Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, May 03, 1891, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextT t8t5 MORNING HVAiALD: SUKDAi, MAY P, IS 1)1 gbtning gaily Juvatil as tit - DAI1Y AND WEEKbY TERM 3 OF SUBSCRIPTION- DAILY I nbllshed '.evtry morning except Monday.) elivered bv carrier, per wcek... O-Ju y mill, kt ytM.,..... 6 ' WKKKLT, Published every Friday Moruln.) ne copy, per annum, in advance $"2.00 Vt nen not paid in advance... 2.50 THE MAILS Mails it the Albany, poatotflce close For all ortices north Die Kart.-rn males ' r;30 a. Ihe West Side f And the Nairow Ga Hit R. R.i ) or Portland and Sam 11 A. M orvallia and Yaquiua r. m . ; ortice south l.wr.H Tlie postorfice will be cl t d ejh cveidiij. (roru six to seven o'clock. Keijistered ma'ter tor the ly ruorniiiL' train should be mailed before o clock th revious evening. OREGON PACIFIC TIME TA1SLK. Arrives Depart raafienger. Fuiiiht...., U.l:!pni 12 JO pin . 3.4om 1 Ab a u. 11 USB AX D AX1) WIFE. Tub matter of the power that a husband holds over the poison and liberty of a wife, under the Hnglish law, is a subject that has been in dispute, and one that it would seem as if the enlighten ment of the nineteenth .century should have long ago settled iy establishing the precedent that what was sauce for the goose w as sauce for the gander, that is, that the husband's authority could not exceed that of the wife's. It seems, however, that then remains quite a sprinkling of the male bipeds who walk the surface of the earth, w ho are still imbued with the whimsical idea that they r flip sub' lords of creation, and that woman was made to obey them, and be subject to tlicii whims, even to the extent of sub initting to castigation at their oaii sweet will and pleasure. The Jackson case in England, mention of which was made some weeks ago, wherein the courts decided that the husband could not abduct and coerce the w ife into living with him, has brought con siderable light upon this subject. The New York Herald in speak ing of that case says : It would be natural to suppose that the recent decision of the English Court of Appeals holding that a husband had no right to imprison his wife or couij3l her t j live with hiiu would be hailed witli enthusiasm in every community where woman is respected. I!ut it has been denonneed by leading law periodicals in London, and it was only a day or two that the J.onl Chancellor felt called upon to announce in the I louse of Lords that the government would not introduce a bill "giving men power to imprison their wives." The Law Journal says that "perhaps never in tin history of judicial de cisions has authority been so bold ly overruled and disregard as in Jackson's case,'' while the Solici tor's Journal declares that now for the first time in English his tory "a wife is at liberty immedi ately alter going through the ere mony of marriage in church to desert her husband and without any excuse condemn him to a life of celibacy.' These critics evi- dently take Lord ManMield's view ! 1 -" "ot l,e Mit,",llt u a"" of the law, that "a husband has I orujun Ki.lncj Tea cures hcailaclie, inoin . , . . . . . . ! tiiicm-c if urii.c, brick dust st'tlimeni, burn- power and dominion over tllS W lie j illk,r ,,,.,,(.,1 st.K,ti,,n hik' urinating, and and m.iv keen hpr bv force within !' "-'li"'' of ",c u '"l'-v or urinar' the bounds of duty and may beat her but not in a violent manner.' From this barbarous sentiment it is refreshing to the view of the l.nn.?nn T.nu- Tinl flint Hie ind''- .