East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, November 06, 1900, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextHealth, and Comfort, too It's the beauty ami aytaetry of the ladies' form that at attract - l hi frenftemari'a eye, and nothing add more to its beauts than a nicely fitting wr.ippet Wa have the most nobhv line of winter wrappers in the city from 50c up: Call ami see them. A chance for a cold watch kivcii with every dollar pttrcbaai THE MAGNET CASH STORE Clements & Wilson. Court and Cottonwood levarifna df fbn 101, Memtrjr on thai of the flat, Uranni on tne ntclit of the nil, .inpiNT naar neoe of tin- - M. an l ftatnrn on the afterno f the tab, ThB TABLE D HOTE. mm Hes-iate. g MiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiwiiiiiHWiiiiiiiwnimiiiimnis The aaaal Iheogbtfnl paraea, who will Hoeml mi hour stmlvtiiK Bt mil nt hit toil, will dlttagaiwl ftla tallow hataf atattag at the teMe fvhota op noalte tiim. It is 11 ureiit mistake to let any hour go hy without iinalyio ami thsseititii; the human ininRI iirniiiin you. Impress,-,! with tin notion, we ! earnestly, tatt politely, itadlad the (at 1 lady a "lie aaBH to eat. She nt down anil hrentln-il heavily.; That heavy lireslhiiitt told of asthmatic stndtnc la-da to an orer ! loaded itouach and it prophesied 1 the eurlv altdi Da " a placid life. It, meant that she ihoaM fast mmlerately tor a month. Th-re is just ottr tiling to use if vow stomach la "oni of onlcr" anil that "one thtaK" is In-. Ptenx't Ootdaa Medical Discovery. 1 11 e -ii)' Itlon i that yon want a prompt eon and a lasting sue rii it 1- wm the " IWmery " is rccotumemlao as one thine for jrour condttkM. It cures promptly, ptrfi ctly and per at MtatiTi dtaaiss oi tha lirHwaftti and or-Mii el ilieeslioii ilritiou. 1 I jure to help. It s TUESDAY, mvi:mbi:k b, i-no DAILY. WEEKLY AID SEMI-WEEKLT .T TH l)rnnln Publisbliig Company, In the Baat there 1- a sentiment which favors the 1. Inns ot the irr iiat imi i-t-1 it wonhl havt mill will nmteriallv further the ohms r' .! for raalanait Ion of the arid dletrisai of the west. What the Mormons did in t'tah, what they and other' did in Idaho, can Is' done in Oregon. All fat people have some ipieor COO traduction uhoiit them. This fat lady hail for a belt hm kh 1 a btoaaa plate four times us hit; as a I silver dollar. On the bfOBSa piate in I relief wa- the baat of a thin, scrawny, ban spiritual girl. lliL'h in the air (he la', lad) held her three pink chins. He low at her helt and ur out of hen light wa- the bfOOae relief ot u woman a- a woman thoald he. In tin' old daw oi kniutitlv frankness' heel 1 proper to lean for- alttMMt sure 10 cure. I: has comnlctely cured miK'ty enIll OCT cent oi all tliov w.io have atvan it a fair anil Edtbfttt tri il . at tea c.irs u'.i. I bet lw Itrmnw r 1 1 h m . maMth " write sir" Win, Cor tolls if V". Wilnul S: LOI lla ''"ii" "It xm ... 1,, thai 1 had fa l.iv 1 1 Ml .1 n ,.. 1 tad IhrtM Says iv Meek, trlv MaaMMB MOOli blj.il .111.1 I woiil.1 brt h aa 0 ! - J7. ggMlggiggF S: jggCgT " 'HgfgH I Stoves E land Ranges. ' f r " " A BIB Bill VI a !it.riit . .h ten Ct'ifS in t its rtNULIITON OKKOUM. mil. nirticm MATH Dm ccfr; . mill Ot c-- :i : oiti.. tr tm.i.kilKiia bmi wsshlv Wmtm Sll I II Ml UtTffM lis m. rHt int cvfr rut HMtbt tntl l.SinfilN . IMMlt WSSKLY KSSCSIPTIOK RATBi I . I r n 1 w r . 