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The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-06-08

A NLIlEW Of Crown Prince Bismarck
was In New orb few days ago. on his
way to Texas. where he has n friend In
the cattle business. The Young man was
lieutenant In the army, and by reason
Of n quarrel with his major. had to leave.
lie is reported as saying that "he will
take to cattle raising for few years, and
when he will have made money enough
hc will return home" II there Is one
thing i'm this world that X misunder-
stood it il the idea Of cattle raising In
Texas hy men who have no conception
Of the business or tine country, its people
ard their habits. Buying ranch Is
barely the beginning Of business that
takes constant work and strong minds to
handle satisfactorily and successfully.
IuR san Antonio and Arkansas Pass
railroad can really be- said to he an
assured fact, and that men and capital
will be ready to push it through to a
successful completion. There still re-
mans. however. little matter # $780,
uOO, which il expected to be subscribed
by san Antonio capitalists and business
men. before all the means can be- said to
De forthcoming, but since all questions
Of the ultimate progress have been set
/ at rest, It no doubt viii not he a hard
matter to get tho stock to that amount
/ subscribed. There il considerable diff
| ference between road on paper and
| one iu the process OF building, which
| also makes difference as to the de
| rrecs oi faith in the enterprise. The
road has got out OF Its paper stage, but
/ % also needs the new stock, and at once.
"G.iNIsIoN. Dallas and Fort WORTH
SAYS the kcreu- Light, may as well
loose their wrangle over metropolitan
and commercial importance as cities.
The newly discovered natural advanta-
pes Of public travel, via san Antonio,
/ ecipscs in importance the deep water
scheme Of Galveston, or the inland IA
cilities Of Dallas and Fort Worth \
cave, the depth Of which cannot as yet
be measured, Is hard 10y the city, and it
/ Is thought to he q subterranean outlet
from that city to that uneXplored
realmn from whence no traveller has re-
turned, and from its geographical posi-
ton it is thought to he the shortest.
quickest and sHfcst route. San Antonio
/ viii evidently be city Of wonderful
importance when She becomes a
port of entry to TINT undiscovered coun-
try"
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-06-08

NOrdGr June g. 1885

TUE state ticket two years from now.
which will have Governor Wash Jones
for its head will De love. labor lost lu
the fullest sense Of the word
ComU- Cmm-u capitalists stand ready
to put money into the Gulf road. which
possibly signifies that it is better
scheme than theproposed Nueocs valley
road.
FnANcE Is going to use extreme dill
gence to prevent the spread OF cholera
from Spain, which seems TO be rapidly
increasing both at Valencia and at other
points.
GRASHorrEG- have made their ap-
peOrance at Canon city, Colorado but
there does not appear 10 be any great
alarm felt on account of any damage
they Will do
ENDiNE- for the san Antonio and
AransNs Pass railroad will arrive here
sometime about the middle OF July, and
their presence will signify the beginning
Of the end Of the reign Of the tribe of
mossback.
GALVESTON entertained The Houston
Light Guard on saturday evening, and
did 1t In royal style. The Guard have
maintained the proud supremacy Of the
great state In manner that entitled
them to many honors
-
a POSSE OF eatI'emen have done more
real execution against the raidinG
Apache Indians IMAM all OF the troops,
III 'he TACT mat IN one encounter, the
'a'lIemeh captured nerd of horses and
u Is Deile'ed' Ai''ed couple Of the
lhul"hs'
IRIS autborjtatiyelv sta,sd .n,o,u.
long standing question Of Jin.ronco oo,
corning the Afghan frontier hctwa.,
England and Russia Inns beep drony
satisfactorily settled. and TINT commi..
sioners are now on the prornd 70 lo.,,.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-06-08

LN~NEs for the san Antonio and
Aransns Pass railroad will arrive here
sometime about the middle OF July. and
their presence will signify the beginning
Of the end OF the reign Of the tribe of
mOssbaCk.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-06-08

GALVESTON entertained The Houston
Light Guard on saturday evening, and
did it in royal style. The Guard have
maintained the proud supremacy Of the
great State in a manner that entitled
them to many honors.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-06-08

