East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, November 26, 1900, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextShoe Wear, Shoe Comfort A chance lor a cold watch (jivcn THE MAGNET Clements & Wilson. - feast (jTC(ftftva MONDAY. N IVEMBK IAII... WEEKLY AID SEMI-WEEKLY sv IMS Earn OreotIan rENDurrOH. Publlshlng Com paiT, OKK.ON MIL .re., mrrios aa ; s f i 9 urn - ! SSS3BB wuxlt tel tsa. c-r pSM lWn.MIBI'i. irl lattcnfM ! ADVBsriai.. BAT ft! ,ta.... A. lt.tti.rai.nl. i OMiMk.r.lrH.iflMM..W.irMH a.Uh , , , , DM lai . of leee. la .lane Ml ait.aui 1Mia.e. c. MM. IA 114... AO.1 Weeklf tk . lire, t-re- 'r.mi. Htii Wtaai. pe. i.ta est aa..iita lire, inter le.ae.. tla.le, per in. ri eel tannin as " . . 1 a .3 efelr se i'" n per seatis rUl, Mhtu il SeMl-WeaklV. W, NVeeal. , act. esbae.,eai uss While faring an audience of 4" x 1 :' the richest men in the world, whose combined wealth exiee.li 1 .Ikl0, ilk), the Kt. Rev. William l-wrenee bishop of MaMHi'hiiett. at the me hundred am! thirty -second annua, hampiet of thi- New York ChamU-r f Commerce, in New York e;y. de-notim-ed the trust anil declared -promote to h the modern bandits. Tli. i i-;...p' speech has created a pr louml sensation among those nlent :i with tniirtf. I'resiuent McKtnley denires to consist of 100, OW man. H thi- i neceeaarv if force it t ic the Philinpine with anv ..i .i-n j know- )' lined SIICCI However. tlK1 presuleiit conn! tiatxe an aimy of IOii.uOO men unnecessary II tin riltpihiKs er tool thev would be given tli earn opportunities a are oe citron Uie Cuban people to establish a Kovernment for themselve nnder which al men would have equality of opimrtnnitT and eipial protection of the "tatr-. But if tin were don.- there would lie "nothing in it" for the syn dicate promoter" and other who are in favor. The mountain that wa made MM a mole hill, in connection with the ex irosnre of Mayor Van Wyck holding ol ic trust stock, ha tumbled down. The new com to an auxioo public, irom strenuous iiovernor Teddy Roose velt, liefore whom Van Wyck' case rested, that tile arCllse.1 has not vi iatel any law or law in lieinj u -t,s K holder in a corporation having deal ing with tin- IttpglMy over which he prerjideil, and. lor thi- cause, the charge against the mayor i dismissed, while thou.- who hav-- made ,;.tn-a. capital out of it are rocketing the re ward ol their Mbof Plntintnicy agains' dem,M;racv Tliat li what it means, and it I a war pi the death, avys Louis I'osrt in his i .i -t "The fnlilic. " Ry plutocracy is not meant rich men, but the ideal of government by and for the rich My democracy if, not meant jur men. but the ideal of government by and for ail. It is an obi. ud light. .am! it ha. had many ami varied manifeatatioiir The American revolution did not U. .mi. it. That birth pain oi our republic wa but an incident in thi conflict of the centuries. The anti-slavery struggle did not complete it. That wa on!) another victory lor democracy add.sl to tl,.- victorie.