9 ! m Trial - aaia cor ADVIITIIIHi) BATS' (tk ' AJtf rtistatMU.! Om tarh, or Itm. if ?rr t-VVnt 1 y rf aoat?i o.. irr tsrt in. k. Iia.i . D.11. HpfiMaUi aMtSjfMWCMt,la lH.l"l'1Wrkiy.)llncllpftii..Ol t fl imwin iiKii. 1. jnifi.wMn .. . am 1. ,r eii.li. lo wklf . pf 16. h pt atMlb . . . . IW Over tlirs m. M. m Tmuit i i.m vf Smi-Wtskl". pf i.S pr avMth ....... . Tj twUd .par. I inriMMiti 1.1 Scta:-Wrkt. Whii i tkMly . SrM imnin, pr uut,iM, ...a m.ejc jmi: u H . sx. THE TAFT PHILIPPINE LETTER. A dispatch canie thruuith the or dinury cliannels on .Monday referring to a letter received by the war dert laN from the Taft I'hilippioe com mission, in which it i- asserteil that prominent Filipinos are anxious to accept the sovereignty of the I'nited States. Tin- dispatch proceeds t" say that the department reiutes to give it out for publication, yet the tame dis patch iiivee the purport of the letter, all the essential matter in it. .lust what was meant hy the twaddle a! "lit not tcivinu .'in the letter, and thus not ute it a- a campaign document, ami at the Mine time give the lettei's con tents due not apear. The publication o' ttie letter on the ove of an election, with no time intervening wa palpabh fur campuii effect, ami it was a r run 1 hypocrisy to prale almt the war department not Btiltaiag it to assist in McKinley't alatMaa RAILROAD READJUSTMENT. DEMAND POR FICTION. Tee man or woman who desire to gain the public notice today through literature must needs write a novel. One who follow- the monthly review ill 1'hc Kookuiau learns that .tin reel ing public nowaday demand, ti.f. n. almost to the exi'lu'iun of other form of literature. History, hmyrophy, essays treating any and all themes, are called for scarcely at all. And all novel- which gain a place among the popular works mutt have motif." theme, tome strong element .11 ar from the romance of the torv. Thus, while in 11 measure exclusive novel f ading i degenerate, yet much of go. d matoftal reaches tne public through that I medium. At in tha Ilickent school and period, n now, the novelist must have some in-tructiv.' theme. It h foil, embellished w ith romance, . m the reader to think in order to follow the narrative. THE HEAVENS IN NOVEMBER. The most important astronomical events of November are the annular eclipse of the sun on the 2Ut and the iiieteore shower of the 14th. The first of these phenomena is of little interest to Americans tun' it takes place when OOf side of the eart! is turned away front the tun. The ftb of annular eel ipe lies clnelU ii. the Indian Ocean, but crowes .South Africa at one end and Western AlMr tralia at the ntiier. The duration of the annular phase is unite loru vary ing from five to nearlv seven minute. There is more boaa that we mav see' .1 great shower of tut Leonid BM taOPI this year: but tinte who, like the writer, watched in vain for them a Mat ago are disposed to follow Hosea lliglow's advne and not to prophesy nni.-s- tile1 KIloil And ther.- ,lr.