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i ..UNDERWEAR. Now that coM weather H pywoblf , t - m essity of buying heavier nrntorwaur will soon begin to assert itself. Naturally you will wnni to go nlicri' yon can get the liest grade for the least money : anil everylsaly knows that Ttr Magnat is fln pi are An assortment unexcelled MM BriCM CUt to the Ivittom; sales qttttBa mid profits small. A chance lor a (jolil watcli ivctti with evrry dollar purchase. THE MAGNET CASH STORE Clements & Wilson. Court and Cottonwood TIU'ltsDAY. 00TOBRR II. WO. NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC TICKET rnK PRESIDENT, William J. Bryan. or nkiikamka. FOR VICK PRKSIDKNT. Adlal E. Stevenson. UP II. 1. 1 Si i, FOR PRKSIDKNTIA1 KI.KCTORH, W, M riKRCC. of I'matiHa. OKU. STI Ull . .1 Multnomah J. WIIITAKKK. of Beaton. K KRONEN ot Multliom.il. A NSW POPULATION RATIO. In lHHfi, the election machinery ling in the control of the republican, vottn were cast in Ohio to a number etinul to one-third the total population of that 1 late. The ratio of voters to popula tion the country over is from four to five according to the character o: the I eommnnity. In localities where farm- j ine and manufacturing are the chief I industries, the ratio in generally live: in these where mining ami lumbering ami shipping predominate, the ratio is four. The average, therefore, in four ami one-half j or, in other words, the imputation runs mi the average four and one-half times the number of rotes cast in an election in which the voters come out in fore. The Ohio ratio, therefore, established in IHBH, by republican management, is exactly one-third smaller than that which Ohio would show under holiest political rale. Them- tail- arc cited, not to prove that all republicans are prone to stuff ballot boxes or are dishonest politic ally; but, to demonstrate the truth Uiat cries by the republican leader that Tammany proposes to colomxe voters in New York is not the cry of politicians who really desire purity in politic. No one doubts that Tammany will colonise voters I:. New York city. Hat, on the other hand, the republi cans will do the same in Ohio, or did it in leNM. They did it in Oregon in IHtsK, wlien the state went about 2000 republican. In fact, the deplorable trutli is that professional politicians almost everywhere will and do stuff ballot boxes ami colonise voters. Managers of both parties appear kg kfl "daubed with tin- same stick.' PASTE THIS IN VOUt MAT. The varum- coiitiiigencie- whereby Hryan could carry the election are shown by the following statement by the Chicago American. It will read, interestingly alike to iiryanites and McKinluyite : The electoral college contains 417 vote, ao that ?i votes, a majority, are necessary to the choice of a president and vice-president. This careful can vase of the states gives to Hryan 153 votes, 71 leas than are neouacary to a choice. If Hryan carries Kentucky, 11 votes'; Nebraska. V ('.dorado, I: Idaho, :;. Maryland, 8, and New York, Mi he will be elected, with ?J." votes. New York, 3o votes; Illinois, 24; Kentucky, l.'t, will elect Bryan, giving hini a(b electoral votes. If Bryan is successful in the West ern states, Colurmiu, Nebraska, Idaho, North