- that hail gone ba-fori!. What dlStlllUUishes the struggle now i the more general and more perltx-t recugnitioti of its true character. And wliat give greater iMpa than anything ulae is the fact that Mr. Mryan. l i- pre. eminently the leader of American deuiis:racy now, so clearlv -rceive and courageooaly daacriiwe the issue. The Philadelphia Time earnestly urge three amemiiiientc to the consti tution, viz line i-xleiidihg the ptfltls deiitiai term to aix years and making the president ilielgible to succeed I. Hi, -):, another providing fur thu OMMitM oi preaident and vie- president ny a direct vop of the ptsipie, and another declaring that L'uitisi Mates senalor- sliall le choaen by ipuar vote. All thru ol thea amendment are meri torious, because they would increase the power of tie- people and leeaen that of the politician and office hiick aters The countrv not only needs direct voting, hut also direct taxation, tiie simpler the Isttler, an that Hie pro lesHionals cannot make themselve nernsaary to the )eople by hiding in the complications ami intriuacie of in direct meihisls, thureliy putting them aelvea in piwition to donutml a share of the toil of others, until the burdens ol government oolwuigh its lament to the great majority lliruct votuig'i only a abort step lu the right direction. Tnat' what yot want and that if wlmt yon get WkM you buy your AM at Tin- Mrtifiiot. We buy direct (mm the lamest nh house in thr world, tin' BmbII ton llrown - li com pan v. Chem in prut. Ii it'll in tiia!itv. exact tit. Once wnrn, never lorsakon. Trt UmBI. with i.-vcry dollar purchase. CASH STORE Court and Cottonwood Dtrart lata' ion would ho a consider- labia lotgo t- and wnitd opn the oo- ol !lit ivMiiiv wh" sleep mi ili. tr right. t the ahtise tinier wl.i-n they '.trier hecau-c ' indirect Ihodl mitt tom p, icaied MHN ii. v. gue in V 1 1 - affairs. NOTE AND . : '. Tin New York World, loofciM LTN wlmt askant at the Taiiiaiaiij wbr reform tirot.iosal. moralise thnslv: "Mi. Crokor onion iii. i. ii ttn- work 5 of ret. Til, will, Hie same tervnr ami earnestness witb whiol lie r-i-ont; pred n-te. I an i-vorw nc .ming I ii'i ,.- ; i llrvan in tl.i? tate. " Ex-Comptroller RoJtnll i - king for an oil tor 1 1 new i Hirer on vey iiiterentinn artiele on imiikiiik!: hut he (aiin to explain what to Um n intatiil ih one of the marvel, oi a nme- j what marvelon era. thut i-. tin "a. and dexterity with whirh n liok ! canlner can uteal a whole lank. do poolw, dloMMM. "urplu.-. oadloklod ; ptollu. rupltai. the whuie buine. I exi'ept iturhaiiathe ottii'e liXtitr.-.. iny a fortniilable arruv of ohVialr, 1 lent. tHiard of dljOOOiOO, an army lot fellow clorkh. and a UMltod State- I bank examiner, la Ooplog igaVtHMOi ; of :be win le trunnai'ti, ii Ttir i'.irtiand ir. omar. print." week.) OOlWM of the IhTaMjraloNi of literature lr.im the ir.at utithori. ai a rie t picture of tie, new- pa)-r men a will uninit t. a np bot. The I'loaaical laoture ol ttie North Tutnilla mntiiiKeut bora no far been looked lor it. raiB, p V Wr.ite. in the Saturday Raa Mei :ng V-:. w-:te- i.l wh- mage mom--, .n Wa : He says : "The man who goe into Wall street to make a iivtng will prob ably aoeaaad in making a fortune. The man win, goes into Wall street to make a fortune will probable not sm ced in making a living. In hall an hour yon can pick a dkkMa VTaMn. men who went into the strer-t Brmljr convinced they would lieconie n.ii I n aires. Their money gone, thev tti 1 hang round the scene pitiahie oolael No other hie in all the world is in intenae, exacting as the life in Wail -"t. Any man launching out in it had better examine I. is qualification" with a nleroatopo: and let it U micrstcope of high Isiwer. There an many men who MMtfd iiave Ham i -an Juan hill. Ther.