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Aioxrni v:vzzzt rwjvw"' abilene, kansas, mak h si, imo.
IHISU the Litter that
tandt at 1
of the Ut.
I stand at the head
;wltb aimer ui vr ..-
The Oliver No. 4 is built
both as a Com Litter and a
Corn and Cotton Lister.
It U light flexible, adapta
ble and eaty on team and
operator.
It iusi " .
i :t Anfk amy on the man
ST Rolling coulter with cone beanng. made of the famouV
2Jo!ot device prevents gear, cutting-don.
'tJiSSZS point when you come to see this fine Lmter.
5E are acme new Oliver Plow, waiting for you. too.
Minick & Taylor, Abilene, Kansas e,
AimyS AHEAP
a, r-v NARROW ESCAPE FKUltt rut..
240 acres 8 miles of good town,
0 acres ot bottom land In cultiva
tion. Balance upland pasture and hay
land, 10 acres of fine large orchard
all In bearing, 6 room house, good
Urn, 8 acres of alfalfa. Price 85600.
Terms on 82,000.
820 acres fine smooth level land,
6 miles ot a good town, 6 miles of
another and in level country south
cut, 800 acres of this can be culti
vated, a large portion of this is botr
torn but never overflows. Is offered
by non-resident owner at 828 per
.... toV tsooo to .handle this.
Terms on balance at per cent Get
busy it Will be sold within 3 wees
160 acres level land, 100 In wheat
all to purchaser, if sold soon, 4 miles
of railroad station, t miles of county
teat. 8800. cash.
Southwestern Land Co.
North Broadway Herlngton, Kan.
W. H. EICHOLTZ GO.
UNDERTAKERS
The Same Careful atten-
tion that has been given to
the Eicholtz business for the
past thirty-nine years.
H. K. EICHOLTZ,
H. H. EICHOLTZ.
LlcensedaEmbalmere
Abilene
Kansas
Blaze Started at Solomon in Cleaning
Establishment.
Rninmon. March 25. Our city had
another narrow escape from a bad
tire. The fire started in the clotnes
cleaning establishment in the Fat
i.,rh building. A can of gasoline
.nt on fire and when it was tnrowu
out doors the flames caught in the
siding and the whole end ot the
hiitMine was soon ablaze. A fire
alarm was turned in but a few men
,ho hnnnened to be near at nana
nt th Maze out before tne aeparv
ment arrived and before much dam
age was done.
IS GONE GUMMJSltuw
Salina, Belleville and Newton to Have
Their Own Line.
MoPherson. March 26. A meeting
of the Central Kansas Interurban
n,nn won held last night, 'ine
utnr nrniiil line from Belleville to
I Newton via Salina was representee
it h half its etock sold anu om
in ronton and Roxbury. It COV-
,ka Mama p-rmifld BS the C. K.
via fcUW at" a
lino nd the promoters of the Cen
trot tenons decided to work with
this company and file no charter. If
the Motor Grand is not built It may
be revived. The Salina and Newton
refined to allow Holland
.nri n.rlton'on the line. The indi
cations are that the Central Kansas
Interurban will never be built but
will be absorbed except the Dickin
son county end in the Motor Grand
TWENTY MILES OF FENCE GONE.
Farmers of Burned District Have
Work to Bo Now.
One of the items of loss In the
burned district northwest of town
.hmit 20 miles of fence wmcn
-in h.v. to be rebuilt. Stretches
of a mile have only three or four
w .t.nrllnr. On the Hansen
ranche five miles of fence will be
r.hlltlt.
Practically no hay, kaffir corn or
ifaifa in left in the district.
Frank Sullvan says he did not
lose all his stabiles. Fire caugni.
hm hilt waa extinguished.
Th flra followed hedge rows irom
. i. n.tnT-A which made it
PUDIUIO IW I'""' " -
difficult for the fire flgnters to cuu
trol It.
Kntortalaed at "500."
mi., nthal rilles charmingly enter
tained SO guests at ;'500" yesterday
ftarnnon In honor Of MISS Marie
Miller, daughter ot Prof. E. Miller
of K. O. Refreshments were servea.
Miss Miller is the guest of Miss Giles
over Enter.
Strife Designs
ran of patat of merit, are nam
grass la oar assortment ot
WALL PAPERS
They are aew, artistic aad plsaa
tag. The colorless are exesUoat
aa4 wlO rotala their beauty roi
nan Than Is aot a pattora ts
.v. mm thai would act snako s
charsalng cowing for aay room.
