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THE CAIRO BULLETIN, FRIDAY MORNING. .OCTOBER 6 M
THE CAIRO BULLETIN
' ' tabltabad Ht.
ah" D0 B4aM
OiufMuy, hi 7u Ohio nlraai. Phoo. M.
"bubschiption rates by mail.
Istajtabl Cuk la Ad.anoa.
On mr. TIU anil StlltdaT I ""
Osayaar, HnnrtsT lonl).
BUB6CaHT101 SATE8 BT I ARB1EB
r mw ki rial re--. ot
h carrier onuiiia Qainj Mc a aonU
. NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.
tntMiTtwiT will confer ft fat or by raportJof
W tnid ortw.ijr lack o( prompt aall.ery ob to
put of carrier.
Cnta-rad ftt la. Calm PoatofBea M Baeood-elaaa
Hall M attar
CIRCULATION STATEMENT.
Average dally and Siwriay circu-
. lation for the year 1!W4 1945
Average daily an1 Sunday circu
lation for the Itrst six months
f 1905.. 2137
Avtrage daily and Sunday circu
lation for the mouth of July,
io, 2165
Average dally and Sunday clrcu
. lation for the month or August.
1905 2161
Average dally and Sunday circu
lation for the month of Septem-
Septembcr.
.2200 16..
2143
2041
2014
21 SO
.....2115
2133
2180
.....2180
.....2K!0
2131
217?
2110
2 M0
.....2l!M
.....21S5
The above Is a correct statement of
the circulation of the Cairo Bulletin
da'ly and Sunday for the year 1901
and for the Drat nine months of the
year 1005. CLYDE SULLIVAN.
Husiiiess Manager.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 2d day of October. 190.5;.
,Sal.) LEO J. KLKB,
Notary Public.
" Commission expires January 20,
1909.
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by congress? We very rmicB aouor n.
The ai'fmpt has been made more
than iice to secure such legislation.
and in each case Ue senate
blocked the way.
The-e is not much reastm 10 ik
Ueve that I he senators would feel any
more frienJly 'o such enactment now.
i HiSC. after the election ot 1 iff!
dent iliKinky, the Hon. William E.
Allen introduced n the senate a ro
lution providing for the election by
the senate nine senators ww um
to be a "Committee on the Use of
Vnnpv in Elections." Thi commitee
was to investigate the use of money
by corporal on s for use in puiimai
campaigns and it was t re pint to the
senate whet tier w not. -In -t opinion.
any legislation was necessary or ex-j
pjtHent to lesson or preveir me me
of money in elections.
Nothing ever came of this resolu
tion.
According to Mr. Chandler, of New
Hampshire, the chairmen of all the
national committees were oppose to
it.
In 19vl Mr. Chandler Introduced In
the gcoats-a resolution to "prohibP
coi poi at ons from making of
mtnev in connect lorn with political
eleeti."is " It provided a fine of five
thousand dollars for any corporation
making nionov contributions for politi
cal purpo-es, ami added line- m ..
for every director tr such corpruanou
who ronsen ed to such con rihutioii-.
This bill die: w.thout any action In
the senate.
There- has hen no time since 1901
hen the senate wps not P'K:'"! "",r,
ind more in the K'J-P of contrail 'ns.
and fpither and farther awav form the
perpie It does not say like Yander
bilt, "the public be d d," but it acts
it
V U more than likely tnai it w
afford one more opportunity for the
ona,n to gd farth r aaay f-otn the
pr.-idei.i. farther away f-om the P" -pie
It il! oppo-e hm in this as d
will opp !ltni raili".ul rate rogu
litmn In The matter of the mciprocry
treat"", am! in the n visdon of the
tar'ff. Hut that mnatc w 11 b'' due
pome day.
aside. There inti-t be no roii.toiie-
;uent of the crimes committed iti the
party name in 1901. If by any chance
or suterfuge one of the scoundrels;
who were responsible for the occur
rences in the last s'ate convention (.;
lustencfj upon the party organisation
he should be ignored.
'Honest democrats will be contain
innu-d if they associate politically
with the pickpockets and porch-climbers
who brought disgrace upon tr.cni
srlvcs and the p.irty in 1901. livery
man who attempts to defend the otit
rui;es of last year should be a marke 1
man and political fellowship denied
him.