and South Dakota, Utah, Wash ington and Wyoming, with their 32 electoral votes; in New York, 30, and in Maryland, . be will win with 22U votes. ine iar western slates just named. Indiana, 16 vote., and Illinois, Jl, would elect Bryan with 224 vote. Bryan could loe New York and be elected ehoiild be gaiu the ;J2 vote- ..f the far western stated, Indiana, l ; Kentucky, l.'i; Maryland, 8, and West Virignia, 0; 227 votes in all. There are a thousand probable com binations of states by which at least half of Ho- electoral votes in doubt will go to the democrat ic candidates. KENTUCKY KbUtiSs Hgglgir. By a vote practically unanimous, I th.- Kentucky legislative aseemhiy has I agreed umjji a oomp-uiiii,- measure ' which is to supplant the Ooabel elec tion law in the statutes of the illuc Tirana stale. Tins action has been awaited by the people of the coiiniry at largo, with a feeling that, until the obuosious Uoebel ia as rcia-alnl, Kentucky would rest under disgrace The slate cannot, even by the enact ment ol this law or by any act whatso ever, wipe out the blaekiuiM of the past year of Ha history. But it .an, judical ing a spirit of penitence, M grace of pardon from the onimonwealths ..f the Union. The stati- of affair in Kentucky him made thoughtful men tremble for the future of Popular government, When every Kcntuckian was riving nt the throat of every other, alien guiis)wiler supplanted justice; when partisan factions disregarded right; when, in brief, Kentucky was turned over to the rule of the demagogues of all political lartie anil no man's life wn safe, then people wondered if the founda tlons of popular a-i.vcriiineiit had not crumbled and anarchy supplied its place. JONES OF TOLEDO. The man who by hi- methods of re form and efforts for social regeneration gained a name throughout tin- t'nited States, who was formerly inflvnr of Toledo, Ohio, who wa a republican, and who now supimrts W. .I. Hryan with all his heart and all his soul, is occasioning the Ohio republican manager" nightmare and nervous pros tration, .lone, is making a magnilicent campaign for the Bryan ticket in the Buckeye state, and. strange as it may seem, causing a tenisrary panic in some parts of the state. Jones actually makes Ohio almost doubtful. He wields a pnncriul in fluence and uses it (or the peerless Ne braikan who champions the cause of tin- people against the trust-suhsidmtl and corporation-controlled republican party. SOME FAST TRAINS. Traveling a mile a minute no longer creates the enthusiasm it 1 1 I conrar.i tivelv a few vears ago, and this rate o siieed is becoming almost as much of a dead-letter as the record of the fan. mis race horse "Hester" and his mile in "L'.40 on the race track." Nearly all of the trunk linos now adav- have their trucks in such miidi tion ami their motive iJ.wer of sucl construction, that sixlv mile- an hour on sport runs especiallv. is out an everv dav occurrence. There are several regular trains in different portions of the Hnitnl (States, whose regular schedule in long distance run- almu-t average this rate of speed p-r hour. IMiring the pari Miuiun-r iiianv special trains have been run, whici have Iar exceeded the mile a tninuti gait. In the