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4 TRUE HERO.
Though - Complete Physical Wreck, n Chi
cago Man Lives For Others.

Though - Complete Physical Wreck, n Chi
cago Man Lives for Others.
Eighteen years u physical wreck, laid
upon his back, with tho principal joints
of tho body as rigid Us iron. and yet
with brain us bright and active and
useful ~ many Of tho most active men
Of Chicago, describes the condition of
one whom We often soc as We pass his
office window. He is lawyer and has
quite n good paying business. although
10 sec him yon would wonder how he
could hold pen. He is the editor Of a
paper called The Cripplos' Friend, which
IL bright and CHEEKY Ho is the head Of
n society for the relief Of the needy. but
especially cripples, by raising funds for
them and getting suitable employment
and places Of usefulness suited TO each
case He Is also attorney for some soci-
cty that seeks the enforcement Of law
and the protection Of innocent people
from imposition, and he Is ready TO us.
sist the churches In their work and do
good in all directions.
This man IL nm example Of what n
Christian can do under difficulties by
the grace OF God. Many would say that
they could do nothing. but depend ON
others to lie fed and cared for as babes.
But not 80 with this man. He not only
maintains himself, but makes himself
blessing all around. With no hope OF
ever rising from his cot. except as lifted
by other hands, he patiently works and
waits for the coming Of his Lord. How
many there arc who, with strong,
healthy bodies, use their powers only to
drown their souls In destruction and
pordition christian Instructor.
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DOWN GOES THE
PRICES ON OUR PANTS

Being overloaded with Fine Imported
Itouserings we desire to reduce our
stock and turn them into cash. quick |
We also have a large number of ends
oi Suilings, all OF them Fall Goods,
which we desire TO get into ready cash
a. once. making altogether about three
hundred extra paintings IN our hands,
on which we will take orders until Nov.
smbcr stH, at the following prices,
sl4'oo Pants at i9.7s, French and
English goods.
sia.so Pants at $3.50, French and
English goods.
sIL75 Pants at $500, French and
English goods.
.io.sS Pants at $3.50, French and
English goods.
s. so Pants at 800, French and Eng =
ish goods.
1875 Pants a, 50 so, Scotch and
American goods.
1000 Pants at siss, Scotch and
American goods.
sSss Pants at 500, Scotch and
American goods.
II you will call and examine these
goods you will see you eau well afford
10 buy them. We also have a few
Suitings that have not sold as well as We
expected, which we have marked down
from !s4.oo to Gao 90. from sss 50 to
SIS 90, and from 5000 10 Si7.so.
All the above goods were marked at
yery. close prices to begin with. so the
Mark Down makes them Snaps that are
seldom offered by any Merchant Tailor.
These offerings will positively not
last after November sih.
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President Ira n IIincklcy, Fillmore.
JOunselors Daniel Thompson. Sclplo;
David II Stevens, Holden.
Miiiard County. Utah.
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NJ A M B 8
PRESIDENCY AND BISHOPS
or run
Organized Stakes Of Zion.

aIbsvts stake.
President; Charles O Card, Cardston
Northwestern Territory. Canada.
Counselors John A Woolf, sterling Will
lisms, Csrdston, Northwest Territory,
Canada.
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MERLIN ]. STONE, Genoa OeIs

Has esablishcd Genealogical bureau ~
ogden Utah. Has on hand hundreds ~ rcn.
eHlogles, NneaEea, etc These volumes will 10
Tor sale % reference. Ias something 70 AtinE
20 almost every American family Mat e. 4
specially Of tracing uneagos and compiling
gonealogies Those Interested should CORES.
pond Win him or visit biz library.
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oaSaoa near Bsvispel.'P A Dillmsn, p Il
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President: Christopher Layton, Thatcher
Couuselorr w u johnson, NJ II MGR.
rill. Thatcher
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NarUo County, Arisona.


Presidents George Osmond, Alton.
Counsolors. WIN w Burton, Arson V
Call, Alton.
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President l. W shurtlih, Ogden
Counsolors: q n Middleton, y o Fly.
gare, ogden.
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President; T. woollcy, Kanab.
Counsolorsi Thomas Chamberlain. Order
VILE; Daniel Scegmiller, Ranch + o.
Kane County, Utah.
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President: c q Larsen. CasileDale.
Counselors: orange Seeley, Castle Daloi
VIM Howard. Huntington.
J,Bert, County, Utah.
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WdyHo County, 20

President, willis 4 Robson, Loa.
Counselor, Hans NJ Hansen and Goar.
sou 5 Bastian, loa.
IVgUuF CUfufu Iyth
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President: Edward Partridge.
Counsoloni David John aud Reed
smoot, Provo.
Utah County, Utah.
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Jusb stake.