"The country bunco steerers who
'riilini after the Chicago leaders in
the bmtary are deserving of the most
contempt. f r they represent..,! consti
tuents who, they knew, were not in
sympathy with the brutal gavel.
The first thins; for the democrats to
,n i iii si)iir the stains trout their
imhihiiion clear away all evidences
of the murders of last year. If a tie
tender or apoUKist for the crimes
committed then p kes his head above
the surface, hit it. Soak him in iho.
primaries, and if he gets in the tick
et, pepper him on election day. Make
Id's political life a burden until he
does wiks meant lot Mptn'ance
"An able, clean democratic stale or
ri'tiizHtlon .should net like a stimu
lant upon the party. Confidence would
'i.-iantly revive and entliu-i.e-m be
infuse, into the hearts of all ileum
era's Thev would walk erect miii
P 1 , 1 1 v proclaim ! t:ie oil! ttuir po
ity for the dutie:
of the people." ,
of a rcpresentath t
STORIES ABOUT PEOPLE
A New Definition.
Former Mavor I'writk Cdliws, of
Bost7U. told thu one as the Iru.h cab
driver had nanaied H to bim in Dub
lin. C.i.tl.v took " a fare'- nt into the
country one nisht. The gen;!.man
pai l h ni well, and told him C "look
under the Siat."
There eaUJiy found a quart bottle i t
pure lrisa w hisky. and be sampled if
immediately. He also jiaiv sumo to
the horse... who .seemed to like it. Toll
ins liie cry i-aliby s i.t:
"After !M be -n r.ivi'V av th' baste
m'y foor to fiVe dhrinlcs h ? s r ray;
he did. Th' tiisi 1 iiiinv; (i knowed Oi
w;:r in the ahail p'tlliu. th' kel, an'
baste wr up la th' s-ste bvbin' me
wi 1 the whip, matin' me pul! harrd
an' ilanee."
"Well, what was the result? in
trntred Mr. Collin.'..
"Oi'va niver give th' .baste another
drop from ;uat Jay to this."
"Yes, but what was the result that
night? You were drunk of course.
"Oi n'lir 'n"t dhr'tnk. at all ani ill).
"Were yon entirely sober?"
"N". Oi'll not lie ab ut it. OI woi
net entoiiely aiiltT."
"If neither drink n sober wha
wa your cotul .'. oil.'.'"
"Oi wor on 111' defensive." Tills
Imre Iiinateli.
TOMORSCONQUERED
SERICUS Q?EH&TIQriS AVOIDED
Unqualified Success of Lydla E- Pink
taia'a VeRotable Compound la the
Case of Mrs. Fannie IX Fus.
One of the greatest . triumphs of I.vdia
E. 1'iiikhmn H Vegetable t oniixminl is
the conquering of woman's dread en
emy. Tumor.
The irrowth of a tumor is so sly that
frequently its pre-scuee isnot suspected
nutil it is far advanced.
afiQQOOOO O O OO
o
o
o
Q
I at $3.00, $4.00 and $5.00
o
oooooooo
The " Elk " Brand
Child's and Hoys' Suits
g) Mrs Fannie D. Fox Q)
SELFISHNESS DEFEATS ITSELF.
ithal iffiliatioii. The dais of roudai
ient and duilal of larty nffil'a'ioii
would be inded. No m"ie exeu-e-,. oi
iipoiogiea, or explanations or teaera
lions. "The obj-cts and aims of the Ma
pnrtty lime lcairui. oi. wmcu .w. r. !
iuuldu (f .laeksoni ilie is pic-id'-nf
nil Theotlore Nelson spcrotarj. are'
i ninmendable. The leagiie should for-!
;"ilaie a plan to have a stat'1 meeting'
ftp'motrats tvfoie t';e campaipn
i , ns lio! Wll.ler. Mien a meet 11
:hou!d be h'.ld in December -certainly
not later than .Mn-iary. mere i pit n j
of honest, incorruptible leaders in
the party, and it should be developed
nd utilized.
' Th Bulletin Is on ! t th fol
lowing places! -
Colman's 214 Eighth street
MallWay House news stand.
Walker's, 10 Sixth street.
tlnibn News Co., Union depot.
Etus Front Restaurant
ANNOUNCEMENT
The Bulletin la authorized to an
Bounce GEORGE PARSONS as the
Republican candidate for the office of
County Commissioner at the ensuing
November election.