uioiith of August. Kiiglaiiil ci 'heeded the railroads ol tie I niteil States are now operating the fastest train- in tin unrld, and that America I building the liiicsl type of I ..cm tives. Thev agree also that our vesti- bulel trains are n... i . but an still inclined to uphold their own method of track building. This article in intended pi consider principally the .in performance of regular trains with full tqblpnisjll and their usual stops. I erhai', of anv regular series of trains, the "Hoy a I Blue Line" be twen Washington, Baltimore, I'hila delpliia and New York, has reason h claim predominance, i . in as to speeil and eiiipiiient, over anv other series ol trains in the world the "rliiyai nine j.ine. a- It Is known, is niieratcd bv th. ,,,-- .V Ohio Kailroad. I'hilailelphiu A Head nig railway and Central Hailnuid of New Jersey. The Baltimore A Ohio operates the distance between Washing ton and Philadelphia I, mile); the Philadelphia A Heading between Philadelphia and Bound Bnsik (vixty hi ilea l and the Cent ml Hail mad ol New Jersey between Bound Brook and Jersey City (thirty-one miles,, a total of 227 niiles. In the Hoyal Blue service to, r. are twcntv-twi vestihiiled trains and ol this number five of them make the distance i-ie.n New York and Washington in five hour. The same trains make the distanci of forty mile- between Baltimore aiul Washing ton in forty-five minutes, and I them include a stop of three minutes at the principal intermediate station ... In the regular uec day service be- Dc Shilohf Cough and ..sumption ' cure This Is beyond qu.stuw the mot lucccful t ..ukIi 4tJi. cm. wer known to iclfituc; a tow dowa invariably cure the worst esse ol l ough, Croup and Hioucliitls, whilo It. won derful success in the cur. of C ontunietion im without u par allel in tbc hlklory ol iriediuiie. Diuoe Its ritftt diaoovery U has been sold on a guarantee u list which no oilier aaedii la can suud If you have a Cough, w. earnestly ask you tony it In L'niusl .State and Canada , fsv anil li.no, and in KngUuil Is. M. Ms. ad. and J. td. SOLE PROPRIETORS C tx 1A,-. . O r LEROV. N.Y. TORONTO, CAN. tut sale o Tailiaaii a, u.. Uru.uu. tWMH HnltimnM tthtl Wftsltltiglnn the BtltltnoN c Ohid htlllhRd lias twentv five trains each wav, inclndlng the "lioval (line Line." lf tin- entire s ries, ten of these trains cover the forty mile- in fortvllve minutes. When it is taken into consideration , there are "slow order" which have to be observed In passing through the citv limits of Baltimore And Wattling Ml, it is easy to understand that the. train! miMl make n speed exceeeding siMtv miles an hour to make their -. liediile. The dailv performance of these train, as shown from the train 'li-M tetter's sheet, reconl a speed of seventy-two miles an hour on portions HI the line best adapted to make the schedule. 