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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1884-10-07

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general olidAtion Of the smaller com
panies I'M the Hooking Valley.
Ehe Hope Furnace TTact Associatfon#
property as represented by these $25.Q 00
shores or blocks, was ultimately merged INTO
orconsolid ated with the Standard Coal and
Iron Company on the basis OF $50, 600 at
parf OF the consolid dated fcompanyis bonds,
for SO 900 block IN the Hope Tract
On the 25th of Nay, 1882, i handed to,
Mr.. s.. j. Elldns in his Office at No 9 Wan.
Street, n. y fifty of the Standard Coal and
Iron GompapY's bonds, to represent Mr..
Blainess interest in the Hope Furnace Tract,
Association, and received from Mr.. EIkinsn
voucher, of which the following is q copy;
90 NEW YORK, May 90. '&2.
g Received of j., Henry Brooks fifty thou
sand dollars of the, first mortgage bonds of
the Standard Coal and Iron Company, on
account of. James G.. Blaine, numbered from
S51 to 400, inclusive.
(Signe0. s. B. ELKINs .
In referring back for moment to Mr..
Blaine most extraordinary letter upon this
subject Il. the Hon. ii. s. Bundy, written at
Bar Harbor, Me-, under date of July %,
1884 it Will be Immediately noticed that
either the original letter or the copy is in
error where It alludes to the Standard Oil
Company, as this should read the Standard
Coal and Iron Company.
In. closing this statement, would beg to
say that when the subscription was made,
Mr.. Blaine became party thereto. The
enclosure of the money for payment, the
voucher issued in lieu thereof, all substan-
tate the position that the investment was
made with complete knowledge of its
conditions, and Mr.. Blaine has never to this
day, made any statement either to Mr. Deni-
son or myself that would lpermit any other
Interpretation of the case.
J. HENRY BRooKs, !.
133 SEARS BUILDING, BosToN, Mass,
September 80.
. The following copies of the kilograms,
letters, ETC., are appended, with certificate
of their genuineness:
BosroN. December 2, 1880.
DEAR sra learn from Mr.. Lee that you
stand ready to pay your subscription of one
share in the Hope Furnace land property
It so, should be glad to receive it with in
terest from November list, in conformity
to the terms of the subscription.
Yours truly,
(Slgned) j. N, DENIsoN,
SO Sears Building.
Boston, December 18th, 1880.
james @. Blaine, Washington, d. o.:
Have you received my letter of SEVENTH
Signed ]. N. DEN1soN.
The Western Union Telegraph Company.
dated Washington, d. c., 1856. Received
at 100 State street. Boston, Dec. IS.
70 =. r. mi Dentson, So Sears Budding,
Boston,
1 answered with enclosure on thirteenth
should have reached you last evening, or at
least this morning. a
17D..H. Grim 80 D-NiNl.
Boston, Dec. Is, 1850.
Hon. J: q. Blaine, o. IS. Senate, Wasaing-
Your letter of thirteenth received since
telegraphfng you this morning.
d. H., 651.
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FAcTs AND FIGURES FROM OFFICIAL
RECORDS.
Under Democratic administration of the
United States Government, the country
INCREASED N MANUFACTURES. PROPERTY,
POPULATION, TRANSPORTATION FACILITIES,
and in the NuMnER OF FARMERS; much more
rapidly than under Republican administra-
ton. Under Republican rule the amount
of idle money held in the Treasury has con-
stantly increased until it has grownlto be
SIX TINES Gs'nuuch per man as twas under
Democratic control. Study the following
figures and note the inevitable tendency of
Republicanism to make the Government rich
and the people poor, and among the people
And likewise note the inevitable tendency
of Democratic government to promote gen.
eral prosperity, without swelling the boards
of Che government, of great capitalists ortof
monopolies. From 1850to 1850 the Demo-
Gratis were in power. From 1870 to 1880
the Republicans. OBSERVE THE CONTRAST
AND LEARN THE LESSON.
BALANCE IN o. 8. TREAsURY, POPULATION AND
PER CAPITA. THE FOLLOWING YEARS.
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SENATE CIHAMpFR.
WAsn1NiaroN, Dec. 30th fsic-1st6l 1ss

WASHINGTON, Dec. Both [sic--18t6l 1880.
DEAR SR Find enclosed my draft for
$25. 600 in payment of my subscription to
The Hope Furnace enterprise. Touching
the interest, have to ask that whatever L
may amount to, you will permit its payment
toFbe- postponed until some matters between
Mr.. Lee and myself are definitely adiusted.
(signedl 81 u. a. BLAINE.
Mr.. DENIsoN.
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NEW YoRK. Nav 2h. 18a2.

