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Newspaper Page TextDaily Eugeue Guard I 'iblulied every evening of Uie ween, run il:.y eiueitel. Adilrees ell conio-unication eul inike all reui.uaxM Preble to " KuatllBtlUAkU, Ku:ane, UreKu 8UBSCKIPTI0N BATES. I1AUT. IMIrereil hy carrier, per week t 1 IMirered by parrier, per month 6'1 hr mail one year (in eilrance) 6 00 x nuotli 0" One luouth. b" Single onuies. 111 nut, One yeer (tn adranoe) 12 00 f month! f J Advertising rate made known on apnlica- Kntered aa second-cues Eu "eoe. Oie.iwi, pe,urhoe. matter at the THE BASTERN OFFICES -Of the rt er are at StO tn Temple Court, New York Cilr.aarl U 8 Kipres. liMir, 87 Wab-IngV-n 8t, Chicago, IU., K KATZ Adrertia dk Airencj to charge. CAMPBELL BROS Publisher All Business Letter te this efhee should ke directed te THE OUASD Instsad ef either .f the ereerl.ter. ',,,,.,. .., ffiEHEQUARb UWh)OrTUtrEDTMUFRlSAT t a a 4 at s. v e 9 io nijL 13 1-4 IS 13 IT t& 19 1$ H 12 13 Id 25. 26 ay2d23o at SATURDAY JANUARY 19 LANE COUNTY TAX LEVY. Oregon Bute Journal Ha 19. The County Judge aod County CommissionerB leied the tax lam Thursday. For state purposes bp levied b the Btate board last week, the tax is 6.7 mills; for schools, as provided by the law, 6 mills; and for all other oonnty purposes 10 8 mills, making the total levy on taxable property ol bane ooumy, as assessed and equal1 ed for the year mnn for the stale, state Bohool, and county purposes, 21 mills. This is 9 K mills less than the levy of the npawlniiB rear. It is believed that notwithstand ing this red notion tne onages ana roads oan be kept up and bettered aomewhat during the present year nnd eome reduotion oan be made in the oounty debt, unless roaas ana bridges should De BBnuumj unm aped hereatter by floods or un nausea. Tbedatnaires to roads and bridges caused by high ... . . r.w riavs aso will atnoun to perhaps ten thousand trollarf wblohmustbe paid out of this lax i m.Uno it that much more ntharwise would have been Also the expenses of two eleollons bave been paid during the last six months, whioh bad not been hour red during the Jest two years, and ill 1 nsinnr (Win the D.8XI tWO Will UUI "w.. . Tears. The bills for last July, Jooluding registration and election expenses, were about double what they ordinarily are, or in the neigh, borhoodof 10,000. On aooountof this unusual ex pense for two elections uuring .e last elx momns, auu . ----o- roads and bridges caused by high waters daring the last week, it is estimated that 21 mills will be re quired to pay running expensri. most ol whioh is Gxd by law aud cannot be reduced by the . court and keep up and improve the roads and brides, and perhaps make a little reduotion in the publio debt. If this oan be done taxes and the debt can both be reduced more nl year and during esch succeeding year, and surely will be unless floods or some other calamity oo cure to prevent. Great wealth brlnw some anxi- ety. An in'tmaie irieno oi jvuww Gould recently told a reporter of the New York World that that gentleman and his wile were io a constant dread that their two tittle K ys might be kidnaped, and that every precaution has been taxen during the past few weeks 19 prevent uoh an oocorrenee. There is not a moment that the two children an not guardod by servant. Other millionaire of New York.it is said, exeroise ooostant watchfuluea since the kidnaping of the Cu.ahy child t Omaha. r- He should get out of the bnsioese, else change bis name. Here oorne ti. Harney Valley Ileus of Burns, Oregin, w tb this in the report of court prooewifnga: "Liquor Hoenae granted Io C W D.ink.ar for lrlo of xdodUu Iron. Jn 7, 1901. LEGISLATIVE DOTES. : AN KIOIIT VatH OLD PAOH. 