--. j ment of the Court of Appeals is a charter of personal liberty oi niairied women.' THE WOMES liUl.F. 'ruins are some pt cul'ur featues, probably only local ones, brought out in the accesion of women to official positions. For instant e th$ St. Paul Globe fays there Bee ni s to be one singular feature brought out in connection with the late municipal voting in Kan Baa, more particularly in reference to the school boards. It appears that in some of the cities the fe male teachers in the schools op Ksed the election of the women who were candidates. It is not quite certain whether this to fre quently was the case as to be the rule, or to be attributed to .special causes. There may have been cases where women put in school Jioards lacked the needful qualities or success and eflicie iey in the position. Possibly instances may be known where even men have not displayed infallible w isdom or proper devotion to the duties of directors of public schools. It is believed that as a rule women should be given a share in the in the management of school af fairs. If women are better adapted lo'Tue-kacliing of young children, in jictitod by their more frequent lection, than the other sex, is lifl'ctilt to find very cogent reasons ftT denying them participation in the management. The charge that they lack the business faculty is discontenanced by the varieties of successful business conducted by women. The participation of women in the management of the schools will be found beneficial and wholesome as a rule. A hkckst Havana letter relates that the authorities have been making a very weak fight against the band of the bandits, C'ercia. I he civilized world will turn with horror from the inellic'ency of the pursuit of this fiendish band. One of their recent exploits was to enter the house of an aged couple and demand their money and be cause it was not forthcoming to suit their cupidity, one of them took the aged woman, half drtssed as she was, diagged her to a tree and tieing her arms together with a rope throwing the end over a limb and drawing her clear from the ground, beat her until death ensued. The aged husband was bound, g:igired and pricked with knives until he was insensible and made a maniac. It is doubtful ii we want much reciprocity with a government that allo.vs such atrocities to a-) unpunished. TIIK VOHLI KNKIC1IEI. The facilities of the present day for tiie production of everything tiiat will conduce to the material At-liaie and comfort of mankind are almost unlimited and when Syrup of Figs was first produced the world was enriched w ith the on Iv perfect laxative known, as it is the only remedy w hich is truly pleasing and refreshing to the taste and prompt andetlectnal tocleanee she system gently in the Sprirt time or, in fact, at any time any the Wetter it is known the more popular it hceomes. Itt-stnl i ful (iomlrt for Men. Do vou want a new suit clothes that will tit you? W. of R. Graham, the. leading merchant tailor, has just received the rinest line i f spring and summer suit ings ever hroiiL'ht to Albany, in cluding diagonals, cheviots and olait's. He has also a beautiful line of pairs goods in any style desired, in fact he con suit the most fastidious. Call and see his elegant line, there is no doubt but that you ttiil be more than pleasei . Mr. Graham keeps abreast with the times and guar antees a tP. Will .Make Koine Howl. The spring season being so late in opening up, and being over stocked in ladies Oxford ties we will for the next "JO diys, sell them at greatly reduced prices. We mean just what we say. Call and get prices. AVe have over 