Medford mail tribune., October 23, 1918, Page 6, Image 6

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MF.PFOTJP MATL TTUr.FXF. W.nFOTJD. OTCEfiON. WFpXF.SPAY. OrTOr.FT? 2.,. 10013
AGKSONCOUNTY
OVER TOP ALL
LIBERTY LOANS
Total of Over Two Million Dollars
Subscribed in Four Loans. Not
wlthslandino Which Bank Deposits
Show Increase Nea.-W 10.000
Bond Buyers Prove Patriotism.
Quota.
IJ9S.15S
JS1.671
1.86
17.620
IS. 500
11.360
9.944
9.9S6
9.750
4lli Uliertj- Loan
District.
Sledford
Ashland
Central Point
Jacksonville
Eagle I'oln!
Talent
Gold Kill
Butte Kails
Itogue Hlver
Amount.
J3S1.100
1S9.55A
33.150
36.300
13. SCO
14.750
11.600
' 10.000
, 11.450
Mr H K. Piatt K f H--t
II !' An.li-mon Mr. A Mrs. O.
J M. Kv Turpln
Mr. K N. WalklnsNWl SVII'V
liulv K.. Hr.-ka )! J W Mitel'
a K S'lr..Mi ' It. I.v.l'.ar.l
J V lr.s!.r I. I J.icn
Kiln 11 JVrWI V-..,l,r
V.;nnif B-titnRvr K. M.i.S
K II K.1'1 I. II. llh
V:u. suilry :tk Hull
(100
K.Mihvn Kost.T i ruljhiwlo
J. M. Mum A. Ha.-rU.'
1V..I fi. .l.nlMirc O K
I.ulv It Miliar t: S T.ut
i.k Kline lntii Kr:k.-n
Mrs. t' Ifrc I. M-,'.rmn-lc
Manna J. P r.- Kla It- SivK
Josi-l'lili.t' 11. Clark Paha K:i-
aaoo
r;ta iinwr'.r ti- r liur.i
v. K. I'rice A ItichmonJ
SiSO
C. W. AJ.1IIH V. O Talt
(400
Lulu 0ti
SSOO
E. S. llaf.r
taooo
T S J.Ana'.on Mr m r, B
t'uriMn'.frr
(5000
rhausr
I-uuiImt rtv
B. P. M. B. EKPLOTES
M. Mom:.iT.,-ry ( ! . I';att
A. T Noth . I. Kr-
M M Stein J'l V. I. Smith
Will'k liO K T.iior
.1 V K.Uvanl. !" v E Hus-U
A. Alien 10 "u.an Wilaon
i A. Wheclrr 100
r. a b. b. m. xarpLOTES
C. W. Neilson 1 3 '0 1. Slout
r. J. Newport 10 . Cur
C. A. Bacon 50 '. J. Vaughn
C. S Stout 50
FLU SUFFERERSrHS-
Terjtiise (if tht !;in;e nr.inl-r o( j
entv of t--kiiev in thi' t-itv. air.io! ,
nil Irum iufl.K'nra nr hi cripue' anl J
vm'uuuinia. whit-hevt-r the nttt'm'.iru; ! -
iiKvifinii nr,'r t. t-tiM it. iinil tlie'ln
ner anv tinnier tu ot!ur :enntf or
visitor, it was Minted th: noon.
: While the death of '-Villiitm linr
! uum was uriimtrilv tine to imev.mo-
nia. vliirh Heveltiiietl from tin nttait-k
influenia. the death of Mr. MeAr
tlmr U not attributed to intltienrn.
hut to hront-lutis .eoninhfations. He
to bronchitis attark
went fihinir nnd trot
liieh hrotttrht on another
attat-k from iiiich he ste;'.iitlv trrew
Jwore until his death.
"If local military commanders tlls
acree with the civil authorities, the
decision must be reached by the
highest commander, who will not be
able to promulgate any decision to
which aisrtement is not Riven by my
self or my representative, namely.
Secretary of State Croeber.
"Care will be taken that the state
of siege Is maintained in the spirit
in which 1 assumed the functions of
the government and in which I am
resolved to discharge them."
PLANS DEFENSIVE WARFARE.
(Continued from page one.)