'lh Mm II ton l Reoator Cimaroo, a turJy, brlobt-ftovl youth, was namrd l y 1'rnldcDt Ful'.on a one of Hie pf!t; and tliefby bog a tale. Beuator Cauitr m was a rneuiber of the leglalalura of ts3, anil one day be was auujtiioawd boms on a ruyaU-noua er rand. Now, ihe eeoator Is not a young oiao, and lila friends wre not exaotly prepared for tbe news that cams latrr that to tbe Cameron home bold bad teen b rn a Miih young soo the Brst. When the tK-antor relumed be found bi dealt covered wilo flowers by bit appreciative oolleagura, and ever since bl fvilow-menibtrd bavs taken a solieiUiua lutereal in the lad's welfare. Tbe wjua a page is tbe same youth whose advent caueed such an overflowing of legielat v oougratula tloos sight years ago. ABBSR BttX. Tbe bill to rrqalr all barber shops to oloae on Bundays is being cared for In the senate by Senator Bweek, and In tbe I ou by . Keprraonlatlve Helt keinix r, botb meiuoeni from Multno mah. Aa neither ail of the Portland nor all of tbe Balern barbers are In favor of tbe measure It will doubtless bave rather rough sailing before It he comes a law. There are those wbo are opposed to any atreb compulsory legit latlon on general principle. BAND OF DAHK HOR8M. Editor and Chief Clerk Moorbead writes to bis paper, the Junction Times, as follows: i "The organization of tbe legislators on Monday will bring tbe fln.t vote for United BUtee senator on next Tuesday. ; The leading candidates are Senator McHrlde and ei-Benator Ct bett and to an outsider It appears tb nltber one can mutter enougb votes be elected. The band of dark horses are eagtrly watching tbe coo tee t and ttand ready to arrve their oountry a moment'a notloe. Among tbe oom- promltes are Fulton, Hermaun and tx Senator Mitchell. A caucus oal for next Monday night Is being nam' erouily signed." A Raisi Last year tbe city tax levy waa 7 mllU. The levy tbla year is eurlit millt. rionncllmen Inform this It It made ceoetaary by 16000 wortb of aewer bonds falling due during tbe year. Many farmers In town txlay. Tbe army bill has paaesd tbe senate, For all kinds of wood Inquire ofM O HUBDLB. Both trains met at Eugene on time today for the flrat time In a week or more. Kenneth Miller, son of Hon and Mrs H B Miller, Is conflued to his room with tbe luestles. OrlfUtb, the bvpnotltt, will appear at tbe opera bout for three nights, beglnulng Jan 24. Polloeman Croner arrested a drunken tramp printer this afternoon for beg. glng. He will be tried Monday. The company whioh was going jive "The Ufll Boy" at the Parker has janoelled Its engagement here. The three murderers of Jennie Boas. Jbieter bave been convicted of murder in the second degree. The maximum punishment Is SO year. . , Tbs Nicaragua oanal bill Is dead for this session of congress. , Tbe repub lican! will not aot until they learn what Engl tod we tt to do. The funeral of Johnny Owen, tbe son or (. lay Owen, waa held today lulcrment taking place In tbe Ma tonic osmetery. Rev Iilohardson oon ducted tbe oeremoulee, , Among the divinity etudsutt who left today for tbslr Sunday appoint ments are: Harry Benton to Drain Rev D O Kellema to Pleasant Hill J J Hauaaker to Lanoaster; E RJMoon to Hebron; L D Ureen to Junotlon, and E M Patterson to Coburg. y-mrvg. Thnt'a a favorite aititiMu nf -.n ooy. And in this a);ain "the child ia luc H.mcr oa tne man." The man dors mt rwr to walk ihrmn.h lir. , hi. lunla, but be creates fi himself a kin mini or copay-nuvT. (turn. He turaa night into day. He eata re ganllraa of time and physical neite&itice. He makes a pleasure of hie bunnrea and buainrss of bta pleas ure. In fact, he ef fectually rcseiaet the order of natural lir ing. The mult la pli-noal diaahllitr grnenilly