TnR Chicago News says "The rob
berry Of the Old Manhattan bank, Of New
York, by its teller, man named Scott,
Of $4,000, presents the usual. but to
outsiders unaccountable, phase of all
such crimes that have come to light
during the last decade. Either the
other officers OF the bank or the United
states Bank Examiner were incompe-
tent for the positions they hold or the
thief was one Of the most adroit rasoas
in existence. \ few months since the
Bank Examiner declared the institution
In perfectly sound and normal condi.
tion at II time in all probability when
this amount OF its available means had
gone where the woodbine twineth. ="
one Of the curious circumstances OF this
robbery is that the leading officer. Of the
bank profess Ignorance Of the full name
OF an employe who had been in their
service for ~ years. Probably he had
never been formally introduced to them.
Wonder If they met him in the street
now whether they would recognize
him.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-06-08

lrs authoritatively stated that the
long standing question OF difference CON
corning the Afghan frontier. between
England and Russia. has been finally
satisfactorily settled, and that commits
sioners are now on the ground to locate
the boundary.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-06-08

a ro,sE Of eatlIeman have done more
real execution against the raidinc
Apache Indians than all Of the troops.
ia the fact that in one encounter the
cattlemen captured herd Of horses and
it is believed KILLED couple Of the
Indians.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-06-08
MICHAEL ODER,
LESSEE or THE
SAN GERONIMO QUARRIES.

Stone tor building purposes furnished in any
quantity aud all dimensions. OHNAMENTAL
STONE CUTTING attended to, If desired. My
prices are low and attention prompt. Try me.
Address:
No. 222 BLUM STREET.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-06-08

FMNcE Is going to use extreme dill
gence to prevent the spread OF cholera
from Spain, which seems to be rapidly
increasing both at Valencia and at other
points.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-06-08

business NHmf.. uuI Treasurer
Grfulu. Jlu>-ns NW.,uH.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-06-08


InE United Presbyterian assembly.
which was In session at Topeka. kansas,
The pat two weeks, passed resolution,
aounsellng the members of the United
Presbyterian church to stand aloof from
the Grand Army OF the Republic and
similar secret organizations. This reso-
tuition brought down the house. so to
speak and the papers of Kansas have
been vigorously going for the ministers
IN consequence. The Fort Scott Herald
in an article on the sub ject, very truly
says The Grand Army can well afford
to ignore with contempt such a spirit OF
opposition; its history and services are
too grand and noble to be Injured Inv
any such spite. There is not member
OF the Grand Army but knows its aims
are as high and pure as those OF any
illlberal, hide-bound church. The time
is past when the priestly command of
an assembly can dictate to men-this is
rlght-that is wrong-because we saw go.
ana you must obey II or be eternRlly
damned .et them make the fight, II
they dare, between themselves and the
secret societies, and they will be The
losers. The Grand Army Is halowed in
Its aims, and has made the country
united, when this United Presbyterlan
church refuses to unite with Tia own
Southern brethren
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-06-08

Comy- Cm-I capitalists stand ready
to put money into the Gulfroud. which
possibly signifies that it is better
scheme than theproposed Nueocs valley
road.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-10
nRs. GARvIklp's rssrrxE.

TIE recent reports concerning Mrs.
Garheld's endowment of the Garfield
Hospital. and other gossip about tue
widow of the martyr President. have
created some curiosity about the
lady's financial condition. An init
mate friend of Mrs. Garfield. residing
Ia this city gives the following de-
ssription of her estate: The subscrip-
tion raised tbreooh the fundamentally
Of Cyrus w. Field aggregated, when D
lvseeed in Government bouds, about
t3l2.00o. Gen. Gardeld's life was in
sursd for $50. 600 the payment OF which
the companies, for the sake Of tie ex
tended advertisement it would give
them, II for no other purpose promptly
paid. Congress also voted her the rem-
mast OF the saiary which vsuld have
been due Gen. Garfield for the nrst year
which amounted to $4,000. The litte
estate which Garfield left aggregated
some $4,000. THIS vas all he had been
able TO sccumulate after life Of IN
usual activity. This makes her total
estate. in round numbers, about $3.50.
600 Ia money veil invested. From this IN
income Of peobabiy tl4OW is derived.
In addition 70 that shs 30 fSoa Con
Qress an annual pensisn of e5,0O.
which is uoW voted TO the widows Of ell
ex Preeideuta.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-10
rHE Observation-Disclosures PUB. CO.
A wosD OF ADSaCE.

