y vf"fqj? -ricvrmBmii JOURNAL, 25c A MON CHEAPEST. A SALEM. EST, J CREON. The Awoclntfd frcsn Pally Journal by m Ku papers sent beyond tunc pulrf (or. OL. a. DAILY EDITION. SALEM, OREGON, THURSDAY, SiiPTlMJlER.ia, 1895 DALLY EDITION. NO, 3 vywS7'TT,TT"yTmy' ijwijmumMwiwwii i temr"" jxJr IXAJ j if .iM IM1 II III mi i j Is Converted Inlo a Plearsure Pnrk.. YOTEItW OF 1ILIIK AM) GRAY. Bhcd Tears Owr tho IMooilj Clinsin of Wnr. Chattanooga, Tenu , Sept. 19. One of the bloodiest butlleflelds the world ever saw was formally dedicated here today as a pleusure park. It was tho battlefield of Chlckutnauga, whose ravines uud mountain sides were Btrown with nearly 30,000 dead and wounded men thirty-two jears ago. Tno dedication was conducted by the m u who fought on both sides In that awful strife. Two geuerals, with silver grey bulr, who beaded tboueands of men lu the ullruy, on opposite tide, mtide tho principal speeches. They were Generals Jobn M. Puluxer and J.'bn B. Gordon. The exercises were witnessed by uo less than CO 000 people of tho north mid south and at least half of them look part hi that bloody civil war. Vice President Stevenson presided over the dedicatory service. By wuy of beginning there wub a uutlonul Baluteof for t -four guus by the artillery, followed by tho "Star Bpuugled Buuuer," played by ouo of the United States Infantry bauds. It was cheered to the echo by tho votur aus of the bluo and of tbn gray uud many grlzz'cd voteruns shed tears of joy. When the applause ceased Vice President Bteveuson made a brief nil dress appropriate to the occasion. A prayer was then oflored 'by tho Bight Rev. Bishop Gaylor, of Tennessee. "America" was then eung by tho audi && tJ.$0 t) Uh bHDIKS n5 SKOES tntid OUR BOYS should be all right afoot as in other ways. With them good shoes ore everything. Everything good lu foot wear for boys Is shown In our great stock shoes for school, for work, for play, shoes for all occasions and kinds of wear except short wear. All our hoes are long wear, and long wear hoes are Invariably the cheapest. Boys are apt to be hard on shoes and accord ingly tneirsnoes must do auapieu iu rough usage. There's eoonomy in wearing shoes with plenty of wear In them. Get your boys' shoes of us and ave money. vm m , Gk uJnJf y?M P K -iNELINt FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING, SALEM, OR. W. I. STALEY, Principal. Hnhnnl lu continuous seulau btudents may enter at any time. It will Mvlhow ho expect U prepare for some bustnes pursuit to atUmd , a ?n.irSne where a ay stemoilc course of business training may ba had SSdtra7dUachwV?ort!u work Instruct. The Capital Business College oOers Ave courses; Business, Shorthand, Typew 'ting, Penmanship and English, This is rpos.ilvely the only Inprveflly.aWawelL. Writ or ell at college offlc. foi -dreatara Sr v.ngralllliforinailonrelallvetocoar esof study, rafai of tuition. etc S Om HE FAIR STORE For bargains in overythinpr. Shoes, Overall, ' Shirts, Undor- . vear, tionory, Window Shades, Tinware, Granitoware, Slates Tablets, Oil Cloth, Table Linen, Piece Goods, Boya' Clothing, Bsm8, Matches, Soap, in fact &Vm. the b air a. ore. a or spot nee accompanied by the band. The volutnoof sound rolltd up us a great tldul wayo of peaco aud long bofbro tho song was ended tears were coursing down the cheeks of thousands of old veterans. General John M. Palmer, the venerable senator from Illinois made the (list dedicatory address. Tbeu I bo battle-scared veterati of the Confederacy, whom Lee called bis right arm," John B. Gordon, of Georgia, was Introduced. MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH Salem and Eastern Quotations Cor rected Daily. OIUCAOO, Kept. 19. Whoat, cull 68. Nkw YoliK.lwpU 19,-811ver, (c;leod.t330 BAN KltAtfOltCU MAUKKT. Ban Kn ah cis co, Kept 19. Wheat, tlWc. Wwol-Oregou, cboioe,8$10c: lu (trior, tka7oi valley, llo Hop Quolnbloat 46o. I'ouitoea Karly Hoc.,6O30Cc:.Biii bank 75c, Oa s Milling-, falM. ' I'OKTLANU MAUKKT. I'onTLAwn, Mept. i9. Wheal, valley, 47c; Walla Wulla. 