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Centaur
linIrnentS.
Letter fi,oa, a Postaaster.1

'tANTLocH. ILL, Dec. i, 1874
ssMFssRs. j. B. ROSE & Co:
..AIv wife has. for ling time, been terrible
sutferer from Eheumat ism. She has tried dmaay
phySlciansand many remedies. The only thing
which has gi rem her relief IS Centaur Linin1ent
1 am reiniced 10 say this has cured her. /
No-''7 W. II. RING.
This is sample of many thousand estimoni-
els received, OF wonderful cares effected by the
Cenfaur Linimcnf. The ingredients of this ar
ticle are published around each bottle. L com
faIns Witch Hazel, Mentla, Arnicsi. Rock Oil,
1t is an indisputable feet that the Centaur Lini-
ment is performing more cures of Swelilngs,
Stiff Joints. Eruntions, Rheumatism, Neuralgia
Sciafica, Caked Breasts. Lock jaw. &c, than all
the other Lininents, EmbroeHtions. Extracts,
SalSeS. Otnf B1entS and niaSfcfS now III use.
For Toot haehe. Eorache, Weak Back. Itch and
Cutaneous ErtlDfiofis4 it Is admirable. II cTlreS
burns and ssaids wit ihout a scar. Extracts Toi-
and chiilblains, in shors time. No family can
afford 10 be without the Centaur Liilinent,
white wrapper.
The CenfatIr LtnEInesls, yellow Wrapper
is adapted TO the tough skin. muscles and flesh
of he animal creation. It's effects upon severe
cases of Sravin. STeeny, Wind Gall, Big Head
and Poll Evil, are little less han marvellous.
Messrs J. Mcclure & Co. Druggists. corner of
Elm and Front streets, Cincinnati. Ohio say:
sAIn our neighborbood number of feaInsf erS
are using the Cenfaur Liniment. They pro
nounce il superior 10 anything they have ever
used. We sell as high as four TO five dozen hot
Ties per month to these teamsteTs.' .
We have thousands of similar testimonials.
For Wounds Calls, ScTTlf clles, Ring-hone. &c.
and for Screw Worm In sheep il has rival
This 1.inilnent 4 remedy which is worth hum
dred times its cost.
Laboratory of J b. Rose 81 Co..
46 Dey street. New York
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PITCHERS
CASTORIA.

Mothers may have rest and their babies nav
have health. If they win use Castoria tor Wind
Collie Worms, Fererishness. Sore Mout h, C roup.
or Stomach COMPLAINTS. II IL entirely u yesye-
table prenaras ion. and contains neither miner
al. morphine. alcohol. II is pleasant to
lake as honey and her gags nor egrites
DIR. T.. DiTnocll, of Dupont, o. says:
81 am using Casforia in my practice with the
most signal benefits and happy rezulf.ss
his Is what every one says. Most nurses in
New York City the Casforia. It is prenareei
bv Messrs. ]. b. Rose & CO., IS Dey street. New
York. successors to Samuel Pitcher. IL D. 39vS
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hUMMoNs.

In the Circnit Court of the State of Oregon,
for the county of Linn.
Thomas E. Grimes. Plaintiff, VS.. Indiana Hits
Leonard, wife, and William LeoT ard, husband.
Defendants.
TO Indiana Hilts Leonard and William Leon
ard 4 he abos named defendant SIN the name
of the State of Oregon: You and each of you
are hereby required to appear and answer he
Complaint OF The above named phalntlff IN inc
above entitled court. now on file with the Clerk
of said court within ten days from ihe cate OF
hut If served in asly other county in sbe STATE
of Oregon, then within twenty days from the
date OF the service of this summons upon You !;
or If served by Ilubiicafion of this summons,
then YOU are required to answer the said com
plant bv the first day of the next rcasuar term
pf said court 10 be holden III Linn county, Ore
gon, to-wit,
Monday, Ocs0ber 23<i, 1876,
,,,, ars. hereby notified that If you fail to
aY,T,car and answer said complaint as hereby
req Tlirei the plaintiff will apply 10 the court
tor the relief demanded in his complaint,
yvI,ich is that YOU cancel mortgage given
hv nIainfff on $50 acres OF land of which
he Is seised in fee simple In Linn county.
IN March, 1871, TO Indiana Hits NOW Leouard),
TO secure the nay nsent by raintifffo defendant
ffn1iann Hits, now Leonardl, of lse SUN OF
ri fsf 90 in L. s. gold coin. with ten per cent
interest, which sum has been paid IN ffsl. ana
which mort gage. uucanceled, ~ ciona upota
r,lafrfiff = title aforesaid. and for one 1undrou
dollars damages; a 50, for costs and di<burs-
rTassf,xs of this suit / q be faxed.
---sss WHITNEY q M0s3TAN YEs
Attorneys for pin.
BonIaasn Judge OF said court, which order Is
dated August 5s1a, 1876. [aug1In46yS
0S4f3 . day al home. Agents wnntest. Outfit
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How 20 vanquisIa she saornaeaEs Tor.