President: VIM Paxman, Nophl.
CounselorG Charles Sporty, James w,
Paxman, Ncphi.
Judb County, Utah.
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DEsEnrr EVENING NEWS SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 10, 1895.


President: Uriah r Jones' Cedar.
Jounsolorsi Morgan Richards, Jr., Paro-
wani Francis Webster. Cedar.
iron C0uufy Utah.
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Presidents VIM II soegmiller, Rlchnold.
Counselors; w II Clark, Joseph ;
Horne, Richheld, SEWER Co,
Sewer County, Utah.
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D. L. ROSS,

Merchant Tailor.
~ Wost Second South ST!
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Presidents S II Bonnion. vornal.
CounsolorE II ) Collect, James Hacking,
Yornal.
UHidh County. Utah.
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Presidents II $ Gowans, Tooolc.
SounscloHi 9 y Anderson. Grantsvillo;
George Richards, ToOolo.
Toosic County, Utah.
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PRESIDENT Jesse " Smith, Snowflake.
Counseloru; l. II Hatch, Woodruff II
Richards, st Joseph.
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Cache stake.

President: Orsou Smith, Logan.
Counselor. simpson NJ Molon, Hyrum;
Isaac Smith, Logan.
Cdche County, Utah.
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President; James 4 Steele, Iona.
Counselor.; Robert l. Byboe, Joseph ;
MullineT, Iona.
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President; W W Clun, Coalyille.
Counsclorri Alma Eldrodgc, Coalyillo
W J. Pack, kamas.
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WasatcA C0uaty, Utah.

Presidents Abram Hatch, lleber.
Counsolorsi II IL Giles, II 5 Alexander
Hober.
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,fsrieops stake.

President Collins II Hakcs, Mesa.
Counsclorsi Horny q Rogers, Lehi;
James 4 johnson, Mesa.
Mdric0pd County, 1rif0ua,
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SuVeie County Utah.

President; Canuto Peterson, Ephraim.
Counselor Henry Beal, Ephralmi John
II Mail o Manti.
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Morgan Coeniy, Ltah.

Presidents Richard Fry, Morgan.
Counsolorsi Samuel Francis and W IL
Rich, Morgan.
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Hammock STAKE.
President; r T. Kicks, ReNburg. Ere
mont county, Idaho.
Counsclors; VIM 4 Rigby, Drigga, Ffe-
mont county, Idaho, 1hos = Bassett
Roxburg, Fremont county. Idaho.
J9sf8uUg f5.t,,,fU IfI,tI1
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Presidents Geo q Parkinson, Franklin.
Counsolors. solomon II Hale, Matthias
II Cowley, Preston.
Oneida Cgtfufu Iialo
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Mexican Colonies.

President; George Tcasdale, Juaroz.
Counselors; A 4 Mcdonald and Henry
Eyflng. Colonla JuAroz. Chihuahua,
Mexico.
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President: Oliver g Hoskins. Portage.
Counsolors John NJ McCnty, VIM II
Gibbs, = o. West Portage.
Nor Iy,Ier gs,,yfty mai
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1895-08-10
sHERx R,s SALE