410. Klonr Portland. K.85i Benton county. MJtS: i Knibaui. 1265; superfine. j;,v6 per Obi, urns wuiio, ZK4JDC; niiiuue, s8uc; grey, 22311c; roiled, In bags. $A.76d.tf); barrels, tj.Uj 3,3; canes, tt.75. Potatoes Nw Orcon,a'351o bu. nay -unou, jrav.wj pur Wool Valley, UMIjc. Ull!tun Uran.SlOJtfi short. 112.60: ohon leea, 112 15 per ton; chicken wneui, KOcUper o. Hides gnen, salted, (U lbs 8K underdo lb. 70100. sheep polta, 107 c Uop .Nominal at 4c Uulter Urctcun fancy creamery, 103l7o; wuoy umry, hioiijc, utir vu.kuuu, iveiiHc: common, lyia OUeeo-OreEon full cream. 10311 Kim-Oreeou. lCXrtllo t,r dm. Poultry Chloaeu. f l.6oi 'iJ Jl 103W gso, H.OftSO 00, tut r don; ducki i)i, dressel, ou i xupairer, igi.wper id; lair io gooa leers,2(a2 3&c; oow,22c; dressed beer, foultm Host beet, 1 1.752.00; choice ewe, il.7Su2.00: dressed. 4a. Hogs-lbolco, heavy. HMm,75;,llcht and leaders, IJ.SO: dreasod, tt. Veal dmall. choice, &ui o. Urge, 8n4o V " BALKU MAUKKT. Whcat-3flXe V bu. Oata-10aX2Xc; new 18o. lUy llaled. cheat, tdOnO.OO; tlmoth 17.60. b lour. In whoieaaie lou. riM; retail, (2.H0; brau, bulk K.UO: tacked. I12.UO; BhorW, lU:00a liOO; cnopfeed.tlX00nl3.U0, eul-lresHed.4c, Hog UrtMcd, 40, Live Cattle l'is. bheep Uve, 11.60. Wool Ileal, l'Ko. HopH-llent, Ouio. KEKa-Oaata, loo. lluticr Uestdalrr, i2Jilll fancy creamery I5u:oo Oaet'ie 1012)o. Kurm Bmoked Meat llacon.(lc; haiii 11 ;c, bouldeni,7o. V olaloea New, 30o V bu. Poultry Brollera;7c; hena, So; dupUOuTc. w k urKevH uaac Ilartletl tieara 25a bu. Apples ItnilQi on, 1'ojicbej tl.25 bu. Plums 2fc bu. a cd 69 0) O W d a cd 03 0 0 m a 0 , CD if) cd 0 u g s o 10 N 01 CO o o 0 u CD o cd . u M ffl S.S ID a & 3 S (0 (f) o (f) 0 3 B everything you want, can ior caa we will save you moneyt mmmmimmmmimmmmmmmmmmmammamammmm (THE CHINESE EMPEROR Issues a Strong Edict (o San Framiscc Chinese. FOREIGNERS TO BE PROTECTED. Wiini'so Exhorted Not to Listen to Scurrilous Talk. Han Francisco, Hcpt. 10. The atti tude of the emperor of China in re lation to tho recent outbreahB against missionaries Is shown In au edict recently Issued, by the emperor, which Is published in a local paper. Tho emperor says: "Sluco the opening of international omnmerce with western cotinlrirs, foreigners have always resided lu the inland dUtrlots at peace and harmony with ttulr uatlvo neighbors, and we, In our impartial love for both native and forolguer alike, have time aud again commanded our high provincial authorities to pay extra heed constantly to protect the latter from barm. Judge of our extreme indignation, then, upon hearing recently of -the riots lu the capital of Br.o Chuec whero chapels have been destroyed and burned down by tho rioters, tberoby fuuulng the ikmcs of destruction far and wide, Insouiuoh that a number of subprefeo tures and districts BlmulUncously fol lowed in the footsteps of Cheng Tu, and nor wo receive news from Fuklen reporting that evil characters havo murdered and wounded a very large number of foreigners at Kutleb, going so far In their ruthless ferocity as to murder even women and Infanta, . Jii.ViUij...roferenoe to. the 8ze Chuen rlota a number of tho rioters havo already beeu arrested and will undergo trial, but tho chiefs and headnofthu Kutlen murders are still at large, and we command Pleu Pao Cbuau and Clung Yu, (Tartar general of Foo Chow), to set to work without delay at the head of military and district oMlcIals and speedily arrest tbeso wick ed characters, nor shall any bo allowed to escape the meshea of tho law. In deed, it is tho manifest duty of tho local maudarlns throughout the em pire to bo always on the alert and pre vent euoh worthless characters from manufacturing scurrilous tales and ex citing the populaoe; they should crush all incipient risings at tho slightest sign. What sort of frivolity and In difference to duty in this, then, has brought about all these recent serious outrages? "We would also, therefore, commaud tho various Tartar generals, ylcoroys and governors of the empire to Impress upon all their subordinates the neces sity