HOW 20 Nan1u1sh the StOHmaeAR7s Tor
mentor
II the Enemy Of mankind was permitted
to exert his eliabolieal Ingenuity in the in
yention Of a new disease. be could scarcely
devise one more worthy of his genius than
dyspepsia. The dyspeptie sufferer is tor
uiented by symptoms resembling those of
almost every known lnalatiy, and Is often
worried into anonnnlania by these c0isfiief-
ing manifestations. A favnrite though alb
stlrtl hallucIilatioB Of the victim of chronic
indigestion Is that he or she has heart dis
ease. Dyspepsia has often been proDounced
Incurable. but experience has shown that
Hastefter's Stomach BItfers viii sanquisaI
il. together with the uOIssti ipaffnn and bill
tous derangesnent which usually accom-
paHy Il. Disease Of Fhe kidnevs aud sup
posed heunaaffc pains are also freq cons
c0lnItanta Of dyspepsia, brit they ton. ssae-
cuInb to tile above named Invaluable cor
rcetiFe. Esept
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Atseaslos., FruIt Growers.

rTxHE DIRECTORS OF THE ALDEN FRUIT
I'll To- beg 10 announce hat they will l3gst the
Factory III 0nernfion as soon IS Fruit and Veg
e4asles are ready for use. and win pay cash for
t he same when delivered.
8oxes will be furnished to all for the purpose
afa bringing their fruit TO the factory.
Fruit should be picked from the trees and not
bruised.
Parties having pluns should be particular to
nafIser them before they become ff1ls Wire.
ALLEN PARKER
a. ". ANEULu FresIdens
Secretary.
Albany July g. Is5SsHzt
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WILL EXHIBIT Ar
sUMMONS.


In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for
Alfred Woiverton, Plaintiff, VS.. r.. j. wolver-
ton, defendant.
To r. j. wolvertop, the above named defend
ant:
In the name of the State of Oregon: You arc
hereby required TO appear and answer the CONF
plaint OF the above palnti in the above entitled
court, now on file with the Clerk OF said court.
within ten days from the daie of the service of
this summons upon you II served in Linn cnun-
tx, oregon; ltut if served in any other county
in the State of oregon. then vii hin wenfy days
from the tlstie OF the service of this summons
upon yori- ana IF served by publication, then
or before. he first day OF the next term OF
said -courf. fo-sEif, Monday. October 23d 1876;
and You are hereby notified that IL you fail to
a44nestr and answer said complaint, as hereby
required. the rlaintirf viii apply 10 the Court
for the relief demanded in The complaint. to-
wit, n dissolution of the bonds of uatrimony
existing bef wcen you and plaintiff and Tor the
care and custody OF the minor children named
therein, wit. John j., Elizabeth j., Fred. W.,
and Geo. A. Woiverton.
". e. HUMPHREY.
Attorney for pi'r.
Published by order of Hon. b. f. Bonham.
Judge of said Court, made this Sth day OF
August, 1916. laagllnASfS
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PATRONIZE
Home Manufacture