introdnced or ' weak stomach. The food he eau does cot nourish him be cause the atoraarh and its associated onutw are not a hie In extract the nour ishment from the fot Hrnc. ihe Jx)i1t is urnler oour- inicu ana uteraee tle vekna in one form $ or another. Vn. Tierce's Golden Medical IHscottt ftrres disrtart of the stomach an I other arRatia o; ilteetioti ami nutrition. It cures thiMui the K.tnach diepaara which oriirinjiie in a dimisnl cotaliuon of the atumach and iu allied otwana. Hence, it enm "weak" lunirs, "wek" heart, "wk' uercea ami olht : funua of erxallel ereakneea. 1 hl heen tr.slel wltl, eatark of ISe womsvh Slvj hr-1 tnvible WTHel Ml U' u Mrre i,l , TVt. r.'w e. C'awn C en H.d l..r i I, we vtl.tce'. relpl. thee 1 u uk tit r r t..dt a MrA- Kl LH ir, u t en buttle. ew, brfm haleht U I eaVeil it, r-imts es.1 aow I wrtgh I le w tame. Meett ee.1 leel Uhr a ttH ita. I erB4 vuu nui, IKaaSa." Ir. I"iict's I'ieaaant IVelleu cure coa aUpaUun. mi B. I " J PHUOLOGIAN SOCIETY. Election of Officers Held Last Night Prof Washburn's Lecture. Tbs Pblliioglaos metlaat t igbt with a crowds I bouse. Keoiullous were delivered by Heineoway aod Wagoer. Current events were lumnied up by Oecar Rutoel and the extemporaneous address of the even log was given by O B Tout on the eutijwt, "The Oregon Legislature." Tbe principal eveut ol the evening waa an address by Prof F L Waab burn ef tbe University. His subject was, "Man aud Ape." Tbe Professor showed that tbe popuiar views of evo lution was not a correct one and that evolutionists do not bold tbat man was a direct descendant of tbe ape. Tbe lecture was Muelrated by a number of atareoplioaa views wblcb made plain a striking analogy between tbe pbyslologloalstruotureand fuootloo of tbe organs of man aud of ate. But lbs Froleseor left tbe bearers to draw their own oonoluslons whether or not they should adopt tbe theory of evo lution from wbat they bad seen and beard during tbe evening. Owing to tbe election ol offloers tbe debate was dispensed with. Tbe offloers elected for tbe ensuing term are: President, J A Qumber; Vlce Presldsnt, G OQoodall;Heoretary, Holt Btockton;AisltantMeo, OB Tout, Treat, W L Whittlesey; Censor, A Eaton; Editor, II B Denemore; Berg at Arms, A Hemenway. Beforeadjourument, the aoolety de cided to devote tbe next three mretlnga to mocK sessions of tbs Btate Legis lature. PSSiOSAL. Lee Walton went to HalM today. Representative L T Hsrris Is home. J A Waddle left for poiuts noitb tbls afternoon. Mies Lena Applegate la visltius; Jacksonville. Judge R 8 Bean returned to Salem thla afternoon. Mrs Green Berry Smith died st Coi vallla yesterday. Judge H R Klnoald went to Port land tbla afternoon. Mrs H V Johnson returned home to Junction this afteroon. Mm Tboe Barbre returned to her borne at Dexter tbia afternoon. Miss Pauline Hodea Is up from Port land on a visit wllb her parent. O H Holden, of Florenoe, arrived here from Roaeburg thin afternoon. Dallas Itemlzer: Aunt Jane Martin left Tuesday for her borne In Eugene. E L King, Poital telegraph operator at Albany, Is visiting bis toother In Eugene. Mr and Mrs J W Kays went I Roaeburg this afternoon for a fe daya" visit. Jos Brovmlee baa gone to MoMInn villa to accept the position of aaslttan agsut at the S f depot. I'orvallis Times: Mrs Sharpies, Eugene, arrived Wednejday for visit at ths Oatob borne. airs L, a Rowland returned this afternoon from a pleasant vielt at Ba lem, Oregon City and Portland. Atttorney H W Thompson arrived borne tbls afternoon from a few wesks visit to bis old borne In Wtwonsln. Prof E B Mr-Elroy went to Portland toaay. lie will attend the Myatlo snnne oonolave In thatolty tonight. Mrs Frof L-ive, nee Miss Dslsv Mo