T illamook
headlight , augus ? 5, 1009.
and the different kinds of powder used.
PROFITABLE DAIRY­
INGIN TILLAMOOK.
YOUR EYES !
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Stop and think about your eyes.
They often pain
you a little. You simply give them a rest and you are re­
lieved. But they ought not to pain you with ordinary
use. There is something wrong.
Let me test them. I
make no charge for that and if you need glasses or if it
comes from some other cause I will tell you.
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DR. Henry E. Morris. Eye Specialist.
DAIR YMEN S PARADISE
Plenty of Cheap Feed, Beauti­
ful Climate—No Crop Fail­
ures, Intense Heat, or
Severe Cold.
At Jenkins’ Jewelry Store, Tillamook, Ore.
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A List of Big Checks Paid
the Dairymen for Milk for
May at Co-Operatives.
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After a preliminary, and very instruc
live talk on tbn various kinds of powder
and cartridges
used,
the CuptHÍll
—
RED CLOVER CREAMERY CO.
Using a
Following is a list of some names and proceeded
------ --- to demonstrate.
the amount of checks f>>r their tnilk paid Rrmington auto-lcading riff« »booting
shot **
at
______ .
’ he “
/ ■*"*-
first
by the Red Clover Creamery Company 30 30 cartridges,
for the month of May, being the patrons piece» of brick throw» in the air and the
of that factory who received over $200, piece» were reduced Io powder. He
of which Mrs Ida M Quick is secretary; ■hot at a quart tin can filled with water
'•Vvss Bros, and Lindholt...... ....... $347 38 and waled, thrown in the air, and the
Joseph Dnrrer................................... 525 12 bullet »truck Che can square iu tlie end
A. G. Beals and Lock wood ......... 548 75 and reduced it to a scrap of tin, while
V Holden............................................ 4“8 97
G Haiinrnkrat..... .......................... 354 08 the water disappeared iu thin vapcr.
Mrs Jessie Em burn........................ 250 36 Some pieces of boiler plate about an inch
F Balmer............................................ 270 56 and a half square and a quarter of an
|. Baumgartner................................. 256 81 inch thick, thrown into llie air. and the
(Jus Goeres........................................ 467.48
30 30 bullets bored clean holes through
F. Strueby, F Balmer, L Johnson, E
them as though they were putty. With
Bush and T. Gaechttr had a lest of 4 per
a 32 20 semi smokeless cartridge, using
I cent.
Checks above $200 fur the month of a Stevens Ideal Rifle, he did some pretty
work in reflection shooting, and with
June :
the use of a small mirror, hit objects
$330
68
Wyss Bros, and Lindholt......
|os»-ph Durter............................ ..... 573 67 without looking at them, holding the
A. G Bralsand Lockwood.... ..... 550 83 gun in many different positions. He thru
V Holden...................................... ..... 388.59 gave a demonstration with a 22-calibre
G. Hann^nkrat.......................... ..... 368 91 rifle, using cartridges which he had
Mis |esi»ie Emhuin................... .... 228 07
F. Baimrr...................................... ..... 253 83 bought in town at different stores. This
J Bauin^ni tner......................... .. . 242 80 was the most wonderful work he did
Gus G»»eres.................................. .... 467 15 and best »honed his lemnrkable skill us
The hieh. »t tests h»r June butter fat a inarksinan
Little bits of brick as
were : S. V. Anderson. Brule & Lnck. small as the end ol your thumb, slot
wood. Edwin Hannenkrat and J. Hunt.
machine alugs, pennies and all sorts ol
p'"--------------7”
4.1); E Bush. V Holden, T. G ieehter I ................
, ,
little things like that were thrown into
...
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,
and J. Baumgartner. 4 I ; L Johnson, i
i th« air and the unerring marksman hit
M. Chance and F Balmer, 4.2. ,
,
1 every one oi them and seut them singing
J
The price paid for butter fat lor June i
\ into space.
was 33.54 cents.
To show the cleanliness of the Peters
' semi smokeless cartridge, the captain
JOE IUUINGSWORTH,
Dealer in
Cigars and Tobaeco,
Candy, Fruit, Nuts, ete.