RFOLLESKoPFsS GELEBRATED WOODEN
WI Pumps now manufactured in Albany.
Having had II years experience III the business
OF manufacturing woeden PUMPS. have no
hesitsncy III saying that can suit everybody
that apply.
Satisfaction, Guaranteed Every Pump
Warranted.
The wooden Rnulp viii throw more water
with less llor. and Is less Liable to get out of
repair, and Is less expensive. Than any Other
Pump now in use. They now sold cheaper
han ever before in the market. They can he
had in my factory iii Charley SimTsons 8 ware
house. a i5any. or orders can be ieft with r q.
IIarf1er & 60 and hey will be promptly fiiled.
Columbus Cowan Is authorized by me to sell
my pumps, and pat them in wells.
GEORGE MOLBENkOPF.
Albany. Aug. Is, I576-47ySnn3
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Faculty CT Instruction:
Rev f. w. sTRATToN. 4. M. President,
Rev. L.. j POWELL \. A., Professor OF Math-
e,nat les and Natural Sciences.
II, II. HEWITT, a. NJ, Professor of Ancient
Languages
Miss Ei1vA BREYMAS, Teacher of Instra-
itf.' y s. B. RicE, NJ. D., Lecturer on Physiology
and Hygiene.
Calendar
First Term begins Senfenter 4. 1876
Second Term begins November 13. 1876
Third Term begins January -. 1871
Fourth Teran begins April 8, 1871.
Nacaf ion of one week during the holidays
Closing exercises OF the school year, June 10,
1877.
Rates Of Tuition:
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT, per term - 20
COMMON ENGLISH BSAocIIES, per term 8 w
HIGHER BRANCHES including PreE1Tato-
ry Latin and Greek Ii W
CoiaLEtsIATE, including Higher Lain ana
Greek. Advauc d Mathematics, and
Mental and Moral Sciences, per terin.- Is W
French and German, each, extra. W
+ a. ~ piano .,.....-.......-.. 90
fnciflen.;,Is ......-...-........-.. so
Tuition in al cases required in advance.
Punct ual attendance -neFafneSS. pfonptnes9
and gentienaDiy and ladyiike deDortInent viii
be expected from ali who MAY become members
of the school, i. D. ROW ELI.
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Notice 60 Creditors.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
IN signed WIS. the 11th day of July.
1876. appointed administrator of the estate
of Thomas L. Ramsay. deceased, by the
County Court Of Linn county, Oregon All
persons having claims against said estate
are hereby notified to present the same with
proper vouchers. within six months affer
the date hereof. at my residence near Alba
nv in Linn county. Oregon.
WIN. r. HARDMAE.
July IL, IS76-n42 Administrator.
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Prof. G- P- Newell.
TEACHER OF THE
Organ, iano- Forte
Harmony Thorough bass and dSilging.
Special attention givenfo
VOICE CULTURE.

HAVING concluded TO make ALBANY my
permanent residence, all who desire a
thorough knowledge OF Music can now have
an opportunity.
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ALBANY
Collegiate Institute
ALBANY. =: OREGON.
Fncuity of Es.strt.calonl !:
OREGON.

rTNHE FALL. TERN of this institution viii
] begin on MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1876.
with the following
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.

Gold in New York. 10.
Legal tenders. 9O5S@91 &c.
Wheat. 62zc q bushel.
Oats. 81 &c q busllel.
Butter, 25g3Bc q pound.
Eggs. 25c e 6ozen
Chickens, 81 5O@ss 90 = dozen.
Beef-on foot, Sc; pork. do &c net.
Liverpool wheat market. Sept. 18th: Az
erage. 9s6d@9s9d; club. 9sl0da10s1d.
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Dazzling Gorgeous, Glitter; The Mighty Pageant
of Palaces rhe Emerald and Gold ScrolIed Script
ual Illustrated Wild AniRla Dens; the Heavily
Carved Great Golden Chariot and Tableau Cars.
Cages OF wild Beasts open to view I'm
the streets. Grand Carnival OF Beauty.
~ A procession that attracted 10000 men. wo-
men and children from banks, offices. stores. work
shops and dwellings, it passed through the prn-
cipal streets of San Francisco. sg~A sum of money
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NATIONAL

q q = = sIssy al home AGENTS wanted. Oufft
nix & terms free. TRUE 8 Co. Augusta. BIC
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-23
CARSON ITEMS.