NEw York, May 25. 1882.
Received of Henry Brooks, fifty thousand
dollars of the frstmortgage bonds of the
Standard Coal and Iron Company on ac-
count of James Ct. Blaine, numbered from
351 to 400 inclusive.
(Signed) s.. B. ELKNs.
i, Babson s. Ladd, of Boston, in the
County of Suffolk and Commonwealth of
Massachusetts, counsellor at law. on oath
depose and say, that / have compared the
foregoing exhibits, numbered one d., two
(2l, four ~, and six (0, with letter.press
copies of the same, contained in the letter
book OF. John n. Denison, and that from my
own knowledge of said DenisOn's hand
writing, know that each is signed by his
own hand; and further depose and say
that the originals of above exhibits mum.
bered three (3), five o., and seven "a were
placed in my hands by j. Henry Brooks for
the purpose of making copies thereof, that
the exhibit numbered three is an accurate
copy of a photographic despatch exhibited to
me by said Brooks, who informs me that the
same was delivered by the Western Union
Telegraph Company to John N. Denison;
that the exhibit numbered five o. is an ex-
act copy of letter apparently written by
clerk, but bearing what / believe to be the
autograph signature of James G.. Blaine.
and that said exhibit numbered seven On is
an accurate copy of the original, which /
believe to be entirely in the Handwriting of
Stephen B. Elkins.
BABsoN s. LADD.
Commonwealth OF MAssACHUsRTTs,
BosroN, Sept. 29th, A. D., 1884
SufoH-ss.::
Then personally appeared the above
named Babson s. Iadd, and made oath that
Us to the matters above stated to be upon his
own knowledge he knows to be true, and
that as to matters above stated to be upon
his information and belief, he believes them
to be true. Before me,
JAMES R. CARREr,
Justice of the Peace.
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Truth About Defhlcations.

" Unnecessary taxation is unjust taxa
on. Democratic Platform.
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Or taking an average of the above neccs-
saries of life a dollar in 1860 was worth as
much as dollar and a half was worth in
1881.
But even in 1881 wages were not higher
than in 1860 in proportion to the cost of
living, as is illustrated by the following itae
tax ffo n0G bha oea reports of
Massachusetts Labor Statistics Bureau for
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Total defalcations -.----.-..$1G,S 6S, AGO GO
THE STAR ROUTE FRAUDS.

Millions stolen by conspiracy and fraud.
ulent bids. George Bliss and other counsel
employed for nearly year at 800 per day
trials tofttOut any c0pUicfiOn of the Ring
conspirators, prominent leaders in the Re
publican party.
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The total loss to the Government for the
three fiscal years preceding June 30, 1888,
as shown by the certificates Of the First
Comptroller of the Treasury, fled in the
United States Courts, and sued on by di.
rection of the Solicitor of the Treasury. the
law officer of the Government IN charge, as
correct, is-...----... 81, 569, 788 ~
From which deduct COLLECTIONS 1909 30
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BosroN, Dec. 18th, 1880.

Received from James q. Blaine $25. 1877. so.
being payment in full for one share in the
Association formed for the purchase of
lands known rs the Hope Furnace Tract,
Ohio
This receipt to be exchanged for certif-
cate when prepared.
Csigneb jim. DEN1soN,
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and place the National Administration in
honest and economical hands.
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H0GkiIlg valley

eEAnofEers IB1afne EaIsehood 1sx-
posed
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(RT0n1 Representatives. Posts Warrington
9neeeLN
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emplo yment, our miners and 1nanutactut
ing workmen that remain at work ind
their pay cut down so low that it is Inn
possible for them to1ive and support their
families decently. The Democrats, in the
majority in the House of Representatives
only, have been unable to pass any law
affecting wages and emplo yments generally.
when Garfield was elected on the false
promise of general prosperity, is the Repub-
lican Tariff Commission Law.
If United States legislation is responsible
for the present distress, that responsibility
rests solely upon the Republican party
Now let us examine some census figures
about what Republican Legislation has done
Between 1870 and 1880. in the great
industry of the production of iron, our
capital increased 247 per cent, the number
of employees 10 per cent, the quantity of
product 1O8 per cent. but the total amount
of wages paid increased only 80 per cent.
slant and depressing decrease in the wages.
of coal miners, and of other great pro-
ducers.
Wages now are not as high as in 1860,
measured by the value of wages in ipur-
chasing food, clothing and shelter 80
According to Republican figures borers
who earned So week in a6QsseaEnedi
$6.60ta week in 1880. SO . H az 81
In 1880 IS would buy: In 1881 $3.50 would buy ::
Roast Beef ,4S 60 GO lbs Roast Beef sss 81 lbs
Flour, family. 1855 /" Flour, family. 1904 "
5O0F5 nos29
Adollar would buy:
Rice lbs. 1925 lbs
Beef, roasting. ......- ..........918 5.S5
Beef, corned. Is 9.75 IS
Pork, sailed. 900 7.54
Flour, family .......... >. 2777 1876 :"
Rent, rooms :. .6N days. 3zdays,
Board for 9 I'll IS 147- 1''N
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Iu4.n tfe RnscnIs OutI