of granting thorough protection to all chapels, etc, In their districts They are also to lssuo proclamations exhorting tbe people to abstain from listening to scurrilous talks which In cite unfounded suspicious in tho breasts of all. If there be any who shall dare to raise disturbances in tbe future they shall be at once punished with tbe utmost severity of tho law, and as to such of the local ofllolals as may use subterfuge and craft to avoid their duties, they are to be most soyerely punished, and no leniency shall be exercised in their cases. Let these commands be known to all within this empire." Little value Is attached by foreigners to this edict. It is now well understoed thai the orders of the emperor of China have virtually no force outside the walla of Peking, Oa several previous occasloos edlc's eveu more forcibly worded than the nbove have emanated from the dragon throne, but foreign property and foreign lives runaln as In secure as ever In tbe Interior of China, It Is generally believed that the action of the Brltlth government has Or. Prfca's CrtMM Milting Pw4k fallen far short of the requirements fof the occasion. Instead of dispelling a cotisul to Investigate the clrcum stances connected with the Ku Cheng utrouitles the task Bhould have been iutrusted to a secretary of legation and instead of a Chlntse escort tho com nilosloner Bluiuld have been ticcnmputil ed by 600 redcoats and bluejacket. A TERKIBLE 0Y0LONE. A Ohurch Lifted Bodily in tho Air And Turned over. Gukkn Hay, bept. 10 -News reached horo terrlflo nvoiouo swent over Dove County peuiusu a today demolishing fullg thirty bul diugs. At Clabank tho largo Shllofi Church wuh lu rated from Its foundatl in, Ilfttd loillly Into thealraud duuiped bottom sldu up. For tweuty nil lea the oyclono cut a swath through timber nud across farms levelling overytuti'g. No una was killed. The Asylum Shortage Tho Htiileeman tlttlnm to huvo ascer tained tho naturu, of the ducrepaney discovered at thb lnenne asylum, mid says: While I tills n llttlu uwkward there Is probably fin dishonesty behind It and uo nolual lpjjs to the state funds, It appears that Injthe Inventory thero Is n crodlt for wood on baud of (10 OCO, but an actual measurement of the wood revealu only 2,000 cords, v. hlch tit (2 per cord, the present prlco of wood, Mtiinuutii to only $1,000, leaving au apparont deficit of fO.000. "This deficit huV existed and has kept Increasing for .eeveral years, us a result of tho system of bookkeeping and mouthly reports prevalout ut tho Institution. Tho aim has been for some years to see how low tho per cap ita expense could bo brought; each mouth and to kef p It down every fall In prices of commodities had to be fol lowed. "For Instance: At tbo begluulugof tho year 3,000 cords of wood might bo bought ut S3 or $3,G0 per cord. In n few months the price of wood full to $2 or ffl 00 per cord. Each mouth's re port enumerates the, amount of each Item of expense, aud whou 800 cords of wood wore buriied'titay were put In at tho prlco of wood at that time, per haps $1 a cord less than It cost At tho end of tbe year, tho monthly reports showed that there had beeu used only so muoh fuel, but the pur ohso at tho beglnnlug was so much mure, coucquently the dlflorence was reported on hand. Under such a sys tem one can readluy understand that a discrepancy would surely accumulate, "There may bo other Items In which tno samo rules havo boon observed, but the foregoing Is sufficiently illus trative of the trouble. The last super intendent, Dr. Rowland, found tho incubus and let It drift along, thinking as It had been the custom there was uo harm In it. Dr. Pulne yery properly would like to begin without any suoh heavy weight to drag along and prob ably a full Investigation will be made and the books squared." That Bioyolk Oiioinanck. While comfortably seated In his olllce this morning, Itecordor ISdes noticed bicy clist come spinning down Btato street ou tho sidewalk contrary to tho bicycle ordinance. Hastening down stairs the accommodating