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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1904-08-30

Ample provision is made for the dis.
/ plays of livestock at the Worlds Fair by
a well located site, situated on the high
est point of the grounds and adjoining
one of the main entrances. The floor
space of all the exposition palaces covers
less than l20 acres, while the several live
stock shows will occupy about 200 acres,
or 90 acres more than all the balance of
the Worlds Fair exhibits under roof.
The extent and value of the livestock
show of the exposition is only partially
understood by very limited number of
students of animal husbandry. Some
idea may be gained from a brief sum-
mary of the provisions made for build
ingS.
LIVESTOCK FORUM.
The largest building on the site has
been designated the Livestock Forum,
which is Ito accommodate the court by
which the comparative merits of the
various competitive exhibits of livestock
are TO be judged and the awards an
nounced to the public in attendance" 1t
is located short distance west of Uni
versity Boulevard, and with an adjoining
station for the intramural road. The
ground plan is elliptical, and encloses an
area 250x500 feet. 1t is the largest am
phitheatre ever provided for displays of
livestock. Only that portion of the arena
given over TO seats is rooted over, and
the ring will be covered with sawdust or
tanbark. This is the only structure pro-
vided for the livestock department that
can be given any notable degree of archi-
tectural effect comporting with expoSi-
ton construction. The building is given
pronounced elevation effect by the use of
upright columns in the exterior wall
construction.
The forum is very substantially con-
structed, and provided with eight tiers
of raised seats encircling the arena. The
arena is surrounded with six-foot
promenade on level with the ground
floor. A substantial partition or fence
separates the arena from the lower
promenade. The upper promenade is
within one foot of the upper tier of seats
of the amphitheatre and twelve feet in
width.
Two main entrances TO the forum are
provided for visitors, one at the centre of
the east side and one at the centre OF the
north end of the forum. There are
twelve minor entrances for visitors, with
suitable stairs from the lower to the
upper promenade on each side of the
four main entrances and on one side of the
twelve minor entrances. The outside of
the forum is enclosed and the amphi-
theatre seats are amply protected. Pro-
vision is made for both day and evening
exhibitions.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1904-08-30
AMONG THE FARMERS.
!" SPEED THE PLow."

Correspondence on practical agricultural topics
Is solicited Address al communications In
tended for this department TO HENRY ID.
HANMoSD. Agricultural Editor Oxford Dem
ocrat. Paris. Me.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1904-08-30

The injuries We do and those we suf'
fer are seldom weighed In the sans
balance.-etmmons.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1904-08-30
Woaldn't Interfere.

W0uldnt Interfere.
Little Girl-Papa, it's raining. Papa
(whose temper Is somewhat rufned,-
Well, let II rain. Little Girl (timidly-
I was going to, papa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1904-08-30
S,n,tn & Macainist,

,orrH PARIS, - 49,, 80. a.,
....,.,r,.r u general machinery, steam men en-
Nauui1,sa'I,.s,Sir auui,a ,sSrS. spool maehinery ana tools,
@ rS.. p. ss and og rIs ,Srs.sins @a&s nns ns
-,Isire,. >'N.ns' sinds. presses, guns, pis-
mines Jumps % AZ, neatly ami promptly re-
!o- u.' a1a ana water piping done 10 'rder'
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-01-07
8eeenflieh nahe nnranI

sd blieb na1 pie por auf meiner
Wtaidine, obnDbl mir jeoe8 @eleuf
tpeb tat uuo ieoer Gerp i1merste, ="
lhreibt s. B. 8eaamp, Elm Coco
motioen : 0ei5er BON burlington,
Soma. SD mar lhmad uno matt
uno, Ubne ieoen Ippetit uno total
berunter9efommen. SD mar nabe
oaran mid lelblt auf5uaeben, als ih
cine Staibe Electric 8itter8" erbielt,
uno na6oem ib oieielbe eiuaenunts
men bate, fiibtte ih mid 10 motif
tuie ME suo0r in meinem 9eben."
S6pahe trdntlibe 9eute Id0pfen
INNER reue Sraft uuo ueues Qeben
aus Dem @ebrau9 oieies M2ittets.
Man 0erlude es. 8efrieoieuna gas
ratiert 6urb Die GpUtbeten bon 8.
8alteDer & Son uno Noulph 9reiB.
8reis SOC.
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Cages ; 0teniafeiteit.
s mimi b.