- several can-- any one of wbi 'h. if fully operative Wollld prevent oil.- -e-- ing a Maaadaooaa display. H'-autiiul fat ladv. nidiaiit being. if yon wish you can he as cran. healthful and pleasing as the thin! thing at your lielt. " Hut in these il.ii. such frank talk) will not do. We co ild only sit and watcll sadly. "liysters," said the lady, and ate I tle'in bnaUllna hard and tugging piti fully with her lungs at her cruel tnfaol strings. "Mook turtle MHIDi" said sp-. and late that. Then Iter breath was 11 little j bit shorter and her face a shade pinker. "1 think I'll have sunn- lish." She late half a flounder, called a "sole'' hy I ooartaay. Lobster. " "Roaat baaf. ' "l'otiltivea, " t orn. " "IWts" no one can digest them. "Sweet potutis-s. " ,,I'uiich.v ith cnracoa" this eats out your stomach's lining. "Brollad qaail on toast. 1 1 "Lettuce and tomato snlad." All tliese she ordered and ate con- telautloaaly. The waiter con Id have shamed foe -raven with his solemn, impassive till ing of a vat void. He ihowad AO signs of mirth, amazement, rage or impa tience, but only said : "What eise. ind) The lady said : "I iloi.'t care for anything else- ju-t give me same icecream and cheese and crackers and a cup of coffee. " lit cmtiniKtl t' twrlvr Boattw lut . '..e il: 1 let. v.ir- " I have itMl rangBl frrun .1S.n0 up. Heat ing stoves from fa.OOUp. Stoves put up on short DOtiea, Call and examina mj stock bofore buying. I Taylor, the Hardware Man 731 Main Street 3 tiuuuitiiaaituiaiaiuitt.a.iiaiiitiaiUiaiUiUiiiiUiiiK Vou want to net the best W hen you buy Harness I maka only hand sewed harneai and KuarafttM t-vc-ry pi in leather. Call and got my ptieea. P, A. HARVEY, '.)iirt St., op. Golden Inle Hotel Another period oi rail nan I re-adjmt-ment hat come. with (siwerful tinancia'. intereat- striiKKlmg to obtain control ot transcontinental lines. The ieeire of tlie New York capitalists it to tecure liuee such as will give throutfh connect ions from Atlantic to Pacific. The meaning oi tin- tight be ween the Vauderin 1 ts ami (inohls to control the I'm. in Pacific is portentous, indeed, and concerns this region vitally. It is always a very important matter, the control of the railroad system that traverse a country. Liberal, wise, broad policies develop tin- lucal industries. The reverse repress those same iuduatries. It it of vast iuiN)rtancv whether u transcon tinental ivttem turns everything to increase the througl to build up tiie local tj 1 1 -: n ate! veiop the industries scattered along the line. The (. K. A N. Co., through itt industrial department under Col. K C. JajdaM has followed the latter course. It is to be hoped that nothing will occur in Wall street manipulation to torn pel an alteration of tne . H. A .N - bn.ad )licy. NEW DAVf FOR INTERIOR. For tlie interior counties of Oregon the old days have ended. A new era The railroad pmpnaes to st's.kinaii 's iarailisv. The announce a policy that open up that region. The interior coiintv stockman wants no rail row. 1. Ho loves the present isolation. Absuuci- of railroad- keeps down ratio of imputation to area, thus preventing the preature of population which alone constitutes the force that raises the value of