Frank Hadley’» Old Stand.
KESTOKAT1ON TO ENTRY OP~77iT
IN NATIONAL FO kfs I LANl»
Not ICS I. HMBSBvGivax —That the l.-a ,
described below, embracing Ho acre, a P?11
tile Siu.law National Forest, Oregon ’•
be subject to settlement and entrv ¿Ji111
the provisions of the homestead nr
of the United States and the
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June tl. 1UOB (3T Stat., 233,
‘ .5'
United States band Office at Fortlan l
,on. on Auxusr to. 1900. Anv settler a?’
was actually and in good faith elaimin.l^0
of said lands for unricultural pun.,,,.,
to January 1st, 19oB. and
doned same, has a preference right to
,
a home.tead entry lor the land» actusn!
occupied, said lands were listed upon tV
application» of the person» mention«!
low. who have a preference right
.
the prior right of any such settler. proVJtl?
such settler or applicant is qualitietl to mil
homestead entry and the preference rich. •
exercised prior to August 10th lOoo ’
which date the lands will be »ubieet
settlement and entry by anv oualitlrd
son. The lands are as follows ■ Thex£T
of Ne 'i, the 8 H of Nw 1» oi SeK See hi
AS. K. 10 W . W.M. listed upon the ar.nr
cation of A P. Gardner of Beaver Or«o>
Fred Dennett, Commissioner of tliel'.-nX.
Land Office. Approved May 21st
Frank Pierce, Fust Assistant becretar/ir
the Interior. ____
y 01
Tillamook County has the reputation
of bring the “Dairymen’s Paradise.’’ and
if an ideal dairy ing country, warm, mild
climate, green feed, cheap feed and big
monll.lv checks have anything to do
It’s astonishing how many fine watches are ruined
with giving the county that title, it is
each year by being placed in the hauds of poor and inex- kA justly
entitled to that honor, for severe
V’ peiienced workmen for repairs. A slight oversight on
heat, intense cold, blizzards, cyclones or
V* their pa t often causes an unnoticeable grinding and
crop failures are unknown in Tillamook
Notice of Appointment of Admin-
V* clicking that will wear out the best movement in a short
atrator.
County. This is but a brief description
N otice im H kkkby G iven .—That tht un-
time. Whv tun these chances? Leave your repairing
of the dairying conditions in Tillamook
dersigned has been duly appointed admin-
Htrator of the Estate of ALBERT A. FORD
V* in our hands and you will get all loug experience and
c«»untv, but our object is tn show the
deceased, by the County Court of Oregon,
price paid for butter fat for themonfh of
V* honesty can give.
for Tillamook County, Now, therefore, ail
persons having claims against said estate,
June and the amounts some of the dairy
are hereby required to prtse it them to me at
men receive»! for their milk that month.
Tillamook City, in Tillamook County, Ore-
gon. with proper vouchers, on or before six
Rplinlllp .Tpu/plpr V* which giv« the count, H large monthly
months from the date hereof.
Dated at Tillamook, Oregon, June 14th,
p-tv roll from dairying. A few of the
1909.
large« Check, ar.: E and E Mnr-.lf.
K. G. FORD.
Administrator of the Estate' of
$815 31 i Mrs. Donaldson. $8<»0 48 ;
Albert A. Ford, deceased. '
—---------------------------------------------------------------- Harrison & Blaser, $796 79 ; Neilson
E iitorial Snap Shots.
about in the steamship transportation, and Brant, $588 14 ; B H Hathaway, A CLEVER MAN WITH A
bred two hundred shots from a 22 calibre
thus putting a stop to exorbitant freight $574 09 ; Wyss Bros., $570 48; Hunt
rifle without cleaning or stopping only
RIFLE.