The following items 81 itcrest are taken
from this mornings APPcai
The two Hayes and Wheeler Clubs Of
Carson-whiie and c~ol0rcd-arc making
preparations for the grand celebration
The day after tomorrow. They will he
provided with badges aud be- prepared 10
iall into the line Of procession. Meantime
there are busy committee, sub commit-
tees. marshals. aids and deputies. and all
the pride. pomp aud circumstance Of a
glorious campaign. Music has been en-
gagged aud the visiting clubs will he duly
met, welcomed and escorted. AZ Farmer
Trcadway's grounds the speaking will
take place in the afternoon, and stands on
Carson street will accommodate speakers
and audience in the evening. or course
there will lie boniires and fireworks u
gun firing galore. Chairman Bryant.
who is as busy as n beaver. says the pro-
gramme Of proceedings will be published
to-day. This contemplated Republican
love feast grows bigger day by day.
Tho regular weekly meeting Of the
HAYES and Wheeler Club will take place
tonight in rear IL Col. Johnson's place,
near the corner Of seventh and Carson
streets. We believe We are authorized TO
extend an invitation TO the Republicans OF
Carson and yiciniiy-not excepting Office
soekers-to be present.
Deacon Rice has gone to Hope Valley
~a-trouting and recreation seeking. He 10
expected hack the latter part ~ the week.
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NEGATIVE AND POSiTivE Ct>Di-
Dtrks.

Il Is now two months since Governor
Hayes was nominated for the Presidency
at Cincinnati. and not M single charge
damaging to his character ss q man or u
politician. has been made by his oppo.
nsnts. While accusations by the score
have been male and proven against
Samuel ]. Tilden. the record Of Cover
nor Hayes thus far remains clean and
utterly free from blemish. The only
thing which the Democrats have urged
against him is that hs is q negative ="
candidate. lie is evidently proving too
negative " for them. He Is mega
tive a. that not a word Of Islander can be
breathed against him. Wheeler Il
negative" too; ~ negative that
no Democrat dare arraign him before th.
people. On tho other hand. Tildsn anil
Hendricks are remarkably positive"
candidates. Tilden was positive" in
1864 that his entire income for 1862 was
only s7.ils he Ia equally positive
now that in that year he received s2O,-
goo counsel fees from one railroad COM
pany alone. Hendricks was positive
during the war that the North were sg-
gressors, aud that our prosecution OF IL
was an outrage he Is o equally
positive " that the war was a success.
and that the issues then settled must be
abidsd by. II he i. not positive on
this point. he preiends to he, and pretsn-
sions are all that the Democrats want Ina
their candidates. Tiljen and Hendricks
are both positive" on the money
question. They are positive" in OPP
posite directions. to DO sure, but no
Democrat will mind that. for those o:
them who are able to read can constru-
the sentiments Of their letters to suit
their own views.
The question now is. which eandi.
dates will thinking and reasonable
American citizens vote for the mega
tives" or the "positivesr" The pso-
plo will answer that question in Novem-
Der. and We very much fear that the IN
swsr will greatly astouish Positive "
Tilden and positive" Hendricks.
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MIST WE GIVE THEN ,r,

The arrival Of the escaped fenians in
New York is liable to bring about son.
unpleasant complications between this
country and Great Britain. Under the
law Of nations they are entitled TO an
asylum in America. aud II they bad es-
capped by themselves aud reached our
shores. England would have no right
TO demand their estradition. They were
political offenders only. aud political
offenders, when QUO they reach q for.
eian iand. arc never gwen up. But
there are some features IN this case
which render 1t au exceptional one.
These men were rescued by M Amer.
can ship. tying American colors. For
whatever that ship did. the American
Government is responsible. II is we'll
known that this supposed "whaler"
was fitted out III New York for the er.
press purpose OF rsseuing these men.
II lay off the coast Of Australia waiting
for them until n convenient season for
their escape arose. After they were on
board. the English Government. through
one Of its officers, demanded that they
be given mp 10 him. The American
Captain refused. aud sailed away. II
there is anything irregular in this. the
American Government is responsible.
and England will 10 sure to take imme-
date steps toward the recovery OF the
escaped prisoners. We took Mason and
Siidsll from an English ship during the
war. and were forced To give them up
again. We have taken the fenian pris.
onsrs from British soil. Shall we be
forced to give them up. too?
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THE GRAND MEETING TOMORROW.