By virtue OF an execution s-u out Of the circuit
of the state Of oregon for Waco county, upon
ju 'gme t m ID :, reL Ter ami ent-r-d bv 9 i'd
C ',rt on tn 25tn day Of May, 1895 in favor the
p siut fl in act on then tnsr,t fore pending
wher in ]. q. Mens W plaintiff and y. j. coats.
worth ind &C v. Coat-worth ere defendants,
cumminui me to levy upnn nd 10 sci of the
er al property clio glng to Id defendants, or
sufficient ,nnot b, iouni. sien Of the rea.
property belonging to said defen ants in wasco
q unity Or gon, ON a d afG-r june II h, 1885, sufi-
lew the nth day of Ju " 1895 and will 9 Ii
at u lie auci n to the ghe>t nj der for each In
hand on Sturdy. August lOih 1895 at the hour Of
o'clock Ia The sfrernoo sal day at the front
d'or Of the unity court o Dll,es CITY, Wa=co
Ouuty, or gon al OF the In nd premises here
ior mentioned anf des = ted Wit:
The \ Of sw u and u Of W II Of rec 12; o
u of IL W y sc 13 1 n, ID g W. NJ, conta n
ing 100 acres; also fr ,ctou.l ioi. ami OF Of n
!. rec II. tpI mr.. l3e, W. N Containing IL "a
cres; al-o q frac t'na part nf tine W 4 q Of
sec i3. rp |. nr Is 9. W, NJ. containing rs acres
a so W n of W of sec z, e. IA e. NJ
sonta ming l07 20 ac es also of and IT {
u OF sec IL, tp. l, T l3 Q NJ, contain ng l60
and ali wing ami ben. 81 Was county. egnn or 20
much Thereon a, shall be sufi lent to satisfy he
= m of s23l 05 together w.th int rest on sad su
at the rate fe shl per cent. per anrum fr m the
2Sth fay Of Ma, 1896, and te further sum e3U OO
st ney's fees and Sic rs costs in said sctio AMI
a $50 tne cbsts aud txuensos unon aid. ex IutI n
less the OF Sl2 rs heretofor, realized from the
sale OF personai proper under sa d writ.
TT DRIVER,
Sheriff OF Wa c unity, OItg-n.
Dated at Dalles City, ,th lth ia, of July. 1895.
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FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Nominations Made and Proceedings of
the Meetings Held Saturday Evening.

Nominations Made and Proceedings of
Last Saturday evening Columb mbia
Hose Company held meeting in the
office of the Water Commissioners, and
nominated F. Faulkner for chief engin-
eer and Ernest Jacobsen for assistant.
jackson Engine Co. No. l. held it's
meeting in the recorders office and
placed in nomination Z. F. Lauer for
chief engineer and A. G. Wyndham for
assistant.
Afterwards the two companies held
joint session in the recorders office
to consider the advisability of procur-
ing racing cart for the tournament
to be held at Vancouver in September.
Ell. j. Maier was elected chairman of the
joint meeting and w. L. Hunter secre-
tary.
A communication was read from the
Revere Rubber Company. of Chicago,
giving price and photograph of racing
cart and was taken under considera-
tion.
A committee was appointed consist
ing of q. F. Lauer and r. j. Sinnott
from Jackson company, and Judd Fish
and E. G. Pease from Columbia Hose
W ordW up an dSreeulenb OF CONTRACT
for the control and ownership of the
hose cart that may be purchased.
These were to report this evening. and
it was further ordered that an invita-
tion be extended to the other compa-
nies to participate in the convention
to be held tonight at the council
chambers.
There appearing no further business
the meeting adjourned to meet this
evening at $50 o'clock.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
In the Circuit Court of the State Of oregon County
of Wasco
he Solicitors Loan Trust Company VS.. D. J.
4 A -