MAKE JOHN A M'CALL TELL.
Poor Mnrq.irct Fuller.
M-np-iret Fnliei i)-;o :, who bcSote
lie- marriage spent much of. her t lim
bs Concord. Mass.. enjoyed th? luend
iiip ef .uch liieu as Emeison and
Haw h -i'ie. who bad a li.uh pcai'l lor
her. but Siic was unable to eon en, all
of her acquaintances into ti lends.
Obi Or Hart lot t of 'bat town, al
though a very kind old eeuU'mau.
n. in littie blunt in s'x ecb, and ti -d.
n roust dislike to-Iter. One v-rj u.uk
o
o
o
o
i 1. . t. i vnliioc vnr ttiittfiv rnti
q arc iiiw uwai aiuc j urn "'""vj vm.i S3
o obtain. Sold only by ;
o bAAluUL Will it.
A
w ,i
Two thinas remain for the insur
ance iiivestigating cominittee to do
before proposing a remedy for insur
ance corruption. The most import
ant ij to compel John A. Mc.Call to
give the details of what became of the
lobby fund to which the Equitable,
the Mutual and the New York Lif"
contributed and which Mr. McCall's
man Hamilton handled. Mr. McCall
knows. He should be made to tell.
The other matter is one that, it. is
renorted. Mr. Mcern has been work
ing out. It to make plain and easy of
ce.mnrehpnBion the wav in which the
lifo Insurance eame has been worked.
The VJorlrt has been printing letters
from a numher of policy holders tell
ing how the promises made to them
bnve not been kent. ' The fliles of
Sunt. Hendlrck'a office contain htiu
rlrfils of complaints from policy hob
era which have been stifled by the
state Insurance department.
Keep after the lobby fund and the
reasons for the' Insurance depart
ment's neglect.
Xtie ,) nomiUon of tne rvrn
ment to furni.-h supplb-s to the labor
eis on Cue isthmus canal is a poo'l
thin? i'l more wavs than one.
Fwr lurf. the rush of laboron be
g?i the rananiA mcicha:i- have been
robbing, them most unmercifully. They
have been remonstiated won. out uej
no ko: d.
These merchants preyed on mi
noeisitiec of tlw men in order to
crm. t-.wbbdv rich. They made the
inemtn ;n nruiulation of 'he canal
r no oil exciiM. for exorbitant prices,
ii. .v ..til jt the old prices their
piofiis would have bcn sieatr tha.t
ii.ev- T:flii tieen in me uaai.
Tb.. ndminis ratlon has warned the
huslncs men of Panama tha' their
extortions mu-f c.;ae The eovern
ment cut down by one half the freiaht
ratrM on bread-'uffs and oth-r necea-
tw i.rniiiiht b I'anama. I ho Fan-
ama govertiment assi-ted by veuuc.ng
imiMirf, duties.
Hut all thi--e ihinjrs Hal no effect
on the re- f,,l"- r f
They ke;d boos, ins; np 11 P-lf' " '
til the lab'-i t who weul.l nve cle . -!y
won! 1 be compelled to pay out all
that he made lor provisions, and men
would not got of the beft and most
healthful.
All thi is-to be chapped n m. 1 h
government bself has now taken the
matter up. It will attend to the feed-
ins of t,i hhorer-, a.'id thev will ne
furnii-hed wi:n provis onr, at a modei
ate price.
The busine-u men of Panama win
soon begin to realize tnat, tney aa
killed the goose that laid the golden
pecs for them. By their own fblly.
selfishness and inhumanity they nave
brought this on themselves-, and for
them, because of this, there will be no
sympathy or pity.
We are not prepared to say how
much truth, there may bo in the ob
jections raised by a New York firm to
giving the contract for feeding the
laborers .to" an Omaha man, but it is
reasonable to bellve that the state of
semi-starvation that has .exlsterj on
the isthmus will toon be a thing of
the pasl.;
Un.t Kioruiv n irht the doetei
I awakened by a very loud UnfeK.nK a
IMu it .ov and aetiinir out of bed, ll
j called from the window to know wnat
was. waiitett.
i ' Pocio!." s.tid a ou-e tl'o u bi'io v,
'Already the niratcs. who were so! "bow much camphor can any one take
unmercifully scored by Bryan in the j by mistake and not kill them?"
national convention, are laytns mcir j "Whoa taken it.'" iiiquueo k uu.
pians to acain capture the ornaiza j tor.
turn. Their syroph.-ntie tav.tnni; tor "Mo-ftaret 1 'lite, nw me i ei...
