The Christian messenger. (Monmouth, Or.) 1870-1877, June 03, 1871, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text‘Religious Notice. Oregon L obs ’ s D ay tfonsmv:—Preaching, 10H, A.M.; Bunday School, 1 P. |f.; Preachtpg or Lectur ing. I F. M. W bbs -D ay Vernano* —Prayer-meeting, Tues day, 7 P. M.; Social Meeting, Thursday, . P. M. ; Sunday-School Teachers’ Meeting, Friday, I P. M. Cy A ll persons are cordially tnvitad'to at- wp Ywiling mombeni •etiwi kngBU. are requested to make them- •-i’; Tn Cn^qpAx Concn at M onmouth Mxxn bvkby F imt D ay or m Wrxz, IS THZ Cou- LxoB Coernu L J ohn S tewabt , Elder», 7 A. W. Lucas, ) T. F. C amebbll . - YLwaon. S h IBLBY, D*CO1“’ I f E H. - L indsay . ’ Sunday School every Bunday, st 9q o’clock A. o. - . ' Worship sod breaking the loaf sk U A. ai. Preaching on the lei and 3d Bundays of each month, at Ila. M., and at 7v. M. Also Batur- *days preceding the 1st and 3d, at 7 r. M. v B uck M arino .—The indications of settled weather are sufficiently favora on their steam » boats from Salem to ble.to encourage Mr. Elliott to resume work on the brick-yard. The Lauda are now filling the yard with brick moulded from the finest mortar, and frtJtfi which Mr. E. says he will bmn the very best quality of brick.’ , The O. S. N-Ompany intends soon tak(ng the steamer Net Perce Chief over ._____________ __ ______ ._____ _ that, _______ the Cascades. We understand the boat is almost ready for-the peri tons Portland for $1,60. . . voyage. From all sections of Eastern Oregon we learn that the crops are doinff n ell, And the promise is good fur a fair aver age yieljf at our next harvest. - -7— •- ' l A mkhican B ro T lbb .—We hare from the enterprising firm of 8, L. Fenner 4 Co., Independence, a broiler of the The Columbia has been on a stand for Bower patent, whichwe have tried in ' preparing a steak, and find it the very several days. It will have to raise some thing needful. The Oregon habit of trq or twelve feet yst to bring it up to cutting steak, into narrow thin slices tlie high water ucaak of last year. and frying it in lard until all the sub- j.. General TiltOb and bls'mrrveyiug.par stance is out at if And it la hard MA. ty returned from Walia Walla, having stick. ’a intolerable and unhealthful. I completed the snrvey of the railroad Use the American Broiler once and you will want no more steuk ruined in lard Call at 8. L. Fenner 4 Co.’» purchase and use one and we predict yon will S* not regret it. STATE news , OBITVAHT. BOUNDS—Departed this Efe, st her rest- dencsTu Bcutoo county, Oreg««, st ladf-psm * ««tack, a . a.. May 21st, but., BMar^Nuwy J, wile of Brother John A. Bounds; aged 37 year», 9 month» anil 21 deyr. 1 Sister Bopnila died id the triumphs Immigrants from the Western por tion of onr-State, continue to arrive by boat with their cattle and horses and household fixins. Every day adds pop ulation and wealth to this portion of ... Mr. Thothas Crdw» has turned the up per portion o f th'»'. Pv T. Co.’s lower ware house Into a temporary pocking establishment. Men. were busily en gaged yesterday stowing bacon side- The mail leaves Monmouth for the Atlantic meats into casks, marking and getting Stalos and all poiute-north arli o'clock a. M. them ready for-shipment to California, Also, for points south at 1 o’clock r. M. Letters should ,be in the Pcs toffice half an where Oregon meals are worth from jgve hoar before the departure uf the Mail to ensure to eight cents more per pound than pork being sent the same dav. W. WATERHOU8E, P. M. raised in that State. akaiVALa: The mail arrives from the Atlantic State« and all pointe north st 1 o’clock r. w. * Mail from the south arrives at 11 