A. 0, ELVJICK
. Exelaslva Paint ana Wan -per
Hoas
uaiYn JTUTIM ATE
.... . .
OF WHEAT UKUr
John Ingils, tlie Crop Expert Optimis
tic on State's leia.
o.iina Union: John Inglls, who is
said to be the greatest crop expert
In the country, came up Monuay
morning from McPherson county
where he had been investigating me
wheat In that county.
On the road from McPherson Mr.
Inglls saw little what that promised
a aHin anil the wheat fields north
of Salina looked comparatively good
in comparison with those soutu oi
the city. In making the estimate
for the state he threw out tne wir
ta.n counties of Central Kansas. He
said that outside these counties the
rest of the state would have a lair
average crop provided conditions In
the future were fairly good.
Th aroo irn of wheat in tne mir-
teen counties which were thrown out
h. .otimatna made by Mr. Inglls,
.r aa 1.477.000. This WOUld
leave $6,000,000 acres is wheat in the
rest of the state. He claimea wuu
.vortu conditions these 6,000,000
.nr.. would vleld 70,000.000 Dusnei".
The thirteen central counties last
year ralBed nearly 25,000,000 bushel.
Mr. Inglls did not make an estimate
on the thirteen counties wnne nere.
IN FAR-OFF ZANZIBAR
, DICKINSONIANS VISITED
Elder J. N. Engle writes thus of one
of the places visited oh his way from
Africa to India:
Sunday night, about midnight, the
anchors were let down awaiting day
light to pass farther up the channel
to' Zanzibar, where anchors were
again dropped about eighty rods
from the shore, as there Is no land
ing here for large vessels. We drew
near towards the town Just after the
sun was un. and It was Indeed a
beautiful sight; the buildings In the
business part of the town, bunt or
mud and stone and whitewashed and
ths beautiful tropical growth make
it oulte nlcturesaue. Here there were
about two hundred and sixty more
Indian Dassenaers taken on which
required almost the entire day, as
thev. with their abundance ot lug'
gage, were all taken on from small
hosts, and ud one flight of steps; and
seemingly every one was looking out
for number one; these with the na
tive boatmen made a veritable babel,
I wonder what the one was like
which we read of In the early history
of the world?
During this time we spent several
hours on shore to see the town and a
few of the places of most interest;
were In the English Mission building,
Medicines that aid nature are al
MBa moat .iirn...f ul nhamharlaln'l
Couch Remedy acts on this plan. It
I An ..n. rn. nnnirn. r. IHTM lum IUUII
opens the secretions and aids nature
In restoring the system to a healthy
condition. Sold by C. E. Northcraft
A Co.
t- rt. chnnr'a u.olth fiftffaa. nnrt
in uii duuui ..... VV..-V, r - -
h..ithfni tn.atan aralm: malt. nuts.
... ... . hlanriail aa to
give a wonderfully true coffe taste,
color ana navor. Ana oesiaes, iwiuu
RoffM toes a third farther than any
other kind. Tou actually get 100
full cups from a zoo, ltt pouna
...b... .Tin Haalth doffa la "made
In a minute." No 20 to 80 minutes
tedious boiling is at an necessary.
And besides there is not a grain ot
real coffee in It Sold by Belknap
ft Roemer.
Frco CKIfs
on tne inineen cuumico 1 n. -
Placing an estimate of one-third of the Catholic church, the market, and
a crop on these counties it would several of 'Ye olde curiosity shoppes.
amount to 8.000,000 bushels, or a to- ine town uui. iiu ...
tal of 7 8 million bhshels for the state, ern plans, the streets are narrow,
. H..I u.miuin id ntniUnr and anelina In most every
Mr. ingiw oaj. in" " " - , .....