!Iran now is pitihil. Tlo y are hypo I "A peck!' 'hlimler. d Hie (piei -r.
r,i'.! of ronrse. and their attempt Uiamtions; the wiie'ow and n-'mnliift
b enter respectable company iHt de-h0 bed. - Boston Herald
ive nebodv. Beware of them,, j
'The day of the 'good fellow' is Rellqious Train Work.
past. Vinv snoii teilow 1". ntn-r m . "Takint; tlieui oti" sun anouie'.
i lie pay of a corporation, or is so wt at, ; .,Hd a well known ri'cap) ce-i u.an i
ntollceiually that he is merely putty )t a ,,.,.( f( ntier at I M'lHiwro s, I;
i th. .rliiior-Vj ha rut Knot lint 'irood i .ii,,.-.. tnv I'otiirtviin t ion to be thi; i
. ,1 ...1,., .. HMln.l(.sn tr- ! , 1 .. .. 1- , .1 . .- , , V 1- V e f t lH CO- I
COOW WIIU HrtlKN i 11!'11HII.IUI,'II
So-called " wanderitijf pains"' may
frikfti it .arlv strtfrs. or tllrt
presence of ilanper nmv ins made niniii-
fest by profuse menstruation, accoin
imnieii lv unusual pain, from the
.i--...u ,l.,-ti tbe (froin ?.ii1 thtcbs
If you have mvst.cnous pains, if itiero
are iixlieaitoiis oi uiuiimuuiMoii or iui
,.' i . ... 1 1 ... ii 1 don't wait, for time to coil-
firm your fears and. po through, th
horrors of a, bosoital operation ; been re
I.v.lin. E. Finkham's Vefretablo Coin
jwiund rij'lilawtty and 1m(T-ji its use.
Mrs. t iiiKliam. oi i.ynn. .iass., win
i.,,ii'lii'i. Hilvict' free of nil ebrir-rrt
i if you will write ber about yourself,
i Your letter will be seen by women only,
i lifir Mrs. Fitikii;n-.
i "I takB the hliertv U oomrratulnta von nn
! th nTnss I have had with your wonderful
! ritp.beiiis. Kichfpn months it-o nivmonvh
i liestoiKl. Mtiortlvnftir j I'oltso badiv tlmt
1 ubimH.,"l to a thoro'itfli examination bv a
pliv-ii'1!'!'! mid was told t.ri.tt I luid n tumor
i oh t li" uterus and would huvo to undergo an
i operation.
m after I rwl one of ronr advert
tttftMt.lAttttttttttlt j
QILMORB liROS. j
(Successors to T. W. Oanuon)
loot Washlnjton Ave. r
5 Plumbers
J AND Z
s Stcamfittcrs :
. t
t Cairo riiones 21 and b). :-.
tinintes I nrnislicii. Out of town
J. work solicited. ?
m9wa
ani
nal niurk"
rss tr
lit" K'laslJsjnfafji
of the world. The oul
I i-'ninoeeroi!:-, ill America is owned l
11 ns'ins I'totaer-. and i- on cm'.ii' i
1 :"( a in lY'lr wendeitnl nn '.a' ie.
iThW Urni a' owns two KaffM.
Th. -e . I. beile au'miaN ate tai.-d lor
IK- two clr.blien f roy.ilty, and could
It, ! be toun.it fit any puce i in
j special cars for traveling and live m
wat;ot,s thickly padded with eu.b d
I hair backed by tine brass spring, anil
!eve,ed with a rich and Serviceable
im-ui- aud ll.vidud to Siv U.lia E 1'ntk- . lain ic. Th. y uie um and umi'i
i hum's Yiir'tuhl Cnmtviund n t'-inl. After I ere tt lire-, and mu; t oe watched evt i)
trvm.' til" lmtt'e ns tiif.-tl tl" tinn.tr ii j , , n a named lo P"'. wh' alone
,. !v a'tne. I hnve K-en evatnuied bv a ' ' , , o t. a,. n.n
r-'iv iin and he n 1 have njnt of a ! i'; aMowed to tie I tin in. 1 "
!.. ... . t ..... i-.. i..A,,..i.t ..... i. i: i c.-tittied accord ns to
'. iiltliet llltV. J V !. ' ' .., .....IIIII- ,)., I ! -1 ,,l j I " lfl'. v.