Turner s Leaflet is like a sheet thnt rates and gave a better boat service rs and Knight, $525 41 ; Joseph Durrer,
long enough to fill the magazine and
has a lot of cranky political wheels that well Now there is competition with the $57.3 67; A. G. Beals and Lock wood,
Captain Bartlett Does Some when the two hundred shots bad been
are run in a cranky, crazy fashion.
railroads building into Tillamook, and it $550.83
bred lhegun was ns clean as though
When you want a quick cure without
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Remarkable Stunts.
is a dr bateable question whether tie
Below we give the price of butter fat,
any loss ol time, and one that is followed
not more than one shot had been fired.
Gamblers are dishonest, treacherous
steam or electric road will be in opera­ etc., and the amount of the checks paid
Captain G E Bartlett came io on
by no bad results, use
The demonstration concluded with an
rogues. And we have had a good many tion first. All this shows, although
_ it | for June milk at the co operative asso Wednesday, and is giving a demonstra­
ol that class in Tillamook, but they are took years to bring about, that healthy
exhibition of shotgun shooting nt which
ciations, of which Cail Haberlach is the tion this afternoon, showing that he is a
nut so numerous as they used to be.
competition is a good thing for the peo­ secretary. The checks are those above crack shot. This is what the Mountain the captain showed himself to lie as
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expert as with a rifle. He filled the
ple and the l»est thing fur the cutmty, $200.,
View Leader says <»f him:
Help boost Tillamook ’ Knockers and
magazine of a Remington auto-loading
which should make every Tillamookcr
Butter Pounds
Captain
George
E
Bartlett.
ex-United
mossbacks can stand in the background
It never fails and is pleasant to take.
fat.
milk.
Valqe States ma'shal and scout, known among gun with mixed shells of semi-smokeless
shout for joy that these and other mo­
and watch Tillamook grow now that a
It is equally valuable for children. It is
Maple Leaf....... 35 2 .. 638,137 .. $9,549
and
different
grades
of
nitro
powders,
nopoly concerns can no longer draw Tillamook Cry. 34 6 .. 661.459 .. 9.763 the Sioux Indians of the Dakooas as
famous for its cures over a large part of
boosting spirit predominates oyer the
blood money from the people.
Fairview Dairy 36 0 .. 551.131 .. 8 3<>81 •' Wounded Knee,” whs shooting up Che and shot at tin cans and other objects the civilized world.
knocking habit.
both stationary and thrown into the air-
South Prairie... 36 4 .. 313,631 .. 4 806
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A tin can thrown into the air had all the
At this season of the year it behoovet Three Rivers ... 34 5 .. 281,878 .. 4,245
Delightful, bright, cool weather in Till­
Clover Leaf..... 36 5 .. 263.810 .. 4,10'2
shots in the magazine emptied into it
amook. There is no sweltering, t.opical everybody to he careful in setting out Ocean Park...... 34.2 .. 161,061 .. 2.391
fire, for most of us know what great Mrda .................
before it got a chance to “light.’’
35 0 .. 148,229 .. 2.268
heat in this county, and for that reason
excitement was caused a few years ago El vood ............. 36 0 .. 141.799 .. 2.129
As deputy United States Marshal
people flock here every summer to enjoy
in this county when some careless him- | East Beaver ... 32 5 .. 101.628 .. 1.542
Captain Bartlett had a bght with a bad
YOU LOOK FOR T.OUBLE
our lieautifiil weather—mo intense heat
• ers left a fire in the timber ami w hit b Pleasant Valley 35 0 .. 85,582 .. 1.298
If
you obtain a Firearm o! doub.-
gnng ol hoise thieves in 1883 in Dakota,
in the summer or severe cold in winter.
Meli.deni............. — .. 200,000 .. 2.910
resulted in a seiions conflagration and a /Xlder Vale....... — .. 97.499 .. 1.500
ful qu lilj
and in the scrimmage he was shot in the
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knee Afterwards he conducted a trad-
618
The article on "Profitable Dairying in great loss to the timber owners, hut it Netarts............... — .. 42.667 ..
The experienced Hunter's and
645
Tillamook” should prove good advertis­ also resulted in a serious menace to nil J ack son-Sa ling — .. 43.140..
ing store near the Pine Ridge Agency
Marksman s Ideal
Is a reliable, unerring ST EVINS
ing matter, lor it shows conclusively that farm ami city property. Therefore, il >s
and the Indians gave him the name of
Total..