In the Circuit Court Of the State Of oregon County
of Wasco
7 he Solicitors Loan Trust Company VS.. D. ].
Cooper and Arvazena A cooper.
By virtue of an execution decree and order of
duly issued under the Circuit Court of the State
an! dated The luth day Of July, 1895, upon decree
for the foreclosure Of Certain mortgage and judg-
rendered and entered in said Court the iOth
day Of december 1894, in the above entitled cause
in of The plaintiff and against the defen ants
u. Cooper and Arvazena Cooper. as judgment
sixty four and eghty-three one hundredths dulars
with interest thereon from said 1Uh day of December
1894, at the rate Of per cent per annum and the
farther of four hundred dollars attorneys fees
and the farther Of five and thirty hun1redths
dollars Gusts also the cOsis OF and upon this writ,
and commanding me to make sale If the prop
erty embraced in such decree of forecl sure and
ersinafter described will on the 2I day of >eptem-
Der 1896 at the hour Of O'Clock P NJ. Of said day
the front door Of the county house in Dal
der for lash in hand all the light title and interest
which the defendants, ID. Cooper and Arvazena A.
Cooper, either OF them had the 10Th day Of
December S94 or which such defendants o. any Of
such defendants have henein acquired or now have in
and the following described real property situated
in the ,Ounty Of wasco and State Of oregon to-wt:
urth half of section twenty five (26) in township
two t2) north OF range fourteen 4 east of the " IL
amete Meridian and thr south half Of the northeast
quarter and the south half of the northwest quarter
and the south. half Of section twenty-nine 20 in
township two Il north Of range fifteen Qb) east of
the Willamette Meridian in RECON. or so much of
said property will satisfy said judgment and de-
with costs and all accruing said property
Court and to redemption as BY law provided.
7. J. driver, Sherrf,
,,,uv,,,v Waseo County. Oregon
By ROBERT KELLY, Deputy. aug 8
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loss of $4,000 of property. Fire is q
dangerous playthIng for boys.
Yesterday was the hottest day of the
season.
Mr.. F. A. Young, of Bakeoven, is in
town today.
There is a large lot of wool at the
Regulator wharf awaiting shipment.
Mr.. Geo. II. Clacking, of Cascade
locks, arrived in the city last night.
]. II. Cradelbaugb took trip to
Hood River today on professional busi-
ness.
MIR. Crum left on the boat this morn
ing for Molfet Springs, where he will
remain a few days.
A zephyr blew today, and, although
it came out of the west, it was not as
cool as was desirable.
The old Columbia, under the lash of
the breeze, exhibited its anger today
in white-capped waves.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Huntington and
family left on the boat this morning
for short visit to Cascade Locks.
The A. P. A. has organized at
Goldendale. Col. L. r. Wise is re-
ported to be president of the associa-
ton.
II. G. Nielsen, who has been in the
city for the past few days. returned this
morning to the ocean beach. where his
family are in camp.
The building now being erected ad-
joining Brdnner's restaurant will be
occupied by the lst of september by
MIR. w. j. Marders.
W. N. Wiley and A. Fargher started
in a blackboard today for Cloud Cap
Inn. From that place they will take
horses and ride to the sheep camps
which are few miles distant.
Last Saturday evening d carload of
peach plums and black berries were
shipped east and Mr.. PInkham, the
agent of the Oregon Fruit Union. in
tends to ship car load c. pears next
saturday.
Rev. F. M. Fisher, of Oakesdale.
WASH, will lecture in the NJ. Z. church
in this city on the American Saloon on
Friday evening, Aug. 9Th. No adnis-
sion fee will be charged, but a free will
Offering will be received from those
who desire to contribute to oTard the eX-
penses.
All the members of the different
companies who competed at the 4Jn of
July tournament in this city are re-
1uested to meet at the engine house
Jhis evening at half past O'Clock.
Mr.. R. Sinnott, the captain, desires to
form team to take part In the lourna-
ment at Vancouver, Wash., in Sep
tember.
rne professional card of Mr.. j. Fl.
Cradelbaugh appears in another col
umn in this issue. He is well known in
This community as the former brilliant
and able editor of our contemporary,
and has been identified with the edlJo-
rial profession for many years in Ore
goa. AS lLWyer he has had several
years experience in this state and Ne
vada, anu we can assure clients that all
matters entrusted to him will receive
the most careful attention..
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TOURNAMENT MATTERS.
Proceedings of the Meeting Held Last
Evening--Cart Purchased, Etc.

Proceedings of the Meeting Held Last
Evening--Cart Purchased, Etc.
The adjourned meeting of the fire
department was held last evening at
the council chambers, H. j. Maier in
the chair.
On motion the report of the commit
tee on purchasing hose carriage was
accepted and committee discharged.
a committee consisting of Fl.
Clough, &. F. Lauer. Judd Fish and f.
&. Pease were appointed to telegraph
10 the Revere Rubber Co. if they had
racing carriage to ship Immediately
the same to this city.
On motion Geo. Brown. Fl. Chris
man. E. jacobsen, Chas. Frank, Capt.
j. w. Lewis and Frank Menefee were
appointed a committee to solicit funds
for the purchase of the hose cart and
to defray the expenses of the trip to
the tournament at Vancouver.
1t was ordered that where 800 was
donated by fire company towards the
purchase of the carriage the president
and secretary should form members OF
the board, and where only $50 were
donated the president only should be
entitled to membership.
Roger Sinnott was appointed cap
ttin to organize team to take part in
the tournament at Vancouver.
There appearing no further business
the meeting adjourned.
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Land Transfers.

