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The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1899-05-17
Puerto Rico Tobacco.

Homemade, molasses- soaked plug
tobacco, in ropes a hundred feet long
is one of the primitive wonders of the
island. On any market day one may
see the tobacco man with his little
table piled up with bad cigars black
as your hat, so green that you may
wiring water from them, and so cheap
that silver dollar will buy out his
stock in trade; but the thing which
catches the eye is the cylinders, eight
cen inches high by six in breadth,
made up, you would sweor, from
bights of hawsers soaked in tar, but in
reality chewing tobacco. Try 1t once
and quit. tobacco-chewing Jackey
from Georgia, with IA day ashore al
Ponce, volunteered the information:
Yes, Suh that's the most pow'ful
stuff I ever slowed in my wisdom
teeth. Yes, sub, that's light"
agreed with him.
Smoking is almost universal in Puer.
to Rico, the cigar and the cigarette be
ing alternated by most natives with
out any apparent preference. The bet
ter classes of the women seem never
to use tobacco in any form, and to one
accustomed to seeing the dainty fin.
gers of Mexican SenoritaS hold lighted
cigarettes after the black coffee is
served somehow something is lacking
in the familiar ensemble of tropical
home life.
The peasant woman dearly loves hei
black cigar, and Il sight which arouses
visibility is the common one of huge
black aunty rolling down the centre OF
street, burdened with head balanced
load heavy enough for hose placid,
ly smoking an inky cigar of able pro.
portions, whose clouds of smoke en-,
shroud her head and watt into her con.
tented half-closed eyes. Envy her.
She has only half enough to eat, but
is rich in the soothing of nectar nico.
tine. -Harper's Weekly.
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spaces. These can be used for fab
ponds, and the muck, most farmers
know what to do with that and how
valuable it is for the stable, pig pen,
and the compost heap. As to stocking
the ponds, that needs another article
The simplest way is to catch as many
fish as possible and place them in the
pond. In this way large stock may
often be secured.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1899-05-17

what n delicate little woman your
wife is!'
Delicate! Do you know that At
muscles are called into play when the
human voice is used?- Chicago Record.
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f r. e e!

Car Ms fare ,, from Your home to sPENoERs BUsI.
year: Board and room in clubs, $3.50 per week
Established 1889. Beautiful New Building. Best in
everything Not single stenographic graduate of
ur school has failed to secure payingposition. =
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1899-05-17

"All great works are written by ia
nous men between the ages of forty
and sixty"
yes; by that time their children are
big enough to play out of doors."-
Chicago Record.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1899-05-17
RETAIL DEALERS PRICES.
Boston Produce Market.

~The quotations given below represent prices
obtained receivers lori xAoesaie ots mot ,oobins
prices, orherw Sc indicated. .na are intended
to represent actual So les.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1899-05-17

One Minute Cough Cure, cures.
That 10 what II was made for.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1899-05-17

Order your job printing OF the VERMONT
WATCHWAN COMPANY.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1899-05-17
Sign Umbrellas.

The sign umbrellas seen Ia front OF
stores where umbrellas are sold are
commonly of cloth, though made in a
very considerable variety of colors and
combinations of colors, and sometimes
in place of sign umbrellas there are
used for the same purpose balloon.
shaped contrivances of cloth. In front
Of retail establishments where um.
brellas form but an item of the stock,
as, for instance, mems furnishing
goods stores, the umbrella sign goes
out only in rainy or threatening
weather, to call attention to the fact
that there umbrellas are sold; the sign
in this case is like the sign of rubber
shoes set out in like circumstances in
front of shoe stores. Such sign UNI.
brellas are commonly supplied by
wholesale dealers to their customers.
The wholesale dealer Is likely to keen
sign umbrellas or other accepted UNI.
brella emblems flying all the time. as
do also the establishments selling al
retail umbrellas exclusively, of which
there are not very many At such an
establishment, however, the sign per.
manently displayed may be of rather
more elaborate and costly character
than those more commonly used, being
perhaps not folding umbrella, but
one made of metal with the inside
painted and the top gilded-a gold um.
brella.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1899-05-17

HOODS PILLS cure Liver Ills,
Biliousness, Indigestion, Headache.
a Dleasant laxative. All Druggists-.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1899-06-08

Inc Eloquent Georgian Discusses the
Subject Before a Boston Audience
Abuse of the South Will Not Settle
1t or Abate Lynching-PIeads for
federation and Non-Interference,
and Declares the Relations Amic able
Between the Races.
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NO. 26.
An Excellent Combination.
SUBSCRIPTION $3.50 Cash.