olllclul proposed to In form the strungor that ho was out of place while riding upon the sidewalk, but beforo ho reached tbo foot of tho stairs the wheelman parsed tho door at a lively gait too swift for the recorder. Reaching Commercial street tho bloy llst turned to tits left, keeping on the sidewalk, aud was soon lofct to sight over the Murphy Hill. Judging from tho man's appearance, ho was a strangertand had. undoubtedly failed to read tho b'cycle ordinance. Folico Court. Chief of Police Dilley returned from Roseburg on the 2:20 local this after noon with James Parker, whom he went after last night. Parker was arraigned before Recorder Edes at 2:30 o'olock this afternoon, charged with assault and battery on tbe person of Jobn Ferguson last Saturday night, Parker plead uullty and was fined 25, There areI7775o tbe United Htutes. miles of railroad in There are 60,836,880 rails used to cover this ground. There are 633,205.000 ties, used io bind there rails together, but uo such amount, however, Is required to bind the heart of the traveling public to the fact that tho Viaooni!u Central Hues furnish superior facilities ou all their trains between St. Paul and Chicago which form close connections with all Hoes to tbe east aud south. Make a note of it. The Palace shoes are good. m if. Or Prk Crass Bakhnc 1'9w4h i WArtt's ! MfeJwtf Awar , FOREIGN NEWS TODAY. Mrs. Langlry Loses All of Jewels. Her DRAWN OUT OS A FORGED ORDER, StW'rnl Falnl.ColHsIons or Vessela at Son. Losdon, 8Mit. 10 During thoab- aouce of Mis. Luiiutrj ou tho conti nent u forged order wua presented ut h;r bunk on tier jewel box, which con tains 1200,000 worth ofjjwels. The box was delivered to bearer's order. U j to tho prtsent no trace has boen found of the mlsslug Jewels. Tho order upon which it was dollvorul wib wrltloii n paper marked with Mrs. Langtr's tour adil'csa. OrulsorLoat. Havana, Sept. 10, Cruiser Dareas tegul was wrecked at midnight by n collision with a mwrchaut steamer, tho Mortem, In the canal et the entrance of Port Iljreaategul. Marino GoLeral Delegado Porejo. three other officers aud 30 of tho crew lira drowned. Tho cruUer 1ms beeu employed on govern ment business betweuu tho different portiof Cub i. Oolllsslon at Soa. Pi.ymouni, Eng., tiop. 10. At 1 oolock this morning tho stoumslilp Edam collided with tho Turkistau, CO miles southeast of Btart Dint. The colllslou occurred in a dense fug. The Edam foundered and the Turkestan was lost to view In tbe fog. Captain, crew and paewougors who took to the boats Immediately after the collision, were picked up by a trawler. Tho TurkeBtan la not seriously Injured. LINCOLN COUNTS NEWS. From Our Toledo Correspondent Reclaiming Tlda Lands Incorpor ation Soma Political Fropheolos. A largo force of moo are now eiu ployed by tho O. O. & E. It. R. Co. in tho machlno shops at Yaqulna and also a construction train has boen placed on tho road and the btldga forces all doubled, In fact the now owners of tho road are doing ull that money, energy and labor can do in putting tho road In flrstclass condition, The county board of equalization Is In sosslon, but bo far havo made but few changes. T. E. Parker filed his official bond and took tho oath of office as county assessor on Wednesday. Our hlndorgartan school uuder the efficient management of Miss Ida Booth is growing In popular favor every day, Couuty Judge Hurt la muoh Improv ed In health. A forco of men with mining outfit left today for the Crosuo it Jones Black Baud mines at Otter Hook on th Blletz reserve Bteuy Wells, J. 8. Qalther and Hon. O. B. Crosno killed four deer this week almost mslde the corporation limits of Toledo. The Royal Chinook has mado Its ap pearance on the upper bay and our sportsmon are enjoying themselves to the full en tout of the law, Toledo lodge I. O. O. F. Initiated three new members Saturday evening. This popular order Is growing stronger every month iu Toledo, Tbe citizens of Toledo are a unit on Incorporation and aro tearing djwu the hills and grading tho streets all over