The grand Republican ratification
meeting and barbecue. which L. to be
held in Carson tomorrow. will attract u
large number Of citizens Of other coun.
ties besides ormsby. The ratification
meeting is not all. The State Conven-
ton meets OF the same day. and this
will bring to Carson every politician OF
prominence in the State Of Nevada.
Carson City will DO filled as II never was
oiled before. The Republicans Of Sto-
rey county will. we trust. turn out in
good numbers. aud thus show to the
State and the country that they are
thoroughly in earnest In their campaign
work. This ratification meeting will be
the grandsst over held in Nevada. The
speakers who are to address IL are
staunch Republicans. aud able and elo-
qusnt men. They will tell the thou.
sands who eongreeats to hear them,
something abeut Republicanism and the
Republican candidates. They are
ashamed neither OF their principles nor
their men. The principles are clear and
easily understood. The candidates are
honest. and known to be so by the peo-
pie at large. This meeting will not re-
semble in the least degree any Demo-
cratic ratification. The truth will be
told. and the truth only. Let every Re-
publican Of Storey county who can
spare the time 20 to Carson tomorrow
and help to swell tho crowd which will
ratify the nomination Of Hayes and
Wheeler.
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GENERAL NOTES.

Az extraordinary discovery in refer
euce TO the remains Of the poet Crabbe
IL chroniclsd by the London papers.
He was Rector Of st. James Church.
Trovbridse. from 1914 to 1889. and
upon his death in the latter year he was
buried in the chancel OF the church.
Fifteen years aiterwsrj. or in lsi7. the
church was restored by the late Rev. ID.
Hastings. Rector, who succeeded Bish.
op Fulford. Bishop Of Montreal. The
workmen Of the contractor. to lower the
floor. had to reduce the size Of the vault
Of Crabbe. The skull was taken away
and all efforts to trace it were OF no
avail. The other day il was returned to
the Church wardens. who hal been
successful in finding It.
A DEMOCRATIC sPEAKER in California.
named Il. ". Clarken. said in a public
speech Mt Vallejo. in reference TO Sen
ator Morton, that he thanked God
Almighty that black beast Of Indiana
would never be able to stand on his own
legs again" The vile wretch ought to
have been tarred and feathered.
TUE largest library in the world Is
the National Library Of France, which
contains 1900 600 volumes. The Brit
ish Museum library is the next in size,
containing 1. i5o.oo volumes. The Roy
al Library Of Berlin han 7O0.0 900 vol
umss, aud the Rodleian library at OK.
ford. has 33o, 900.
ProcroR KSorr's downfall is what
was to be expected. Ho once did u real
funny thing by burlesquins the preten.
tons Of Duluth. but when he thought
his fame justified him in turning states
mau. be made a sad mistake as his un-
timely squelchinc proves.
pRirisu officers pride themselves upon
never wearing their uniforms except
when on duty. The Duke Of Bombridge
has just directed a young officer, who
continually got intoxicated and was
noisy, TO wear his uniform constantly
for u year.
TuE well known naturalist and er-
ploter. odoardo Beecari. after four
years aud u half in Eastern Malaysia
and New Guinea. has returned to Eu.
rope. lie has come home to publish an
account Of his many journeys.
CAPTAIN AsHBrnI's famous yacht. the
Libonia. is o the property Of a Rus
sian noblsman. She is at Philadelphia, |
having brought her owner and a party
Of friends across the Atlantic to see the
Centennial. Niagara. etc.
j. G~KnrESBEho. a well known ban.
ker in Paris and Chairman Of the Com.
miitee Of Foreign Bondholders, fell into
the enginsroom Of = steam.packet in
crossing from Calais to Dover recently.
and was killed.
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T n.
New York ssase Politics.