The pleasant method and beneficial
effects of the well known remedy,
SYRUI OF EIGs. manufactured by the
CALIFoRNIA Fro SYRUP Co. illustrate
the value of obtaining the liquid laxa-
tive principles of plants known to be
incidentally laxative and presenting
them in the form most refreshing to the
taste and acceptable To the system. II
is the one perfect strengthening laxa-
tive, cleansing the system cffectually,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
gently yet promptly and enabling one
to overcome habitual constipation per-
mancntly. Its perfect freedom from
every Objectionable quality and sub
stance, and its acting on the kidneys,
liver and bowels, without weakening
or irritating them, make it the ideal
laxative.
In the process of manufacturing figs
are used, as they are pleasant to the
taste, but the medicinal qualities Of the
remedy are obtained from SIENNA and
other aromatic plants, by a method
known to the CALIFORNIA Flo SYRUP
Co. only. In order to get its beneficial
effects and to avoid limitations, please
remember the full name of the Company
printed on the front of every package
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
LOUISVILLE. KY. NEW YORK. N. Y.
For sale by all Druggists s.-Price SOC. per bottle.
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DEWEY DINNERISIS.
Geo. Y. Hobart. in Baltimore American

See, de cOnkwearing hero comes,
Gawge. is yo' hongry?
Beat dem iii kettle drums,
Gawge. is yO' hOngry?
All de tables laid an set,
Been so long sence yO' done eft
Dat mos likely yo' fO'get-
Gawge, is yO' hongry:
Smell dat precious chicken stew?
Gawge. is yO' hOngry?
CoOkin' ev'rything TO yO'-
Gawge, Is yO' hOngry?
Roas' beef resttn' in de pan,
'Taters soaking in de can
All yo' appetite can STAN
Gawge, is you hoDgry?
Oven full of biscuits hot,
Gawge. is yO' hongry?
Soup -bilin' in de pot,
Gawge, il yO' hOngry?
Lii clans from Oyster Cove
T-a and coffee on de stove
When yo' spec dat yo'l arrove'
Gawge, is yo' hongry?
Cakes an crullers, pickles, pie
Gawgc, is yO' hODgry?
Custards dat will tempt yo' eye
GAwge, is yo' hongry?
Had no vitties fo' year,
An yO' stummick's empty clear
From yo' giZzArd II yO' ear
Gawge, is yO' hODgry?
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No Right to Ugliness.

The woman who is lovely in face, form
and temper will always have friends, but
one who would be attractive must keep her
health. IF she is weak, sickly and all run
down. she will be nervous and irritable.
II she has constipation or kidney trouble,
her impure blood will cause pimple-,
blo,ches, skin eruptions and wretched com
ple3ion. Electric Bitters is the best medi-
cine in the world to regulate stomach, liver
and kidneys and to purify the blood. 1t
gives strong nerves, brig ht eyes, smooth
velvety skin, right complexion. Ii will
make a good-looking, charming woman oi
a rundown Invalid. Only 30 cents at the
dorsey Drug Cos.
Truth crushed 10 earth will rise again
'Tis well that this ID SO.
For otherwise truth would have been
Stamped out long, long ago.
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DR.. Humphreys

Speciilcs act directly upon the disease,
without exciting disorder in other parts
Of the system. They Cure the Sick.
20. CURES. Fkichs'
I-Fe,ers. Congestions. Inhamrnations. "a
1-Worms. Worm Fever. Worm Cole. ID
J-Teething. Collie. CRY ing. " akefulness .25
a-Diarrhea. Of Children or Adults. ID
7-Coughs. Colds. Bronchitis ....-.-..... I'd
s-Neursisis. Toothacbe, Faceache.-... ID
9-Heada che. Sick Headache, Vertigo. I'd
lO-Dyspepsia. Indigestion. Weak stomach.25
11-suppressed or Painful Pericds ID
1S-Whites. Too Profuse PERIODS ---.-.-- ID
13-Croup. Laryngitis. HoarseneSs....-. ID
1i-saIrRheum. Fry sipeias. E-u. .tions ID
15-Rheuma tism. Rheumatic Pa!ns-.---. 20
1G-Maiaria. Chiils. Fever and Ague .23
19Cstarrh. Influenza. Cold in the Head I'd
2O-WhoopIng-C Cough ..-.-.-.-.--......-- 80
27-ktdney Diseases s-...-.-----..--.-.---- 30
2s-Ner.ous Debility. .-.----..--.---..-.-l l-OO
3O-Urinnry Weakness. Wetting Bed. ID
77-Grip. Hay Fever ver...-.-.....--......--.--. 30
DIR. Humphreys' Manual OF all Diseases at your
Druggists or Mailed Free.
Sold by druggists. sent on receipt OF pslce-
Humphreys' Ned. Co, Cor. William q John ssA-s
New York.
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Ex-Governor w. j. Northern. of
Georgia, made notable speech in
Boston on the evening of May 22nd.
He spoke in fremont Temple before
the Congregational Club. and was
listened to by Il large audience. His
subject was The White Mans View
Of the Relations Of the Negro in the
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1899-06-08