1wal trains, or tlna.n trams milking a great number of stops, when i lieduled between ltaltimore and Washington in one hour, must MM sarily run at a greai sneed in order to make schedule tune: hut these fains, oi course, are much lighter in weight than the heavy Pullman trains. ... The "Hoval Limited" for instance is composed of the heavies! cars that are hullt, incluiiig a comninat ion baggage and cafe car, two parlor cars. nn observation parlor car, and a dining ear vestihiiled throughout. Ibis train makes it dailv schedule with ease. The weight of the train is estimated at Ml tons. In comparison with the "ceil of the "Hoyal Limited," may ho taken the speed of train l'i'l. the Balti more-Washington expres, composisi ol eonblMtlon baggage and smoking car ami two Hoval Blue line roaches. This train doe a very heavv business and make a stop at Laurel, Mil., and is generally crowded. It tune is lorty- livo minute, bin the Laurel stop con sumes two minutes. The dailv inv- formance of this train showing its average sis-ed will place tt among the fastest trains of the world. It has made the run to Washington in forty minutes, thirly-nine minutes, and once ,ii thirty-seven and one-hall minutes. No one class of locomotive i used, hut the engine WnOSsj turn it is, takes the train out. From the "Royal Blue" tssik. THIS BULLET AND CIVILIZATION. Burke Cochran, at the lnilianiiisili national convention ol democrat ic clubs, uttered the following sentiment : tin the one side we have a sugges tion of ionouest.il police nl aggreinii, if -ui iiigatinii, and when I ask a iustitl- cation for it we are invitisl to study every possible consideration that can move (lie human mind. If we are covetous, we are told that we must support it because trade follows the flag. In other words, there is nimn-v in it. Laughter . If we are humane. we are told that although trade docs not follow the flag, nevertheless we must sulsiue them and we must, manage to get reverance for the lord ami ear of the law into them bv bullet and h -teel because n is our duty to civilisation. Laughter mm I 3 I Knock-Out Drops " 1 am a saloon-keeper, itiul used to think that KsSk and rjre, or Whisks and rpiinhie were proper rem H'uf (or coughs ta, andooldi Ml ", of my acquaint- sni'i-. wen oi inn j, same opinion. Now 1 k n o w "r iaji souietliingal least n thoiissml limes Is'tter. It i Acker1 Knglish Huiii-dy for t oughs and t old. A givsl white ago I befnn to cough and found out then thai ro. k and rjrs, was nonod. I no: worse and I wa beginning to think that the trou ble would run Into con-umption. I didn't take any stock in patent nn dicine. hut somehow OT other I Hied Acker Kngtistl Remedy, tine bottle did the bstthMI hi me knocki-il that coui'h otll coinpli ii h -and it has ncrer come beck afjallli Tin re i never a day passes that I don't say a goml word aismt this tronderfhl mcdteliw, I al most forgot to say that I am Mfssjn and fleshier now , since takin-: t!i lenieily, than I ws hcl'ore the i iinuh bc-.-m. I w rile I hi.i letter voluntarily iiml ehotrfttlly and am glad to do It' (Mgned) I ii i: i. IliMsi.s, Hah sin ki-ejs'r, Pis'iitello, l.laho. Hoidnt He.,HOe. and$l a bottle, tbrooihoul Um T7nHed States and Canada ; and in Rm land, at Is. M.. -'. Sd.,4,fld. If you a re not sali-liid after bu.ving, return the bottle to jour druggist, and gt t your money back. UV nuthvrfct 14 aSSTC iHrtsrtlgv. . II. HOOKS s) tW., Prviirulvr,, Mm lor. sold by Hns-k .V Mi l mis-, l' n-llehill, "re. mwnfm?nttm?tt!nfHtmmmmn!mn?mmmmntmm! 