o'clock a. >. G. W. Gray is making preparations to build another block Qf .fire-proof brick «tores on State stree’ • Real Estate Brokers H. LIND8AY. FOBTL a XD, i 1 i i i OREGON. AVINO PBRMANENTLY LOCATED AT BRANCH OFFICE. : i Albany/Oregon, MuMáfOUT». witb s Vww ,cf cunuuuuui U m 4. C. MESDrtWHALL, Agyat. Bu»m«ta ot G kmbbal M bbcmasuisdio , I «ai 7 pr«p«r«d k pipply üte Community with sil sr- nclas ta tny bus. N OFF1CB WHERE GENERAL INFOB- maeonToneanunc ba raaunraaa of Oaagoa can ba owtaixw rsu < casaoz. ■ y Blocs consteu m ¡*n cf Loans nagot.abla on list aaur®aes. >aal auUMe ttl collatanl aecvrftv. . Hava for sale a large amount of property, lo cated in the towns ei Albany, Brovneville sad Corvallia. Al»o, 60,QUO eerM at (arming Unde of av«ry daacription, in Linn, Ban<oo an<j Polk c .untie. Peraona dsrti.ng to retl tl*ir proper .y Incur Groceries, Hardware, .no «pane-in p'a-lag it in our bands ror sale, uukc- - sale i rmede. Call al our office, m Par- brick, wbdre we have a team tn raedinaaa CROCKERY, CLASSWARE .Hah' .10 convey pUruea to view our lands: School Books and Stationery ! J. C. MENDENHALL, Agent. no2 > Albany, Oregon. H A DRY-GOODS, Boots, Shoes* tíats. Ths once loved form, now cold and dead. Each mournful thought employ»; And Nature Weepa.’her co th forte fled. An«withered all her joya. Rope looks beyond the bound» of time, When what we now deplore. Shall rise in full, immortal prims*—. « And blooin to fade uo more. General Agents, LOOK AT^THIS 11 Life is a »pan—a KtkODg hoiiV, How soon the vapor flies; Man i»_ a tender, traosient'flowvr, That e’en in blooming—dice. from that place to the Columbia river. ■r------------- - '* {From.the Safem Mercury.} ■ COMPILED FROM OUR STATE EXCHANGES. Gov. Grover Jaat week appointed J. I From the Saloni -Statesman, j Mr. E. K. Chandler, oí MeMinville, H. AJl>ertKnotary for Salem H. C. Pai#e, "for Umatilla, C, P. Ferry and* H. J. was one of the crass graduating at the 1 Twomey for Portla.n4. ___ 8TITZEL« UPTON of faith, encouraging and exhorting her weeping friends te «0 live as to meet her in the Better Land.” — She leaves a bereaved husband and four tittle orphan«, with a large circle ,of loving brethren and friends to mtfarn her Jo»». Kind friends ministered with gentle hands and lovieg hearts to her comfort in her last sickness. Her fa vorite hymn told of herabiilingfaith:— -5—e^- go. on the 17th inst. * **• MISCELLANEOUS READING' HEADQUARTERS W indow C urt aim . i Main street üppMte C mrt House. ALL or WHICH I WILL MLL LOW FOB C« zm , then, fond Nature; cease thy tear»; : ~ Religion pointe on high. Tlibre. e'verla»tiiig Bfriny «pr**~ And Jov, that caunok die. I ; k 4 D11ÇD. Cash and Produce. -—fr?— -------- - _ .« a -_______ ._ ,____________ —__ ______ ■'« - - C. B. »TILE* DALLAS, OREGON. New. Stpre I- -New Goods J /MY MOTTO; ” B mau . Paorrts and Quica R btubim .'' C3*" I have-also for aale,.’>N>t IMPROVED -HAINER' HEADER.” Bran new. Mr. J. Kesling, blaetsmith, has just A Mbe resident« 01 .Frank Nichols Dall as , at fitted up in s workmanlike manner as is. 7 o’clock P. 5T. May 31 st,'George Alfred, infant PesteHre BnlMhig ... ...... Mon mouth. ¿ his wont, a Traveling Thresher. This son,and only child of J. G. and Minnie A. Hol H. LINDSAY. ] machine will dis|>ense with a great bert, aged one month, 27 days. *’ - ' Munmouth."Nov. 24th. 1870. nl-tf — - - ‘ . ’7 F ... — amount of labor if it proves a success. ' ‘‘Suffer little Children to coftie unto me and . . forbid them not, for .oi such it the Kingdom of . [From the Farmer.] Heaven.” ~.t ■ ! The trial of C. H. Douglass, Idyfio Books and Stationery City, for the killing of E.-D. Holbrook, This M.