Slurry, and ohlld reurued to Riddle today after having vWted her parent here. C 8 Freeland, olvll engineer Oil lhA Mohawk branch of the S P RRwpnt w roruftoa on ttilt mornlDg'a eaxly klallUe Mrs J B Wlllonghby and Mrs Oeo N rraaer, Br, went to Junction tbls fter- noon to Install new officers of tbe W R V at tbat place. Society Item In Portland Teletrram mm v n neroe returned it, I. .Mk . r -i . from Eugene, where sbe visited her Barents, Mr and Mri B St John, n p in i . . v uimuuu woo na neen em. ployed In tbe Lucky Boy mine In the Blue River district, has returned to Eugene. He says tbe snow Is about three feet deep at tbe mine at present. Oreg n City Courier. Jan IS: Mini. a Rowland, of Eugenei wbo has been 'suing ner daughter. Mrs K H O.h. oert, ror tbs past montb, left on ber return trip yetterday. she will atnni uu a, rteuera. The Least Hair Casts a Shadow' A single droo of eolson blood will, unless checked in time, m,ke the whole imoare. Hood" s S&rs&p&rilU is the great leider in blood purifiers. a- CAsts ao jAaAwu, tvi Irings nruMw tml A.';h eVo n-try haotfwid. Cyspeptia-"K)r sir mcnlhsmvsvs- fmi ij out of orJtr mtA dysptpsU tnl tnrart Heat Spent bis of monry si tat tut KvJ" i SustpjuiU eartJ "se thoxthl." J09. S. ZaooA. Genoa, M. truption ' W atowvbtw ennv noru caustJ y tnm HxJ. And pAjuf. eUni' trtAhntnt ft3td to tentfti. Hxd's StntpAtJU removtJ thm and I am no hngtr tmoytd.- V. R. Hudson, AarVona. Pi. 3 focdS SaUotaltt Hswsl-. rillt . jr ttvr 11). ; tM trrtuttatt tt4 QUEEN ' VICTORIA WORSE. Cabinet Meeting on Account of Her Condition. FiailON' PaPEBS 0$T00. Special to tka Ql'AKD. aVaMBWeBwafl Washihuton, Jan 19. A Ore In tbe office of Attorney Stevens today des troyed papers and proofs In eighty thousand pension claims. The lots will fall on tbs claimants. THE SICK QUEEN. Special to the Onard. Osborne, England, Jan 19 Queen Victoria wai wrr-w at noon today. From that bour until three o'clock there baa been no change. CABINET MEETING. Special to Guard. London, Jan 19. A cabinet meeting will be held this afternoon to consider conditions srlsing from Queen Vic toria's probably fatal Illness. NEPHEW AND BON. Bpeelal to tne Qoiao. Bkblin, Jan. 19. Emperor William of Germany, grandson of Queen Vic torla, and tbe Duke of Connaugbt (Priace Albert) third son of tbequeen, sailed for Osborne txlay to att- nd the beside of the queen. THE CANAL TREAT V. Special to the Goasd, Washington, Jan. It It Is ex peoted by Wsshlngton official circles tbat England will return tbe Hay- Pauncefnrte Nicaragua canal treaty with unacceptable amendments. COMPLIMENT THE DEAD. Special to the Gaard, Washington, Jan. 19. The senate transacted no busincia today. Eulo gles were delivered on the life and character of the late Senator Grer, of I wa, after which the senate ad Journed. A BRAVE WOMAN. Miss Eaves, Formerly of Eugene, Has Her Say. S F Examiner, Jan 17. In the clauses today in Stanford uuiverslty some references were rmde by membere of the faculty to tbe situ. lion, but In peaeral a feeling of teni' perateness Is beginning to be noticed In wbat Is eald. There wss one exception n th Instanos of Profnwor Lucille Eaves fie history department. Sue spoke of Dr Howard's re'frement as an act utifortunaie Injustice that cannot help but bring Injury to the institution Professor Eaves was lecturing on tbe eatly history of Oregon- In clcaln her remarks Klin raid: "Bome of you ny scs raulw In what I bave said tbit morning, but my only apology It that I have for the mo ment forgntien the e irlier history of Oregon In thinking of the liter hie tory of California." Church Notices, MINISTERIAL UNION. Regular meeting Monday, Jan 21, at 1:45 p m, at tbe Congregational