- ar.- few wn- mi face a panic stricken crowd in Wall street ami remain tirm T.. - . facing shot and shell ; talk alui standing firm against a baronet eb u that i" almiHst child's play con pared with the fearful inclination to run to i-over that come over a man when le aoa hi fortune melting away at tin rate o: thousands of dollars ev - minute. To stand oil the floor of the stock exchange and lace a break :oat is ending stock down si' fast ti.at the minute hand on the cos -win- n have stopped is a test of will pnwtjf tha few men can endure. Wall Hraot responds iiiimediat- .s ii irciiin-tai.c -tiiat leave other hues of hiisin--s un touehetl lor mouths The sound nl the piatoi that tik OaHlald'i life hau latrely exinded itself in the air ls.-f ir. I Wall Street felt the .-fleet in the Ma k market. The anie iineem- nt of th I un-!ion of a tug firm will knoekl value.- to pi.-eee on ti.e street in less than live minute. !'... check ol . , sank may t - em ulating freely an morning, at 1 o'tloafc the '.auk M - amin.-r may step in. close d iwn tl. busitiuas. and render these ci.i.-cks nun-1 uegotioiile. To gsMMMU" face MNI I ditions such as theae Is a "truggle which lew can stand, it is a fascinat ing game when thing are coming your way. When the market i going right the moiioT piie up in a way that till your heart with delight Hut when n I" going tie- other way ' I know of nothing with which in l"'Hlpnia the sensation unless it might k a mm- MBXWkOt sleighrule in the sands of (.'onev islan 1 with the August sun roiling down on your head. Tin- fasc-i nation disappear- last chough then. von wonder that It ever eXISteil." Th. morrti of Mr Wiiilo' article seenM Ii lie tlia' ti.e average man had is-tu-r snuii Wall streat as he would M .uitiug. when I'rince Tuan and his amiable uosei colleagues so recently held sway. it. ai article n. "('aiiiiaign -trat. g.-ins o- (itner iac' i. easteri iiewsss.r tells this -t. ry of Henry ('1 y Ha and bit oppoMul ' out to getoer to light out their contest before the people. The first opportunity war pr. .euusl h a turk.-v ibont and (May got all the turkeys. His opponent said the rule was not the weapon of states- inatishiii. ami thev pmc d,d to a plact wuere a niimis-r oi men w.-r. i. n he ii -v ' ild sledge, ( lay won all th, , . niei - o.p.,n.-ii, ,u, ...ulresse.. IlllllSell ti, thi more ..:ill. e elli.-nl- of the iiiiiiiuiii.it'. Their heat ulusliiil meiit wa a camp meeting;, tin ti.e route Clay disapps-ar.-d, and the other (ellow thoug-ht la- hail been left witb a eleur held The rillesh.it ami eanl player must feel that he would be out of place at a camp meeting ( lay ban however, lake a short cut, and when his aMaiaani drew near the tamp meet ing lie wa astonished to hear Ciat loading lu liggUMj) "ilow Kirm a Kouudatioh " In the lace of sm h versatility Clay's opponent iiave up Un ion test. Mark Twai: 's latest is .. ha a toui'illllK chapter on "Life's illsap isiiutmiiiitn : " "At that time Hay iMiyinssI ilreiim was not vet past real isation; in the pride of his vomit? am bition he aspir.