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LEGAL tOTlCs.
In the District Court. rebate Division. Thu
JudiLisl Dlstrict, in au1 for SAT- Lake
County, state Of ut,h.


NOTICE is HERhuY GIVEN THAT
In robert Dnneio and Jsmes W. Danse,
administrators OF thu estate of Robert
DGnsie, deceased. have rendered fer
fnal account OF their admin straiion O,
sad estate and petition for, nual distrlbu.
ton of the residue of sail esiaie among the
persons enutleh thereto. and that sAtur.
day tho 9Th day OF January, a. l.. 1885. at
$50 o'c lock a. m. at the Court Room OF SAD
Court. In the County Court House, salt Lass
CitS and County Utah. las been diIly ap.
pointed BY the Judge of sald Court. for the
settlement of said account ana hearing sad
petition for distribution. mt which time ant
place any person interested IN satd estate
may appear and show cause. II any there be,
why SAID account should not 10 settle and
approved and final distribution made -
pray cd for
Dated december 10 1871.
DAVID 4. DUNBAR, CLERK.
by GEO. II. BLAIR, Deputy CLERK.
FRANK FIERCE, Attorney for Admin istratorA
Nc Cornics Block.
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A RESOLUTION.

Iegolution repeating Sections o and OF
p" resolution granting certain privileges aud
franchises 10 the snit Lake ana Ogden Gas ard
Electric Light Company" nasasi by the CITY
Council OF salt La CITY. Utah. May 10Th,
l,9 AMI cnac,ng Two new sections In lou
thereof
Resolved by tho CIT Council OF SAT- Lake
City; lhst Sections and Of n resolution
granting certain privileges and franchises to
mo salt Lake and tgdcn Gas and hleotric
Light Company, q corporation, which was
passed by the City Council May 10Th. 1893 be
and the same are hereby repealed aud the fol-
lowing now sections are hereby enacted In
lieu thereof, to 10 known rs SECTIONS Gand I.
sEoTIosa
The salt Lake and Ogden Gas and Electric
Light Company during the period Aforesaid
shall by its acceptance of tho privileges herein
granted, agree with said Clty that 1t will FUR.
nish to general commerce ial users I u said CITY
electric light ana gas service OF the best gu al
ity and highest efficiency, stprlces which Will
not exceed the following rates, to wit:
1000 C p. arc lights. all night service
:. same light for midnight service $1,000 per
s. 10 C. y. incandescsnt lights. one cent per
lamp per hmpere hour. and proporfiobate
charge for inesndeseent lamps OF Increased
thsn 100 Ampere hours In any one calendar
month. then and IN that event, the prsntte is
hereby authorized to charge minimum rate
OF $500 per month.
4. Manufactured gas used for illumin ating
purposes, 81 20 per one thousand cubic feet
~. %; same for fuel purposes sl.sO per one
O.. Water gas si.bO per one thousand cubic
feet
Z Natural gas, 20 cents per one thousand
cubic feet. but when less amount OF natural
gas than 200 cubic feet IS used by u consumer
IN any one calendar month. the grantee is
hereby authorized to charge and collect from
ssld consumer for said month the sum of 81 o.
and no more.
And the SAID City and all hospitals and institu
lions USED Tor Chart 'bie or religious purposes
OF my kind, shall have the benefit of a dis.
count Of ten per cont from the above prices.
Said lights nnd gas and all meters used in
connection Herewith shall be subject from
time TO time to the Inspection Of a proper on
Ger, appointed by said CITY to determine thu
quality OF said light and gas.
SECTION T.
A written acceptance OF this franchise by the
grantee, subject to all Tho conditions here n
contained, must be flied with the City Recorder
within ten days from the date OF The approval
hereof by the Mayor; and wliful failure at
m time 10 comply with all the terms and
conditions ihei of snail work an absolute for
feiirrr OF all the rights and privii eyes herein
granted
Passed by the City Council Of Salt Lake
Guy, stste OF Utah. Dccember 2.th 1881. title
approved and referred to the Mayor for his
approval.
isEALl DAVID g. EMERY.
City Recorder.
Approved this Goth day OF december A. d
1897 JAMES GLENDENNINu, Mayor.
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NOTICE TO cRs DIToRs.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN Ky. TIE
In undersigned, administrators of the
estate OF samuel II. Parker. deceasrd 90
exhibit them wiih the necessary vouchers
within ten months after tho first publication
OF this notice to the said administrators AZ
their Iendcnce Il, 1aylorsyille. IL the County
OF salt Lake. Utah
Dated December II, 1925.
WILLIAM PARKER,
WILLIAM y PARKER.
Administrators of the Estate OF samuel ii.
Parker, Deceased
IsAAC II. WADDELL, Attorney for Estate
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Estate OF Emmel ne Christine Larson.
deceased.