Germany must be conouered be-
fact that Ihere were two deaths e-: 'ore 'he Idea! league oi nations could !
tt niav nt the Sacred ll. iirt h -i.ital be realized, but ne continued wne n-,
of Itanium Ai.arv.mnts re llt:i-.s. , er the next few dajs or weiks shall j
more iir-lie rvsnlntioas to saiecitan! to fiPht cn. or open the way:
the nahiic hea th ami prevent 1 he; to peace, there Is no doubt we arej
spread of the epidemic, are beins; put now "ual to the task of either war.
into effect hv Mavor (iates. or. peace by carrying out tbe govern-
. Hecinmii to iav. hv his order-, a 1 ment's program and definitely break-!
J'1? !.! ,,..1 ;,.n ..11 n o.-h imn'nl : lux away from the old system." 1
100; the w.irninu uords: "Conla"ious. lu- Heforms IHllsd
100 1 fh.incia." w.il he' placed on eerv
house where it is known there U one
J"! or more persons ill with influenza or
HAIG DRIVES SALIENT.
(Continued from page one.)
to ; severe in enure, nna ecrv roomtiia
or apartment h.iuse or private nome
The imperial chancellor then d's-j
cussed electoral and parliamentary j
reform. He cited bills before me
reichstag. one of which enables mem
bers of the house to enter the gov-
J571.704 6:9.450
With $633,450 subscribed to the
Fourth Liberty loan. Jackson county
ll well over the top. Ita quota was
Jt." 1.704. Every district In the coun
ty filled Its quota and most of them
went over, the county being 110 per
cent of Its quota.
Jackson county's subscription to
all liberty loans now totals I1.040.
400, the number of subscribers total
IIBK 9i6.
The Increased public Interest uj
the liberty loans Is snown oy tne in
creased subscription and number of
mbscribera. For the first loan. 4S9
subscribers purchased $226,100; -In
tho second losrt. the subscribers In
creased to 192S. and the amount
purchased to $609,350: the third!
lorn showed 3350 subscribers, taking
1596.650. the decrease in amount
JU lo the fact that the Medford
bin a did not take any bonds, tho
tin y were large purchasers in the
first two Issues. The fourth loan In
creased the number of bond buyers
lo 5799 and the amount of bonds to
$629,450. only one Medford bank be
ing among the subscribers.
Ilcmarkablr Venture
Another remarkable feature of tho
hand campaigns Is the fart that altho
it was predicted that as none of the
war expenditures were made In
southern Oregon tod all of the money
m sent out of the country, the
banks would be drained of their de
pcaits. the banks have not been ma
tor ally affected. The deposits of
l! Mdforl banks at the time of the
flrtt loaa In April. 1917. were $1.
944. t and at the time of the four:h
lcsn. 191S. were IJ.U9.3S6. a sain
In deposits of nearly $J50."0 de
i!i the withdrawal of $7 10. for
li'jerty bond purchases In the inter
val, and i large amoant for war sav
ings stamps sod Ked Cross and other
wir funds.
Ta story of the bjad purchijes in
detail follows:
fltwt Ubcwjr laasi
Town No. Subscribers. Amount.
EaOLB foixt
(IS
W. It. Johnson
(10 x
. U Johnson M'-x Matthews
(S o
tleo. Brown it sVna
(S
C. Ialey
J. C llrtnrah
James Jor.lan
Jackson County
1. 1- ilra.lsl-.aw
Itobt. A. Nelll
J. V M.-1-tcre
J il Wilfiey
Wm Perry
J B llarrali
m :s
Mr S H Holmes
II l! Myers
Kl t'Ult.'n
I. P Tiiark.r
(lua Nleh.ils
Mr. I'r.-.! IVIouie
J. hi: I'-'eer
Mr John ItA.ler
Walter V o.vl .'i
lt E. Tucker N
(SO
J p Celh'rtno.l A fl
N W. stlcs-r Ne'.t
V. U t'h'lei- lu J. 1.
t"h J Kafer J 1'
I. CM!ldrethk
UtieT Jacks
(4 00
U It I'atlrlek
(300
Von tier llellen
Hardware Co.
(a so
(300
. acid i M E.