lands, l-ow-pnced land is the deHideratum of him who ringes live stock. From early days the livestcs'k , un-ii nave mjuyeo large range privi.egee in the interior of Oregon They have pastured on free govern ment land'. They iiav. been usualU highly protperous. They fear the in coming of the steam horse and tin coach ami the freight car. They prefer to Irenht goods an hundred and fifty mi lee and to continue the isolation. UUt the r...el- will go 111, and the olil days will end. and that right soon. VALUE Of IHHIOATIOr, lrrigatiuu Mould translorm this half of the continent. It would make ibe wost productive far beyond anything ever atuiued in the patt. Uutional plaua executed with ecouomy would do more for the west than any parly could do hy working through purely political meant. It is not to badooblad that watar placwl upon tuu and leads 01 iiregon would wsaut to bring tbir Ute rapidly forward to tile petiUpaj it is entitled tu occupy, when ualural potential wealtii u taken lain iiwill coiniiiemva. invade the ). R, .v N proimaen to In the rfrtt place, it ha.- iieen slion ttiat the orbit of that part ot the meteor swarm which gave rise to tin shower of IsoT has been so changed hy the attraction of Jupiter and latere that it in. longer exactly inters., t- tna' of the earth. If tin- change is great .-in ugh to keep even th- outer part- of tiie meteor swurm away from the earth's orbit, there will he no more Leonid showers, unless at some future time their orbit i- changed hack again by tome favorable planetary action, but it is by no means certain mat tin actual change in the orbit is as great as this. Secondly The great shower- of Leonids recorded 11. recent tunes were in 1799, ltftt. and IHiltl, 1HA7 aud Is.. Taking the middle of the last three us the mam shower, the interval between shower- 1 onie- i.ir U v. ar- instead ol tin- tirevionsi. -1111-. ! X.'.-.. and the traltic. or prefers next great shower I- due in tMJl, with : i-erhap- smaller on m l'ss ami Its.'. This theory, which is due to Pro fessor W. II. Pickering, seelll- to the I writer of the present note to be the I moat probable explanation of 'he iail ' lire of the exiiectisl shower In l'r!. Thirdly Lven if the shower ix-cum, I it mav be that tin- impressive part of It, which lasts lull .1 lew hours, may bu visible only in tin- I astern Hemis phere, and that we may thus miss il. In spile ol all tins urn ert.iint'. . 1 will be well Worth While lo HUP skv on the nights of the Itlh and For tiie great shower, if it does uppear will be one of the grandest of all natural phenomena, and at tin- same time one of sufficient rarity t make it doubly important 110; to lose a chance lo tee it. tee .Mercury is evening star until the l'itb, when In- passes inferior conjunc tion and heroines morning star. At thlH tillie he is. VePV iieiislv ill line ). j tween the earth and sun.' In fact, if I the con junction hsik place but one iilay earlier, lie would transit the .sun -diefe. He will la- too near the sun iiirutiguoiii ine inoiim to p.