NOTICE Is UEREBy GIVEN ny THH
undermined. the administrator of inc
estate of Emmeline Christine larson, de-
cehsod. TO the creditors OF and nil persons
having claims ngHin.t The eaid deceased. 70
exhibit them with the nere'sary Nouch RS,
within four months after the irst publication
OF this notice to the salu ndmnIatrator, a. 81
Fourth Snst street, in the City aud County OF
SAT- Lake, Utah
Dated December 90. is9I.
LABS FRANKLIN BRAST1NG,
RICHARD W. YOUNG. Attorney for Admin
istrAtor
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Ass1ssn MI no.

The Bullion Beck Tunnel Co. Location OF
principal place Of business, Salt Lake city.
Utah Location Of miucsA works, Tn.
tic Mining District, Junb Co, Utah.
NOTICE Is II RsgY GIVEN THAT AT
LIZ amerting ~ the bohId OF Directors Of
he Bullion Beck unne Co held on the Srd
day of January, Isge, Assessneut no. OF one
guar, or VI one per ceni ~ per share was ov-
led on The capital stock Of the corporation
PAYABLE Jnnuhry, 18th leqS, 10 the secretary nj
the oIico OF the Company. 30. II West First
Sou h street salt Lake CITY. utah.
any stock upon which this assessment re-
mains unpaid on Wednesday, the l6th day OF
February, 1858, wi ! be delinquent and viii he
advertised for sale at pub ic auction, ara un-
less payment Is made before wiii bo sold on
tr day, the 9Th day OF March, 1898. 10 pay said
dclirs,aent assessment, together with costa Of
advoiyihing and expense OF sale.
by order of Board OF Directors.
FRANK Y. TAYLOR,
Secretary.
SALT ILHr Cry uiAh Lnnnnrv Is isAs
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THE ANNUAL MEETING OF TIE STOCK
i holders OF SAT- Lake Rapid Trsnsil Com.
pany VIII he held 1t he G mpany's oflce. in
Galena block. salt axe iiy DtHh. upon Fri
day, January IL. isas. At . o'c ock m
J, I. CAMERON, President.
GEO. :. CANINE IT. Secretary,
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period. A fine Italian copperplntc pack
of cards NJ the fifteenth century was
lately sold in London for 5000.
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NOTICE IL HEFEBY GIVEN THAT
IN meeting Of the DIRECTOR, he'd at Ma
Nice Of the company IN alt la, n.y. ttGh
on the 10th day OF ecembor, 1907. an a.se.,.
mcnt OF one.fOurth OF one cent per share
was levied on tho capiia Htock Of he corr or.
alton. payab Q to the Secretary. John L..
1welves. Room 45, Hooper Il ok. sall lase
airy, 1853.
ANY stock upon which the assessment 70.
mains unpaid on tho llth day OF January, 1884,
viii be delinquent and advertised Tor !aie al
public auction and IT nuyment is not made be'
fore, viii be sod on the 29th OF January, 1875
AT the hour OF p III at the oillcs OF the sad
company tn pay tho asa sslnent aud costs Of
advertising and expenses OF sale.
JOHN II. lWELNtS. secTetary
salt Lake city. utah. Ice. 10. 1871.
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NOTICE TO sTocKMEN.

EoRTY ACRES OF FODDER AND CORN
Il In the shock for sale ut tho CITY sewage
Fam. For prices enquire AZ the onlce Of tho
Building.
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AssEssM Mt NOTICE.
ONCE of the Commercial Gold Mining and
Milling Company.
Place OF Business 9 3 Atlas Block, talt Lake
CIV Itah