The only way to purify the Government
and show to the people the truth abouttheir
public servants is to elect
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Rh8 Industrial Issue
HOW Democratic GoYernment
Makes the People prosperous.

BAcrs AND FIGURES FROM oFF1c1AL
-.r.n.crn1arnn.. -----.-
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2 That change in the admfnistration q nee
essary Is proved by an existing surplus Of
more than 800. 0OO, 200, which has yearly
boon collected from the suffering people.
Unnecessary taxation Is unjust taxation.
We deuounce the Republican party for Hays
ing failed TO relieve the people from crush.
ing war taxes which have paTalyzed bust
ness, crippled industry, and deprived labor
of employment and of just reward. ';Dst1L-
OcTGt6 PSd10fm
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Leaving total loss off,. 81 $50. 900 81
to the United States from the thcfts Of its
Disbursing Officers far the time tinted bV
McPhersoa and Coo1p, instead Of $6.56I.09, Gs
they certify.
If VIC add to the amount certified by the
First Comptroller and Solicitor Of the
Treasury as having been
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Your letter of thirteenth received since
telegraphfng you this morning.
(signed) JIM. DRN1soN.
D. H., 651.
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ThesDemocratic Party the Cham.
To tle Worktngmen Of tie United States
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n. DEN1soN,

pt to be exchanged for a eertifi-
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The Western Union Telegraph Company.
dated Washington, d. c., 1850. Received
at 100 State street, Boston, Dec. IS.
70, =. r. I'M Dentson, Sc Sears Building,
Boston.
I answered with enclosure on thirteenth
should have reached you last evening, or at
least this morning.
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In 1881 $3.50 would buy {:
Roast Beef .....8.61 lbs.
COrned Beef. CABS "
Flour, family 1904 "
Rent, 4 rooms, 24.75 days.
Mems board ..9.D 81
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THE wIn1sKEY RING FRAuDs.

Amount of defalcations un.
der Grants first Admins
tratlon ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $3.50, 4S3 %
Amount of defalcation I'm.
der Grants second Ad
The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-12-05
GUILTY NUMBER TWO.

Alter short deliberation, the jury Tn the case of the Territory vs Chrstoferson, the second of the Apache county polyganlists, whose idea of human happiness was not looked u,on with much favor from d legal standpoint, returned a verdict of guilty. Such result was expected. On the part of the Territory the case was pros- ecuted throughout in the same able manner that vas noticeable in the Penney case, while with the defense nothing was left un- gone in advocating the cause of their client, but it proved of no use. Such slayish prac- tices as has been proven in these cases to exist, together with other equally as bar barious customs incident to their creed, should be driven from the land and not al lowed to rest until the last traces of it were lost in the sands of justice In speaking of the trial of Mormons at this term of court and the verdict in the Penney case, the San Francisco Chronicle says ;hat singular CO., incidence Is that the first conviction for pa- lypamy m Arizona was had before Cbiet Justice Howard. who as United States District Attorney of Utah, secured the hrst conviction ever had in that TerrSory TOT the ciime of blood atoncnien..
The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-12-05
COMPLIMENTARY NOTICE.

Our government can no 'nger he said to be an experiment. One hundred years 0i successful existence hay, established it us . permanent ins.i u.iSn rhs magnificent conduct of ths people during the st cleo tion proves their patriotism, anl the wis dom of our Constitution. Our immense commercial interests also furnish convin. cing proof We know of no better illustra- tion of the success attending honorable and able business methods than the firm of b. NJ. Ferry IS O., D.troit, Mich, the lead ing seedsmen of this c .untry. From small thirty years ago, they have Luilt up their mammoth business by s'rict adherence to their initial principle of fur nishing only the best seeds obtainable. They offer to send their valuable Annual" free to all who expect to buy seeds or buiss
The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-12-05
M.- -GOEDwATER FOR MAf0R.