! hrr. tironnd once Mioa, and t am entirely i ..,.,, ifte nibw
i ....11 f i n Vr.r 1 IWinrii ..-(K .OUH. not...
...til. I ftlll.iw a ,uwb.,.v ...vw, ; ,
Bradford, l'a. oraMRf. carn.ti
and luicv rniit
MUTHIQ
THU
T A I LOR
231 Eighth Street
Has received his Fall
Line of Choice Suitings.
When orders arc placed
early it insures prompt
execution of work and
best selections.
SWELL LINES
FOR FALL . ...
j Prices can't be dupli
Uj catcd in the city.
(ion of miii'.'
rich all the
l ica ii
ki p ail the fa.-t , and
M Ule . ha
-Pell watt r
nrertaret
and includes appios,
and it.i-r I alaiabb
ami ei: 'tables. A
ddon been known to
Cod liver oil ami m'lk
(a ..-i-Cbiea;,o Imei-lare a put oi .licit "let A' certain
! .., -ll- of the j.,,,- .pedal b-.1... and
!(,-.. -s . lri'-bly icatlo-tel, are l-'d in
snnll quantities. Anotuer generamui
will probably know of tho giraffe
.Aeleton relies mounted m halls of
science. 1
RAKE WILD ANI?1AL3.
mi coin:
b ! tuo.-t Mt miliary ob.-.erveia of the n
ottice next year or sek a place on 3 P.tinn (id,iM!
l-c. l'lired. no appet.te. cannot bleep.
county or ilie suite commit u;e. l-'iio- i "Why
be offices are overcrowded now w i'h I ia wver
',uord fel'ows' It is flndr only leeom ' ii.ibii strn
-fiendatini, for they have It'.'le cajnc- , lUcai 'e
Itingling DipthcVi1 Mcnjjcrio Con
tains Mcbt Valucble Cellcttion
in the World.
JuMgle le an, are e-u mg. s atce. , tiredn-S an 1
ami Kcarcer, anu ?tn- rteH p'ac-i it ., , -, ui.
i . .... ,. ,!! .11 unincar at nlico if yt'U M-hU '-"
a-ked ins ne.Khbir. a , upon l ue, to -.-i a. e .no,, u,, ,.s nuoi M(mIlh Tea lln.,
,!thJ t, lonitiuMnimals the ,,,. i' '' ! T.'a r Tablets !'
upon
the
poor m thi.s loimre-n j ta'"d 1.
mi
fl'i.'Hin V $l't
in i he jG,
Sehiih & Sons.
Selecting a Wife
H'?r'-F
And a HEATINfi ST0VL: or RANGE are
quite alike. The handsomest may not
be the best, but when you do find both
these qualities together
our nun it
will nialsc you f.cc the biljjltt side
of life. It Is cutltcly wholesome
Decatise It Is
cbsolutcly pure
Xti rvnense is .snaicd Ju lite
bicwing of this beer for wc jtlue
ourselves ou giving you a beet
that caatiot be equalled for Its
mellow taste and tuorougtt purity
Cairo Brewing Co
j9
MILLIONS AND THE MAN.
ILLINOIS IN 1900.
Only tho other day there was Mr.
Rockefeller weeping at the greetings
of old Bcqnaintonces. ISow, tliroiiKti
ihc eye of the news, we have seen
htm jdve' away" $10,1100,000 with no
HiRii of emotion whatever with evi
dence, indeed, of a bna'lncf.s like pre
meditation that must be fairly painful
to tlriaiiciers less adcnualely eaulmied.
Mr. Rockefeller In tears was Ititer
tstlng because of tils', ability to ap-
near so liberally In benefaction. Most
men have emotions. "Pew'' men have
millions. Standard 'Oil' millions .bo
ovtrtorj must others that their chief
pofcs,essor la interesting even when the
thinea he does ara comtnonplace.
Perhaps' a . man able to give $10,
find.nfin to the cause of eeneral edtica
lion ought to be one to whose career
tt ualloa could turn as to an open
clean page lesson book. We shall
have to satbify ourselves with the ro
flection Unit at least there are inslruc
five chapters in the atory of Mr.