On! ca Je
(ISO
(100
il P ilalt.1.- '
Wiyn:..' lUictnsn
tl.o It Br. am
K. H"-!.-..
J II. Krencll
It A WVi.lman
C K ItelKios
B II Brofhy
A. H. Thompson
Jol.n Ih.war.l
.tack Hieksm
N gren Bros.
I wchere there had been a known case i ernment without resigning and an
!in intl uniu. will be thorouL-hlv furui- ' 'her proposing a change in the laws
'trited. : regarding tho responsibility of the
j Xot I'uvortvl bj Itoctuni j chancellor. He continued:
I Citv Ihnlth (f liter I'ickel is not; 'Deputies will take part in the d:r
1 in favor of ir.inran'.iniiur homes or ' ection of imperial policy and In the
! fumiuntinir. h.il.luiL- tlint it is tinuec- . name of the chancellor will be re
esarv. Hi insists tlust there is vorv : sponsible without being ministers.
I htlV ii anv ii.l1:unu in the v ami ; Thus a new way is opened for arriv-nm-tof
the s,, knes evn-i-t- f ins at responsible conduct of imper
Slu irripiw r bw.l ooltl- -Mo-t ot the! ial affairs the parliamentary way.
I other i-hv-u'iitns nnit'e-i to hol.I t'.iel "We are convinced that it will sup-
hbut Ir. I'hurits T. Sweenev is the
! ply. not only the government, but
:ndirec:!y parliament, with precious
, forces fio:n the people whioli have
hitherto not ba util-ied."
i Prince Maximilian said he hoped
soon to announce results of prelim
inary negotiations to obtain a legal
: extension of the chancellor's respon
sibility, to be secured by the forma
tion of a state tribunal.
j-..t i. K a f r
Ktv.l Tutton
'V I). ltU-rts
..in l a Utt-rls
Mik Sill-v Jr.
.! K Krhw
JulU V SuXWy
ll. A. MO'T
r
K H-ti
1 n;u-! tr-t
i oulv ihv.''ian who is heartilv eu-i-p-;erat:in:
with him in teua to prevent
Jtne lread the epulfmit. whiUt-ver
' it U. that h; s aued o mnch iKne-;
in ti:e citv. Mi-s M. Orail. the p.:llu
j htalth nttre is uho c-oirat.!:
1 with the mavor.
I iSinee the prv-irnt epidemic et in
'the dm-tors if the citv have ue-n To Keep Alsacewlwmine
rushed niu'lit and ('av taking t-are ot i "The new system." he said, "in-'pHtit-nts
land the dniL-ci-ts have hwn volves. as a natural consequence, a
duini; a ruh buinvs in filling pre-! new mode of government in Alsace
j scriplions and Bellini varu j me.ii- ; Lorraine.
oines. j The chancellor declared it was the
1 Public Xurso Helps aim of him5elf and his colleagues to
! Health Nur-e Mefirail hns been establish the political authority of
j busy dav and ninht kn-kinj nllirjthe German people,
j eases thnui-jhout the eitv. m a nnm-j The chancellor said that individual
j her of instances aetina as mire and members of the government at first
; nhvsU'ian. She declare there arej had different standpoints, but now
1 11 nn.- o-i.w a" Id tl il.ii. T -t thr,'l"llil'll harl Kian hi11ls7St PiftrP tn?ithr
I the citv and that more dr:.;ic auas- i "The German people have Ions!
V.1" , rmri I ures should be taken to prevent U-iteen in the saddle," he said. "Now
sirraa. .um'u ir;ue aa iwn uimc- i u is 10 riae.
W. iJrov,
Mrtm
J. M. N
It A. Wstnl
V J Ayr!
Nick Wuintc
Au.lle-y M,'V,t
V. S ("Vir-tifv
T I Karlow
Mrs T L l"itr!.w
British troops again are storming
the German defenses west of Mau
beuge. The new attack, launched
early today beiween Soicsmes and
LeCateau. is reported to be making
good progress.
Field Marshal Haig Is increasing
also the'menace to Valenciennes,
thru tho western suburbs of which
t!.e Pr't'sh are fighting. North or
Valencifnr.es t.e c'.y has been out
flanked by the capture of Bruary. It
is not proba'e the Germans will be
able to ho'd out In Valenciennes
much lo..eer and once the Scheldt is
crossed here the British will be in
position to threaten seriously both
Mons and .Vauoeuse.