NJ Office is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN ut meeting of the board of directors of
tho fbove corporation and held at The ofjce
above designated on Friday octobsr sth. 1885,
an assessment OF two and one. half f2is) mi Is
per share was levied on the capital STOCK of
this corporation. payable on or before Friday,
December Z. lsDI to Sharp Walker treasure r
of this company at above de-itnatod Office.
Any stock upon which this Assessment may
remain unpaid on The SAID ID day OF Decem.
Der VIII he delinquent and VIII DO adv ertise d
for sale a public auction. and sold IN Tues
day, Dec 2lst. 1871 I . pm. OF that day at
The above named place of business, TO pay the
de iihquent assessment, together with the
cost OF Advertising and expenses OF sale
SHARP Wake I, Treas,
HAROLD 81. III N. sec'y.
Dated Salt Lake CITY. Utah. Nov. 3 1891.
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NOTICE
OF SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS MEETING OF
THE BIG COTTONWOOD POWER Co.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
In special meeting OF the stock holders of
the Big Cottonwood Power Company IL here
by called 10 be held Ut room No. sol. Temple.
ton building, Corner OF south Temple and
Maine treeD salt Lase City Utah, on Tues day.
the 18th day Of January, A. ID. 1893 at the
hour of O'Clock p M, for the purpose OF rati-
flying the action OF the board of directors of
said company, IN conveying all It's properly.
real and personal. by deed executed on the
Slst day OF August, 1897 to the Union Light
ness as may properly come before such meet
ing
Dated this g7ih day OF December, A. p. 1897
JOHN W. DONNELLhN, Presiden
GEORGE NJ. CANNON. secretary.
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Fortieth school district of salt Lake
County, Incorporation. Defendants.
Tho State of Utah sends greeting to Fannie
PPersins: Il VI Teetor; Jane Doe Ieeter )
District of salt Lake County. Corporation,
Defendants,
VoU ARE HEREBY ACQUIRED TO APP.
L pear in an action brought against you
by the above named plaintiff IN the District
Court of the Third judicial District of the
state of Utah. and to answer the amended.
compl amt filed therein within ten days Tex.
elusive OF the day of service) after the service
on you OF this summons-if served within this
county; or, II. served out sof this coun.
ty. but In this district. within twenty days,
otherwise within forty days-or Judgment by
to the prayer of said amended compliant.
The said action Is brought TO have iudg
ment against aeiendants for the sum of ssS1
principal and interest thereon at the rate of
10 per cent per annum from June l2th, 1887;
for $50 attorney fees and for costs Of suit that
said judgment bear interest at tho rate Of 10
per cent per annum from the rendition there
OF; alleged TO be due UPON u certain promis-
tory poto executed by sad defendant. ranhie
Perkins, to plaintiff March ~ 1896, for said
sum OF $500 bearing interest Mt II per cent.
per annum. no part of which has been paid,
except tho interest to June u, 1887. said note
being secured BY mortgage OF even date
herewith on promises hereinafter described,
executed by said defendant, Perkins, to plain
tih that plninuf's SAID mortgage be aujudged
and decreed frst lien on premises hereiu-
after described; that guardian ad Item be
appointed for and to represent said minor de-
fondant, j. Frederick Perkins; to have tho
usual statutory decree OF this court Tor the
foreclosure OF said mortgage and the sale of
said premises by the sheriff OF salt Lake coun.
ty; that the proceeds of sale he applied IN
payment OF amounts due as above with costs
that defendants and all persons claiming un.
der them BIZ barred aud foreclosed OF all ci aim
or equity of rode mption therein that plain.
hn nave deficiency judgment kgsinst defend
ant, Fannie Perkins, and for other relief.
Said premises being described As fol Iowa to-
wit Commencing rods y. of tint N. ". cor
OF Lot I, Block "a, Plat 3D." salt Lake CITY
Sur, and running thence 8 4 rods /; thence K.
10 rods; thence N 4 rods thence w, 10 rods
to place OF beginning; situated in Jsalt Lake
City and county, Utah.
And you nre hereby notified that II you fail
to appear and answer the said SINE nded com.
plant az above required, the said plaintiff will
apply TO the court for tho RELIEF demanded
therein
Witness, tho Honorable Judges, and the
seal OF the district Court OF the
Third JuGiciai District, In and for
[sEALl the state of Utah, this Pend day of
October. IN the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and
ninety. seven.
DAVID o. DUNBAR, CLERK.
BY N. LOGAN, Deputy Clerk,
BOOTH. LEE a GRAY, Lawyers. Rooms 5000
AuerDach hrilding, salt Lake City, Utah,
attorneys -rplaintif.
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And In accordance with law and an order Of
the Board OF Directors made on the 3Oth day
OF October, A. ID 1891. 30 many shares OF each
sold at Room .li Atlas block, in the City Of
salt Lake and state Of Utah on the ?iat day
oclocF an the afternoon of said day W " nav
the delinquent assessn ent thereon, together
with tho costs OF advertising and expenses of
sale. =. i PARMLY
Secretary Crown Point Mining Company,
hoom IA Atlas Block, SAT- Lake City,
Utah.
Dated this 8ist day of December. 1907
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DsLlNoue Mt NOTICE.