Gus Dem pDm S9abamts'
Secretar in @albinoton oer6ffent'
litten ausweiie iber bic Bunoes>
i6ulo gebt beroDr, DAB fid lebtere
nab Ibsug bes i'm Shabe befino.
liden 8aareeloes am 81. b. Nt. auf
1914, 150,880 belief, cine Gbnabme
BON $11.618, $50 pdbreno oes Wtoz
mats Ottober.
- Die BDlitif Der 8unoes : &es
gieruna in @albington in 8esuo auf
ben ertuarteten ruiiii9 : iapani5hen
8rieg gebt oabin, Die itricteIte @eus
tralitat aufreht 81 erbalten, uno ftb
nur III benz Sale elmer 8erlebung
beftebenoer Bertraas &ehte einsus
miiden. Die Blutte oes Nomirals
@uans lieet aber bel Guam bereit,
ui1 ieoen Nugenblid Die e%rforoers
lihen SnltructiOnen entgeaennebmen
gu f0nnen.
= Bunoes . Senator Dietrihs
Nnndlte pldbierten in benz aeqen oies
len in Smaba, Nebrasta, Derbau@
oelten geite6ungss 8rDceiie auf Jrei-
lpredung auf tehniide @riinoe bin.
Sn Der Qnflaae mar INNER BON
Senator" 9ietrid1 Die &eoe, in
Birtlibfeit lei berielbe aber CUR 3eit
Der angebliden Straftat nod gar
niht Bnnoeslenator geue1en.
Ius Saoana miro beridtet,
Dab Der Brdiioeut Balma BON @uba
Die bon beioen Sduiern Der 2eaiss
latur an9enommene 2otteries8 Bill nit
leinem 8eto belegt bat.
Gus RorfDlt, girginien, miro
beridtet: Ser britiihe 9roBe Dampfer
pantgbt @rrano" bat ben Safen nit
11.500 IONS 9oble perlaIien, MEL
he anaeblih fir Die iapanilde
8rieasfotte beitimmt lino.
Sn NtinneapoliS tpuroe Samuel
6a5Sarb inter Der NntGaae Der
8iaamie oerbaitet. Sas5aro uar
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@aaritraubenoe 3nitdnoe anF
Santp Domingo.

Sn Der @eeer Hepublif Santp>
Domingo, m0-nie i'm benahbarten
6aDti - bic 8eDDlutionen fruniId)
iino - berriben einrnal tpieoer oous
tUIe, baorftrdubenoe 3ult6noe.
Btsber tiimmerte man 1id in ben
Ser. Staaten nur menig nm oielen
iortmdbrenoen &rafebt auf ber aus
ienen beioen Reaeritaaten beItebenz
ben Sniel, aber ~reueroings baben
it'd bic materieaen Sntere1Ien ameriz
tanii6er Burger bort rueIentlid pers
mebrt. oeren 2eben unb @iaentum
ieBt gefdbroet eriheint. unb auBerz
benz miro Die Weoeutune bieler Smell
audi cine lebr aroBe fueroen. tuenn
Der Banamas& nnal erit eebout NOR.
ben lit. 8ieaeiht muB fid bic Bun.
BEES Reaieruna oaber lber turs Doer
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-01-07
@itto sic GlimS??