3,731,651 $56,104
this county conies "near being ‘the imperative that the utmost precautb n
‘Wounded Knee" on account of his
FINDOUT WHY
THKhli RIVERS.
by ehooting our popular
* Dairymen's Pradise.” Send this week's be taken the next two months to pre­
slight limp, the result of his wound.
A. Anderson .................................... $299 22
Headlight to your friends and help^boost vent forest fires, for there is no tcllii g G. W. Bodyfelt ............................ . 217 05
Personally the captain is a most interest­
what loss of life and property may result Bd wards & Hill ............................ 264- 58
Tillamook County.
ing gentleman and has a rich fund of
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alter a forest fire gets fairly underweigh. N. P. Hansen.................................... 342 62
historical knowledge ol much value. He
The fellows who keep complaining, It is the careless hunters and campers Hansen &r Lane............................... 272 04
has Iteen with the Peters Company for
Ask your local Ilardwnre
C.
McKillip
...............
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315
80
bellvitching and knocking at every im­ who invariably cause forest fires, and it
or Sportiug Goods Mer­
ten years, and is now permanently locat­
Conder & Sherwood ..................... 369 32
chant for the STEVENS.
provement in the county are those who is thnt class which need careful watching
ed in San Francisco as the representative
TILLAMOOK CREAMERY.
If you cannot obtain, re
are holding the country back while nt this season of the year. The people Aldermnn & Davidson ................. .
ship direct, express pre­
of the brm.
290 19
others are doing all they win to push il of the couut v, too. should also take a Beals & Beal» ................................ 362 23
paid, upon receipt oi Cata­
log Price.
forward. The county needs boosters— more lively interest in fire protection, Harrison & Blaser......................... 796 79
^MASONIC
LODGE,
not knockers, and it would be a blessing and It would not he a had idea if the J. Earl ................................................ 237 98
[g?
Send 4 cents in Hliwnps for 110 1‘agy
D. Fitzpatrick.................................... 275 2:>
No. 57. meets on third Satur*
it the knockers would go to some o.lier settlers in encli district would organize
Illustrated Catalog,including circu­
Goodspeed & Lucas........................ 469 55
lars
of latest additions to our line
part ol the world.
KB day of each month in
and keep a watchful eye upon all fires I. Harris......... ...................................... 200.02 town here Thursday. He is a.bad man
Contains points on shooting,ammu­
with
a
gnn,
nition,
the proper careof a firearm,
•
a * m
A.
Hunt
.............................................
205
30
thnt are set out. The dairymen of this
etc., etc. Our attractive Ten Color
■fl 1.0 0 F. Hall, at 7;30 p.m.
Hunt & Knight................................ 525.41
Twenty five thousand inhabitants in county ar»» much interested in the pte
lie isn't one of the sort of bad men.
Lithographed Hanger mailed any-
wherc for six cents in stamps._____
Tillamook City in 1912 ! And a 9 foot vention of fire ns the timber owners, for P Lutili................................................ 274 29 however, who shoot just for pure
F rank S everance , W,M,
N. Nelson.............................................
J. STEVENS ARMS & TOOL CO.
channel from the city to the bay ! Why a great number oi them know from • x- Frank Trout ..................................... 279 14 cuasedness, but he is one of the very
E rwin H arrison , Sec.
368 20
A
P. O. Box 4097
not ? The city is splendidly aituated— perience that their homes, barns and George Wilhams................. '............. 360 98 few men in the world who can shoot a
wChicopee Falla, Mass., U. S. A.
in the heart of a rich dairying and im hay are in jeopardy directly a forest fire
rifle without missing the object shot at,
CLOVER LEAF.