Closing In on Tournai
Between LeCateau and Solesmes
the British ar- on the high ground
east of the Selle river and it is
from this favorable position today's
attack was begun. The Germuti re
sistance here has been bitter n the
line is vital to tho security of the
German defenses over a wide front
to the south and aotithiwht.
In Boiithwt;mern Itelgium tho Brit
ish continue to close in on Tournal.
North of the town they havo forced a
crossing of the Scheldt whllo on the
south they have reached the western
bank of the river on a four-mile front
from Bruylles to Bleharie.
South of LeCateau the enemy in
resisting stubbornly French attempts
to cross the Serre river and take in
the rear the German positions east
of the Oise. South of the railroad
junction of Montcornet the French
have made progress between Nizy-le-Comte
and I-eThour.
Americans Victors
WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY
NORTH WK ST OP VERDUN. Tues-
1 day, Oct. 22. ( By Associated Press)
In the face of stubborn resistance
j American forces today cleaned up
; Bofs de Foret, west of Brleulles. cap
; turihg 75 prisoners. The fight be
j Kan a week ago and has been one of
i the most stubborn since the begin
j nlng of the Meuse-Argonne offensive,
j The Americans at times fell back
I under terrific pressure and then
I rushed forward with all their might.
; On Monday they reached the line
j crossing the northern half of the
j wood and completed their task to
1 day. The clearing up of this olace
; endangers the commanding positions!
. of the Germans to the north.
"Gets It," a Liberty
Bottle for Corns!
There's Only One Genuine "Corn-
Peelei' -Tliflt s "tfett-it."
Ever peel a banana? That's the
way "OetB-It" peels off corns. Jfa
tho only corn treatment that will.
"Get U "Js a guAranteo that you
Van
Minnie J-.
A H t(:'.r
St--r sui
on nti i-idcs far the spUmhd bu work "Our Urst and last thought,
1
REE CHEEK RiPLETS
Ashiaad -
rectrwl Point
Eae'.e Folnt
lio d Hill
Jacksonville ..
Medford
Kciie River
THect
Tola!
i
1 T it
(.000 I
i.r
10.ee I
joo I
J. f'.tlle preached at the sefcool
house Sunday marninit on "The Sut
ficiency of Cod.'' There will be an
all dav) meetinc as:n Sunday. Xo
vember'srd, Amonit the jtod things
of the day will be a short temperance
precrm. Rev. Stille will pra?h
both In the forenoon and afternoon
-dr. Earl Hcardorff whj !s vrincl
pi of the Kas Polt school, with
his wife and son vifited at H Vat
kirs' for a few days last week.
Mr. rearvloff and
Sundav school and prta.-hing at
Rerse creek Sunday.
the
e hns luvn uuii. s:a.e so much ; chancellor continued, "is for the
kne?-.s set in. te has several . brave men who are defesdinc, theni-
ho:e in ch:n:e in which a nurcber selves against superior forces and
oi nifi.ler o: liie f itmilv are down ivhom we must dernd against unjust
with the id:. cue. an ,1 states that iw-; charges. No one must think he can
itnelv th:it a n. B'.hcro' them are real attack our army without also at'.ack
inil'ienja ncses. ! ing the honor of our people.
' Kol ov. ni' the rvc-.oval of Mr. and 1 ity for Sclicrs
Mr. Vii:inm Farmitu and chi'd anvil "Tue lot of our soldiers today is
Jo'.in V. Arthur from the BarnuK j terr;b:- hard. Tr-ey fight with aui'.
aisirtaients to ihe S.i.-r.u Heart hos-1 elv for the horae'.and and with their
MWii. where Mr. ileArihur died v- Tininds fixeJ on peace, and they hold
lerdav and M- Harnum this irorn- j their ground. We trust and thank
inc. Mi-s Mctinil teok hold of the them. We cry to them: The home
siutiitton in the tif.trtment l.u;U'::nsr. -1B j ;: not abandon you. What
and tseiit.d M:s lVurt HartK. H'
4 liii.K J
tienwHl libretj Lawtsi
To X Sib'rs A!t.
AshUnd li::.5
Uatt Falls :.
Ceatral Toiat 1S 49.100
S(t FJtct . J
. d it tn .. J
Xcdtcvrd le:. 4i.
r.ctae'Ktrer . II
Tant i: J1.