-n-lvi’ts Among the passengers that sailed on hasTiommenced - TT.. —- —■ — -t”5 ; - ■_ - -'**-• Jr*- the John L. Stephens, day before yes There are about eighty men at. work Menuionth Family Market. 77 terday, way Mr. A. Myers, the Agent of upon the works for the canal And locks the new “ Turbine Wheel Manufactory, ” Mor mouth : B atubdat . J vkb 3, 1871 M onmocth , OszttoM, Mvy 30, 1871. at Oregon City. , . to be erected - in this city the coming sen [ Bue r eee cir » to J. K. Gill. ) W. H. Teal, of Dallas, hod the en Butter, fresh rolls, » 20 «.W. CANNON, ttauersl N*w»i»*p«r and Ad summer. • ' 15 tire thumb of bis left hued mt off lust F 88». V dos ......... vertiamg Agent, ¡»our only authorized agent st STREET. - - - - • SALEM. r 25 S alem M usical U nion .—This ama Pota»«» .. ......... week, by coining in cop tact with one Perüaml, Oregon., OIUM.I.R1ES teur Society proposes to give a grand - ' ■ 1 w 1 . - I C o O m , of the knives of a plaining machine' WHOLESALE 4 BETAIL DEALER!- IN t Migar, ho. 2, toft B tbawbkbhy F zazt . —Miss Flora musical entertainment on Tuesday, the Governer Grove lias appointed SyL ; .Tea. .; ......... ^Shirley called ea us last Wedaeaday, 6th of June. Full particulars will be .* vester C. Simpson. Esq., of this city, | - choice . ......... • ..i and deposited upon our table the mont given eariy-TU the- coming week as -to State Librarian,‘to till the vacancy oc- j .NsIaaMt;., miiKo rarrr ^delieious CombinatidU of atrau berriea. programme, etc. Dried Apples ~~> :—3» . r~---- 7----- casioueil by the death of Mr. Ryan. . hears . ......... .’. cream and pie-crust it was ever our We see by the Adrocalt, that a meet ’* PS»»'!«»» . D iev .—Mrs. L L. Durgin, of Olym good fortune to test. We are not suf ing culled by the President Elder, of 41 25®l SO pic, diedjit the Insane Asytnni at East ; (’»'siloere ficiently skilled in the epieureaa art, to the ttaiem District. hns_re«olved to5 h»ie 5 ® 621, Portland, on niivv litli, of.congestion of Oregon MTUruisl 1 t<>® ! Tèseli . ............7-. . ... say whether this was a pie, a cobbler, or a Ministers Assoai^tion at the M. E. ...... . the Longs. Hhr renaon mils fully re- ! Pi iats .... 12 >|® or a "turnover;” bat feel fully compe Church ia tins city to continue Muy' 15® 16% Muslin.................... ......... .. . «tined^lui'ing hgr lust linnrs. . 15® 20 " hlwhed . . . =.. . tent to state that it was excellent. The 1 30tli and 31®, Tueaday and Wednesday Work wits commenced last Tuesday *' boys” return thanks to Mr»» Flora tor of tlte present week. Ill'll p iHli nn* M.itkrt It« p*rt on tlie grouty) where is to.be ereeted her kindness, and assure l»er that she Yesterday Mr- M. L. Culver «hippo 1 the building for the agricultural im will ever be a welcome visitor at the | by railroad to Jefferson, the machinery C orrected W eekly by H odoin 4 C hurchill plement manufactory, in Salem. Tltb M kssknobb office. I bought by the -“Bearer Houiery Manu GRAIN, FLOUR. ETC. building will be 60 by 160 feet, and • - SI 10 H > facturing company” from the Woolen Wheat - bush. R hodk , I nland B cuo O pmastkb — We f four stone» in height. ‘ 7o •r- Oats f/ bu»k. ............ • 7x • • ■ • • ■ Mill« The Ko«e Company ekpects to .. 2 12 1 Flour, best ( \ bbl.) .1. .. .. . Lave received »nd placed an oar ex- TllW-report reiu-hes us that Surveyor Wool —— . «>@31 be fully in operation- -by the muidl* ’ of dxauge liât, the above named monthly, BUTTER, EOOS, ETC. Applegate has been molested recently in Blitter. lb ........... ............................. 20 published at Providence, R. I.,byT.' lAtigtiat. hi» survey of the Klamath county by Eggs. ><!