Harvey counties will be a total fall- direction; with abundance of filth
i .tJ.-lln nnl lh.
ure almost. The thirteen roumies ana stencn, anu tvm.., v
he excluded from his estimate were highest type of morality. At four
Mitchell, Lincoln, Clay, Ellsworth, o'clock we left this place, sailing still
Rice, Reno, Cloud, Ottawa, Saline, farther north, for about fourteen
MnPherson. Harvey. Marlon and Dick-, hours to our last stop on the East
It Tm Tnnlrl fllirA That Back
v... ..n . ni.a.ant herb remedy
called Mother uray s Ausirauan
fn .11 VMnov. Hianaer ana urinnrj
trouble. As a regulator It has no
eaual. Cures headaches, nervous
ness .dizziness and loss ot sleep. Al
.11 nruiriista nr bv mall 50 cents,
Sample Free. Aaaress, ine juoiuur
Gray Co., LeRoy, N. Y.
v.wiifv nnn, affolnat tha arln for
II ..nn.aa .v.rv aaaflnn Blirat PrflVan-
tin. tha llttla Candv Cold Cure Tab-
lot. offer In this resnect a most
n.ftain .tin nannnnaDia amieKuaru
Dr.n.ntin. at tha "Bneeca staee" will
as well, also surely head off all com
mm, nniiia. Hut oromntnesi la air
Important. Keep Preventics in the
pocket or purse, for instant use. Box
of 4 s for a 5C. BOia oy an uooioia.
Qtnna ItKhlnB- (llBtRIltiV. CUfOB
piles, eczema, salt rheum, teeter, itch
hives, herpes, scabies Doan's Olnt
ment. At any drug store.
n..irina n.nlrlniy. Ttaaninff Conarh
... ha hrnlroTi lin nlllcklv bV Allen'l
l.nne Balsam. This old, reliable
remedy has been sola lor over tv
years. Ask your druggist about It
i)slaiy
a.aa . avTL.. im rt InnkanlT fOf 1
something that will help , her chi dren
in the little his oi i; """"
lor the stomach trouble and the
I AnH mn .ha rtmh-
Dowei uouoici ii - - ----ably
has become convinced that a
child cannot reaaiiy swanuw
n, . tablet, and that to "break them
in half and crush them" is an annoy-
anca: that usually tney wora ion arau
cally, and are nauieatlna and too pow
er ul fgrin. im.. .. !"";rmt,tm
Any momer wiiw v
of aendlnt her name and addras can ob
tain a irea aampi. wiw . - ,
iw ihnu.andi of other mothers are uals
and now paying "Jf ""i
a free trial bottle la open to any motner
whohai i not yet used It. Having used
It and convinced yourself that It to What
you want, you can obtain It in tne fu
ture or your aruggwi av un w... .
in. dollar a boltle, Just as ao many
.iwa ar. nolni the free sample baing
Imply to convince you of Its merita. It
inV m2 Maw Belford. J710 Coke street.
LoulsvlUe. Ky., both started with a frea
bouse since.
Jy" . . . Mm.
It IS unaouowuijr a J"
It la aaapieu w .b". , . " "
s nleasant to take ana yet uior-
n,..ki .frnrtiva. It hi eipeciaiiy ina
insqn.
BOUGHT FINE CARBY-BS-ALL.
Galveston Park Manager Comes Here
for Merry-go-Rouna.
Mr. Leon Brownie of Galveston,
Africa coast, Mombasa, where we
anchored at about seven o'clock next
morning. Here a number of the In
dian passengers were left off, but
still more taken on until the boat's
limit (500) was reached. Quite a
niimhBx mora were ready also to
board the vessel, but were refused.
Mr. Leon Brownie or , , the d&y we agaln went on
Texas, who has been spending ,nt. hour, seeing
shore and spent several hours seeing
the town which Is built on much the
same plans as the one previously de
scribed. We were at the old fort,
wham their nriBoners are now kept;
occupations are provided ror mem, av
hih tn labor: while they serve
their time and pay the penalty for
their wrong doings. Some were at
. ia. ..ta. enmo ar JUilnnlDat.
and named the "BlXrYwn.:.Ull others preparing
Mr. Brownie says Electric park, o matting;
...l rf.va In Abilene left for home
this morning. Mr. Brownie Is the
representative of Electric park in
fioiveaton and while here purchased
from C. W. Parker one of the finest
jumping horse carry-us-alls ever
manufactured at the raraer piauir
a $10,000.00 machine built in ac
mrdnca with hie own special de
signs and named the "Brownie Spec
ial." Mr. Brownie says Electric para
i. ... . tha noted nleasure resorts
of the United States and is annually
visited by upwards of half a million
people. He is also an enthusiastic
boomer for Galvestion ana preaicw
a splendid future for the city.