: The connection of Mt: siieitsel q ,ldwa-
 ter's ntme with tlie m.ycr4liiy of Prs.eo,s meets with etnstai favor among all classes in Prescott. With the old pioneers he is
 the leading favvrite, as many f that els-
 inent remember tha many ins' 'saces Of generosity aud fbetali,y m hi. putt in the
 dark days ot danger and want in the eos,
 while the inote tecent arrivals cannot but admir-. and respect the business integrity
 and enterprise which has always destin
 guished himself and the firm ,4 which he is
 the head. That he would make ah atis official none will gaiasay. es fes in Presc tt possess iare ii.teres;s hSre closely identi- fed with the ci,y's welfare than he. He has seen our municipality emerge from the doubtful existence of shanty town into the capital of one of the largest subdivisions of the Union. His many friends may we'll ask ~h ho can lay better claims to pu lie rec cgnition of past services than N. Goldwatsif
The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-12-05
TO DETROIT AND YUM.

The announcement. thIt Jadgs Howard would, at 10 q. m. to-day, pas, sentence on the p'lygamists convicted at tbe present term of Court, Sas the means of filling the court room with larger audience probably than ever before congr.g gated withihits walls The prisoners, Ammon NJ. Tenny, Peter brought into Court by the UDited States Marshal. and ara cu wi;h;n the bar. where they wete at once joined hy Wm. J. Flake and Jas. F. Skpusen, whp, on ye : terdIy waiyiug the form llity uf trial, had plead guilty. The Name of Ammun M. Teuny Was the first to b cIiled sHd, ( T his arising, Judge Howard Proi Ounded to him .he usual question as 10 whether he had anything t. say why judgement and sentence should not be proi ounced asains. him. On his replying he had Lot. Mr. Hern lon, h's c.'unsel, arose and, on hs behalf and the rest of the accused, made a short and appropriate appeal to the CourG for the exercise of mercy. On the close of Mir Hcrndo,l's remarks, L. 5. Dist Atior- ne; Xlbriskie arose and stated that while he, as all i4diviiuAI, felt heartily sorry for the unfortunate men whose disregard If tie law had ;,:aced them ill such lament. = b!e position. y-t as au officer, he believed 1t to he his duty on behalf of the nation q. large 10 ask that an example be made of them. Judge Howard, on the conclusion of Colonel Z,triskis,.s remarks. after a short re,iew of the trial of the defendant, and the bearing of his p:frnse on society at large, ,entcnced hun tu pay fine of $500 and be imprisoned three years and months i'll the House of Correction at De- troit, Michigan n,-sentence to confluence from to day. The same rcntenee was i'm posed On Peter | ChrisioEerson and C. 1. Kemp. In sentencing Vim J. Flake and Jas. F. SkUus,n, Judge Howard stated that iu con .idcTarIOu oi their i.aVlDg plead cuilt5. he bclleyrl thent ic ie entitled to more lenicnt punishment, and seutencei clca tv SIX n1nths imprisonment at Yuma, and to pay q line of $50).
The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-12-05
. | rLEA OF GUILTY.

Ou the conseniny of court this sffefnscf, Mr. Herndda, oa behalf oi MshosA wm,
 ,. Flake sud J.. F. Skonssa, ef Apasas
 eauniy. indicted for polygamy. mos sad
 requested the rstnfissipn Of Judge ao~ard
 10 withdraw the plea of nut guilty. already
 entered by his cliens.s and issts~a entes .
 plea of guilty. h making this rvq-.s. z
 Mr. Hernioll stated 2 that b .a B.s,.sp skoasen ana Bishop F.ke hsd fyr years been married and .iyed> in ? lys4ns, be-. llevipg n to be sight ansier ,hs ts uet. and doctrines of the AorIsaea cksreh, ,ha, they had h.d children ,ach 6y txo s,ses, but believing that iu dss;ny ss th' y had violated the hss of ,i:e la,sL, they would throv themselves on ihs mercy os The court. and comics. their amsnat,l.iy 10 irg I punish-. nent. -. -. >s3.15 2 r 'e>. s:. ;s 4--e
 Judge Howard, in cotiipsiaS w;th Mr. Ii njeE,s request, said that sindictiyrne was not ihes piritof the prosecutions iassita :. ted against p',lyssu,ons prae,ieek That in stead, yin,iicasi n of the .ass ot the i,nd ~ks the sole obiect. Mormon and c nii's alike must learn td respect and obey sas stA,uis..- In coiisdering ths plea ',f ths defendants in eonnecti"n to inc punishment se be mets,l shern, he would renfersbrr their ages and surronis ling. aud the spirit whish xc,uated ;: iteln in recognizing the supremacy ~os the : is~s senteacss will be passed r, -morru~ ; morning of Messrs. skoussu and flakss in solnpany with Aessrs. Penney. Christof- fersen aH1 Kemp. who have b,en tried and coBsieted uf the same ,.f :lsse. .1s2... ,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-12-05
4 CARD.
BErsc, .rr nn