'M dill'erent styles to select from, at Klein Bros, exclusive shoe store. I hi re s-t QUARTER tlctl iti ker ountv re .ur a 'on, in :tr w hat is now linker City, a "CENTURY in.nn w ho has sinet litconu- ik'iitiifil with the rt-sourci .in. I .levtlopment of that country. ThUj :AC0 in in id no other than Mr. John blew art, oni oi Uo- wfitlthirst undinost inriut-minl citUens in the tni(tv. In a rt-ct-nt kiter he wivs: '1 h ul tn-t n HOlTtriiiK' from paiuf in my ha k ihl v; -mt;i! kidney toin-jliint for wotne time, .itxt ti.u' n-M il many reniLitit'ti wirhcut any nut tt inpornry rvlief. l he pains in hack hail In i oine o severe th it 1 wan preventf"! ir'm :itt'. nltn; to my work ami could not ni v w uhout the Us; of a cime. Hearing, ihrouuh a frteul, of the womlerful cures ef loit (trefoil Knlney Tea, I was iniucetl t try a i. ami from that ve'V first do;e 1 totiitd itnttant relief, ami tefore u-iny halt the i intents of the hox the pains in r.y bark entirely tl.sappeareil I have every faith in the irtues of the Oregon Kidney Tea, and can c'iiseientiouslv recommend it to mv Of ultluT 8l'. ANI'KO A o.l workhorse, to be paiil tor in cariR-nUT work. Call at T, L. Ihiv & L'd. 1., 0. Knapp. 'I'KV A SWISS COCKTAIL. IT IS TIIE X l.iti at imt at tlie Bureau Salwn. Dli. K. A .MCALISTKK-HOMEOPATHIC I'hv.ti Uii aihi gurcon. Ila remove! Ins -- ii t Mason's block over the ex I'i'cs o:lice. All calls promptly attended to HUMPHREYS1 int. f Ii Mi'iiKBY h SrKcim a are ci nt 1 tic 1 1 y and caret inly prepared preriptioiis; lined tor lnauv yean in private practice with sue , and for over thirty yeara une-l hy the pcple. Kvery single apeeittu a a cure for the dise ise named . Thest- spei ilicj cure without druu'itiL', I'liriii or r dn -ini: the system, and lire m f 1. 1 and deed I tie Sovereign remedies of the world. f OK VHl iV.M os. t'I'RKS. I'KK Kt vt M, ''in-jeb'itui, intlauimation . Voriit", worm f tr, worm colic.... rrir4 Coin, or tettiiimj of iufanu., Ih.irrt:e i, of lnldren or alults Inventory, Oripin, Iritlious Colic Cholera .Morhus, vennting Cnuli-, colds, hronehitts Nruralwia, txthathet Faeeahe ile:iiuche, siek hailA.he, vertigo.... lip'popHUh, hillious etomauh 5uipressed or 1'ainful Teriods Whites, too profuse pe.iods Croup, eonh, dilH uit l-reifhin Suit Klivum, eaysipelas. eruptions.. Kheuniati-'m, rht-itmativ panm Keverand ayue, chills malaria 1'ile-t, tdind or bleedinif Catarrh, influenza, cold in the head H hooping OiU'n, violent eouyln Ceneral dehility, phxsital weaknvsd Kiduev di-HXHo to r.u :0 W 1 w 1 o Nervou- ilclulity M I rinar Vekt.ess, witting hed.. Li9.aH-s ot the heart, palpitation... Sold hv dnui-ists, or seit postpaid on re ceipt ot priee. ir. lliuuphreys' Manual, (144 pa.'e;) rkhtv bound in cloth ami told, mail ed ree, " lit M Vll KKVS M KI , O . , 111 A: 1U William St , New York, S PEC I FIGS SPRING OUR STOCK OF SPRING WAGON IS THE LARGEST AXD MOST COMl'LKl'E OX TUK PACIFIC COAST, AX l COM PRISES ALL Til F LEADING STYLES OF Four-Spring Passenger and Moun tain Wagons, SPECIAL PARCEL DE LIVERY WAGON'S. ONE - HuRsE HUSKS ESS WAGONS, OXE-HOHSK IRON AXLE WAGON'S, ETC. It will pay all par:ies want ing Spring wagons of any description to call upon or correspond with us. We guarantee our vehicles the bust, Staver $c XEW MARKET BLOCK, - WI CARRY THE LARGEST AND TDK PACIFIC Machinery and Vehicles SEND l OK C.M'AI.m; 0. 