-il lo he a NleamtHiat mate, and, in fancy, saw himself dictating terms to roustabout in high and wisuudiiu.' toutw. He . I high toward hi Ideal, but when MO re aWtWH almnt ure hi fool dpotl Ihe MMBMlnoll.hlr eye li)"Ui the MptMH, ICtttortatH oouie ami hi fall U'ltan. Down. down, ever down, private aecf tary to the ptoofctoat, eolonol in the Held. I'hanre d'affuir" in Paris. pOBt, editor of the Tribune, blognpMT of LhMOla. ambaoadnr to Ktivtland, ami. now at la.t, there lie !iea loorotory of tate, bead of foreign affair. And bit dream. where now i hi dream.' ione down in hlnod and tenrr witli the dream of the auctioneer. Ha anv Ih -iiood lireate ever lieeu filltilledV I miwt doubt it. Ix)-k at Brander Matthew. He wanted to lie a eowlmy. What i he tolay? Nothing but a BfotOMOT in a ntllVOfOlty. Will lie ever he a BOWbo It It hardly eomeivaiile. l00h l Stix-kton. what wa hi mm draOD He lineil to ba a bartend, r Boi where he ha lauded. "I it better with Cable, who wanted to be rit!k-t!iater in a ciren and iwoll around and mot the whip What i no toia'. Rothhaji but a I ho and a novel int. "And One If Rornna, ba wantad to u a buccaneer. Look at him now, A I . the dream" of our youth, how bonttl (nl thev are. ami how periahableV M Tutnilla, N..v irt. tm. WHO NEEDS REORUANUINU. The onh genuine reorgan tatiot, th.. the dcniorratic party should have. It le purge itselt o. its ntMtnbW. Its ohlv iinproveinsnt should ts- ti cleanse . sell of the Dickinson striH- of dotBQ ant. IVfeat dires not. In any way. lessen the enduring righteousness ,, the ,1-iie-crat ii-. aiise . it simply mag nitlos our weak place, and ID its light WO can act intelligently in a tboroogh am! ttnfl inching inuinnnlaatioti Who! we iietl I democrats who will give their cotincil and aufiport to the parte . deimvrut who are such. Ill victorv deleut. and win. are not found, on Ih day of battle, in the camp of the eiiem The only true council we can heed must crime from men who willir.giv. untiringly, seconded their gtnd advc, by their liest effort. And tla- Mil) logical manner :r. which to eflwt a true reorgan MM ion i make the ad trial of acive. Intalligant densoorata. para mount to the quest ionnhie oratorv of deserters like Dickinson, who vote with ranoblioana, and BtOfl like Car lisle, who don't vole at all. We d ui't want any p.Mt.mortem aniiouii.e menu. The enemy i- p'rlectl able to pronounce judgment upon our faimr.-j What ii nacdeil and exnei'tsd fruni deiu-s-rnts. who hope aim helieoe in the su'vivai of the priaoiplai of the nar'y. is a renolntion n u- daanoarata, To ka found at the post of duty, al wavs. To stand by tin ..andard. and to lend whatever strength may he n their indivniuulitv ami their intlm-mc t' its trhntpb. The main reason why daraoaratic ticket" are so often defeated' is that :h--re are too many kinds of democra s. Wa are led away by everv little Mur'y of enthusiasm which come, ntoajg. wl Inn': follow, we all want to lead. Tl. i may indicate an imioudont onh-r of seasoning It may assert the sovereignty of the individual citizen. It may stand fur the highest ideal of isrrsonal lilierty. It may he a moth, worthy to Is- followed, in all the keM Mq - " human government, but in American politics, at thi age, it doe not mean success. If you will notice, in election day there is only one solitary kind of republican. They are a unit on the prime isue of the dav, and tiiat is to vnte solidly and faith fully lor their ticket. 