A. D. PERKINS,
nienselv thick timbered country—and in started. It is then a matter of grtat C. A Elliott ...................................... 278 93 even though the object be as small as
T. R Elliott........................................ 259 88 the shadow of a mosquito's eyebfow.
with a bright future before it. So get into
im|*ortance to both settlers ami timl er
the boosting habit and also put your owners that they should work together Il H. Hathaway ............................. 574 09 The captain is the coast representative
RESIDENT DENTIST.
John Hathaway ............................. 374 97
shoulder to the wheel and help build up (or a common protection against fire.
j. W Jennings.................................. 256 01 of the Pvteis Cartridge Company and
Office iu Sturgeon's Building.
the city in every possible wav and in
Harrs Niilson............................. ....... 277 76 the exhibitions he gives are for the
A. Zuercher...................... ................... 275.92 purpose of demonstrating the superiority
1912 Tillamook's metropolis will have
All Work Guaranteed.
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera
twenty-five thousand inhabitants.
BI.WOOD CREAMERY.
of the cartridges made by his company TILLAMOOK.
and Diarrhoea Remedy Never
OREGON.
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Mrs. Donaldson..............................
Known to Fall.
ROO 48
" I have med t'hamlNulain's Col’c. Wyss Bros,......................................... 570 48
Tillamook County and City are tuak
ing steady growths. The coir pletion of Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy sine»* it Hen Jacob............................................ 313 86
whm first introduced to the public |n
FAIRVIdW DAIRY ASSOCIATION.
the railroad next summer,with thepossi 1873.and have never found one instsnee
Will cure a cough or cold no
.. 214 09
bilit y ol an
electric) road
being where a cure whs not speedily effected W. Carver.....................................
matter how severe and prevent
1 \V. Eawm .................................
295
57
completed by that time, makes the out­ by its use. 1 have been a eoru n. icial
pneumonia and consumption.
216 20
look exceedingly bright for the citv ami traveler for eighteen years, and i ever H. Kunze..................................
490
04
Mart out o'i h trip without this, my
A Guarantee.
815 81
county. It will be a sudden change—Irom faithful friend, ’ says H. 8. Nichols, of I E and A Mu roll......................
274 89
a bottled up, isolated condition to one Oakland, Ind. Ter Fur sale by Umar s W 1 Maddux..................
This is to certify that all
R Maxwell................................. ....... 240 96
ot rapid ex i>nns‘on and industrial growth Drug Store.
W Maxwell .............................. ..... 259 08
druggists are authorized to re­
and enterprise. The people of Tillamook
I T. McCormick ..........................
220 78
fund your money if Foley’s
Granulated Sore Eyes Cured lohn Morgan......................
453 ‘»2
county have waited long and patiently
Honey and Tar fails to cure
" For twenty jears I suffered (torn a I Neilton & Brant...................
..... 588 14
to sec this transformation, and it will had case <»f granulated sore eyes, srvs
your cough or cold. Contains
488 55
not be long now before new life and new Martin Boyd of Henrietta. Ky. "In 1 Schild Bros ............................... ... . 433 09
Do their work neatly and promptly, see them no opiates. The genuine is in a
energies will be put forth, and which February, 1903. u gentleman asked me [ Severance A Peardon.............. ....... 265 9Ó
yellow package. itfiiSE .iBsruna
Io
try
Cliamherlaiu
’
s
Salve.
I
bought
Jamea Stnaeck .....................
will rapidly push this city and county to
.900 49 before you build, or phone South 31.
ops box aud used alamt two thirds of it I Geo and W. Tinnerstet..........
.....
207
10
J.
S. Lamar, Tillamook.
the front. It Is no longer a question of and my eyes hsve not given me any
F. Weber.....................................
204 10
8|>cjulation when the railroad* will be troubb* since. Thia salve is for sale by
Hawk
& Miller, Bay City
MAPLK LEAF.
completed, lor we can say that it will Lamar's Drug Store.
A. Anderson ........................
QOA un
F» W. BERGER, Gen.Manage
be completed next vear.
ni si
People wHh chronic bronchitis, asthma N. U. Boouist................................
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051 jf)
and lung trouble, will rind great relief 1 P. Erickson........................
There is nothing like healthy competi­ and comfort in Koley’s Honey and Tar, F. Freeman ........................