THE BEST should be your aim
when buying medicine. Get
Hoods Sarsaparina and have the
best medicine MONEY GAN BUY.
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NEGRO MISTAUGHT AFTER WAR.


after the war the negroes were
promptly made citizens. They were
enfranchised and not only made equal
with their former masters, but they
were taught that liberty meant
license. and that the domination of
the white man was the one thing for
them to strive for and attain. The
people of the South looked not only
upon abandonment by the negroes,
but upon absolute treachery among
her own people. Many men who had
been true to their colors during the
war. now broken down in fortune and
without hope for the future. believed
thev saw political elevation for them
selves in the use of the negro's vote.
Limiting themselves to the car
pet-baggers and scalawags who flock
ed to the South like vultures over a
diving carcass. they ate carrion to-
gether. as in all the shame of union
leagues and midnight political ma
rauding they planned for the negroes
antagonism toward the white people
that has proved the bane of the negro
ana the Wnlte man III Tue coutu.
Here began the separation between
the negroes and the white people of
the South. The breach was widened
by the appearance of the military all
over the South. not only encouraging
the schemes of division and domina-
ton concocted in the union leagues.
but offering support and defense by
such arms as might be needed.
Our Legislatures were composed
of negroes and carpetbaggers. our
laws were made. on the one hand, by
those absolutely ignorant to our IN
stitutions and our government. and
on the other. by those who had nc
sympathy with our interests and not
| n dollar in our business.
BLINDED OPPOSITION TO WHITES.
..Since that day the negro at the
South has been determined to oppose
everything politically that he believe:
the white man wants.
Upon this subject Prof II. NJ
Browne. a negro and member OF th'
! faculty of Hampton Institute. on'
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1899-06-08

Discretion is the salt and fancy the
sugar Of life; the one preserves, the other
weetens it-Bovee,
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1899-06-08

Delivered at Charleston During the
Confederate Veterans Reunion
the Armies of the South Laid Down
Their Arms but Not Their Belief In
the Truth and Justice of Their
Cause-Battle Scared Veterans are
Fast Passing Away.
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OUR OWN STATE,

in its deliberations by tho thorough
knowledge OF it, duties and his wise
counsel
we again congratulate NJ, Booth.
and place upon record this tribute to
his worth and efficiency.
The document was signed by Preat
n. G. Lund and all the members OF the
board.
A FRATERNAL VISIT.
The board Of county commissioners
o. Salt Lake county paid frovo a
visit today. and were entertained by
the Utah county commissioners The
gentlemen came uown 10 Inspect num-
Der Of proposed changes IN the county
road by the u. @. W. lty Co. near
the point OF the mountain. The pro-
posed changes were approved.
VICTIMS OF POISON IVY.
A man came down this evening from
Provo canyon. whore he has been work.
Ing for some time past on the railway
grade. His limbs and face were In
a terribly swollen condition through
coming In contact with poison Ivy The
men are running the railroad grade
through a large patch Of thesivy. AL
most the entire camp has been poisoned
by the weed. many finding Il necessary
TO 80 homo for medical treatment.
WEDDING BELLS.
County Clerk Hnvcrcnmp today made
the following couples happy by issuing
to them his legal permit To wed; Alex
andor l.. Rnnqulst. 20, o. salt Lake.
aud Emma Green, %. OF pnyH1n; l.. ".
Olsen. 80. " Thistle. and Lottle Vance.
%. 81 Fairview.
The First ward Sunday schools had
their annual outing TO the Provo Lake
Resort today.
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PRICE.
rroEre-. ~ sunny.ld. Haiiroad-Lsasinl
Indian Reservation Lands.