1? democracy wins it must adopt the same tactic, ft must divse it ear to the voice of the disrupt ionilt ami the deserter. Its principles cannot i- gainsaid. Thev are adapted to the highest plane ami btOndoM view si enlightened govern ment. AI! we ne. I I . a little more an it) oi action A keener and more trite decision m ! democratic. Our only reorganisation is to deal sditicn! death t tho e who try to live in the party and work outside of it. It nerd mt lake much work nor many words to float this Draw the line an the '-oward ami tie- deserter. Compel every man who enters our councils to have the right countersign Bl RT HI I I MAN. Dailt Last Orcunian in the tin r cents kg carrier per week If a woman is phvstcally miserable and mental iv unhappy, the child site bear will, in face and form, as well as in disposition, reflect her own condi tion, livery woman who anticipates motherhood ought to ttnnk of this and be a fairy godmother to her own child, endowing ti with health, beauty, and a happy dispoiition The mental misery of the prospective mother is in general thr result of her phvtical condition She is nervous her itMsrtttr tally she cannot sleep. Re store her appetite, quiet her nerves and give her sleep and she becomes a new woman " It has made a new woman of me," is the constant tes timony women who have used Dr. Pierce Favorite Prescription. It tranquilizes the nerves, encourages the appetite and induces refreshuig sleep, it estab lishes regularity, dries weakening dram, heals in flammation and ulceration female weakness -tsurlag UM fir it month when I kk1 far want Ic msisruay I couM sot kt-rv snyihiafj on my siomsch ' wmrs Mrs II C Ainlcrsuu. ol buuih Bnum New Hosso Co Coon "Wats so wk thai I weal lo tarrl oo the salh ol June .tml never got up till the Ira if Auartaat I Intel diaVreai itocton but with hui. laruchi I reaa staMit rami Iretns belpsd try usinK your mr.ll Cine to 1 taouaht I would give it s trial I be gan to lak yuur 1 Kan-tart le rrracrin4iori M No vsmtarr an 1 I bawl s nice llltto laalry air. M Vehruary lollowinaf My baby wsighstT oner Hgbl ixnintl. I ars onh ill fur slsjut use hour lad got Aloog tUe-eiv during o nliucnicnl U as unnnd Hreaaetl Qaj the eighth day I uever haul Uss doctor with sue at sll juit the nurse end iave v two Irwnils Mj roenila thought I was sack s ,knn ,"n' 'h'1 Baakea my ecood cin.d wiia mr avrat one 1 -ml IO.it l.Ee ..e.,ru. ere scmpUam- The Utile one lived lual lU.ul tsro mouth, an.1 she araa tack all th. time Thai test baby ia aa iium. airil healthy aa an- mother easu.,: aul, I)T. I'lercc s Pellets cure cuustipaUoU. THE CITY... Livery, Feed and Sale Stables... jMkfis snps-iN Mruprietor Kverythlng New. New Horse; New Itlgs. Beit rigs and to-auo In the city. Boariler given the Issit attentlrrn. v r ice auv hour nf the iiiIh Telephone No. 70. THIS I'Ai'KK IS Htlin 0V Kll.K 1 Issae a Advertising Ag4itey. M sail ennui kselisnge. ban rrsm laeo slllorma nor loairmia lot ..uoiun., ,., mt Very Unusual ZLtW'lT:- TATi U