33A.V1S iSc ALBANY, - The men of this vicinity need j not be jealous because their wive. 1 talk so constantly about Matthews j and Washburn. Its not their jwod i looks the ladies are talking about, I it is the-piod iialitesof the-ook' and heatinj: dtoves they sell. Kvery one seems to be delighted when they buy from M. and W. Our stock of candy ban arrived, and we will fjive special rate to churches and sociables. Mueller &.Garrett. Julius Grad-.vohl, proprietor ol the Golden Utile l'azaar, informs . , . , Til I ... 1.!.. ..1 1 .. US inai lie win ami 10 ma au-;iu , large business a complete line ot shelf hardware and family groceries. The sales of his Golden Kule teas and baking powder in steadily increasing. 1 le st ill keep; up the elegant prizes with these goods. AVoml fur Sale. Dry lir wood delivered to any part of the city at f.i Ot) per cord" Leave orders at the foot of Ferry street at 1'. W. Spink's lumber ard. A FULL LINE CF B3CYCLES AND TRIO VOL FOR JULIUS GRADWOHL'S GOLDEN RULE Spring amouncemknT The public is invited to inspect the im mense stock of Dry Goods FOR THE SPRING 0 w ajrt:neiit is bior tli.i'i and prices. The Highest WAGON HALF-PLATFORM SPRING WAGONS, SCROLL SPRING WAGONS1, "HANKY WAGONS," 'TAYLOR' OH Til UK K- SPRING WAGONS, HALF-SPRING WAGONS, F.N PHI'S WAGONS. DELIVERY WAGONS, prices lowest, quality considered. Walker PORTLAXI), OKEG0X. MOST COM PI.K IT. STOCK ON COAST OF cf ' K AND Every Eoscripticn. citicK i.isr. CO. ORFGOX. ALBANY J BU'. J'i i ' ALBANY, S!U A Lull C OREGON Ci:-iriieal, silt tiflc, utd nnnuul ela m-s. literary, ec innv.-rcia Courses i-f st'tty ar edt of all yrftiH of ranged to lu-'tt th' HUdetits. Spo ial iu'lu enientn i.lTfieil t' ntudents from abroad. Tuition ranges Iron 5.50 lo Jj;Ur IVr Tfrw. i Instrumental instruction in niUHic v-i iven ly Misn Laun tioltra. r.:iari in private f:imilies at low rate, and rooms for self boarding at small epen-. A arefu! 8iipcrvisi0!i exercised 0-. er pup fcway from home. For circui t rt--iTid full particulars, iddietst tho presid-jnt, UKV. EUiKKTN. COMHT, All -an v. Oregon, growde1Ti3ros Contractor and Builders. Jtliee on First street with Wal lace & Cusiek, real estate Bgenta, lbr.nv, Orejjon. Estimates given n ail kinds of buildingsorcarnen- i er work All work intrusted to w'll be promptly executed. 13 YS ND GIRLS evjr bjfore, l ho ig prepare Market Trice Paid for tar Men A FULL STOCK OF i Staple Groceries j i Gksivaiv. The best trualitj ft tea, coif. , , .i..U.-s : nuts, etc. j FRESH BAKED BREAD EVERY DAY. At this old reticle how I r.l-.i t, i found a eoiii!ete utfortnu-it f 1f ta,uy trroceriea, to vilii-l is const -i -six U t AUvi ; all tli so MOiiiinlv Iini" of ri".' .'i ui.d yin visions. Miti.li -us Cranberries, Fine Pickles, Dried Beef Chipped to order Anchovy Mustard, Candies and Nuts. Eastern Buckwheat Flour, Canned Goods of All fiiniu Bohemian Glassware. Lie, These i!Ooi Is uoit; ai! Iio'.rjlit j.ri ere low and the tu-M-IH of tit- unrein ! jivcn to bis cu-lumi:rs. lU-iin-iiii 'i-.- l'i'i; l the old cut tier u First a'id Ur. ...iim. st-. Conrad Miser. UK. W. C. NEGUS, Graduate of the Riyal Cili-:;" Loudon, Kmdand, alsoc f the Uel'-i- vue Medical College. The Dr. has spent a lifcthnu ' f study aud practice and makes a s;;e. oialty of chronic iliscases, r Jinovex cancers, Bcrnfulaeiilarciiicnts,! nnrii'. md wciih, without p'.in or tii'; Un:f.-. He aln ei.iUed a Kpcuiulty of tn v.. meut with electricity. M.vh praeti. . ! in the (leriuan Kii nch at:d l's.:i ' hospitals. Calls pni!.ptiy a'-t-lay ni'ht. 1 1 in motto w "...Oi) W ILL TO ALL." tS"Oi'iicu and resilience ri'.rj '- ' iiotwuen Third a'1,1 K.:'oth. o. r tnosK winit enr, t'o- U. v n::s.