Why are girls so injudieious IN
their liberation of dissipated young
mens II Is very often the case that
thoroughly good girl viii deiiber-
ately marry a man who makes no
secret of his bad habits. What can
she expect bat misery to ensuef A
lfe-partnership should not be entered
into without At least A. much caution
o. men display in making business
combinations for limited periods.
No man selects his business partner
from among men who drink much
liquor or have other bad habits. As
for mere manners and the ability TO
make ines self agreeable. they have
not of themselves influence enough
among men 10 secure n dollars worth
OF credit, or 10 justify any one in be-
lieying their possessor on oath. A
girl who is not old enough or shrewd
enough TO have learned what are the
standards by which men are tested
would be far surer of happy life II
she were to let ber parents select 8
husband in the prosiest manner
imaginable than II she were to make
her own selection 10 the manner pc
suliar to girls. A life partnership is
not easily dissolved. Home Com
panion.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-10

"whst ] maintain Is this" said Mr..
Whiffiss. oraoularly, "at the age of 60
or thereabouts, the power TO wonder
ceases. Take my own case, for in
stance. ! am 66, geutlemen, and havs
led very active life. have travelled
widely and read deeply have esxed
npon the marvels Of nature, art. science
and mechanics. have watched pre-
eress ,nevery shape With emotion end
ave; bat have csased 10 wonder. The
cessation wss not q matter OF ehoice. !
have no longer the power. Remarkable
Histories, adventures and theories ex
cite certain peculiar feeling in me, but
Il is not wonder. Even the doings. the
most eccentric doines, Of crazy fanatics.
either moral, political or religious, can
not move me TO wonder. Am beyond
10, and don't knew vhether to be sorry
or noe. You may depend upon is that
to man Of 60 wonder Is q thing Of the
past"
Herr . nsis bos looked into the eoffes
room and said: "Mr. Whiffiss, your
wife asked me to step down and say
that she particularly wanted you to 20
home at once"
Mr.. whiffies drank his glass Of cold
without" hurriedly, and A. be got hie
head into his hat exsisim' d Nov
vonder what the deace she wants ne
for"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-10
TEE nArSrID RxISC.

II vas q lonely houesseader in TIE
deep r-ccsses Of the forest primeyal
vhleh borders the classic Lake Wash
inQsou FROM whom ve obtained the par
tleulArs Of this e. DER true tale
Night after night" said be. " had
BEEN startled BY a weird. unsauny
vzilina, which se-med IN proesed from
the neighborhood Of the Haunted
spring, which. edged vita 'psplsrs
pale, u shunne5 With s1pers;isious hor-
ror by the aocr1gine and rarely visited
by the most sdventuroes Of the pale
faces- Night after night my faithful
collie sunk into the cabin qsiverine
With fesr, as the dissonant vsii stud
dered through the startled sir. could
bear Il no longer, and shoaiderins nv
srusty rine and. leaving my faithful
vzschdos whining piteossly as be ssv
me depArt for the unhalloved spot.
followed the serpentine trail vhicn led
to the Haunted SprinR.' picking my
way over fallen log and rocky boulder
sy ths struggling moonbsam's misty
hight As neared the locality the
mournful cadence of the mysterioos
sound rose fitfully above the songhing
OF the wind tarough the somber pines.
nos II Toe place catering which the lost
wretch leaves hope behind could Be
heard q more friehsful sound. Tread
ing lightly, stole unawares upon the
source of the hidden horror. Just then
the moon. hitherto partly veiled in
clouds. shoue oat In uncloudsd bril-
Iiancy, and there in the forks Of q viii
iov, close to the turbid waters Of the
Haunted Spring. ! bebsld an empty
bottle that had ooce contained Swamp
Angels Rheumatic Cure, the only
known sure cure for rheunstism in all
It's forBs, left there by some one, un-
mindful thas it would be 10 NE DIVINE
message OF a Divine gift, for With one
dollar sbtained one bottle from the 3.
4. X G. Mfg. Co., Seattle, Washington
Territory, which estirsly cured me Of
the terrible rheumatic paius which /
had had for thirty years" dv
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-10
SEATTLE. w. IT, SATURDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 10 1855
4 9OHAl CIRE.