Among the Improvements now iu
progress Mr. Brownie mentlonea a
Pinion dollar hotel and a $3,600,000
causeway connecting Galvestion with
the mainland.
Thi causeway will be 118 feet
wide and will be used by all railways
.ud auhnrban lines entering the city.
It will also make the city easy of ac
cess tohe thousands of truck farmers
occupying the rich fruit and truck
lands along Galveston bay.
oiurniy enci.-. " -
Ideal remeay lor I
old folks, who need something P, mild
euid natural, iv nu u, ...--.
r? . ViT.,,.i. i.i.tiva and yet contains
tonic properties. Use It for the moat.
FlV";uL.' ' F..itinn initiation, liver
TroutE." ai?k "iKidache Sur .omach
and such complaints with a guarantee
that It will cure. . Bh-a .
to give you any medical advice you may
letter "and" h will Sply to' you In detail.
Irm tHi laamplSWpVspmr
name ana aaaraae ''JSTSS. Aw. tora
otnerwue. or' ASSSTi r soscald.
aaarese is ur, y . j. -.
well building, Montlcello, III
Fire at Sotomoa Ceasetery.
Solomon Tribune: A fire last
Monday afternoon, which started
about a mile oast ot towa and oa the
north sids of tho Unloa Paclfle uaca,
awant over a Dart ot Prairie Monad
cemetery, ktltlag a large number of
beautiful cedar trees aad other snroa
bery, and injuring many mora. It
also destroyed about 100 renes posts
along the side ot D. P. Cbsae's pas-
tore.
THEIR PATRONS ARE POOR PAY.
Herlngton Merchants to Make Cus
tomers Give ls uasn.
Herlngton, March 26. The mer
chants have Joined In a movement to
n.,t .it .torca on a cash basis. They
claim there Is too much dead-beating.
In a statement they say:
"Th merchants of this city are
carrying on their books more than
$100,000.00 In accounts. , inis
amonnt has been carried from year
to year and represents Just that
much dead capital from which the
merchants are receiving no returns.
It is a direct loan to tho public. This
forces many merchants to borrow
money at the banks, at Interest, in
order to meet their obligations.
"On top of this loan to the public
there is a large depreciation. It has
been conservatively estimated that
Herlngton business men have lost
In the last five years throngn oaa
accounts, about $50,000.00. This
money could not have come out ot
the pockets of the business men
it was a part of the cost of doing
business and of necessity have been
paid by ths customers."
n.n. Bnlrlda
i. nni ...,! th. m.ntna to Increase
judging irum wis " 1 id hui .
aammedan Mo.cues (a, Informed by popu..tIon . oeatn . .moo.
Eos for Hachi.
tvo-a nnra Barred Bocks, (0c
aar IS. ti l MT 111. Mrs. B.
Buchanan. Abilene, H. T. D. t. or
nana mo. Acme Farmers line.
rit-tmos
Mrs, Fsdlertoa Dead.
Mrs. Sarah Jane FuHertoa died
this morning at the home of her
daughter. Mrs. F. W. Davidson, on
East Firth street, aged 10 years.
Funeral Sunday at I o'clock from
the M. E. church.
11 .1.. ..I . mwmr t.a
of rheumatism u simply rboamatlsm
of tae muacies one to ouia or uajup.
or chronic rheumatism, nattier of
which require any internal maumi.
All that ts needed to afford relief
la tho free application of Chamber-
(.,. i.i.M, ni w. It a talal. Tfl.
arc certain to bo phsaaed wit the
sulck relief which It arioraa. swis
if at Northcraft Co.
some washing and some on the wood
pile putting spit wood Into bunaies,
wirh is carried by the convicts, un
der guard, Into the town and sold at
five bundles for about fifty cents.
cn.aiimu Kervicee are held here for
the benefit of the prisoners, mostly
by the Roman Catholics. This fort
was built by the Portugese about
four hundred and fifty years ago.
7rnm hpr Wfi took a stroll through
the park, through the English Cathe-j-i
to uveral of the markets, and
through the principal street of the-
.i. n.rt of the town, ine uui-
ness which is varied and crowded is
principally carried on by Indians;
from tha number oi
our aulde who was a Mohammedan)
being not less than thirty-five, we
conclude this to be the prevailing re
ligion.
into the mosoues we would not .oe
permitted to enter except by per
mission of the priest, ana meu .
n.,r T..IH. nut it) we would have to
take our feet out (meaning out of
our ehoes) and wash them, as we
were walking along, I questioned blm
as to their religion. He said they
believe In Jesus Christ, that He was
second, but Mohammet was first; that
they don't believe that He was the
Son of God, but admitted that He
was a good man. I then asked his
opinion of a good man, whether a
n man would lie. He said, "No."