-c! Ill t .in suit. -'I , i.wiu- li, lint l.ll,-' r in tint.iti: thin coa-if, ; it Mm. I ! re:uj. ', Ki M -t j instniH. i il iini-i i !:iri :i-forl in lit i n-Ii-i-t Irfini ' Ins ! 4l t-ll in .nl"tin' .u i HlUitiQ 0,T l.'tlM 1 . j vmii" r,u r im-i vn i u i fi-r . MtES .s. Ilvmaut'c I'ruwr;. prepared in their nuirrery nirih all kinds ol st 'ek, at intending to plant chnueii them. to I l! liiiuN :i:il SImii l'lirehasers d UooH aiut ho bear in mind th:.t Liu a lvi tti ments and oilers. f d;-: -"ii: do not always iiican best s:W- Vou will have to pay :." proti as no one can do in. without expense. The 'pi'- t ': I who can sell you tin: l-t for the leaat money. Sa.MI KL K. VU'Mi. 'AT BAZAAR STORE. . 1 to aVJdfy cutctiurs i i j-; Country Produce. F 1891 AI i fflfHISDim '' S " Y-""'Lit A is.' t AN 'iiiMi i 1 - Prescriptions Carefully Compounded. Also carries the IimnI liiietjul Pianos & Organs .IX Tin; 11 iLLAMETTi: VALLEY. CALL AMI o: i; i Mamisactiirer of and v: iWI nV Tiio k:,r-c it and best hue of $3 shoes fVi-- - - i in Albany. Ail my dry,'ocds at cost. F;L!.-T 1'UF.KT, AL'.IANY, OKK'.iuN. f mm 33 ake "wimons tver Regulator One Dose 5T"0txn i no Dollar?.! T.. K: I !-t oiio il iao im : - --r tr:.h ! v t- i 4, l:vl !!-:;t.:he, e-ut I eat rrh ! i i' i-i i :t i t :it-i. t;t'" th-; i ! f it n' 'i'-i ii'' out f "rN. I r" ! I.:.;t M -i, Oninin , ( .f '. .' slf I, !iut '-nly -Mr.'iH'i j - ! 't-t. ti." ti of S LHtii lTii j i t f I hi- : n " . t h. rf -r t.i i f.ir. anl ,,.rjM.;i i J.'ti M.hive lil iMM!attvV.-of "j..:,... ..-'.lu.-ci I vton.i.i I.iV.-r, ar.l -v,. 1 i 1 1 cut irt v en f(t t-v MiiUiionii ti Ki"ui:.'.r. I f'"4 i" t t' h' of s.i nui'i i .-muifc-tcr in i'r to imcncre, in '. tli; leu-;' mv ilnri mi llic scliool room, : To tv..-" nittii ' wtin t l iinil itul.jei-t tohe ; fc:m, ! iiii-t hi,-r recotuwuOii Situ ' moiiH '.iv r lU-nii.itor. j t, i-. I iiiiiK ' ui.tiol Utille K. G.L.Blackmai), 111- T 1.'T tV rahils, Oils, rerfumen - TniT l.'T A K'TTrT.K.S:. 13 TOILKT ARTICLES, And a full line of Stationery, Periodicals. KXAMIXE II IS STO(iK. VS. TI'.MPLE, ALIL'.XY, OUr.(iOX. Choice Cigars .xi.r.K r.i- Y'-t r-.- tiie.fii unit Biiar Pines, hb ; .-. rL' ies. v --"ii-. ,lbunj, Orccorj, di:a!i:ii i.n Fil e Hioei- fur Ladit-s. Fine Shoes f .r Jcntlcmei:. 1'ine Sle.es fur Children. And the finest lineof Cent? FURNISHING GOODS in the city. Hole agem y for the Ludlow Fine Shoe. FOU'40 ATLAST! i TIIK WATKUFllOOF OIL BLACKING i i .r n i .iit-t!, tn'-tr , thoe, f:uri-4i;t: una i.ii.v t s, p-itcnt If at In. rf ft-., cannot be equaled i in li nil' i rs t .mil iiialitits. Tlie lo' ' icuii.' urc u f-w of iLa iualit:t.-i: i 1st. It is lasting and durable, i L'd. It !oes not rub oil' on the hands or clothes. J I. It is perfectly waterpnxif. ! -41 li. It Boftens the leather to its ! natural plate. j ."ih. It uives the leather a new ; and flossy appearance, j lith. It cor.tains not one injrre I client that is injurious toeither the j !ei.ther or stitching, but is a pic ! server of ihem. ! 7th. It can lie us-ed on the lines! ! boots and shoes and not prevent the use of the common boot-black-! inr, but will soften and keep them ' from ciackin. i Now, my friends, if such an oil a this would suit you, go to the I ilrn store of llulin v I'awson, j w here you ran pet it for ott cents ' per licx. One box will oil more , than one set of harness. Keeetpt ; for mukif ; the oil is sold only lot individual use. ! J. C. DKVINK, Manufacturer and Agent, ! Albany, Oregon. ' ,.. i. ai e r - . - r r ' Health is Wealth ! Ur E. ;. WstV r.fiiv ;t:i't 1-riii. tr atmt-ni, a 'jintr ntfr) h t - ill'.' ! T l. j-tiTui, ln:.inf lit-, liuo;;n l't n r-iroistr-4tiir. c-iis.hJ ' ttiensf of a' i'hoi or tul'iuvo, fMitti-niiiL; of tiruii rt h ' ilt iiitr in insanity ainl katlinj lo mis try, decay ami In-f oi power in citlifi six tacn mx con tains one in .nth'f treatment, One dol lar a (Mix, or pix ts for ive Iollar. Ftnt hy mail (re paiil on rcreipt of prnt-. (iuarantoo ijHH- onlv dy J. A. t'liii'iiiitur, liru'jiM h'o fluent, Alnany, Oregon. SoOO REWARD I r will pav t-e alM-e reward for any ca i of liver complaii.t iiypj.Tia. ni.