1 "You'd Better Hurry" i And .elect n gissl heater from the enr lontl of stoves just received. We have Air Tight Heaters from Hot) up, also the coal air-tight, t ine third saved in fuel. Ktovea put. up on short notice. Taylor, the Hardware Man 721 MMln Street 3 iiiiiUiiiiiau..iiiiiauiiiuutUiaiiitiiiiiiia.aaiiiututuiFv ryTsvms ms oTroTrif'o'TinjTJTnr vD-trTrfr nv srsm v If Will oTrtrinni tt UNION MUTUAL. AID SUUItl Y 5 kfffb STVEN1llt) SITES STRI NURSING WO ITIF1S. IT MAKES WEAk WOMEN STBMG ANSiCK WOMEN WELL. Pendleton Planine and Lumber Yard Dealer in all kinds of Lumber ami Htiildin Material. stock of lath, shingles, tar paper. MottldisVgVj sasl tnd tlnors that are tiiaranteetl not to warp. Hstimatcs ttirmshtnl on baildiO material on short notice. R. FORSTER, - Proprietor. Oregon Lumber Yard ....si:i i s Lumber, Lath. Sli mules, HuildiiiK I'.ip-. : Iar Paper. .Mi mli) in-:,. Pickets, Lime and Cxsment, Krick and Sand. Sash and Doors, Screen Doors ti Windows, Terra Cotta Pipe. Borie & Light, Prop's NORTHERN W PACIFIC f Im el Mirnteil in: tlOIIIO OiliOH, ir tin- I.' - nl 1 '. "ii ' Portlunri, Orntinn. RUNS Pullman sieepln EeKant Dilno(r. ST Hm To f.i'w ISP- THROUGH TICKETS CHICAGO WASIIN(,T()N PHILADELPim Nl:V YOKK A BOSTON nrJ all potato Bm Tllron.h ktabal. ,.. .- .... . a TIsIK SCHKDUU Train k-avna P.....H., ai ( mi . m. ""'tessis... ftlrtlii.r I,, r .. It "Le.ier i'uv. .i jrollBf mail STho llM bwn In Ul sttiplny of tin- ('louver J Itm.. rv Oootti Co. hiu aecaptad a doattion with the Union Mutual kU , Hoolety oil Portland raprtssontso lwrw py w, II street. Mr. Gov noes from c PondlttOO tO La (VratnW where he will work in the interests of tho Hm'itity. J Air. Oov thii tnornllM MOSItrori ii ptekel f eertilieut". frnui the IiohiI e olBfM ill Portland, havimr wnl in long li-t of applloatlon from this place;. M.- hai IOCOMXHwI in plnrinv: a hirire niimher ni iiriiiiiiiipiit nunits mi tl Maaaborahlp roll, by raaaon o( tho eioollont ailvantafoi OffMWd us c sot fnrtli in the "nil" ,iiii iriiiK' elKOwhere in the Kiist Ori'itoiiiiin. " The uhuve I'lTnrl MMrod in Mil niier Suttinliiv nlfht uiul slmws wii.n a ' 1 1 1 in. good ropotatlon ami gontlomanly Btannon mn do, a What has he ilonc? Provided m im a mothfll ami wilr with $i s per wi:k a while the man tliniuh sickness nr acciilenl lies helpless. J This is nn charity. e It is a business transaction Yon pay $4.00 to secure $0,0.00 when necilod. J Mr. W. II. Street, the SM-eial Iteprt'sentiltive of the Society, now In your eltv. ut S 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 " - resilience, It'i Main stni't, who will answer all 1 inquiries, ami n ive your H !! loittiOBi a Mr. I., (i. Kraxier, uipunl of the I'aellh BsntMi conimny will also re- J calve appl icutloii- t lis nlfiee e jLia.ia.iLAi.s.sLSLS.s afiii.a.8Jui.fi.Afiiin.iifi.A4JiAiis.jiJi&Ji mu.fi 11.ajLa.JU) a.. AMliKICAN PLAN. $.L(M) per Day and Upwards 1 me si Hotel the Pacific North we -it THE PORTLAND I ' )HT1, A NI . OHKOO.N. 11 L IIUVM-MS Manaxrr. Alta St., opp. Court House The Best Ever Brewed. PILSNER BEER. l etter Files Copying li'iolvs I and Presses Typewriter Dper and Ribbon. 