New York Mate Politics.
s,naroo,. August 22.-The Republican
State Convention Tomorrow promises To
be the most interesting for several years.
Cornell's friends still persist in their pur-
p,se ~ pressing his claims. although II
hail bcen hopcd he would withdraw. In
view IL the widespread conviction that
his nomination nov would weaken the
party in the national campaign by Offend
ing or disappointing the Independents.
EyaTt's strength from the rural districts
proves to-day stronger than was expected
and has alarmed Cornell's friends. who. 1t
is expected. will unite with Morgan's
friends. II Eyart falls to be nominated
the present prospect 10 that Governor
Morgan will win, because there Ia no o n
siderable response To the efforts To concen-
traie upon other candidates supposed 10 h.
less offensive To Conkling. Cornell's
nomination Is impossible In any event. as
many delegates who are supposed to he for
him will surely desert him openly at the
critical time II he continues In the field.
Thurlow Weed is here s~trennously coun-
selling anil advising with a view Ia har-
monizing the conflicting elements. Great
Difference to his views Is manifested from
every side aud faction.
.. 1855
Siss'"g nun "s"s s' wv
N~usion.
CuIc,oo, August s..-An iaho-Oc''"
st. Paul special says: 4 gentleman from
Winnipeg reports a large amount 81 am
munition. in small packages, sent from
Winnepeg IN q depot in Saskatchewan
| county established by Sitting Bull, who
asked the Canadians 10 send word to Queen
Victoria asking that the British Govern
ment act rs q p~eaec-maker between the
| United States and the Sioux nation, and
that. II necessary. he Sitting Ball would
scnd A number of chiefs, with an inter-
prefer. Ia visit the Queen and state their
grievances, the ui,""nrsH ~ nnssiuP",,
H., AM, a1 al raj, ,igI,,. AMI nslinr
,h., ,be IYni,eJ state. Uoy,mment give
,L.n . large ,r,c, M eountry n, A periua.
mon, recreation hor,l,r,ne IN The british
pos.essions. 10 h, formed into a civilized
| Indian Government.
e.o
fpiL,phLfhiA' angus ss'-ohe nun
ifei anu ihirte,h Chhnese boys from COZ,
iege IN Hartford ana Ne" iiaN'h, arr,'e'i
at the EShibiiion to-day accompanied ny
ssNeraI pi"'rss'rs anu "nS,s, nnu a'n,i
lhe SION ,,on. ", '",,niup gu
After dinner the party separated, most Of
them taking an interest In the machinery.
and up ~ ! o'clock nnmbcrso Of them could
BE- seen examining the sewing maeiines
and their operators and all sorts oi ma
chlnsry that requires female attendance.
They wore dark flannel suits cut % 10
Chinese. These boys were sent to this
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NEW TO-DAY.
DISSATISFIED STOCKHOLDERS.
Knlckerboeker Mining Company.

VouR coNMUNIcATioNiN THE"oALL-
OF date Of August 2ist, is,c. stating that the
DIRrcIoRs of the Ksiok rRSocrrR Mniso
COMPANY hal borrowed 5000 on the notes OF
the Company Ia erroneous. Tas CoNP,sr
owrs No so.RowrD MONEY.
!. ~ P~aisiDEsr. srauru ALI. prRsoss ~;
rsREsIeD ny OWNERSHIP OF STOCK In this Coz.
rAsY. and "ErsiRors OF s.cunrsd A. ECO.
soAIcII And Iusr ADarSIsrAArios os ITS Az.
rAIsb." to apply to me and I shall sndssvor TO
give them mLIlsLK Information concerning
the present situation Of the Company.
Tue portion Of your communication "bo
NOT aIvK ANY pnoIr roE ropR srocn" ] ear.
nesiiy agree TO, and beg Of you to represent the
ssme PERSONALLY, 30 that you may not he ME-
ariprn by statements untrue and calculated TO
iojure the rnr,Ssr and yrruRr prospects Of
the KsIcsrRnocKra CANAAN BY persons no
doubt DESTROYS of acquiring rsnrr CONTROL o.
TIE CosrAs,.
fuRrHrn. no lawyers have beeu retained 81
the sspen'e Of the RsicTrAsocKkR conrASr
to protect The late President or present secrs-
tary from any penalties connected with their
dutier. rrr LAwrkKs NAVE hrE srrAIskp TO
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