town. A half dozen (earns aud as many men are making (ha dirt fly Just in (rout of town and soon another fifty acres of land w'll bo reclaimed from tbe salty tide, making 600 acres in sight of tbe city that has been re claimed. Thero are within three miles of Toledo 4,000 acres of tldeland that must be rec'almed In tbe near future. It It tht richest land Io AprtQft and readly produces 70 tons of sugar beets to tho acre. Much iutervst Is helm; taken in the high school proposition and tbo chanocs an very favorable for an academy being opened In Toledo this season. Crosno & Pen I rs have Just competed a mil and con eel abstract or Lincoln couuty. Two more German families from Chicago settled on homesteads near Toledo this wek. They do not hesi tate to take tbe rough mountain land and say that they cau soon make gntd homes. Considerable farm real estate Is changing hands these days. Aud has It come to pass t!mt a cold i storage, gold syndicate must be hired by our government lu order to keep the gold reserve In tbo Uulted States treasury? What maunor of mauey, or wo would say, what combination of olrcumstancos Is It that has placed the great credit of the United Btatej lu tho bauds of u gold syndicate? Ye (Jodsl Let us but stop and reason one with another. Must 03,000,000 pooplo bond tho kneo to the will of a fjw money lord? Must America humbly bow to n foreign powet? Shall England always dictate to the Uulted Stuttfs her financial policy? Shall thu lustre of our own statesmanship be plastered over by HWectsmolllug balttiB from the British Isles? Wo thluk not. American brulus will work out tbo llnauclal proposition for Amerloa with out the aid of our English cousins or any other foreign government. Tho oonter of populatlou Is fust weudlng its way towards tho goldou west. Already Chicago, tho queou city of tho west, has bcou passed. Tho cow boys hayo Bourrled away from tbo broad plalus bofore tho Ad vancing Army of nomeseokers. The Nottbwest & Paclfio Slopes aro gather ing largo populations and thero ia room for many thousands more to sottlo and make homes within her sheltered valleys and rolling hllls.Eduoatlou will control nnd clvlllza tho earth. Tho growing Northwest has tukon Is. suo with our Eastern uolghbcra aud lu all probabilities, tho next Presldeut will hall from the Woat. Tho Bunny Bouth Is drawing North ern Blood and Capital. Party lines are being broken. Soou thero will bo uo party, or raonoy power strong enough to dictate to the powers that bo "the people," The pooplo will In tlmo work out the monoy proposition. Bubsldzed pa pors controlled by corporations, cannot always mould or shape publlooplulon. Tho thousands of Publlo Schools all over our Country are beginning to bear fruit. Tho masses of our pooplo are educated and thero Is no danger of millions of odunated pooplo ovor tnak Inga mistake that tbuy aro notable aud willing to correct. Tho Impulses of the peoplo aro always right. Calamity Howlers may howl themselves hoarso and eveu talk Civil War, but so long as our school houses aro kept open and tho II jg floats oyer them wo need not fear. But there Is an Army of Foreign paupers that is invading our fair laud and we must close our doors against such classes of immigration, Our own bone are sinew cau take cure of tbe work In America without the aid of this class, or tho long tilled Mongol Han. Approprhtlous for our Rivers and Harbors and Wagon Roads is but money loaned tu tbo Peoplo and will always return with a high rate of In terest. A state board of mineralogy would beof more value to the people of Ore Sou thHii some other coiutulssloiio, ne of Oregon's chief resources Is her minerals, and If thoy were fully sur veyed and prospected It would belpud Vtrtlsu Oregon, Highest of all in LjMvcn.n4i.uww. m AMMsWVcSE. LPUJII5 ' STATE H0U8E NEWS. An Explanation of the Asylum Dis crepancy. Hun. Ira B. Smith and wife of Mob mouth, wercs'ato bouse callers jester-' day Senators Mitchell and McBrlde Weil' stoto hniiHi) callers while tu tho city. Oio. W. P. Joeph, of Portland, was