Special Correspondence.
Price. Utah. July is.-About four
miles of the grading on the railroad to
Sunnyside Is done and the iron has
been laid for about two miles Consld-
cradle difficulty has been experienced
In getting sufficient number 81 men
and teams on the grade. Parties have
been sent here 20 engage teams, and be-
Ing unable to secure "A sufficient num-
Der, have gone into Emery county with
little n any better success.
The plant OF the Eastern Utah Nd
vocntc was yesterday sold 10 n. w.
Crockett, who has been In charge Of Il
as manager ana editor FOR year past.
coming here from salt Lake city. The
property Will be- very much Improved
ana the paper enlarged.
Work has begun az Helper on n thir-
ty-fuot addition 90 tho eating house OF
the Rio Grando Western railway, which
quito recently passed 20 the control Of
u. q. Russell The now chapel there
N wen under way and viii DO pushed
TO an early completion.
Several sheep men OF this section are
going TO take leases on grazing lands
on the Uintnh ana Uncompuhgre re-
servntions, which are open to all COM
ers ns long as there ~ any range left
at the rate OF 90 cents per thousand
head for the season Interested par
ties should communicate with H. 4.
Myton, indian agent at White Rocks,
Utah some $4,000 head OF Uintnh coun =
~ sheep have already been taken onto
the uintah reservation.
There are coo 600 pounds OF wool here
from the Ashley Valley for sale to the
highest bidder. go far none OF II has
changed hands, though there are sew
erm buyers upon the ground. BIDS OF
over 10 cents have been refused. The
wool Is OF very fine quality, and ~
the best Of the Eastern Utah crop, be-
Ing free from sand and cookie burrs II
4 owned by Charles Grouse and Louis
lSnboll.
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OUR NEIGHBORS.
POCATELLO, IDAHO.
Patriotism Reserved for Return of Vol.
untocrs-C Church improvement.

Patriotism Reserved for Return Of Vol
untccrs-Churoh improvement.
Special Correspondence.
Pocatollo. Idaho. July 1s.--Pocatollo
did not celebrate this July only as in
divlduuls, The town and people are
reservlng their strength aud money to
give tho ldaho volunteers royal recep-
tlon ON their return from Manila No
trouble or money will be spared to
show the boys that their vnlor In the
defense u tho nag ana the country's
honor IL duly appreciated.
on Saturday Elder william Gardi-
ner, late president of the Australian
mission, passed through pocatcllo hunt
Ing grazing grounds Tor cattle. lie
stopped on 10 pay a friendly visit To
his old fellow laborer. Elder n. l.. Cox.
Both Of these brethren have been on
Two missions 10 that land and brother
Cox received the Gospel there. Old
memories were rubbed up ana friend
snip formed under such trying expert
onces was renewed by these old CONE
radeH.
CHURCH IMPROVEMENT.
The Latter-dny Saints church in Po-
cutelll IL progressive. They have re.
moved the old oil lamps and put six
teen electric lights In their beautiful
church. The Pocatcllo Saints love the
light and they always want the hest.
Being at an Important railroad June
ton they have many visitors ON sun
day the pulpit was occupied by "A u.
g. ", |, drummer uf boots ana shoes.
In the evening by another knight OF the
grip, McDonRld's candy man. These
gentlemen not only know how 10 sell
goods Wen, but are as good In the pull
PIT as nt the grip.
Professor Spillman's choir brings
many visitors to the church by their
artistic singing.
Prof. l.. ID. Edwards OF Preston Is
here IN the interest OF music and song.
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through the entifr raid ana consequent
sunerings OF those revolving times
lines. "a New Raid Begun" that my
heart stood atill, that my blood seemed
curdlcd ana emphatic symptoms Of
that Incompatible
REIGN OF TERROR
overcame me: not that can be called
upon again to endure like trials but
my heart bleedH with pathetic SYM
pathy for those who may. as no one can
who has not tasted OF such Prosecutions
through experience itself. 10 Intensity
these feellngg, " such n thing were
possible, " the knowledge that brothers
and sisters. Lattcr-day Saints. u you
please. are daily fostering. and feeding
the root Of this terrible evil. by pur-
chasing or subscribing FOR that lying
creation OF Luclfor'H. the Salt Lake
Tribune There h no publication that
would work such disaster upon body
uf people ne that Infamous sheet.
It's whole object IL 20 make money. and
destroy our peace; and grlcvous beyond
expression a. the fact that our own
brotherhood are persistently assisting
them In their helllsh scheme. " Satan
must have such u representative 90 test
ua, Il Ia not necessary for the Latter
day Saints Co nourlst and support II.
Further than this. can fathers and
mothers AFFORD To place such danger
NNN ANNANNfNNNN NNNANNNN Wv NNNAANl w. NNNNNN
children, who. when given into their
charge, were MS pure In spirit as the
angels OF heaven Why cuntnminntc
these natural born heirs TO an right
cousness, by putting such pcrfdy be-
fore them7
As WE SOW so SHALL WE REAP.
aud when we knowingly and wiimlly
tempt the Innocent We viii surely come
under condemnation. To those who are
blessed with disccrnmont there Is
every indication that the children NJ
Zion are upon the eve OF an important
era which
SHOULD BE A WARMING
for us 20 renew our religious energies
with strengthened vigilance. being hon-
est with out tithes and our offerings.
constantly wrestling with tho Lord IN
mighty prayer for His Holy Spirits
guidance. that we may not have that
dlrcst OF all calnmltlca befall uH, 20
fall by the way side" or fail 20 "cn-
dure TO the end"
I viii venture to say that he who viii
refrain from encouraging the existence
OF that power whose entire effort o. 10
blackcn and dospoil the vlrtuous, will
save days Of remorse. ana should the
means expended 20 Increase IT,
strength be given FOR the upbulldlng N
Zion. what Just claimants there would
be upon tho Great 0ivcr Of all perfect
glftsi Il. CRANE WATSON.
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Principal place of business. salt feEr city
Utah
NOTICE Ia hereby given tInf ut u meeting
N th. directors of thU t.uwur Mammoth Nu.
Ius Company, held un Friday. thu Iuu dly 20
june. 1922. Hu assessment uf D. Dor aHrrU WIS
IUNIUl upon thr capital stock Hftur company.
Progress NuIllIuE. -uIt Lake CITY ttuh. ut
once. Hud before Che air dny ~ 1uf. l..
ruullu unpaid uu thu Iiat nuY Uf luIF. itl.
VIII HUU'IuIuUui aud advertised Tor aI'uHt
public auction. uud unless payment o. mldH
lNiufu 800 Do. sI|l 900 tnU 1911 uHF uf Au.usI
rufnur With UH#I OF advertising HnU uIu.rHia.
~ sale SAMUEL y. pAt. T. -tary.
.f lusrUs. iulI.ua salt inku tIfF. Utah.
Dated slIf ltNu tIfN. juno uih 800
llrt publication July tsf. isn
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PAROWAN.
Memories 'of the Raid-The Paper Re-
sponsiblo- supporters.