I then told him that He said He was
the Son of God, nnd asked him wnat
. m.kaa of that: but evidently his
'paper was out" and had nothing
more to say on that point.
He told us what are the qualities
of a good Mohammedan. Among
th.m la a-olna- to the Mosque five
times a day to pray; at fouf In the
morning, at twelve, at three, at s
and seven In the evening; praying
fifteen minutes each time. I asked
vim hn. if ha does aot get np eariy
enough la the morning; well wen no
can pray two times or a half hour at
noon.
arm laft this harbor at 4:30 p.
not expecting to set land now before
mathlne- Bombay, after anoui
days sailing. At this place we were
inin.n k two Americana from tni
cago who bars been la East Africa
for some months oa a hunting tour
..i are now oa their return home.
Friday, February 11. Wa arrived
In Bombay, laying la harbor for the
night, being Unded la tha forenoon.
, JACOB N. KNULB.
KTnttilnv In tha way of a coneh is
quite so annoying as a tickling, teas
ing, wheezing, bronchial cough. The
quickest relief comes perhsps from
a prescription known to druggists
mm nr. Rhnnn'a couan
Remedy. And besides, It is so thor
oughly harmless that roomers give it
with n.rf.nt ..ffttV avail to the VOUnK-
est babes, he tender leaves of a sim
ple mountain shrub, give to ur
Rhonn'a muffh Remedy Its remark
able curative eiiect. a iow
test will tell. Sold by all dealers.
a v.lahhor nf Ynnrfl.
as well as yourself is liable at any
i ma to nava rneumaiisui. vvoio
n H.hia tn hava cuts or burns
k,iB.. nr ...lfia crick In the back
neck or side some Kina oi an acue
or pain. Then heed this advice and
tell your neighbors Ballard's Snow
Liniment relieves an acuee uu iama,
and heals all wounds. Sold by O. E.
Northcraft ft Co.
irn n.k in Near Shoes Always Use
aii.n'a .'nnr a nnvnir. il uir
am. -
vents tightness and blistering, cures
Corns, Bunions, swouen, owmum,
l.hln 1T.at At HrilBBlStS. 250.
Sample mailed free. A. S. Olmstead,
LeRoy. N. Y.
a HtvollMi Jaw
Is not pretty nor pleasant. Whether
it's caused by neuralgia, toothache
nr .nnln.nt 11.11. rft'B Rnfl Liniment
will reduce the swellng and relieve
the pain, roe great ana sure cur
for rheumatism, cuts, burns, bruises,
scalds, any and all aches and pains.
Sold oy v. n. norircrait at 1.0.
CONSIGN YOUR LIVE STOCK TO
M. K. & T. Commis
sion Company
FOR WHICH
J. R. VAN VOORST
Is cattle salesman ana rim 'Wmbii m
alter all shipments from DIOKIHBOH OU.
Write us for any Information you oe
sire in regard to the market.
871 LIVE STOCK EXCHANGE
KANSAS CITY. MO.
I..I. ar. JTI.ht Ollt of tBO Of thSSS
deaths are directly or Indirectly
caused by bowel troubles. McGee's
D.k. vilwlr nnra. diarrhoea, dvsen
tary, sour stomach and all Infant
ailments or tnis nature, jih m
thine- for taethlna babies. Price 16c
and KOc tier bottle. Sold by C. B,
Northcraft a uo.
Wsatted.
Old bones and males,
ker.
CW. P ar
te wtf
. ratline tinv narva no larcer
than the finest silken tnreaa taaes
from the Heart Its Impulse, Its pow
er. Its regularity. The stomach also
nas US niaaen nerve, or i.u. ui
it a. Hr Rhnnn who first told us It
was wrong to drug a weak or falling
stocah, heart or kidneys. His pre
scription ur. snoop a nesioraiiTy
la directed straight for the cause of
these ailments these weak and fal
tering Inside nerves, this, no aouui,
.1...1. .ni.lna why the Restorative
i... .r tat. .mwn an raoldlv In DODU-
larlty. Druggists aay toav iuu.o ...
test the Restorative even for a few
Am .a annn tl.Mtna fllllV COttVlnCed Of
Its wonderful merit Anyway, don't
drug the organ. Treating too bw
.i-b.M. l. tha only aanslblo and
successfnl wsy. Sold by all dealers.
a lar'nl ICnintlmi.