7IH Haiti st. Mice, Plata and fan, v Stationery. SdNNtl hols and ScIiimiI Sfljiflte MAX BAJSK Kur further Im, i.... sua tiehet,. ,. ,, , wr. "ne MM. ,.. ton. Or,.,m. or , ,'V.jW!C rtilnl ami Mnrriv,,,, s, ',. "'.I Take the. Washington k Columbia River Railway for Ohlewo, St. P,ul, rH.it. J i rlty, St. Job, ()mih,, All Points East and Sank Portland and po,u on the Sound. Arrlvr Mnuilavn. Wntnrirt.naaiSMa... II m. r.-.,lay.. I h'lIl.SStSS! !: m ' ""-i" "iii'Uy.iisj. . for Informal luii ,. cr.in. ,tu, JZm miHlatliiiiii, tall 00 in sililroi ' AliAIM, MM H. M. 0AA4JBHHBA0 U t AaiiMm'0n Wsll" Wallu, Walk. PHYSICIANS. UK. W. (, ( I..,!, mi 1 1 ..... , 1 . , , . HII. iiiiHillQ. osms tv. . 1 mi.i p. nj. lclspaSB.1l. :.i l-j r. w iniIbINT, M. 1). IIKPK K RK.tl rn.i .-..iiniiai iimiik. ubms stsnltas s. $sl I to I p. m. DR. f J. M M I I'll iKKII'KOVttni. dhton HavuiK Hank Teteskssr U m .. lire li'letuiou,. H. B. U.VKKIKI.H. M. ). HOMh' PITH Ir- IMi.,lcln .ml surjww. u .1 Ml Building. lilt. II. .1. M'KAI'L, 111 HIU IT. t Hull Ifloek. leli-nliiiii,. SI- MliM 1. I'll. 111. black 17 1 UK. . K. I'l.ltKV. IIKKIUK IN I l)H tmllillllk:. ui,i..il. 1,1.1 N.tjuai. luil liati-e Ilium, ifay ami nlglit IIKNTISTS. K. A. VAI'tlllAN. HKNTIHT. UlTMI tu JUllll Hlllllllll. A. L. UKATIK, I). II. N OVtlVK OW bavin. Hank 1,.. a.lu.luUlM. K. A. MANS 1 1 1. M INT, IN AktsJCU- own mo. .. nvrr r. u 01 ARCHITKCTS AND BUILDIIS. I . If. HuWAIili. AIU 1I TKOT AJ)1C ponin.uili.-iii, makt-M uoubsM. st Mmm Usui lor bullili list m Ui-rll; sr tsusi Umjoi 17, In-Ill biilMiui. Hardware Sporting Goods We carry a full line of the best cutlery on the market. Law line of rille ami shotKUU ammunition. Specials on stove ami rangm. D. Hansford & Co. 0 Mailt- from lilti-rcl waler. lteiiiin- nifiuliil hv physician. Von can ilrink I all you vtaut of it anil nut have th,. . tieailmlie or get iluxy. Schultz Brewing Co. THE CITY... Livery, Feed and Sale Stables... POSITIVELY THE LAST WEEK. PALMSTRY! HAVE YOUR HANDS PEAI) BY PROF. STERLING, Ok bktated bMH Md k tobtbi 'H shiuilil eonsiilt I'l.-iii ..im wi l- 1. 1 ... . . . ess M'irias Johnson Street between Webb and Alta Sts Charges 50c and $i. CHRIS SiriHSON Proprietor IKll Wishing u retire from busiiieas I o4M ss entire stock for sale t cosl, consistiiiK of urpetH, Uuhh. lot 1 ami silk CurtuiiiH Htirtiers. HrauHand Iron BedHteitds, Cuushettj Wall Paier, Shades, Sswina Machiiiu". ami other tinny- too numerous to mention. Chance of a life time to hoy these goods cheap. JESSE FAILING I'eiiillelou, Oreiron. KverythluK New. New Hurt; Nw Bin. Best rl". anil teams In tlm city. Boards! sirs the llt attention. Service any hour ; t!i ; niuht Te'snhnno n. 70. ICE Tb Sat Orakjonutn is Bastcrn Ota gon'a rcpre.emstivc paoar. It tsadt, and tbs people appreciate ft and show u by their liberal patronage. It is tb. advor imiuk medium of tbi .ectioo Alao Wholesale Agaat lor SCHLITZ MILWAUKEE MR la bottles, barrels, or vast. No. 5 . If i This in tht LAST WKKK I'rof. MmUm will roiuain in this city uiul if you wunt ui Iiml out about business in.trriafc-e. tjjokin ... tleath, hunKes, tr fall, divorce, separutionH, law inlts, will., Ii 'fflgstl. loat or bbMnt frieniln; hIo truly preilicui in success or fail ure of new iBNBtiOMi UuitH pending iwiision vUinti milling claims, etc, tell you whether yoll will receive fair dealing with your partner, if