nioBt .ratlfrln. to receive the (bllow-ine voluntary lattOt ..it 1 v . t v v . v !''" " from C K Smi-.h. M ! ,n: tnoctaafal physician ot lloan. N. Y Messrs W H Hooke: & Co . New York City 1 irtah to add my professional testintony to Iht value of your Englih p-etiarav r. known as Acker s Ei:k!:1i ketnci'.v tor Asth ma, etc. In aevera; instances after I have tried utv BtDKM t' i:'e WOO relief. I have praaorlbad oonr rvmod) and It ha acted. altnoat llkaamlracli not only reiie cttritbj ovory i dorse the pre most valuali'i tic of nWttlct Such a f'..! abova la pbaa so dis Ii medic. i! profe a:- an i inc I'ti nortnanent t pa Itnu '. i" a i no oi tl n to thi pr ic- att oraomonl a la p. naJ. Cvmtng Ikn it a moaibaf ol the h. prominent nwtori ri pfaaarlptioni tin -v Thev arc nt est c. .,' interest to those ta s-1. s anJ e. :-.; throughout th Undid States and Oansiis . ! in Msg j.n.; .it'ts' .d' is ul it If foa srv no: satisnid slitr buying, return thf rs.ttlt M year druggist .out f si v.mr moaev ba.-k. Mi . ai..'.V.rn. Two-is.., II ii 1ooAi'A i i " '- ' QUI Bl BltO 1 a M M M. I'lMH.i l. OKU. The Wise Men of the East We rssii iii sanniii history Um wi rpi at'Tt'Ai. on sortim of iMrtuu.i . ft tar six ant rn mm altk iraeeMeai lollowina citizen- are now dinhlod and .lohn R. Latbrap. sickness t'llU: K'-.rgus.in. sicklies" Hear) C. t'raig. accident. Dan rMionkojr. shocked by an electric wire, will not he shocked when he receive, the check for time ioat. eon ban aat already baaoaM a atambar, mi in Pendleton and do so. iiAi i Union Klutual Aid Society, Homo Office Portland. Ornpon. Choa A, Fraziur. Pcntllctnn, Or. KKPKIiKX tlshS "Carve dem Turkevs r B 1 haw a that will purofanae Tbankas nntpnte line surprise yon. a s:t and gi ill it int. turkey, Taylor, the Hardware Man TJ1 Main LtsVaiUUUIaUiUisUaiiiiu ou want to jjei the W hen ou hu Harness 1 make only hand piece ui U.alliL-r i'. s. HAI:'; Court Elt., up. Golden Rule Hottl g and cures sJFjl . WaM ; fa , JL Wool for Sale Til 1 . . iiHirsuay o: i-a. li w.-.-k total ti rtroeive s.-iti-.i Ka . . . 1 a IJ auu 17, llDOUl .1 i i i - , eava svsMsWUMnUMOl warehouse'. of ifgawtfug an; or all bid. The Latest and Greatest llieht Victory 1 f nptloa ll must either do all that i retuiMied. Do you know of any OthOf MN know of anv other medicines winch . at) own practice as gang better than These facts arc well worth consult tit-K with sore throats and weak lung. ttial W Mi tie wtw ataa al the - wen toaster t wis nut I nun ' wlii a inoj to rlue-awats pro wi IM-Ilr-Ilt.- hut wh n society' lunk. I' i, 1, Hon ti f.rton. K. A. 'i.iii ." .ii : II i. i "in. tl carvers. Bxamine are surt- U with prien my lino am enjo) thn Street 3 .;i.iiUii.K best ewad hsUrnajag and i Catii and gi-t , j price, Uoiei St tei UhO. DAM VI Al , H,op Elegantly Furnisliec. Steam rleatei f:urnpaa Htan. Cfc anda-half from depot. .sample Konm in connection Hmim k'ate .t. 75;, JI.Wi I will I. at the Goldssn Hii I. hid on I .ot nt v v I.-. I v.. , in. UIMI OH-la'ai I " 1 ii" niDiuu in raanrvtj tin- privilege J. 11. SMITH. wurrV AiMvV." u with the WHITE K-KWING MACHINE has mot with i , . . .'ttr," l.;,r.",l0?.ta ,"4V1"' baag award.- that NUNMMtU latest V ' l.n of - Z, sr.1 I the White Tm r.',l !, 1 "." '"at at nils exiss-itloii. the ia.i.rl.1 retain 11 "ii such an .s-eaaii. 