Grown Point Mining Company. Principal OF.
flce. Room ~ Atlas Block. City Of Salt Lake,
state of Utah.
Location Of works and mines in Uintsh Min.
Ing Dietrct, PARK City. summit County,
state of Utah
NroTICE-THERF ARE DELINQUENT
IN on the following described stock on ac
count OF assessment No l. levied on the seth
day OF October, A. LIST. the several amounts
set opposite the names OF the respective share
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STATE OF UTAH,

City and County of Salt Lake
l. David 5. Emery, City Recorder of Salt
Lake City, state of Utah, do hereby certify
that the above and foregoing is . full, true and
correct ,cony OF resolution entitled
and of "A resoluuou grant.
ing certain privileges and franchises TO
the SAT- Lake & OGDEN Gas and Electric Light
Company, passed by the City Council of sait
Lake city Uiah, May 10Th. 1893 md cnact,uc
two new sections In lieu thereof" said reso.
luton was passed by tho City Council OF s. alt
Lake CitY. tab. December 2sth. 1897; and ap.
proved by the Mayor December 2sth, 1897, as
appears OF record In my Office
In witness whereof have hereunto
set my hand and sfixed the corporate sea Of
said City this 5lst day OF december a. ID. 1897.
lsEAL. DAVID 8. EMERY,
City Recorder.
B28H
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And In accordance with law and an order
OF the board OF Direc ore made on the salt 10th
day OF December 1877. 80 many shares Of each
parcel of such At ch as may be necessary, Will
% Hooper ioek. ALT Lake CITY. Utah. on the
10Th dag of January, A. ID. lsiiS, at the hour OF
p. M, to pay delinquent assessments there
on tog, ther with the cos 8 of advertising and
expense OF the sac.
JOHN Il. TwELvFs, Secretary.
Room IS Hooper Block. salt Lake CITY. Utah
Dated, salt Lake CiIy, Utah, January IL, lsss.
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NOTICE. OF Assl ssMsNr.

Richmond & Anaconda Conso dated Mining
Company. oun'ton OF principal placs d,
business, room % II oper blo't. alt lale
Ulty. Utah Localor o. mines, INN.
Mining district, JuaJ county Ut.h
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SUMMONS ON tMe DED COM.
PlAINI.


In the District Court of the Third Judicial
District of the stnte of Utah, County
of salt Lake
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of
be
delinquent assessment son sothe ~'h
NJ
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SUMMONS.

In the District Court OF the Third Judicial
District of the state Of Utah. County
of salt Lake
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VS..
Fannie Perkins, 4. b Tecter. Jnne Zoe
Teeter. j. Frederick Perkins ind the
Fortieth school district of salt Lake
County, a Corporation. Defendants.
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Notice of StockhoderP' Meeting OF the Brook.
Ign Gold Mining 20
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Mary Aeikle, Plaintiff, 70. Horny A. warini
Defendant
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The state OF Utah senfs Greeting to Jessie Nj
Mitchell and Alexander Mitchell, Defend
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1898-06-07
WAKE COUNTY TEACHERS as
ISOLATION.

Correspondence Of the Progressive Farmer.
The Wake County Teachers' Asso-
citation will meet at the Centennial
School. in Raleigh, on Saturday, June
11th, 1898, at IL o'clock, and will adj
ourn at 8 o'clock, or earlier, there be-
ing an intermission for dinner. The
following have been asked TO write
papers or make talks: Miss SalIie w.
Jones, Miss Mary Adams, and Messrs.
e. L. Green, w. IL. Penny, w. D. Ray,
H. w. Norris and ]. P. Goodwin.
The subjects discussed will be Of
direct interest to every teacher in the
county.
MI. Norris viii conduct an exercise
upon part 1 Of Whites Element Of
Pedagogy. Questions will be given
out as suggestions for studying the
book, though nobody will be expected
to answer questions at meeting. This
part of the program, conducted by Mr..
Norris, will be Of great advantage to
those who expect to be examined on
this book. Every teacher is requested
to make q list Of things needed in his
or her school. The County superin-
tendent wishes to know just what ma
teriaI is needed in every school.
You are expected to bring your din
ner, and we hope to spend q pleasant
day. Come as early as you wish.
Very truly yours,
L. D. HOWELL, Prest.
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ond time, sending q stream Of shells
into the harbor as she did go.
On board the Associated Press dis.
patch boat Dandy, juno 2, IA. M
TheSpsnishs ships, with the exception Of
the ChristobaI Colon, were behind the
hills and could not see the enemy. Who
threw shells around them with such
rapidity that they knew he was some
where on the other side Of the hill,
and they hopefully raised the muzzles
Of their guns and banged away. The
result was what might have been ex.
pecsed. Their fire tore the bosom Of
Caribbean sea, but it harmed nothing
else. After the Massachusetts, had
passed the point where she could FIRE
into the harbor with advantage, she
turned to the open sea-, the other yes
sells following her. The fight was over
as far as the Americans were con-
cerned. Spanish honor, however, de-.
manded that some further destruction
Of gun powder be made, and the ships
doomed and the batteries reared long
after the American vessels were en-.
tirely out Of range.
The affair o became ~ludicrous, as
nearly all the Spanish shells fell three
miles from the ships.
One lusty man with a basket Of brick
bats would be capable of as much de.
struction as the Spaniards seemed ca
pable Of creating. Not an American
vessel was struck and not a sailor was
injured, although fully three hundred
shots we're fred by the spaniards. the
Americans firing not over one forth Of
that number in return. It is likely
that the latter part of the week will
see more serious work. The dynamite
cruiser Vesuvius is coming down,
and an attempt will be made by her to
explode the triple row of mines ex
tending across the harbor mouth.
With these out Of the way Commodore
Schley will sail into the harbor for q
death grapple with the feet and bat
teries.
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COMMERCIAL ExPRDIRNCY AND
MILITARY NECESSITY.