<«. v.. 16S L and Orrica —Cel. Cann daring the W. Bicknell and T. B. Stockwell. Sub bush............. v............. 1 25 . . the Modoc Indians. They entered bis Potatoes, k* buah * ñnnn past week lias in reality done a, “ land GBoriBiYa. vr scription price, 81.60 per annum. Ev- camp, demanded flour and bacon, flour Coflee MB .......... . . . ............. 25 ery teacher ought to supply himself er office baaiiwees" in Ilze way of answer 7.77-.-* M- ■ ished their weapons, made threat», and Hogar. No. 2. * >-.7 - .’ 16%-- .Sugar, N oâ I, n> ing inquire**, giving inforamiion, etc. Leraeti .with a work of this ctau-giter. 1 00 told him ’“that was their country, and Ti ea................... •. t 4- #r-. To the young teacher, the first article. Quite* nuariier at Lane county meu 1 25 Tea, choice he abonld not »nrvey it.” 1«% Saleratus ......... ■hwer? down, settleing up old land mut Hints co Teaching the English Lan T AM MOW PREpAUED ÌO OFFER A k* large assortment oí chotee > ' PROVISIONS, ‘ “ GROCERIES. .- QUEEJÏS WARE, YANKEE NOTIONS, IOTACro CIGAR8, Stratton & Waller, Blank Books Stationery guage," is WKirth tlie year's subscrip tion. .“Language,” “School Disci pline,” “ Crapinjiftg,” are full of valu- able thoughts for the inexperienced. Address, T. B. Stockwell, Providence, Rhode Island. C am ? M eetino .—The Methodist de nomination are holding a camp meet ing nt their “Camp Ground" in Dixie, they oommeaoed l»et Thursday and will hold over two Sabbath days. The Christian Church will al»6 hold their Annual Meeting over two Sunday» neaf the same place, commencing immediately after the Methodist meeting. By reference to the notice of Mr. William Savage, thpse who do not attend prepared, can be aup- plied with board at reaaonble rates. ters 1 hat luiue loop been in abeyance anil are returning- home satisfied with the manner in which their claims were ad- juried Quaker FrtenJ, William Hobson, will ajsw« this «tteroaon, at 3 o’clock, at the Oaort House, if the Spirit moves him thereto. (froui the Pulllaud Era.) Mr. Abbott to whom the contract for Fourth Street Bridge, was awarded ait a sum of $4,500, han filed bonds and will procede with the work immediately. DRIED H.l li ’ I Prom the Christum Advocate.*) Dried aj>ples ..................... 'Dried jjears.. ... .. f. .. We hear of several farms having lieen Dried ¡ieacbea................... DBÏ-OOODM, sold during the past week. James T .u»*ntivrt7 ....... Evans, of Sprf<M|nMd>preciuct, sold liis Gregei* Flannel.......... . farm to James Elierts for $4.000. A. K. I’attersoq has bongbt the fafm this side of the Coast Fork ferry, owned by . Deurdorff—400 acres for $3,900. The Biiptist Church at Eugene City has been thoroughly prepared. liodver ;. . .., Tweed .... .. ......... Prints ... . ........ Muslin ............. Muslin, bleached . 1 fl) 50®li2H 1 25 1 13*» .- 15@1«V .... i5@ao D amua M xetimg .—Though the weather baa been unravrable, and the roods sloppy, the audiences at. Dallas have been good, especially on Lord's day and eaeh evening since. The good order and profound attention, which characterise these meetings show that the poople iatemeted in ibe ques tions discussed, and that the speakers so hsndle tbair subjects so to interest their auditors and command the respect of all. . I I-— I I..III —- - *, recent severe illness a«_to lie aronnd again. The parties who were in town last week purchasing horses, succeeded in getting nearly fifty, at from $75 to $100 apiece. The supervisors are now engaged in repairing the roads about town. Wool is selling at 31 cento per pound io this market The rain still continues,' with small patehea of sunahtne, now and ^M>n. The Washington Treaty l as linen rat ified with only 12 dissenting votes. Mr. H. H. Gale, of the Roseburg Eiuig», called on* M the first of the week. Henry is looking well aod - baa got bi» mustache oolored. his way to Portland. He was on (From ths Dallas Mountalnesr.) • It baa rained more daring the pres ent month in the Willamette Valley, than was over known before in May. TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY. W ashington , May 28.