King Henry VIII, whose reign is %
famous a. forming the dIriiess, hloodiess
leaf In all Of Engisnd's history-ghsch
10 saying . great deaI-Blua King Hal
a. some Of bis fsv rites we're privileged
deliahtedly 10 call him. did nos leave
the world altogether barren Of some
sAins Ia ihe vav Of incident thss nigh,
amoss II and serve To shos the harm
less surface Of his character. and thus
permH 10 to forget, for the time, the
heartiea viiiainy that flowed beneath.
IL 10 recorded Of him that, while hunt
ins in Windsor forest, be once lost ms
gay. and. being aboos dinner time. be
pitched upon the abbey Of Reading.
where, Disgusting himself much 70.
delight. more for discovery. 10 SEE IN
seen }. be vas invited TO the ab5st's ta
bic, and passed for one of the kings
guard, a place 20 which the proportion
OF bis person might properly entitie
him. sirloin Of oeef lso k1isatsd,
saith usdittos, by this Aos King Hen
~. vas set before him, Oh which the
king laid hastily. not diRrasins ene of
that place for whom he vas mistaken.
-" Well fare thy heart" qnoth the abbot,
aud here, IN cup of sack. remember
the health OF bis grace, your master. |
vsuld give an hundred pounds on the
cosaision ! could feed 80 heartily on
beef a. you d.. Alas NV weak and
qusasy stomach will hardly digest the
vfns Of . small rabbit or chicken"
Tie king pleasantly pledged him,
finished bis dinner. and, heartily thank
ing hiu for his good cheer. departed as
undiscovered as be came thisher some
weeks after she abbot vas sent for by
pursuivant, brou9bs up TO London,
clspt IN the tower. kept close prisoner,
and fed for q short time 90 bread and
water; yet net so empty his body of
food 40 bis mind vas oiled With fears.
creating many susp,cions for himself,
when and ho~ he had incurred the
kings dispieasure. Al last Q sirlnin of
oeef Vas set before him, on which the
abbot fed 40 the farmer Of his grange.
and verified the psoverb that two hun
Cry meals make the third a Rlutton.
King Heary then Springs out Of a pri-
vats lebby, where he had placed him
self, the invisible spectator Of the alb
bots behavior.
my lord" quoth the king, pres.
emily deposit your fl00 in gold. or else
no going hence ell the days Of your
life. have been your physician to cure
yon OF yoor queasy stomach. and here,
a. ! deserve. | demand my fees for the
same"
The abbot paid the hundred pounds.
and. glad be had escaped go. returned
TO Reading, lighter in purse bat much
msrrisr in heart than when he came
thence.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-10

d. R Judkins. the photographer, cor
ner Of aecnnd and Columbia streets,
Seattle. W. I. Wishing to Introduce
my work more extensively. having the
best gallery on the Sound, and facilities
for turning out large amount of work,
have concluded TO issue Club Rates
TO any one Who viii get up . club Of ten
will issue ten tickets, good for $50
Each ticket will be good for one dozen
Cabinet Photographs Of my best work:
and 10 the one getting up the club l will
issus on. ticket free, good for one dozen
Cabinet Photographs. Tickets are good
for six months. Ny regular rates for
Cabinets are IS per dozen. All are in
vited to call and examine my work.
oc9 ID. T. JupKIn.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-10

Few realize that the stomach is nearly
always the offending organ in What arr
called bilious attacks, nevertheless that
such Ia the case is q scientific fact KeeE
the stomach healthy and the whole body
will be healthy. Cholera and osheI
germ Diseases" cannot be propaeatec
in the system il the stomach and blood
are 10 healthy stata. De Hsven's Dys-
pepsia Cure secures this desirable state
Of the stomach and blood. Sample bot
ties free al A. b. Stewart's drug store.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-10
A GREAr DlsCoyEgY

That 10 daily bringing joy to the
homes Of thousands by saving many Of
their dear ONES from an early grave.
Truly is DIR. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption. Coughs, Colds, Asthma,
Bronchitis, Hay Fever, Loss of Voice,
Tickling in the Throat, Pain IN the
Side and Chest. sr any disease Of the
Throat or Lungs, . positive cure. Guar
anteed. Trial Bottles free at A. B.
Stevart's Drug Store. Large size tl.W
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-10

AHorHsn TIA SHn.--The Northern
Pacific freight department yesterday
ruce6ved rnaii advieos from Fsazier /
o., its Yekohsma agents, thai the
Beitinh bark Artisan Vns loading at
thai point With tea, silk aod besids for
Tacoma. u u expsssed fhss the bark
viil be loaded 10 time - that she can
sail from Yokohama some time next
week. The ArtisAr 10 fully a. fast -
the rsabsl. and equally a. good time is
expected 10 be 10 sde With her a. Vas
msae visA thas ssssaL fhs Isabel made
the arip to Yokohama n thirty days -
asainss HAirty.seven dsye By the har-
nouiA 70 San Francisco. The Northern
Psoi6c will make all necessary arrange
msnsa 10 handle ~ ArttsAnb cargo
afsar the vsassl reaches American va-
tee4 So has ou board upwards OF Oo6
tons Of tea, in addition 70 Q large qnsa-
tity of silks and braids- The success
met With On the hrst experiment. vas
sufficient TO warrant the Northern Pa
c,fio 20 take active steps looking TO g.
tablishiuo Q regular lire Of vesssls for
the trade bss9een Yokshama and the
Pacific coast. This ts hss psAssieally
dous, and ArYanQsDo0ts are maklnR 10
hsvs mou,hIy vsunsas sail froo Ysko
hama - both TaoomA and Poft1and- IL
ID fcond thas careoss eau be dtsehafged
With equal II not beseer faGnssss o.
Portland than Tacoma, ind eapse-
qsently sAe ceapany's ve1sss vsli alter
nate 6ssvssa tAsss ports. As With tne
formss shipmsst, the Artisans cargo ss
consigned 10 Sc Paal. Chicago and Nss
York parties s-P'esssr Frsss.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-10