'Tri"" UT, ' ""'f exprU of highest Wi.l . ' ' .u ,'fr".'."' . '."wi'iHiveaii.l rotiuiress no ..,s,rtiiig argu- wh 4 l..,trv I an ilv j vi . , . ua Known so long, uu I with the -"i.pl-s7u, , ?.ru M'"'"'-l h.cl, is now, hot a.l.uitle.1 to he the WU aWllfi to meet'an , r ''V'' """ tv"' - conttdont of imait ami fully sat.sly your sit exacting aewing raoniramanU. , tours truly, Jesse Failing, Agent. NEW LUMBER YARD. Wa are now read near Washinuton lor l.uhii,,, ,un ""mi iiw .ir-m.ii .uijmi wmi a oonoral aorlniont of lumber direct from our own saw mill, and can iMnbih Onythliia promptly. Couiitry order in car load Hhipisl dlraot from our mill in carload lot at correct price, dive Q rall !.,.. . ... I ... A. C. Shaw & Co. W J. SEWELL, Mgr. Wash Vour Own Clothe.-? Well, that's your previlege, but when IB see the exi client work we o. and tin- price, we charge the chance arc that your next week' wash w ill come to us. Needn't send we'll call, also deliver on the iIbv we pNaBln it. Ask u h word of mouth, mail or tele phone, w hut wa churv-. m DOMESTIC LAUNRDY J. f . Robir.uin, Prop. Tel-phone f.C fqual to any in the world. PILSNER BOTTLED BEER. BRP.WKBYM OWH BUTTLING Highly recommended to fniniiv trade Btrorj buttle tally irnavaiiteed. Schultz Brewing Co. Oregon Lumber Yard SI I s. Lumber, I.atlt. iii i utiles, Huildu.v Paper, i ; t Paper. MlHllilitllih Pickets, '.iiiiv ..iiftl .(.uu nl. Brick and tMllldi Sii-'ti and kn s. Viccn Doors a. Win o J en a ( iotta I'ik;. Borie & Light, Prop's Alta St., opp. CV.trt Hoant IF VOL WANT ir-ssl li.er- n; cull on ns. Ii WMI i inht or dsv let us know. W. ii Ih- thore. Depot Stable. ..French Restaurant.. 1 1t I V liure you tai i" icat sn get omallilnr litKIU. (Jus l.ol:untaine, - - Proprietor. BANaBLPKV KOTlCg. Inairiei Conrl ol lie- TnlUs! Hlaal. - lol 'e i oi 1 1 wean, mailer of Paiuul K Kirk Matt "Z till- ir.ihl.ir. nl laa..ll II k'tak III - ,,,, ,, , , iiii,ri ulio inane 1 illor.-sMliI a nroikrniit Nolle. I nerebf gttren lltal aa the Ittli 'i nl Sovember, A. b imm, lbs said liaioel H . iluly s.luillcatud Imnkrupi unit leu in. i.rai iiieoiuig u( Ida erwlilors will Is nolilsl myumee In the Assoelatlnn liUs-k, 011 Mmn air. ei, h, ii,.- nily of Pendlt-Uin. I'malllls tMiuiily. Orsgi.il. nt le o'eloeh in the furoiusiii on lie .. ,in ,,, Im.-uiubni, A. ii pjuj, i wbllli o 1 " 1 r , diiiirs mny uliead, prove Uiali Halms niai.n truslee. examine the hunk rnpi niel Irauausl tueli iitln-r bualiioss as ins) proper I) , utne Lwlor aani uu.-iiug Ush'l in- .-.-.I ilnt ol November, A. 1) hsjn 1 no 11 as 111 i.KKAl.P. Itoferse lu Hnukruph pleasing iiiforiiiation that the the higheat rucoguition at the I the (iOLU MEDAL. When W"rl" m,,t '" c"'" f il '"" u" v"" w i" ''P'hend the int. r " U""r " l-ruaneittive purehaser ol - ii iii I ATTnti Ria ii iZv ATTi ion. ii. Columbia T. O. HaiiiV a JAM KS A '. VI Vrirvi"TT nirirs- v.,,,,,,. kJlVu- 01 m i i a o. m Hue. ..." ... ... 1 . I- I h t I, . I. HI.... ""I-. . Ii BnJM 'isnre Bla, k DB th Ii. I M'I'M-iT: "" "X' l.sB'iLr ilium I'ls.k 171 IWTROPATHI l.in sum "IT ilolll, , i, WaraTft. ton. Or- "lla K. A M .HAN. omn tn Jnttd aauattai . t A- U HtATIK. 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