The absolute necessity for g deep
water way between the Atlantic and
Pacific Oceans, as near as practicable
to u southern border, is one Of the
lessons that have been most impress
sively taught by recent events. We
have long known that the Nicaragua
Canal was commercially ~expedient
we know now that it is q military
necessity that the water route between
the Atlantic ports and Jul magnificent
ldnmain on the Pacific coast must be
shortened as q mgEuBUf Estlanalae
curity; that the facilities for trans
ferring war vessels from coast to coast
must be greatly improved with view
to decrease the risk of great and pos
sibly irremediable disaster, says the
Washington Post.
When this wal came on it happened
that the most powerful ship in our
navy, the Oregon, was on the Pacific
coast, where che was built, and where,
il peace had not been interrupted, she
would have remained. She was ur.
gently needed i'm the operations against
Cuba. Had the Nicaragua Canal been
constructed, az it might easily have
been lie our government had chosen to
undertake the work when its practi-
cability and Importance first gained
recognition, this magnificent ship
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It is also very apparent what the
chief design Of the Democratic party
is, from the stand that their conven
ton took in regard TO the Populist
proposition to fuse. The Populist plat.
form favors substantially everything
that the Democratic platform favors,
except their position as to the State
election AZ i" aaLur1h L6l5-fNAEticular the
Democrats feIgn to favor the same,
yet they refuse to CO operate with the
Populists. Can there be anything
more plain than the position of the
Democratic party in North CarolinaG
They have showed that they are false
to the causes which they pretend to
represent-chief among which is free
silver, have proven untrue to the poll
cies Of their national platform and the
dictations of their party leaders and
have summonsed together all their
powers for the carrying out OF the one
design viz: To get control of the State,
which means the enactment Of such
laws rs will effectually deprive q GER
tain class of our citizens from being
represented at the ballot box, and
thereby enable themselves to hold the
masses In subsection in the future
Winston Republican.
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soMR BUSINESS AGENCY MAT.
TERS.

Correspondence of The Progressive Farmer.
HILLsBoRo, N. O., May 81, 1898.
On August the first we are going TO
give away free OF all charges one high
arm Alliance sewing machine, one
Hllsboro sewing machine, one set Of
buggy harness and S5 in gold. Hlyou
want one Of these presents there is pet
time enough with proper effort to get
it. These premiums will be awarded
then, and will be on exhibition here at
Headquarters during the meeting Of
the State Alliance. II you want q sew
ing machine, a set Of Harness or S. in
gold Why not make an effort to get one
Athese premiums free7 There is q
chance for some lady to get not only q
machine, but the s. in gold also, and
at the came time be OF great benefit to
her lady friends by saving them many
dollars in the purchase Of their sewing
machines. Remember these machines
are warranted for ten years, and n
they do not give entire satisfaction
they can be returned at any time
within 80 days after purchase and the
money will be cheerfully refunded.
What more could snySMsaa Cir
cular giving full particulars about
premiums sent on application.
In addition to the above / wish 70
announce that we are still stationed at
Headquarters, where we are patiently
awaiting the orders Of the brethren for
anything they wish TO purchase from
4 ploW bolt to q plantation. The war
il ON and we are IN the thickest Of the
fight 10 save the brethren money In
their purchases-if they win only Lee
as do 90. Don't forget the Business
Agency. It is the right arm Of the
Alliance. Fraternally,
q. B. PARKR, s.. b a