—The following telegram, received lit; Secretary Fish to day,, say»: “The Arclibiohop and silty-nine pries’« were shot on Tuesday night. The iownrreetion has been »np- presaed. . The insurgent lpase» were mormons, and those of the Government comparatively small.,r- (Signed) WaSHBumri P ams , May 88.—General L'Admir- suit yesterday captured Les Buttes de dhan moot and Meuilsaontant, and Gen eral Viuov earriad the Cemetery Pare lit Chaise. The body of Delascluse has been fonnd in the street and iudenflfied. V kmaiixm , May 28. -Noop —The insurgents yesterday shut the Arohbish- op of Aaria, Abbe Dugnarre; and »txty- two’other hostages remaining in their poaaeaaion. The troops had previously captured La Baguette, and saved six teen other hostage« detained there. NOTICES Real Estate Dealer, - «mi K NO. A4 FRONT STREET. V The P. T Company oarry passengers I design tó keep only the pHOICBST »nd BE«T arUcbM, snd m H ’them at a Small Protk Fur Cash. C. R. HTIIJEH <r Weatherford &, Co.« DRUGGISTS.- DEALERS IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRUGS, CHEMICALS Paints, Oils. Varnishes, Brushes, . Colors, REAL ESTATE in this CITY end EAST ». AND- W1XX dow . G-1£UB0. Pure Wines and Liquors. Instruments, FOR MEDICAL PURPOSES. WTE respectfully invite the attention of all ▼ ▼ who are in want of uuch article« •• are kept in well regulated drug eetablirthmenta. Our goods are from first bands, and art offered for sale at LOWEST RATES. Sheet Music, etc- PhyBiciaBBM’PYrarriptiow« »ce arm tel y ceei* pounded of Pure Draqfs. WEATHERFORD i CO., Front street« Po. tland, Commercial at., Salem. x feb4:nol7 J. C. BELL, Cheap! Oxxeap! INDEPENDENCE, OREGON. Sweee»Mor to Vanrloyw A »eaaervllle. CHEAPER THAN EVER. UST RBCErVKD THE LARGEST AND BOLTER, WORTLEY & CO, ave removed their stock < r Gon)* tn DALLAR. and ere -constantly re- rei viri new *«><1 selectsd good*. consisting of : r H ADIE3' DRLU AND FANCY G30DS. MENS' AND BOYS’ CLOTHING. PORTLAND, OREGON. J most complete at nek of GENERAL MERCHANDISE Ever brought into Tolk county, including Fall and Winter Goods, of Um ' test sty lee. which we are determine*’ ■> sell as cheep or. rheaper than those of !*a inducement. We have a tine as sortment ot LADIES’ TRIMMED HATS To which we invite the attention of the Ladies Also to our. full "lock of DRESS GOODS, consisting ® Silks, Satin«,' Irish and Hats and Cap3, French Popin«, HOÜSEB.and BTOMMi «le«, 4 IMPROVED FARMS and valnable un cultivated IANDS, located in ALL parte of the STATE, 1« SALE. •i 9 REAL ESTATE and other 1’ropertv pnr- ehaaed for Correepeidonb., in Pits CITV and throughout the HTATEX and TEVRMWtlBN wirli greet care and on the moat ADV ANT A GEOL’B terms : A FULL STOCK OF GROCERIES ' COS- BOOTES and 8TORE8 LEASED, L0AN8 NEOOHATED, anil CLAIMS OF AL' DEB- CKBUONB PROMPTLY COLLECTED and a General FINANCIAL and AGENCY BCBI- NESStrenwcted. HARDWARE None».—The brethren are requested AGENTS of thia OFFICE in all fit. CIT The health of oir city and oountry is Ontaide Paris—Sunday night.