Ro-liefeller'H tiroisresH. The names
of the cotiinilltoo receiving the money
afford every guarantee that the $10,
OPOtmo will 1m well and wisely em
ployed. ,v'. , i,-- ;'
'campaign contributions.
They are both found together in the
MODEL OAK HEATER
"The Only Corn Cure"
DAVIDSON
Iithth ttrPT. v. atro. Illinois, j
cents. By mail 12 cents in stamps.
Alexander
County National
Bank
It is given out that In hi message
Iho president will have wnnethlng to
nay Iinofc'atd to the propriety of iniik
I nit it trlinlniil for campaign commit-
ts to wllclt coi poral ions to pay
jttoiify for esmpalSn, or pollllesl pur-
" r ". " '' i" " i " '
17 n titiii be paa4
Under the head. "The !suef( Next
Year." 1. L. flckeritiR in his "Kcnno-
mics" for the current week, di.scuf;se
the subject of the (sues of the polltl
cal camnaiL-n in Illinois In J9'ifl. Hf
declares that it Is certain there will
he a llvlnc vital issue, viz: "Shall
the railroads and corporations eon
tinue to govern Illinois?" and holds
that the. national Isue of euiarp.iig
tho powers of the interstate com.
merce commission making: it an elfec.
live acent in protecting the rlchta of
nil shinners. Is certain to dovetail
Into the problem to be solved In thl$
fate. Aa the nresent deDloranle con
dition of the state in the relations of
tb nnonle with the tratisnortauou
companies is solely tho result, of re
publican management of the affairs
of -the neon le.. "Economies' claims
that, should Governor Deneen follow
In the footsteps of his predecessors, in
ihe cxeculive office, and do noUilmt
to re eve the errors of past reptibl!
can administrations, the possibility ol
a chaiiKo In the management of state
affairs la most alluring to democrats
Thev will have nn excellent oniiurtti
nity to sweep the enormous republi
can mu (irlty of last year into the
lake and have a comfort able surplus
remaining. Continuing, "Economics"
ptdnla out forcibly and, In the. State
Register's opinion, accurately whal
the democrat h of Illinois must do to
earn and win muccohh. II, says: ,
''But the democrat muftt first re
form themselves. '.''Ther must bn a
cleaning 6nt. ' TB lflsh? cr40Hi(i,
iaTel-rnals leaders must 1 brusn1!
AND
PENINSULAR RANGES
Anyone can make statements in an advertisement. It's another thing to
show the proof in the goods. We can sell you a Model Oak Heater or Range
and guarantee it perfect in every respect, at less money than any other dealer
in the city and deliver it the same day.
CASH "OR
Unnnerclal A?, and Klgblh 8lrft,
CAIRO, ILLINOIS.
Capital , $100,000
8urplus snd undivided profits, 17n,ma
Offlcara '
B. A. Buder...... rrBlr1nl
Chas. Fenchter, Jr Vlca-Prealdent
J. H. Gsllifan Cashiot
F. Speacer Assistant Caihlar
Otmmm prssssi p9JL BaajWSSl
iC 1S W S B
PEOPLE'S
"UK
.ti
RE CO,
Aecoanti H corporallona and Individ.
uals specially BoltcItd. BtOanrt
furnished to any part of tha warld. ,
Alexander County
Savings Bank
Capital, ....... x .....
. .50,ooa .
Surplus and undivided profits, 133,000
TBICTLY A tAVINfH lAf4K. '
CAIRO, ILLINOIi. , k
.!
, Offlesn '
A, Ttudor PrpsMmtt
O. Patlcr Vice Pronldent,
II. Galligan ...Cashier
r. Spencer Assistant Cashiett
1803 5-7-9 Commercial Avenue.
"
4 t
.. . J ." i
Directors "
B. A. Buder 3. H. Oalllgasi
Thos. Boyd 5V. K. Obolson
0. M. Osterloli " : 0. O. PaUer
Wm. Kluge 0. V. NeB
Chas. Fouchter, Jr., N. B. Thlntlewood
David fl, Lanadon.
' ; i... in. in -ii i -''-'I
tnterent paid on U CspssUs ftt thi
rat of three p ir&t tt mm. .

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