-k htOila-lie, i:.iL-cstioa, erni lotion or (tuemsH e f "i-ioi tuic " - r ilin-i-t ion are ftrii tlv ciniielii-il nith, Thcj arc v,"',v V0Klalil anil never (ail to satipfiwtion. Larue lioxin. coi.taininir 3' ill, 2.- c' litn. Tlie L'cnuine inanutnctured onlv Iiv the John C. West company. Chicago Illinois. Sold tiv J. A.',CummiU((, iruiriiiit Alliany, (rej,'OD. I b lusv r -tj- t I I I i m -THE- Yaciuina Route ! OREGON PACIFIC RAILEOA Oregcn DsYBlopnisnt C(i,' Steamship Line riRTI-l! x il J l.i I. -,AM). 22 Hours Less Tim Tli. by any other route: Accomodations r.Buri,-M-l torn ii'f rt :.n safety. l ares tiid (reikt.tn tia ..i,i.n.su the drcnon 1'cve oeiiieiit euiii) ai. 'h ships, muih less tl;at l.v any i.tlier route ween ail points in the VVill:U : sil uiii ban Francierfxi. Sailing dathh, PROM VA11"1S. Willamette Va!!ey ....Var. Mh W V Ittll Willamette Valley ltu Wratlon ar. Hid Wilimctte V-iliey " i-tU Willamette Valley ' 50. tu The company re rve the riht to cha t teauierd erttiiiintrtiuu-a. UAIl.V rAKhX-NUKX TKAINb. Kxcept bum lays.) L Yaviina 7:"0 u I Lv Allunv 12:20 r Corvallis a u I " t'orvaihs I VS T u Ar Aitiany i:j a I Ar vunja r. w U & V. tiaiiie .uuut a: Ail'au ana I 01 Vt. M H iao, C, . Houi K, Cenixal luiiu.!. U. ' & P. Attrit ix,va!lic, O on EAST g SOUTH VIA- SQUTHERN . PACIFIC RCUTb. THE MOUNT IIIAITA LCLTL Ciiiifori.'ia t j i traue n.n fiai'y fH'l It! 17.00 p ;u..Lv iV.riUii.i Ar.. 4U lii.:'op ui..Lv Vii'Viy Lv.. (.--J. urn ;o;l;. a :u..Ar Si. 1 -ran .'in-.-o.h-i 'Jhj in . -M il lans. Trnlii kn.iiy- .L.'-. t u!.'-y & ni. .I.v iVr? Utiiti i , l:Je i in. .Lv... .'-.si-i L . ;:4i v iiiAr.... Ht - t. ;t t. aw i.iJti i ... Lv.. :.' jt ni A i . 7-n a iu. h i . : i!i . . Ar . i ' i 1 v.. . . . j- r . . .- . . l,vh;.-.".H I,v Al:.:, I J.- I .. :. 4- ii AMiVW LX'AU, DAILY (llxv.''t .SdK ) '. i i .m . hv I rtlaiHi . . . . Ar a K'T a 'coTi'Mi-K'uiifn of vi.'i l r;ila ln(!j - ) xc : sr.f.tUy 7: a iu..L.v ... j.t'un i . ..A r.i-. S: iu iu. .Ar.... v cr-' Hiiw. . i. i l?-t. tn At Alnany anl ;ca!;is toinc-tt v.ith truini of ,'r-oii r'iitilu .Mlro.vi. Train 1hIJ Kxcj-t Suiitiay 4:40 . m..hv... 7:25 p iu. . Ar... , Tort'in-i Ar.. h:'J0 am . M ii innil!t'. hv. ..':. mix THROUGH TICKFT3 ly All roint- EAST AND SOUTH -r'Kor ti- ki t.s and fill iii!riunt', ii re ipudin); i:.in maps, el.:., tall vn ti : ..t.j'm a'ent :.l A!h..; . K. Kcl lM.I it. K. IV HlJt.HiN, :.ii:ai;. r Attt. O. f & J', A 99alilIIlll U UliliJrJrJliUl Nilic-e f.f StoekTto!(lri .leflinic. "VfoncK is iip.i:ki;v i.ivkx -iiixt thk X. a' in...! t...-Hio'.l. r- li.c 1 niif ul the Al liaiiy M in ina .iih! M iliiiii: .ni :iii ,f A Unit y will I'l l.e'il t It:.- !!; f thi' . ni l.iri in roi'iiis :iii.l in the .St'.ilinn 1V.IK I lii'.t.i i n l"iit strt tt. Alii il.y. Or , :i t n- JTtli i!:;v. Hie Hiilile l.i ux th. I:.-t .,,iol!il..v of Anril. l-.'l! i.ttlo- Imiir , t (li'f.,ur o'el.i. k r. M .f.'l the jillrpo-i- . . t iii m viii (lirtitiir- u n-iw lor the i;uiiif.' year. '.I.it.-tl AM'-i.y. Or. V.ucli IU, 1 "-'.'!. i.. II Mum im k, t. i ! it;i!y. 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