July 31.-Henry Brown and Ade-
laine V. Brown to James Bissel Guth.
rie: 224 acres in sec 10. town 2 north,
range 10 east; S135.
July 31.-F. c. Waldron to r. T.
Gibbons: ! of lots ] and 2. block 3,
Trevitts's addition to Dalles City, Ore.
gon: Sl050.
Aug. IA. r. Byrkett to Clara Byr-
kett: lots 6. and 8, bio :k IL. second
western addition to the town of Hood
River. $4,000.
Aug. John W. Blakeney to Jas.
n. Blakeney: lot 8 block s, Bigelow's
addition to Dalles City: 81.
Aug. ST. J. May to Carrie D. May;
town north, range IA east, subject to
1880 acres of land In secs. 16, q, %,
of $500: $40.
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For Over Fifty Years.

AN OLD AND WELL-TRIED REM
EDY.-Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
has been used for over fifty years by
millions of mothers for their children
while teething, with perfect success.
It soothes the child, softens the gums,
allays all pain, cures wind collie, and is
the best remedy for diarrhea. Is
pleasant to the taste. Sold by drug
gists in every part of the world.
Twenty-Five cents bottle. Its value
is incalculable. Be sure and ask for
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup, and
take no other kind.
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The Land Office.

The Antelope Herald has the follow
ing complimentary notice of the Of
ficers of the U, S. land Office in this
cityi
1t is now just about one year since
the new register and receiver took
charge of the United States land office
at The Dalles, and, in justice to those
officials, let it be said that the duties
of their respective offices have never
been more carefully or ably attended
to than they have been during the past
II months. We have not heard sin
gle complaint of their actions any
where throughout the land district SO
far, and we are satisfied the same re-
cord will be maintained during the
next three years. Hon. J. F. Moore,
the register, and Col. w. II. Biggs, the
receiver, make ideal land officers. and
this item will voice the sentiments of
all the settlers throughout The Dalles
land district.
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ITEns IN BRIEF.
From SaturdaY'a Daily.

The Columbia Packing Co., shipped
q lot of sheep today to the Cascade
Locks.
on the boat this morning for trip to
Portland.
Prof. Gilbert, wife and family left on
the afternoon train for a short sojourn
at Hood River.
Mrs. w. G. Curtis left on the boat
this morning for few days. sojourn at
the Cascade locks.
Theodore Prinz was passenger this
morning to Stevenson, Wash, where
his family is camping.
Mr.. Bud Cram, who brought in a
large band of cattle this week, from
Crook county, left for his home today
The three year old child of Mr.. L.
E. Morse, postmaster at Hood River, is
very sick, and fears are felt for her re-
covery.
- There have been six million pounds
of wool shipped from The Dalles this
season, ana there are large quantities
yet unsold.
w. J. Marders, Geo. Harrison and
VIM. Gilmore returned yesterday from
a short stay at the soda springs in
Klickitat county.
Mrs. E. c. Price arrived in the city
last night from Ellensburg. WASH,
and together with her husband will
make this their future home.
Mrs. Fowler and son Lawrence went
to Hood River today on the Regulator, j.
where they will be in attendance on
the camp-meeting tomorrow.
Wess Anthony, well-known young
settler of the Upper Methow valley,
near Winthrop. was dragged to death
Sunday, July q. While lassoing
wild horse the rope became coiled
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CASCADE LOCKS EXCURSION.
The Excursion to Take Place August 7th,
and a Grand Time Expected.

The special Cascade Locks excur-
sion train will leave PenGlston Satur-
day evening, August II, and will reach
the Locks the following morning. A
programme for the days entertain
ment is being prepared by citizens at
Cascades. Every visitor will BIZ made
to feel at home and his comfort as we'll
as enjoyment will be looked after.
After the locks have been inspe :ted,
the excursionists will have plenty of
ways to enjoy themselves for the bal
ance of the day, such as visiting the
fish wheels. the old block house, where
settlers sought refuge from the attacks
of hostile Indians way back in 1857;
the rock quarries; to go boating,
either sail, row or steam launch; trout
fishing. bicycle riding there are four
miles of splendid wheeling through
dense woods); lovely picnic grounds
with large dancing platform, swings,
etc. Refreshments of all kinds will
be kept On the grounds. and eating &C.
commodations will be ample and SER
vice of the very best. Messrs. J. G.
and [. N. Day, the government con-
tractors at the locks, are on the COM
mittee on entertainment. which is
sufficient guarantee that every visitor
will be handsomely treated.