..... 879 1*>
E. Glad.....................................
259 87
tion. It proved a blessing to Tillamook and < an avoid suffering by commencing N.
Glad
...............................
o?« ? »
when there was competition in the bank­ to take it al once —J. S. trainar, Tilla­ F. Hannenkrat......................
..... 229 02
mook, Hawk & Miler, Bay City.
ing business, which stopjied the usury
N. Hanson............................
9AQ An
Hetsel A Von Reitz................. ..... 376 94
and big discounts and big commissions
For indi^fguioii
m«d all »tomach
Kiunaman Bros......................... ...... 272 08
the settlers had to pav when they want (rouble take F»»l»*y’i* Orino Laxative ae it
P. Norberg ...... .......................
322 90
ed to borrow* a few hundred dollars. It Mlimulates the stomach ami liver and C. Svenaon ........... ..........
..... 422 7"»
proved a blessing to the people and the reg»iUt»-i« the bowels anti will |oaitivtly G. Wicklui d ........................
ß 1
cure habitual consti|> uion.—J. 8. Lamar,
county when healthy competition came; Tillamook, Hawk A Miller, Bay City.
No. 33271,
I. Williams.
............
.....
I. Zuercher .....................
204 26
5 Watch Repairing Tip. w
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The largest check paid at that factory
for May was Rudolph Sweifel, $623 00
2
EUGENE JENKINS.
The Kenaoie ueweier
Diarrhoea
Chamberlain’s
Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy
STEVENS
RIFLES—SHOTGUNS
PISTOLS
El
Foley’s
Honey
and Tar
TILLAMOOK CONSTRUCTION CO.
THE WORLDS GREATEST SEWING MACHINE
Major WeitzelJ
MKDÀ.
Craven Fatate .......................
.... 97Q no
D. J. Dunn....................................
«tan
Fox Bro.........................
'J
OCEAN PARK
Burke A Quick ....................
A. C. Gist.................................
O. A. Hoover..................
F. E. Norton.............................
...
412 30
213 38
fOVTH PRAIRIE
«THE SCHOOL OF QUALITY
8 8 A. P. Arm.trong, LL.B., Principal
Old in year«,’ new in methods, admittedly the high-standard
commercial school of the Northwest. Open all the year. More
calls for help than we can meet —position certain. Class and
individual instruction. Bookkeeping from written forms and by
office practice.'’ Shorthand that excels in every respecL Special
penmanship department. Write for illustrated catalogue.
Troth aad Morriaoa, Portland, Oregon
Blaser A Williams ..........
81 a at
A. Christensen
maná
Dason * Johnson.................
.... 218 73
F. Bklcff .............................
249 67
(»etcbel.’ ¿v Daniels................. .... 362 23
P. Marcii
...................
277 95
Ferren S Lamb
. 269 06
l.C. Quick
..................
264 98
J Weber
1'
C Wells
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Returns for the Nehalem factory were
not complete when we went to press 1
The Iowa Bred Prize Sinning Trotting
Stallion
Is so busy here in Tillamook that he cannot get away
before September ist, or later,
big business here.
lie is certainly doing a
flaneur, Reg. No. 56331
(Better known as the Nehalem Horse.
The only impoited Black Percheon Stallion owned in
the county, and certainly a tiue breeder to his type, is in
my care to finish his most successful season. Both ot
these high classed stallions will be at Easter’s tables, in
Tillamook City, to Sept ist.
We are in the field lor business. Respectfully yours,
DR. E. F. ROGERS, V.S.
Positively no business done on Sundays.
If you want either a Vlbm ting Khu’t’ •-TF’
oh utile or a Single Thread (Cha ”
8ewtug Machine write to
--
THt NEW HOME IEWIN8 MACHIHE COSHW
Orange, Mas»-
Many sewing machine' ar« maHe to sell rei
Quality, but the KtW Home is ma«le
Out ruarantr never runs out
by *ufhorir<<1 ■rwler* 'W*
''W «Ai it mr
E. T. HA LTD I, Agest.
i