commifsloned a notary public Slate Treasurer Metschan laatCor vallls with his tno huh, Otto and Anton, who will become students. John M. Gearln, Dsslsstiint United S'atos district uttomey, Is In the city on legal business. Hu took a mafu baud lu convicting tho opium and Chinese cases. Walter Lyon wtlten In a Pot and paper: Governor Lord mado an Insprc-t; tlou of the penetentlary uud mute sobool. Tho management of the tveno- teutlary ho found flrat-clas. The prisoners aro now all employed. The fouudry works 125; 00 are employed b tho mulo and reform schools, aud the others aro used as domestics or work lu tho gardens or ou the farm. The gov ernor reported unfavorably ou the building for deaf mutes. Ho said: It should not have beeu received; it Is au outrago that tho legislature passed a re lief bill of $1300 for that building." Tho repairs uecefsary to fit It for occu panoy will cost fully 52000; all of the floors had to be put lu anew, tho last ouo being now put down. Tho school will open October 1, An InUrrstliig Imnrnnco Unimtlan. William Bailor, who bad boon baying horses mid shipping tlium south, nnd who aooidontally shot hiniBolf through tho right foot two weeks ago, has died of his Injuries. Balloy enmo horo from Fort Scott Shortly nftor tho first of tho your ho took ont two Occident in surnnoo policies, ouo in thoFIdollty nud Casualty company for $0,000 nnd tbo other In tho Standard company for a like amount. Tho latter company claims ex emption uuder a olanso which reloasei It If tho Insured Is injured while in tbe aot of violating n state law. Local rep resentatives of tho company claim that as nalloy was shot by tho accidental dis charge of a rovolvor in bis pocket ha was carrying n oonooalod weapon, and thereby violating tho stato law. Atch lsou (Kuii.) Dlspatclu A brood male that Is a fast walkw Vt u troasuro on n farm. Not only will aha '" transmit her quality to her colt 8, but aha will train them by bor example Few of tho new accessions to the trot ting ranks tako tho precaution to leant ovon tho surface boforo beginning to boy. Thoy buy first uud lourn afterward. It Is tho breeder who was unfortunate enough not to havo any wlnnora in bU itablo this year who thinks tho bnalnes has gone to tho demnltiou, bowwows. It costs money to dovclop speed, and a man without money may own a colt which has inherent qualities to make a trottor, but in his hands tho colt is de tlnod to a life of obscurity. Turf, Field tnd Farm. IIU OiH)iiriii.ij. Teacher In what statu is Chicago? Pupil Now Jersoy. "Wrong. Where la the Hudson riveri" "Rices iu the Rocky mountains nud (lows to the gulf of Mexico. " "My goodness, child, you must have been reading t Lurdon newspaper." Good News. A High Liver Usiiully has a bad liver. He Is bill ouo, coustlapted. has ludlgeetlon and dyspepsia. If thero la uo nrganlo trntiblo a few doses of Parks' Sure Cure will tono him up. Parke' Sure Cure s the only llyer uud kidney euro we sell ou a positive guarantee Price $1.00. Sold by Lunu A Brooks. IIM Xhoumatism Is a symptom of disease of the kid neys. It will certainly bo relieved by Parka Sure Curo. That headache, baokaoho and tired feeling come from the same cause. Ask for Parks' Suro Cure for the liver and kidneys price $1.0o, sold by Limn & Brooke, 10-4 w Call tor Warrants. N(,tlco Is hereby given tuut I havo funds lu ti n.tl to pay all ouUtuudlng wurruuls uud ucoiued Interest up to November 1, 1804, and (hat Interest on same ceases from this date. jABI'Jvll Minto, Treasurer Marlon County, Oregon. September 7 1605. City Warrants. Notice is hereby given that I havo funds uppllcable to the payment of all wurruuls of tho city of Salem druwnou the "general fand,7' aud endorsed bo. furu Juiio 22. 1805. Also warrants uumbered LMN7, 2lb, aud 2 lS0,uwlorK! on tnu 22.1, Interval will cease ou sld wurruuls from tbe date of this notice. i-i j. HWAVFOHD, ", City Treasurer. Salem, 8pt. 7, 1603. 0 7 10 aju'..a J-J-IL.UUUJJUJ1 mim l Kcport dzlm i Powder If7 mm VirM5 tff? '&?; -v MMtrt U t I IMISM - . i MHfcv "