- well teen with tin- uaktsl eve. Vunus is morning star in Virgo, rising at about :!:; a. m. on the in and faV Ce the 3Uth. She is MsMdiag Met tin earth and growing fainter but is still much the brightest object in tiie niorniug sky. Mars i in Leo, not very iar from the meteor radiant, and rises uismt mnl nigbt in the middle of the montn, and is steadily brightening toward in.- op ssUion next February. a a e Juuiter is evening star in . -orpin, but is ao low in tne west at sunset that be will not be easy to alter the uiiddle of tiie month. Haturu is also evening star in Sagittarius, selling about an hour and a nail later than Jupitur. I rami- is in fcairnio near Jupiter, but 1. . near in. sun to 1- visible Neplune is in Taurus, invisible lo tiie naked am Full moon occurs on tlie aftermsin of the Mo last uuarter on tha. of the . .th new ii. - j at the time of the eclipM! 011 the Hist, ami first ipiarler near insn on the .'tti.. The moon is nearest tlie earth 011 Hie "th and most remote on the 17tb. Hhe passes Nepluue oil the evening of tin rttli, Mara at main on the 14th, VaWM OS tba She was an agreeable-looking fa' led. .She was tidv, fairlv intelligent in appearaiiei... had evidently been j nbjaal all her life to Ohrletlen m-l lluem-et. Dndoobtadly. neMewbeia in tliisi world, someone loves tier, ami to that eeraoa tba Myaaeita often: "leur me. I wish I did not get so stout I don't know what to do. " The kind admirer sa - : 'I don't think you're stout." The MXr. fat thing breathes heuvilv. tint more banpily, and eats in tiie same reptilian fashion the next day. We an. perfectlv well aware that -nine fat people do not eat a great deal that tnev get fat in spite of all efforts, but they are exception-, and, isjsides, we call their attention hlndl) to the ,act that let 1- not made of air. hut of food, and that if they eat less they will weigh less. We have no h.,ie that many will reform at our iudding. hut none tin less we paint tnis picture from life for their ciilltemplatio 1. At for tin- table d'hote, it sh. aid bi called the "table d'lndlgestiiin. " and law- -.in.ii ill is- in-. ..I p. modifv it. Man i- intended, of course, to eat of uii the earth's wholesome prodeeta. His aptetites are arranged in tueh pit 1 ortion as shall leteal him to cuiti vate the eartii sclent incal ly . The great Fourier -uggests thai man's palate, anulyied, will he found a ps-rfec: map of the world under proper cultivation. Hut while man. unlike the inferior .nun. al- 1- destined to great gastro nomic variety, he is not intended to .-at everything a' In e. Taetperen-te. e-edafetloe, tba self- control es-eptial to true appreciation tbeoa are tin- things which lie should cultivate. For that reason, an bumble instru ment of tl ismit' scheme, we scold the tat ladv. l eg all to mingle gnat variety with intellectual self -control ami -Inline la' mem!- into thinness. Chicago American. ll-l..p, -n.! l.-tter to.ni I .lave I Ir. Pierre'.