Total !: tse.N4
Toird 1 jNrrty l.exaa
Town X Sa'rs Aal.
Pet.
i:4
Jl :
1J4,
!
in
v
l'i
a:,
r,1
too want, what :t can s.ve in men.
tf...:,i o ithe at-rti::ents. u ho ;s oiute material and food, lhai yoa shall
l'i with tbe infl'tenta or tn era have.' "
Several other rei!er.! of the tr!- j The eraord:r.ary war-tines mea-
n':Cnts are ill and he .lisO at'.MStHi l::! . .urea Iha chane:'nr en'ained ro-.lld
i! attended heittd out in their case. 'not vet be dispensed witi but they
Kumtrate Apartments ) could be carried out only by the
While aMvor Rate wr.s h-.ntini? chancellor wha would be re'pon:b
J. T. Robertson's fcsve moved to j-j-j f,,r 0T(. , ne fcr.xoor. to 'he reichstag for their app'.ication
th. Hamilton ranch wa:.-h they have JO :-.AX.sllt, t'e Rirr. a:.;arta:en!s.
he :e.irr.ed that Mi M Gra::. who has
apartcr.ts m the fcittM:a. ct her ,iwr.
acord was u-t a:.i..t to ber:n thor
ouchiv fuuutatir.j the structure.
Ait of the sick tn the arsrlTurn:'
hae ben :so!a:ei and the buii.r.tr
.'..-i o t'l.t t-ere is r-i l.n-'
rented lor the coar.ng year.
Mrs !avis of TVry visited Mrs
Vestal Saturday night and attended
Susiay sch'Ooh
Mr. Cranda'.l and fixity vLited at '
Pert Ciarro's Sunday after Sunday
school
"His majesty's decrees whi'h I an-
nounced receatiy now have been is-
sued." he went oa. "They coaoerni
not only the cer.sorship. the right of;
public meeting ar.d restrictions cn
personal liberty, "rut have to do with
economic, soc:a'. and political ctaf-
Ash.-3d :
Butte rr.f T.tOO 1T5
mrai ro.at :it u;
Esc P-.-iat . T5 14 4 j '.:
co'd H::i . . i4 i 4 ::
Jacksot1; ! ;t".'iv -' " ;
Medford. 11 si
Keie Kner il 1 : "
Taieat ... 1 . :4.; Jit j
To:a! - :j.-'V i: m :.-4
liMarth lalrrt) laaa
Towa. N :: rs Am: Pet i
Ah:aai .. .i::j h i i
Siae ;; : i ;.- s i
Ceetra! ro:tt ;-t f. .1 s 1
:ac Po at ' .' ; ' :e ''
oe.d i!'.:; t's 1 ' 1 '"
Ja.-vsoa :i.e f '. ' ." v :(T
Medf?-d ::.; : !
lUxse Rtver . ! 4 1 '. 4 : 1 u:
Ttleat W4 14.TSr 1:
Total ?: : ' ' i'. 1 '
TS1 Ijlsect? 1xaa
TXstrl- No Sub rs
Ash'.aal i"4-"
Batte ra'.'s 1
Ceatra! Point S"
:a!e Pe nt I 4
o!d Hill
Jasksoj)::e 4t
laedford . . 4"i
ftogae Kiver !
Ta etat - . i
sif t
, : t
14 4.
. !."
51 I1
J.4!
Critical Tas tes are bo
pleased and satisfied with the
aroma and flavor of Posium.
It goes without sayjng that its
healthful and nourishing quali
ties far outclass those or coffee
and tea.
Pestum conriej; in xnvo forms:
Pcsium Cereal, which must. be boiled,
and Instant Pestum, made in ihe cup
in a moment. They are equally delicious
and the cost per cup is about the same
Decidedly
"There's a Reason" for
Total
Te foi.o.a subsvr;-
o acnio-f ? r-rb!..'e 1
$se
r r - :t t vA-
Via A IVI
lull K. "
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a we:e;'
1 ,:t I vom.. 1
1 s ' c I
iv 1 y J
tr . e - 'I a - -U I
AISm s,-jaa
mm.
TV M
mm
,a .
