Loans and discounts .....1209.SS2 35
Overdrafts, secured and un- f
secured 1.726 19
II. 8. Bonds to secure cir
culation 12.500 00
Premiums on U. S. Bonds.... 1,250 00
Stocks, securities, etc 41,086 70
Banking house, furniture and
fixtures s.833 w
Other real estate owned 9,955 00
Due from National Banks
(not reserve agents) X IT
Due from State Bank and
Bankers 6,174 14
Due from approved reserve
agents ....... 92.067 56
Internal revenue stamps 372 03.
Checks and other cash Items. 5,626 40
Notes of other National
Banks 1.750 00
Fraction paper currency,
nickels, and cents 3,6 17
Specie .$52,612 30
Legal-tender notes . 8,831 00
55,343 30
Redemption fund with U. S.
Treasurer (a per cent or cir
culation ,65 00
Total '. $410,569 01
T TlTtTT.TTTIW
Capital stock paid In.; $ 50.000 00"
Surplus fund io.uw w
Unilvlded rrf.ts less expen
sed and taxes paid-........ 7,801 52
National Bank notes out-
dtundinir 8,000 00
Individual deposits
subject to cnecs..;uo.t
Demand certificates
of deposit 30,754 27
Time certificates of
deposit u-s.wi is
S64.767 49
Total $440.569 01
State of Oregon. County of Clatsop, as:
T. j. fl Hieatna. cashier of the above
named bank, do solemnly swear thalt
the fLhove statement Is true to the best
of my knowledge and belief.
RhrihMi and sworn to before me
thia 22d day of July, 1902.
' Notary Public.
Correct-Attest:
D. K. WARREN,
OEO. H. GEORGE.
H. C. THOMPSON, Director.
HERCHANt - TAIL0F3S
AND DEALERS IN "
Dry Goods Nsticns and Furnishing Gccds
NEW STORE NEW STOCK
SUITS MADE TO ORDER OH SHORT NOTICE
Fine Line of Suit Fatter) in stock. Cleaning and flepairtnff.
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WE CAN SAVE
DRY'GOODS - - .
SHOES ....
GROCERIES .
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
FLOUR AND FEED
FItEE DELIVERY-
V. H. COFFEY,
I m UNIVERSITY of OREGON S
EUGENE, OREGON
The first Semester, Session 1902-1903, open Wednesday, Sep
tember 17th. The following schools and college are compris
ed In the unlverilty. Graduate school College of Literature,
i Science and Arts College of Science and Engineering 4'nlvf.e
I slty Academy School , of Music School of Medicine School of
' Law.
I Tuition free except In nvhoois of Law. Medicine and Music.
I (Incidental fee, $10; student body tax, $2.50 per year.) Cost of
! living from $100 to $200 per year. For catalogue address,
! Retrlatrar of the University. EuzreneOre.
Beautiful Crockery Display
The Finest Assortment of Fancy Crock
ery and Glassware ever seen lo Astoria.
Dinner Sets, Tea Sets, Special Fruit Dishes,Deeorated Toilet Sets,
Cut Glass, Bisque Figures, Water Crocks; Souvenir Dishes.
ALL AT ROCK BO I TOM PRICES
FOARD 8 STOIiES COMPANY
We also carry a Complete Line of Fancy Cutltry
J(jg Finest
Palace
Commercial St n! Motto. Wl Ti WhlpplO
TRULLINGER, BASTABROQK & CO.
SUCCESSORS TO
THEO. BRACKER
Jobbers and Dealers in
CIGARS, TOBACCOS. SMOKER'S ARTICLES, PLAYING
CARDS, STATIQyERY, AMBER GOODS, CUTLERY, ETC.
- MEERSCHAUM AND BRIAR PIPES
Pips Repiiring
A Specialty
Castings
We are prepared to make them oa ,
short notice and of th best material.
Let us give you estimate on amy kind
of castings or pattern work. Lowest
prices for first-class work.
TELEPHONE NO. 2451.
STATE NORflAL SCHOOL
Monmouth, Ore.
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PEOPLE'S STQRE
YOU MONEY ON -
Some SplenJil Values
For Ladles, Children and Men
Freshest Stock in Town
- - FresS Every Day
- - Get Oar Prices
-BEST OF SERVICE.
483-491 Bond Street
H
s
Restaurant in the City
.Regular Meals, 25 cents,
Sunday Dinners a Specialty.
5 IS Commercial Street
Astoria, Oregon
IRON, STEEL,
BRASS
and BRONZE
Scow Bay IrcnO
Brass Wcrks
Cor. ISth sod Franklin are:
Graduates of the sohool are In con
stant demand at salaries ranging from
$f0 to $100 per month. Student take
the state examination during their
course In th sohool and are prepared
to receive state certificates on grad
uation. ;
Expense fange from $120 to $175 per
year. Strong normal course and veil
equipped training 'department. The
fall term open September 1J. For cat
alogue containing full Information, ad
dress, R IX RFJSflLER, President,
or J. B.BUTLKIt, Secretary.