- Ple.1-.1nt Pellet- clc.uitw: the bo'.vcls ami ittOIUiata tin- liver. Pendleton Planing Mill and Lumber Yard Dealer in all kinda of Lumber and Building Material. Big stuck of lathi shingles, tar paper. nioiiidiiiKs, sash and doors tiiat an guaranteed nut to warp. Elti meter furnished on building material on short nntio:. The Eastern Oregon Babbitry The onl) mm of any dimenaiom in Baatern OrMon, ia prepared to furnish pedigreed Belgian Hart's from ari II known Imported -tmk uch as Lord llntian, Yukon. Sir Styles and othera equally as good. Our aim is to raise only the vers In st. Anv one intending to buy will do wdi to visit our Rabbitr before purchtulngi Corres pondi nee is solicited, Nowlin & Faxon, Proprietors. rVMBRICAN PLAN. 13,00 per l)a anil Upwards. ' inest Motel the Pacific North -vest R. FORSTER. - Proprietor. BAD COLDS tH.iiljir rut. t vvm 1 tTk'' Attvft t u -far '.in;l -I t. t .. )- riLinr..' Ml M"l l. P. NaIIN Tah tnwui.; hMM their t iv gfOWll a irMCnitnt int. t , u t ir wm .if ffUii ..sr f.ii. &4 : PHI It&si ilws Iwit ttflwtM thifirf t : PORTLAND PORT LAN D, OR BOOM. T.llll H"i in- i ii'i . 1 -w s, i . ttras. I.'i S lVl' I Mil l.- k Ibcii. I'll. U.l.t f. N..i,. I NOLI IS. Il U.. i th..,tr..- n sr. pj i-rn. r M Sni.ial Hate-, tn tiustrn (Jrejrun people lu'lnt: Murt!antl M.-. ,1 (un u r lur teorlaU ana commercial travelers. rl. C. BOM KMS, Manager II. t S WINKI.K eir W4.nuiit.s1 sir.-. 1. -.i. Trim -. : ... UKI - kaa 1 nr.. II v It.... iswlM . I 4 IUI.,t AUsTlUt I THE VERDICT, TBI ONLY PKM00BAT1C OXUiTiiATKO WK.KKI.Y. Rdlud by ALPEGD HKXUY LEWU, preaiief aaltlleal writer, ) 5)r. Shilohs Couah and t&nsumption Thi It byond gtiMtion th tnotl 6UCCalul CtUKh MtKli- ctne ever knuwn ti ftcitrnc: ft Jew invsiriably cure tb woftj cu4 o( utfh. Croup nti'l Hr-n hit.-,, win! tu won dvriul BULcaju in tlie cure of Lontutnption it witaont m (Mr a!il in tie hitttory of nicUtcin. Kince r. firtt iliu.v-ry it bma ftold on a tfurantee, a ttst which 00 other medicia can Lmt If you have a Cough, we earneaiiy ak you t t . , ii. In l'nitel Mated and a xSk , U. and and in Kngtaad U. itU- iU. aiid U. Od. Am r nonnnirTAD wii. rnurnm ivnvt S.C.Wells & Col LEROY. N Y. TORONTO, CAN. tor ..it ut Tsilniao M Ho.. I'r.issi.u Oregon Lumbes Yard mJBB i s... I. tiinbcr, Lath, Sluntileb, BuilcUag Paper, I ar Pafier. Mouldinu Pickets Lime and GMBttat. Hrick and .Sand, Sash aud lKNtru, Screen DoOTflA Windows, Terra Q.tta Pipe. Powctrful Co rii Kni F't itUt I Kdit iriiilii "Without fear of coetradieiioe e seaait that TBS VKRDICT 1- tb.- best thing thai bu- llppiail iii liftv years of Amur- 1. .in enmetlam." Barliagtoe, la., Deasooretk Jim real THR ViCRPIOl ia pledeed taaniHMirt the iioiuii ,f the Kain-us Citv ' mi veil In in, THEKVKBiicrYA'' 0KMOOM9m H I P9 Maaall 1- Mad AN KXTBAOBDINARY IMMCKMKNT. h 'T?ii,,!J5,u i-m-i o,.r v,m u 2 '; ' ," x ' " """ '''" I'-l Mto U. As a further ...due, ut ,, ; ; ' " "' rt, , etaal. the W..rhl AlotaMW, iZfa mil I ; "";"",'! '' hi u, .. dollar " ""' '''"'I'.v ; roe Uru dtdlara ami a quarter. This om r tainls 0au t., y,,u fr ninety ila) fnnii ilale. Borie & Light. Prop's ( olden K'ule I Hninu Room. I ndi Maaaeaa1 of Wichard Lambretch. Alta St.. opp. Court House. 3 1 NEW LUMBER YARD. TliE CITY... Livery, Feed and Sale Stables... Otttttl M H'Sils - Proprietor aMfjrtfelag New. Uurtaa: N Hiirs. Hett rus ai.il team. In the city. Uoarilen irivrjn the beat attention. Service any hour of the night telephone No. 7a. Daily Kan Oragonian, delivered by carrier, only 15 cents a week We are now reaily fur business near Waahitwtoa & Ooltnnbis Kiver height il's)t with .1 BSBirel stsattnwnl of lumbar ilireet (rum our own saw mill, and ean furnish anything promptly. Country onlers in ear loads sliips-l ilireet Iron, our mill in eariouil lots at rorrwt (.rice, (nve 11- ,-all. Everything s.:rv.