The Best Salve In the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheam, Fe-
yer Sores, rettcr, Chapped Hands, Chill
blsins, Oorns and all Skin Eruptions,
and positively cures Piles, or No pay ~
quired. Il is guaranteed 10 give perfect
satisfaction. or money refunded. Price,
Is cents per box. For sale BY A. B.
Stewart.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-10

Union. /

In response to the request Of Governor
Squire, County Assessor Bowman has
prepared q statement Of the production
of Walla walls county. The statement
10 made on the reports Of the deputy
assessors, the returns of threshers and
farmers, and after much personal OBJ
servatian- The result h very crafty
ing From the report we compile the
following statistics, showing the average
vsal1.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-10

There are l447 acres in timothy. that
viii averaee IN tons per aere, making
total Yield Of lB0a.
In addition TO these crops there sre
{S ,0S5 acres in summer fsliov. Foil 1000
acres OF wheat were cut for hay. With an
average Yield or tvo tons per acre, pre-
dncino 5000 tons
OF live stock there are in Walla Walla
county BPS hogs, 666s horses, 1902
horned cattle and 33. "a sheep, besides
several hundred mules.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-10

THs voIcr OF TIE PKoPLE.-The
people a. q whole seldom make
mistakes, and the unanimous praise
which comes from these Who have
used Stones san Chop Tea fully
justifiss the claims Of the proprietor of
shis special brand Of Uncolored japan
Tea. Seld only by G. r. 6roNK. ot9
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-10
WILLING TO Cowraex,sr.

An Italian vsuder carrying tvo great
bronzed statues of Psyche end CUPID
wandered past tbs watshful eye Of the
porter into the Astor House barber shep.
the other day. He caught the eye Of a
gentleman who had the left side OF his
face lathered, and In response 10 the
querv. How much," answered emphat-
ically, Forty seven dollars"
"Too muoh." replied the would be
customer. chatting the vendef. Cant
700 come dswn e2. and make IL even
&l53"
No, ssnor; s47 and not . cent less.
Wantse him for t477"
You won's take t45?" asked the
cnstomer.
f"No, $47."
am give you 6fty cents for both" !"
said the man in iather, sitting % In the
chair and preparing to have come fun
with the fellow.
But the vsudsr quietly deposited ths
big plaster casts in front Of the chair.
aid laoonicaily,
"Take It," and held out his hand for
the money. The laugh vas on the other
side. and tho gentleman had to take the
wares; and nov any one Who wants two
stasues cheap oan call Al the Astor
House shop.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-10

OPIUM MosEY.-Recently some Chi
uamea located At the old SteRert meat
market stand in this city, and Pot in q
small stock Of sach wares usually kepk
ia 4 China shop. The true inwsrdness
Of the iissls store came 10 light 90 san
day evening last. when Sheriff Cloueh
and pesse svooped down npoa u and
captured ~ Johns, Who we're ENJOYING
the seductive luxury of hitting the
pipe They had full outfit OF pipea,
opium, etc, and we're comfortably
suoosins in the basement below the
street. Each Celestial put mp ti0 for
his sppsAranes on M1ndav morning,
but as they failed TO show up at the
time REQUIRED, their e23c haa fallen into
the county sack With . dull. sicksaing
thud. - raa1osswr Register.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-10
4 RELIABLR ARTICLE.

For enterprise. push and q desire to get
such goods ~ will give the trade satisfac-
ton, A. B. STEWART, the Druggist, leads oil
competition. he sells DR.. Bosaskos Cough
and 1eug syrup because n II the best nedi.
espe ou the marnet for Coughs, Coda Group
and Primary Consumption. Price. so cents
and q. ssnelss free.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-10

BuY HAYvARp HAND GExzADA-
Tshe no oGher. End0essd and ussd b
sAoesaDds Of the lsadin9 fasenessA oiIls
- safahllahmanGs ths0aaboos tee
Uui>a. Yea cannot s2oed - - vitA-
sot them. z 4. Hos1, aGscA No y
ssa.k serss& Portland q. J. 1nc1.
esosrai agent II agkse ssses -
Enssiapn. apl7 -