—All IES and TOWNS In the STATE, will receive to meet on Friday and Saturday (Jans dev riptiona of FARM PROPERTY and forward quiet within the city. Not a single the vtw to the above ad.lt cm . »th and 10th) for ths purpose of clean excollant at the praaant time. Our CongiwMman, Hon. Jamaa Sla shot has been fired sinoe ton o'clock j . ,. (lU Ht mr.i., A ozht . ing up and arranging ths grounds for ter, returned home laat week from Iv'rtnmjr^x. Okzoo». th» oqoaaion of the Annual Meeting. Washington City. BOOTS, SHOES AND GATERA _, axd — I EixrwaLi STnnx. ). WILLIAM DAVIDSON, FRUITS, 4c , 4c. PERFUMERY, TOILET goods , Salem Market Keport. SPECIAL v Also, a General aaeorunent of .... S aixh , Oaroox, May 20, 1871. oRAix. root's. arc. The rail road .bridge over the Willam Wheat. Iwt.white F bushel, SI 10® .... ette river, ator near Harrisliury, will be Oats. * Im............................. . '.. . 60® 62 Flour, _ baril N sack, barrel) ....'. DO® w ciMumenced soon. 15 -2 otxg.g Hat, ► ..._ ton -a ’ ------- ...................... The steamship ConMmtiBe «ill nail ' The Farmer’s Club of Yamhill county .20 00®. •• baled h* ton • ■ • Corn Muai, Ç ft*. ... .^ .^. .. ttt 8 for Son Francisco on Setnrday evening, are taking steps toward a union with' Buck . licet rhiuv," V ft. .......... 10® ............ 15 00® at 7 o'clack, nt red iirfM rates.* ** Whaluugton county in bolding an Agri Bran »2 ton. rOVLTBT. cultural Fair next Fall. Chickens, dressed, isdi ...?. 50® (From tleSR» Journal.) - |ier __________________ dozen ......... « 5O®5 The Oregon 8ei<tinel learns from ma Turkeys, each........... ................ -•■<«;* 00®1 The Lane County Teachers Institute, Bcrrre, coos, arc. ’ ny sources that Douglas county grain organized here some time ago. m® at Butter, fresh rolls, »i 15.. . pro»q»eeta are most flattering. The same packed ..... ... ........... SurroBT your local paper. Give it the Court. House la® Saturday and ef ................ pniniise nay be seen by riding over Egg«. * d*>z........ am advertisement of your business. You fected a permanent-organization. It •» Chees«. Oregon prime, ip 1b Rogue river valley. The grain fields Lard. V ft « muat be advertised, sooner or later. If not decided when they will meet ngain. everywhere are green and luxuriant. you don't do it youreeli— the Sheriff We are pleased to state that Ben. Uu- I wilL derwood has so far recovered from his Ccomrnuirr. —In all the vecaiiona aad ata- <ione of life, it has been conceded, by ths greatest philosopher» which tl*e world ha. ever pmduoed, that etmtaatment la ibe foundation and corner »tone of true liappineea; but in order to secure 4hia much coveted treasure, certain eond tiona-meat be oomplied with, and the moat imperative of tlieee, is Diet all who would be contented with tbeir toilet, abould call at once upon Mr. F. Levi, at Moore's corner on Com mercial street, BaJem, whore they will find the beet aasorlmeni of Ladies * and Ganta’ furnish ing goods, ever offered for »ale in that city. Musical 9 19 20 a . < WOODEN WARE. Christian Messenger School Books - LADIES' AND CHILDRENS' SHOES or bvbht st T lb and sub . • . • r . . p ' T 8TANTLY ON HAND. French Merinos. All-wool Empress, Half and All-wool Delaines, ami esnecially to our oenplete asaonment <.f Biaiuj but tons, Fringes. Gimps ta.l r'el- veta Ilf all color.; also <mr Gingham», Lawns, ■ ETC., ...ETC.........ETC We would reegartflillv call the attention of Gents and Heads o! Families to our fiae aeeeri- meolof CLOTHING end HARDWARE, AND CROCKERY. WooLr.s-Goons. Manufactured at the Hién dale Mills. Sueli as Bea’ar», Casaimetwi, Hard Times, Tweeds. FUunete and Blanke*. which we offer al Wholesale and Retail Having a deslía to locate 1 Dallas, we will deal Fairly and____ . _____ --- who may bvur as with tastr psiro&aga. , Will «achanga Goods for Country produce, far which we veR’fey the HighUst Market Price. XT" Bring im your Eooe era Burras I Um« BOLTER, WORTLET 4 «A *1« a- -4 — »*