Special Correspondence.
pnrowan, Iron Co. July Ia
on reading u the recent arrest for un.
lawful cohahitation, many heartrend-
Ing scenes are pictured anew; many
agonizlnE wounds are prubed afrcsh.
and the mind Il fun Of memories Of
sacrifice and suffering. OF premature
death OF babes ana mothers. To-day
there are those who survived death
that win wear the Impress OF those
narrowing experiences through the re-
malnder OF their soiourn IN this estate.
by being mentally or physically
wrecked. The writer having passed
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'ouri Cases - hoard Of Equalization -
Courtesy to Judge booth,

Special Correspondence.
Provo. July ls.--Judge Booth has re-
turned from holding court az Vernal.
ana has transacted the following buHl-
Ness In Utah county:
The case OF the strawberry Valley
yatue Co. W. James 4. Cunningham.
we by stipulation OF counsel, dis
missed az plaintiffs cost.
IN the estate and guardianship OF
ivan lnfman, ct al. petition TO sell real
'ANle set for hearing july 2sth.
estate or Mary a. Bird, deceased;
~, L. cummings. William Erdmnn and
.lNuel psuer We're appointed npprais-
In the estate OF John c. Jay de-
,,sAsei decree issued that legal notice
creditors had been given.
SIArE BOARD OF EQUALIZATION
The State board Of equalization held
inHlun IN this city today, The mem-
uNiH' With the county commissioners
ana other officers. went over the assess
,gnt rolls OF the county and found
Snsn 10 be entirely satisfactory in
every way.
"IhTEsN TO JUDGE BOOTH.
me members OF the State board OF
1tsN"4nuon today called upon Judge
Anu y Booth nt his chambers and
nuhlgd that he convene court, as
Un nAl very urgent matter to bring
lnt his consideration. The request
sb.a, complied with, ana In neat
Bo,,h resident Lund presented MIR.
,eolh with an artistic and beautifuily
i5gSHed resolution. which read as fol-
state Board OF Equalization.
n - salt Lake city. Utah.
III ue ZION, j. H. Booth, having served
iS5,.e junction with this board. after a
fbiS iwrin OF years, TO accept a judg-
d6l w the courts OF Utah, this board
W.FgH 10 express It's regret M losing
a,ino'lh as a member. and ltH graft
be nv MS deserved promotion. BY
has u,ement " Mr.. Booth, this board
tharea member, who. In the dis
faitb,,,,o or MS duties, was consoientious
u' ana greatly aided ira board
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DELINQUENT NorrcE.

Washington Rock Company, Salt Lake city
Titan
IHIhuro AFRO delinquent upon tho
following described stock ON account " Hs-
s,.smrut 80 lowed on the hrh day of June,
ltFt the several amounts set opposite mo
names NJ tho respective shareholders us fol.