PEEsc TT, Dee 5.h, 1884
 EDIT MISER:-Referr:ng to Card in the Courier of the 4'h instant, by some unau;hGrizei ami malicious person, sig sning himself ,:A M tA y:ls Szzs4 F .s' nection with the Alillig .n Guards, We wish to say that ill this instance "A. M :" lIas put his foot in it most lamentably. Mir Ener- son has recently been re-elecs Lieuten- ant of our Company, and appointed mana ger of the business anl inancisl affairs of the same, at the unanimous wish and vote of the Company.
 This we submit is a sufficient rafutation of the insinu tion made by A. NJ ," and we hope that as far as We are concerned, he will sink into the ''hIpeless oblivion" prophesied by him for the Prescott Ora matic Club.
 Signedi MILLrGAS GUARDs.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-12-05
THE LOCAL PROSPEc1OR.
From Mondays Daily.l

rTOu MOuudy Odiiy.J
 Jim O'Neal, of San Francisco Noun tains, is here, and says stock in tha, locality never lookad nor fared better.
 The Misses Ollie and Maggie Dickson, two charming young ladies, after pleas ant visit in our city, as the guests oi Mrs. c. A. Bray, returned yesterday to their home in Skull Valley.
 NJ. H. Sherman, President. of the Valley Bank of Phenix, is in town. He is warmly greeted by host of friends who are glad to see him ag.in on the streets of the capital city.
 Father Lebretou has won for himself golden opinions from all shades of religi- ous sentiment by his kindness, charity and ability. In recent case of distress he set an example of charity and mercy that it behooves all to imita.e.
 Rev. G. H. Adams returned last evening from a missionary tour through Williamson tnl other valleys. He is we'll pleased with the success met with and the hearty support that all extended to him in the cause he represents.
 Many attended the service of Song and Thauksgiven last evening in tile Marina Street church The services were some what of a variety in form from the usual evening lecture, and were appreciated throughout and quite interesting.
 The Board of Supervisors are anxious to close up all business for the year. and to that end request all so interested to present their bills and other matters be- fore them for consideration ct their meeting on the e2d instant.
 The following named persons were, last Saturday evening, elected as officers of Aztlan Lodge No. 1, F. and A. M., to serve during the. next Masonic year: W. G. Oliver, VI. M; J. E. Anderson, $. w.; E. J. Cook, Treasurer; Morris Goidxater, Secretary.
 Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder and Flavorins Extracts are tho only kinds made by practical chemist and physician, with special regard to th cir healthfulness. And they are rapidly supersediug all inferior and deleterious compodnds for similar purposes Buy Dr. Prices Baking Powder only in cans ,r,,h nphroLsp lahaia
 The time of our District Court is being taken up to-day with the case of the Territory vs. Kemp, another polygamist, whose ideas oi human happiness will likely meet with the same disfavor as that of which characterized the verdicts of the juries in the cases of Tenny and Christofe.son. Cattlemen in Apache county, who range their cattle adjacent to the Sen Carlos re- servation, complain that the Indians are stealing from them. Geo. Bsgnell, stock man on Show Low creek. advis, the Hol- brook Times that within the past few mo uths ho has had stolen from him forty~fire head of cattle by the reservation Indians. which have never been accounted for.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-12-05
A CARD.
PHgsc TIT. D.c. n:h 1884

Psgso IT, Dec. o;h, 1884. 2 EDITOR MINER; reply to an artiete published In the Courier of the 4th instant, the un iersigned desire to express taeir q T. tire satisfaction with the present III mag, ment, and. white sorry to leirn frcn son.. anonymous ani d;sAffscted outsider, that ''indics:ions point to our disso.ut:on,n ,n wish to say. tha. while the public cou,inue to signify their approval of the entertain ments, We will d, our best in the future. as Tn the past, to please our pa;r ns--and the Cn.y censors We ne fear-the citizens of Prescott. Signed: G....
 PsESCoTr DR1 aATIc CLUB.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-12-05
MUSIC, MUSICi!

Having located permanently in Prescott, l will pay particular attention in the future 70 repairing and tuning pianos, guarantee ing satisfaction to all who favor me with the,r patronage 1 will also give instruc- ttcus in instrumental music for ressnna- ble compensation. Those desiring nay ser vices will please leave word at Curry s Je~elry Stct,. or al lrrss pUs. Office Box 2I2. W. 4. SANDERS.