y,m tr to know what bnsi- lieH you should follow to be (uoeaasful, what llelds i" taajl and who to avoid if von ,u 1 em 1 to enguge in Muineej, make change, pay or Mill m.y proimrty or in iuet take uny iinisirtant ttep, is of great value to all who consult him He mi plbttj within viuir reach remedy for every failure. There is no heurtjiio sor rowfnl and lonely thai oailOOt l liuuellttiMl by a vint llo this phenomenal palmbt. BANKS AND IIOIIU. KIR8T NATIONAL HANK or PKM'U Ion. (aulul. ru.iw. Tnwsss i g.u.ral tjauklllK builBM.. kio ami ic-legraiiliii irauilvr. MU osCkta' rraiii'lsi-u, Nnw Turk aaa truKuai pm.. -Im .wiIiwmi brail, braws SB esbeaa ; aurl Kur.i!- Ma..- m.IIh-UiMW t.riua uiyi Ainuuy. urwasai, vlm prulituut. 1 M ail. tstklsr ' iliicriiHy, aul.uui i-uliisr. ...n IL. I'Hk I'KMILhlllN bAUftifB e.Billeliiii iir.s.iii (iiiuiiwik""'" eaillal. SiU.llUU llll.-ri-ll llUlMO 00 . ISJ.IU. Ki.liaus. u,uhtssd ssUessUta elual I. IIUI. NIn' lalallaU0Bl!rene lion. W. J, Kuruiili. prBatdtali vloe-preslduot. T.J oms,easei I I U.ST N A riONAli IIANKOKATHBi Orusuu l apiu;. I),uuu; lorplm. PJ! l.ral.,li time ilelnotl- H,-.l III Ulftll lnme.tie achsng i iUlecHoa. MM landed to. H.urjr I A.Uuu, PJto, MeArtliur. vlt-u-urealilent ; 1. 1-. "'" e-r; L. w . aarueti. wiiimi . ..... L- Mi U ne.i.ii. huk'.i. , Ll tiuslui u Ki ugt- Ixiufkl aii'i '-u eieellelil , .mil lll'HI, UU m T I lliv-.ll.u..i. i 1 1 u,i 01 rF a uBli. r.: K Jauiun, r!S!l Tly. nwlwtdi. Hit in. mili-Ul , I Jaal J K Kllli.r. . a:.uut "LT ., A Hartaiaii.ls m . j..iim.T,1 Wtsff oraw.J. r. muk'h. Pro bats) UROIDANCI- Aii onllnam .,1 Ja.-kMiii. Kii ). I.s;i. ""iflei.s tUdisinvBusn, l.lurt . lullroaJ. Tu.!". aiul i nurl u-' i , ....Jinan ja" The penplsol tlio elirX reudteveo ulolluwa: tutm Nki Iuiii i. iu.il M.. . - . sis5 Mrwil Uitwwiii llu- north rSm utilise au.l Blsiut .imi, "JT fi lulny street i..-i.-i" '" tatt ft .treet.suil Uiat iJirlmu i lwn J..-k.u uer u,JiK," iliai pgriieii i l.i"i-ol ''IaMi! lre.ran.l-K.ilo.. '''"TjZi. .leff.ru.il. Ma.llH.n ami "'" ."T.j Ouip. Juekaon'auil 'S'"" '"Z 4uml' .ll between Aim. ""'j'Xt leSsf - N rallr.m.l 'us ""' iXT UU"Z Tu.Mli lre. l bel.eeu "fJ j ib ft irests, ami U "I "''a2& '" ii...e...t-.....;:;"'3 yj " ' , ' at Hini.-ii.ii a u ni. la va ufib;liyH VmILu k' ulaalil w.rlloll. ol a"1' Wsil.ja ,.. , I l gravel n. 1 1' saaj" BoeilKii ' '"' .7T un "u a.,1,1 .noeia .ball JXJSsL 3 veul.-niiy ae uie.i .,. In Ik. 5i llld Oil aal.l . I reel- HI fa . WT IboHlroeli "'''ViVT.rsfW'- to travel, or Ibst ',.r.!K iry Ita raklui; up . , niati"r7 Heellgu a. float I" '.".' .a. U.IW JJ Mill tr.U la not ; '..St WgTif properly a.lle.'.' "TmfrT fsuruereil, 1. lb ."' h.i, arlTs" tri euuiuii... mi, la ill sf Ibe.iiiue h T -JUelb.r fVi,v -niieei He- .I at uW7Z m. :. n P l' . , -klf""' AJI i v , TT!'- """I" : Ihural,,, Ocl.k,, II. H. KOPITTKE'S.-'Sr; IJltL-'k poUHI., frilUl tl" III. II u.,.,.tv.tiu-ul i- ern." ii.m payin. " I"' ,niUreisi,LJel ..u-Mi.l jOi lire " 'll " tmmW l.ruvl.led by i.r.llu.u.e so. , lam.- T- tbireln P.v ' (ktll T fiction I. T"'" f'"ffluFgf$i. au.l I. .. Ion- "'tfaJi .W " . lb. l ouiuion iuuu.li umi( Mayor. ... l att" "r ai,.,l lbs i ouiiuou Bail- II. luliei , ".. . w Vli" - j. g.BKA-,keV' Allo.1