-.i tin market afortia. KitChefl iimier sup,:rvision of .1 French chef. l;.uitu.:ts mid s.iipji':rs lor lodgea spr-cialty Wool for Sale Tdonday oftaob wk I will beal the Golden Kule now to reoeive tealed bids on Lots of Wool, No. 5. o. 13 and 17. about Clkll Cll'L'C Mafaaaaa .......... I In uh- indeMUdent arbouw. I reHervn the privilt,e f nygeUDg any or all bids J E. SMITH. A. C. Shaw & Co. W J. SEWELL, Mgr. IF YOU WANT A good livery rig call 011 us. If trail! h Mb night or Oay let us ItllOW. We'll U' there ai.vi.s rs.ui, erupnelur. Depot Stable. POTATOES A No, 1 Oregon Uurl.anks for sale ,u carload lots. Address VAN ORSDALL & KOSS, renaieion, uregon. Doll Go-carts and Doll Carriage Sale FOI one week fro,,, November ,st t November Hth we :d;r,,;r:;rj;s,H,KKiw m St MAX BAl'R. j:;'H.a.,SlcepiB,(. To I MIXsk 'N'XPv. Ill TTl 4 THROUGH TiCKns OKIOAtJO wAMIIN'l,Ttis HOST0N "''! all points Bs Tsromri tad NortbnJCLg and Amsrlr.,, n, m . naK scHiDon. IISM.. fjr fiiriir Inlormsj.- "''" .:. ml . n"s . " Take the... VVashintfoni Coiumbia River Railway fm Ohk SMI- K, Ht. PtDl,8t.Utt, -1 Jne, ((aaJTL All Points Last fnrtlain snd psltu on the Sovn. I... .. 1 ........ ... sss. 1 , v.lrn, W AljlU. S. 1 CAi.nk Hiir ,11 iP!'i;"" ""SH W.ll. ,iu. ; ATTOSHITS. AliTKI: A I.AI.KY, AnoiMTrl i.Rvi nm.. .. - :ui Hata;K.M BRAN A UlWKLU ATTOUrtTI UlH. k.Him II AUOClSIIOD llctl hi tun. wri.r'iii T. li. HAII.KY LAWVU. oniSl null! Hill. .11111: IVU.II.10S. UnSl THhs. r'lTZCKKAU). ATOBM'i .. '" l.tlOC t.OS K. r.Ki:Ki;i,KY. attorsky at ui imn' in A-... i.tion Hioct R. 1 BOYD, ATTfRXKY AT U. t.ourl k:. JAMKS A. Kill.. LAWOrril'SISJO Miatae PHYSICUH. nit. w .ti.i ...k orricimi luni ouiMim oaet baal U I.' .. u : 1 ' , : . 1 ; .. )- I K. w. vi". k:;t. M. r. urirn ol Kir.' Sa, .n BiU it wli S.SS.H 11 p n -1 OR. C. .1 SM'TH illstou s.Tiim I ileuc u-N.-uuou. i H. B. OAKKIKIJ), M.U.Htillt til li- I'l.vBi. 1.11 .u.l nurintt uSc. !' auUdlat Ml. D.J. M'KAt'U KOuV I Unu blaok. l.lspuii-K a iUulK'. bl.i'fc IT - in:, w. h. i'i.kky. orri' t urn 1.. hi -uii. .i.lsi,i- r,ra unu .- n.iiir, .! su.l u.tt UK. I.YN.N K. KLAKMJ .11.! USI VOU, '1IWC' sill.' mn. Hottli . ti w.ur .a. IIJI. Ill- IIKNTISTS. K, a. Val'iiMAS. UKKTIST 0 inJuitil Mulioint. I 11 k a TI K. D.U.S. HUB-"' . ... MVIUI. baUk liM M-MSS-- !. a. MANN, PUN' "J? AHCHITKCTS AM 'WU1 . u. UITKlT J Mnulaudaul, - 'Ti.Ts .1-... I... 1,1.1. iitii- is i r ,11, I . Ji.,1 1 H.II-I1SS. 'iiNTKA'TV. T Hiki ll. A. MAY. silldr. Miiuk- lUAJ.'liri " SlttSBl ill ,. . .in Is Isl, sill banks Ate notui t 1 X.IIttVs! ' lur-i "SSI .lwet.rs.id-H': 1 ' "OZ SATIuNALfS2gl lcr,.,. .... ..- . lMn j ' . a- , isr . 1. " 1 THE ""'"S fj ..vis. ts.'.-!! J. K Kill."'1' u is. . ,, ellKSSAV a. 11. j .a m .ml muirsi ii .hurl uul" - h -,i.i'"ii 5. a!j!H 1111 .l.i.ri u.'" -n 1HMSI Z-JLW A , , u ..in-i" J" - ruj .A,..-V!N 1 1 '''' 1B if yt-ii lur.i. in a "-....Mi m J m wlh - 1.'.. i' iriuylal wliera euairse-. r.t