AMERICA'S HOWE SHOE POLISii
vJ-c SAME pi
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Ja- .1
VA
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, hi
I -.r,
Mi
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1 1 j I ' i" !
I ARGE quantities of SiiirWiA are pur
chased by the Govennneat to be ecH
to the Soldier3 and Sailors.
"We aim to make SmoiA cost the men
serving their country and the public
back of the men, as little as possible.
War conditions turn men's heads to
profit making.' We believe friends
and users are more valuable than the
profit of the moment That is -why
you can buy cShwoiA at the same price
as always.
BLACK TAN - WHITE - RED - BROWN
t if -
riiTnitTaw'
PRICE AS ALWAYS
TEN CENTS
Jiw.- I
11 v
CASH AND CARRY
Is a Fair Eeil to Eurer ar.d Selier. Profit by these
Special Prices
THIS WEEK AT THE TRUAX STORE.
. ' : f .-.:r
r-.ff.-. . -An
K.-.:: s 1 k;
S-l k. ' k-.x
WU-nt. j
S- t' .-:r w;i,.'..
S2.S0
75c
- S5c
12c
23c
10c
Fair TV" i ; nd Courteous Treatment Always.
THE TRUAX CO.
C27 East Ztlaia. Medford
No More tuccuM for Com or Cont-Paiat Now!
won't finally have to souse, pick,
jerk or cut out your corns. If you
want the pleasure of getting rid
of a corn, be sure to get 'Gets
IL" It is its wonderful formula
that has made 'Gets-It" the corn
marvel that it is, used by more
millions than any otlur corn treat
ment on earth. A ft-nr drops on any
corn or callus, that's zL It can't
stic k. It is painless, eases pain.
You can kick your 'corny" feet
around, even in tipht shoes, and your
corns won't crucify you. You can
go ahead and work, dance, live, love
and !aueh as though without corns.
Vets-It," the guaranteed, money
back corn-remover, the only sure
way. cots but a trine at any drug store.
M I VI by I-., I-n rente at Co, Chlcagu, IU.
Sold in Meaford cdQ recommeaded
as the World's Best Corn Remedy by
Leon B. Hasklns and Medford Pharmacy.
i
j
Better Get That
Safety Deposit
Box Now
YOU'VE i.r.l.aby
aildi'd more Liberty
(inds iu-.yuur collci.
tion ami if they are
coupon bonds it
means ton miu-h mon
ey lyin.? 'round loose.
For a few dollai-s a
year you can rent one
of those Safe Deposit
lioxes here at the
First National Bank
and irive your mind
a little relief from
anxiety.
Wm. G. Tait, President
NATIONAL
SANK J
TOR SAliE at the
Monarch Seed & Feed Co.
lied Soed Oats. irav Winter
Oats. live. Yet eh "and Al
falfa Seed.
GIM CHXTNO
China Herb Btort
Herb cure nr yaracne. haadacha.
caiarrah. Uiptheria, aore throat,
laag trouble, khlmj trouble, stomach
trouble, bean trouble, chills tad f-
er, craxps, coughs, poor tlrculation.
! carbacl. tutors, cracked breav.
j cur all klada of eoltera. XO OP-
.! ERiTlOVS.
Jledford. Oresrcm, Jao IS. 117
to whom it ::ay COXCERN:
This Is to certifr that I. the on
dfrsirned. had Terr eerere etoaach
trouble aad had twn bothered for
several rears and last A-isus ws "
eiperted to Hie. and fcearlns of Glm
Chuag (hos Herb Sfcore U at !ll
South Froct street, Xledtord) I de
cided to fe herbs for lay noniach
trouble, asd I ttorted to feei'.og bet-
ter as sooa as I used them and todaT
3 ell man and caa fcrt'-r re--oain-.end
ar.yooe afr.'.otvj a. 1 vas to
s Glm Chang and try his Kerb.
(S caedi W. R. JOHNSON.
Witaessee:
M. A. Andersen. Vedford
S. B. Horses, title Potnt,
Wn. Le'aris. raile Polat (
W. L. ChUdreth. Easle Point,
C. E. Moore, Easle Point.
3. V. Vclnt.Tre, Eajle Point,
Geo B. Von der Hellea. Kawtle Point.
Tbcs. E NK-hols. Facie Potnt.
Frhlaj, June ilh. War Sariexs Par