eburoh, HICHIIKCR, Preaching at 10:30 a m aud 7:30 n m Other services ss osu-l. W B Holincis Hi-: tr, Pastor, OPCBDRCH. Fftttohing services 10:30 and 7. Bun day sobool 11:30. Y P 8 CE, 6. Prayer- meeting, Thursday evening, 7 o'clock. J F Clayoomb, Pestor, CONoRXOATIONAL. Morning strvioe at 10:45. Evening service at 7 o'clo k. Sunday eohool at noon. Christian Endeavor at 0 o'clock, Mao H Wallace, Minister. v. B. CHURCH. Sunday school to a m; preaohlng at 1: Endeavor Society tpm; preaching ai7. I'rjyei oeetlug Thon-dev even Ing. J T Mskhill, Paittr. EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Sunday school and Bible class 10 . Morning prayer and servient 11, Evening, 7 o clock. D K Lovkrioob, Rootor. BAPTIST CHURCH. ounuay scnool at lu a m; morning worahln 11am; uhlect for dlsoourae. R. hirlon, Not Crtetl, But Character and tVnduot." B Y P U at 8 pm: evening wor tip 7 pm: sulj ct for dtecourse, ht.oc Breakrre," Prayer meeting on Thursday at 7 pm. All are cordially Invlt. J to theae service C Calvbkt SatooT, Pastor. CMRISTIAN CHURCH. r.'i Ighl Eva'igellst Llndxay will preach on "Hell and How to Shun t." Sunday at II a m, "Heaven and How to Win It " At S n m he will give an addiens to the children aui at :S0hiaeiitje,t will be Q leen E ther. Mouday evening 'h people of Eugene will have oi ottunlty to hear bis pop ular lecture, "The Souih oflVlay." Si-, clal music at each servloa. MttRTtiN L R'tSK. f FT I'RKSRVTRNIAN fllUacH. lienlarssrvics at 10:30 and 7.0': undai a-hoolUfi; JudIjt Endesvir ,t0:Y PSCKBO0. O t WecTieedey svenlna. Jan UrJ 8 o'clock the ltv W M Holt . 1) 1) III dellv. r at the chur -h bis lecture on "The CM. In Ch na." He will al-t I tll.sni lle nine anil At .1 IK. V M l'f Vssetnbly oa Wedoeedayl JotUiug. o Tkethem to -hiorrowj g g bajldwins g g Cold'Cure g Tablet NoBB 0 (cold In head) , A o NoCureNoPdVc 9 (.. lee rree sietsls BsSlsel J fa Msauel SeMela ass rreselMe .ex. Sold By Linn Drug Co SOCIAL OFFICIAL VISIT. Mrs Jessie Vert, Grand Matron of the Order of Eastern Star, paid tbe local lodge an offioial vUit last night. I a honor of tbe oocasioti the ladles gave a banquet wbicb wai largely attended by botb lady aud gentlemen members. All the good things imagt nable were bad and a very enjoyable evening was spent. Two candidates, Mr and Mrs J M Wood, were tultated Into ths order during tbe evening. DRAMATIC RECITAL. The dramatio recital given last night at tbe Flint Presbyterian church uuder tbe auspices of tbe Christian Endeavor society, by Miss A B Lute was not very largely attended. Those wh failed to hear It missed a rare treat. Miss Luse's Impersonations were In, deed very good aud Bhowed remarkabl, skill in tbat line. Music by tbe DO male Quartet loterspereed tbe dra matio selections. It will be lemembered by old res, idents tbat Miss Luce appeared In an entertainment at tbe M eburoh In Eugene 19 years ago. THE WOODMEN. Eugene Camp, Woodmen of the World, held a social session last mgbi after tbe regular meeting, tbe occasion being tbe visit to tbe camp of tbt initiation team and a few other mem bers of tbe Bpringnud camp. A sup per was given and a splendid hour or so of enjoyment waa spent by all Several candidates were Initiated, tbe work being done by the visiting team, Court Honse Items. Mortgage $300 CO Mortgage 46 60 Mortgage 200 00 Chattel mortgage 60 0 Satisfaction of mortgage 300 00 Satisfaction of moitage 150 00 REAL ESTATE TRANFBRS. Casper Rlckard et ux to F W Thorn 200 aores In tp 15 s r 4 w; f60O0. J I Jones et ux to B R Crutchlow 1 sore lntp20srSw, $10). W F Hemenway et ux to Booth- Kelly Lum Co land in tp 22 s r 2 $700. UO Miller ct ux to Booth-Kelly L,um Co 160 63 acres in tp 22 s r S w $500. PROBATE COURT In the