. . .nin.no avMt. brief interest,
and your Interest in skia erupuona
will be as short if you use Bucklens
Arnica salve, sneir quicaaw.
Even tha worst bolls, ulcers, or fever
sores are soon healed by It Best
t. . rn. Rrnlaaa. flora Line.
Chspped Handa. Chilblains and Piles.
It gives instant reiiei, -o a
Olelssner'a,
For a mild, easy action of the
bowels, a single dose of Doan's Reg-
ulets Is enough. Treatment cures
habitual constipation. 10 coui
box. Ask your druggist for them.
a
laalle.ai
lawa
Abilene Steam Laundry.
Perfect Work. Reasonable Prloeii
. D..u alsioirl
prlDRi water u.ed ud all work KuntwCl
Agendo IB sill ln-iua-wa. Wa..
J. S. QOODWIN Proprietor.
RAILWAY TIME TABLES.
UNION PACIFIC )
( ,'. Eastbonnd -' !
102 Pasanger (Limited) 4:10 a. m.
us Passenisr . . . . r. . .. ,t:lt a. m.
104 Passenger 11:08 a. m.
108 Passenger .1:48 p. m.
168 Local Freight M0 p. m.
Frt, Belolt to Junction.. 8:18 p. m.
Westbonad
101 Passenger (Limited) 8:48 a. m.
109 Passenger 10:0s p. sa.
107 Passenger . .8:10 p. m.
103 Passenger 8:T P-
B Local Freight ,8:30 a. a.
Frt, Junction to Belolt, . .8:48 a. as.
ROCK ISLAND ej
Eastbound
636 Mall Express 10:60 a. m.
606 Local Freight 4:00 p. sa.
Motor Express 3:36 p. sa.
Westbound
536 Mail Express 6:66 p. .
666 Local Freight. . .11:48 a. sa.
Motor Exprsss 1:30 p. m.
SANTA FB
- Southbound
306 Passenger 11:00 a. sa.
308 Freight 3:06 P. SB.
310 Freight .3:16 p. fsv.
Northbound
307 Passenger 8:07 a. am.
301 Freight 1:48 a, St.
311 Freight 8:10 p. as.
Salina Branch
Leave (or Salina
317 Mixed 8:30 a, sa,
311 Mixed 13:06 p. au
321 Mired 4:06 p. m.
Arrive from Salina,
318 Mixed 7:88 a. sa.
330 Mixed 10:66 a. as.
323 Mixed 3:10 p. as.
"Dr. Thomas' Eclectrle Oil is the
best remedy for that often fatal dis
ease cronp. Has been used with
success in our ramuy tor n.i
rears." Mrs. L. Whlteacre, Buffalo,
N. T. .
THE KIDNEYS are etmigtliened
and toned by Hood's Sarsaparilla
it caret all their ailments, pains in
the loins and THE ACKACHE.
ABILENE'S SOdETIKS.
A. F. AND A. MBeaeyelent Ledge Ke.
I, meets first an 4 third Monday era a
Ing In each month at Nasonlo halL eor
ner Third ana Cmtv. M. H. aUK.tt.vr.
M., J. La woriey. aaorauu-yt yiaiujiai
Brethren weloome.
ROT At, ARCH MATONfr-Oyrua C3hap-
ler nu. a. nnta i. . -
aeeona and fourth rrloays o each
.u w yar af.na. H .P.! laaanh K.
Kaal, aaeretary.
1 . aau.ua, ., a. i-aanii.
TKl rLI I IB nr.! r a .... ".v.. -
TIOM Abilene Oonodl Ho. aeea
nooad aad fourth Thuraday yemlnga
ot eaah month. Via I tore waloosse. la.
H. oarener, prasiaenti joum u. nvjmr,
seeretaxr.
MS
IWtlsaearnalTaayeaailltlaa of fJiaaaHa
that Is aot banaStad ay See Baaartncial tm al
lirafl? laimia. wvr wmm vj
ra Tha riT0is mmcsi k iiwrt tm
erataarr onnaH. i ba faaillr toOa)
laiawasay