matter of the guardianship of Minnie and Albert Fiwher tnlnorr. a MOMurry, guardian, files bond tor sals of real property. Bond approved, Weather Saeelal te Us Snird Portland, Jtn 19. Fair this after noon and tonight. Sunday threaten ing with probably rain or snow. Brals. To Salem. J C I.ong 4 Son Intend moving ineir 60 barrel at, am mill at Cottage Grove to Salem and have it bonaed In a suitable building In time tor tbe corning barveel. They do noi ask any bonus. They bave a firs Class lorllee engine and ur.t,,.H.t. msohlnery. r ttrg drove and Lane oounty b. tx.ee .'hen Uave. Cures Asthma Do you know what it is to have the asthma? Or have you ever seen one suffer with it f The hard struggle for air, the spasmodic breathing, the nights spent in the chair, all tell a story of terrible suffering. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral certainly cures asthma; also bronchitis, hoarseness, weak ungs, whooping-cough, croup, winter coughs, night coughs, and hard colds. Tkrtt sites : lic JOc, tl.SO. ;uer .na .. .,11 r iVtoVi" rr. oace. Attnm. t. 0. Area to. is s 4sJ a SS .All ixiliu vi Q I ICci Lti . A .' WUIOn.l l IS.IlIt.stl.ei, ..onthe,-, Charter Oak ZrJXi. GRANITE S. . SMOKE. Sgffi mm iin'w"-1 Mount Hood High Grade ioc Cigar . F. C. Potts Manufacturer- Your Opportunity Having purchased the stock of goods from T. L. Quiner formerly owned by A. V, and I. K Peters, I will close out the same Regardle-s of Cost In order to lay in a new and complete stock. Special bargains for the next thirty days. E. HATLOCK 9th Street, Eugene. ..Something New.. Day Cut order Carpets. Come and see Them. FREE! FREE!! TO BE n.TT7T?-r VI "it Ifc AWAY W A $35 Crescent Bicycle To be Presented to some Customer of the Eugene Soap Co, May A, 1901. We have issued Coupons worth 25 cents at any Grocery Store for Eugene Soap Co.'s Laundry Soap. Every purchaser of one of these Coupons is entitled to a chance for our premium offer of a Crescent Bicycle' to be awarded May 4, 1901. Every purchaser of four of these coupons will re ctuve frueof charge a 25 cent package of our Crown lohsh, which is the best polish ever placed on the market for cleaning and polishing; Windows, Glass ware. Copper, Tin, Brass, Zinc, Ci-ttery. etc. These Coupons can be hud only from our Solicitor or at our Factory. Our Solicitor will call on you shortly and we trust that you will avail yourself of this opportunity, not only of probably receiving a Bicycle lree of charge, but of helping to build up a Home In dustry. Help the good work along. EUGENE f OAP COMPANY. EjC.rr;, Oregon- LAKEGOUHTYBANX E'JCENE, ( r:c on. Ittse tis.e Is'tSSI. OK.,1 B.ekla th. Ceuat,. 8 u "ii .j i .ri ir til ..;r,rJi trintacUs on liionbla term. A. U. HOVEt.Preal.lent U U. HfLl.N, Caehler. B. U. HJ , . . . , ft Tiwtit Weca.e (k awtl .1 . & WARC-KI1CHEN UTENSILS. LONG 'TIS EASY WHEN YOU iiiiuii nuWj and where Io teenre hi-.h m,). n.ea aHl Honors, I,. t I he bet! Mil pin. -t at low ,.,-ces. Yoaw, rliYH.vs hnd the veiy ,;,oicet vin nc ireis. Euniuntiies,l:i1i,, "?. r,!ani""--nes, and everv. 'one in thebttble ;ne..with t.ie beat bottietnd hneit S.to, as well aa t.buiui old wlmkie.' a'e, porter and beer at, ' W. M. RENSHAW'S Eugenei Oregon, AT Henderson.., TO BE GIVEN AWAY EUGENE lm e Savings Bank Of F.ugene, Oregon. Paid t'p Casli C2? :-l - $50,000 Surplus 5,000 A QINtam BANKINO SUSINISS TB"S. aotco on ravosssLt tchms. Dra'is - rota en tbe prine'nl ettles el ts l nltftlfie, nl ,o e'.-ii-,) ii t ee. lulvresi l- ,.t or." Iterri-it t'frlB1 Dei o-il r Bn .,(. rte'eii rri. I. I ollit'f 1,-n-ive nnr nnim .ttentien. Ut antftorn.. a.Taiila boifht. W. I BUOMH, a - """'Wsat r.w. OSBUas. D. a. stisr. Vke Pre liee. W. . Bsosa. M Ci. sisr