Hit Un{erem neusn Berfabrsn HetIen mir bic dlfe-
fen nnb bartnddigfteu Nueenleioen. Sduofe uuo
e~Htsineete Mueefss ben Star. nub ubaige 8linos
Best helIeH iutr In ~fitr5eEter Belt GdieIet fur ints
ssemsie. NoHsa eerIna. gdreibt nm Srsie Sns.
iunft. 8emtfbes &eiltAftttsst far almeems mno
pbtsutfiDsts0s, Sz4S 8eAfr Mbe., ct
seats sc .,
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lang o0b ba3u berbei(QIen, bort Qe<
0ronete uno t~ueni9itens einigermaBen
ftabile 8ultGnoe gu ibafen.
8Dliae Gnardhte berrfGt in Buerto
Blata uno umgegeno, tpD bic Reooz
luton in einen re9uldren blutigen
&rieg 5miiden ben Inb6ngern Der
beioen BrdIibentiGafts : &nmQrter
Simenes uno MtDrale8 ou8eeQrtet lit.
Commander Dillingham; oDm
8reuaer Detroit" pelher BON
8uert1 8lata aus cine Snfurmq=
tionsz9Dur in 0as Snnere unternums
men bate, beribtet natD @albingtDn
BON einem blutigen Sample 8tpilden
beioeu 8arteien, Der Idjoa Gnbe
DECEMBER ItattQefunoen Fat, uno
3nar auf Dem @runo un0 8Dben Der
Omitted Fruit Company, einer
itd aus amerifaniiden 8ir0ern sus
ianmenIebenoen SQnoelseeIeQlhaft.
Bei 0teier @elegenbeit tpur0en Die
6duier ber Nmerifoner gepllu0ert
un0 Srauen unb &in0er muBten flie=
fen. 8iel gi9entullt amerifaniIder
Burger lit serItDrt uorben.
gDmmanber 0iQingbam bnt beg
balb cine Ibteilun9 MarinesG ploaz
ten = beitebeno aus einem Sfftsier
uno 16 Weanu init etnen MQIhinenz
gefbnb-an Srt uno STEELE oelanot,
nit Der er in iteter Gerbinbung 1tebt,
Tin nDtiaenfaus 8erltdrfungen nad]z
ien6en 81 fDnnen.
l1ebriaens befinbet iidl audi oos
britiihe &rieaaihiff .Baqas" boz
BuertU &lata, nit 0eifen 9apitdn
Dillingham; in 8erbinoun9 aetreten
lit, tint eemetnlam benz 9Dmmattz
bantert BON Buerte &lata Die M1its
teilung gu i~iberienoen. oaB 1ie i'm
periDnli9 fiir ale Gubeit6rungeu
uerantmDrt[ib bielten unb baB 1ie -
tuenr er ith auBer Gtanbe iebe, Die
8ube uno DrbnunQ aufreht gu en-
halten - oieie Nufaabe ietblt in Die
0ano nebnner niiroen.
9abei fomnt es bort tdglid1 I'll
neuen &dmpfen, uno stpar iDnDbl gu
Waiier. pie au 2anoe. 9ie Sn1urs
genten bDmbaroierten bic 8DrItdote
BON San Domingo uuo perbinoerten
amerifaniihe 6an0elsI6tffe an Der
@infabrt in ben 6afen. Gls oas
Dem amerifaniiden @eianoten 8ous
Ell gemefoet purbe, Iebte er fiG init
Dem Capt. Mterb, Dem &%ommanoeur
oes i'm Safen pDr Nufer lteoenoen
8auDnenbo0tes rNepp0rt", in Yer=
binoung, mel6er ienen S6ifen Die
Ginfabct er3tpaue. 8eioe itatteten
Johann Dem Br61ioenten einen 8ez
iu6 ob unO erfldrten inn, baB, tpertn
er oaS 2eben ur0 gt9entum Der
amerifaniiden Burger in San 9p>
mingD ni9t beihhbett f6nne, oies
oann ourb Die @ei6Hbe oes n@ews
port" aeiheben tueroe!
Sn Waibinaton biniot man oas
energiide 8orgeben 9iqingbam's 6,
Merb' unb 8Dmel's beflrhtet aber,
oaB cine oauern0e 26iuna oes ipge=
nannteu pDDminifauiiden Br0s
blems" bod uidt mebr lanee aufge=
ibOben tperoen fann. Sebr treffeno
beaeidnete Der Gertreter elmer eurU=
paiihen @roBntadt in @oibinetDn
Die Sablaee auf SantD Domingo
uno 6abti als einen runertrdaliben
unfug, Dem abSubelfen ua1 &niiGt
Der gau5en c~ioifiiierten 8elt Die Nufs
eabe uno Gbrenpaidt Der Ser.
Staatett fell"
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Bon ettem fd,redltben SOSe errcttet.

@un ettem fd1redIttbeu gUSe errettet.
Die sSamilie Der Wtrs. M. 8.
8Obbitt in 8ar9ertOu, genu., iab
oieielbe biniterben uuo tuar bod
mabtlDs, iie su retten. Die fdbigs
item Ierste uno ale argepanoten
Wtittel uerfeblten ibreu 8mef, pdb=
reno Die S6uinbiubt lanelam. aber
ii6er ibr Qeben u1tererub. Sn bie=
ier ihredlihen Belt pernanoelte Or.
Sings 3eue @noeGuno fir S9pinos
iubt lire Geraneifluna in Sreuoe.
Die erite 9laibe brad1te lDfDrt grs
lei6terung uno ibr fDrtaeiebter Ge<
brauh bette fie idlieBti6. sc 1T
Die iiderite Sur in Der 8elt fir Sails
uno .2ungenleiben. @arantierte 5la=
i6en I'll Soc uno $1.00. BrDbefla=
iden frei in Der NpDtbefe pDn s..
&altener & Con uno AoDlpb 9reiB.
The colored American., 1904-05-07

Crumbly, who enlarges the Opportuni-
ties of his part in a most praiseworthy
manner. Black Carl contributed a
weIl-cOnceived deIineatiOn of Amos
Johnson and adds very materially to
the fun by his burlesque character
work. Chauncey Vervalian infuses
good comedy into the part of Little
Willie Pickles" and deserves credit
for his effective portrayal.
The colored bellies in the entertain
ment the Misses Nixon, Wright, Copes,
Miller, Josephine, Patrona and Leoncle
Laza and Ema De Costa are all seen
to good advantage in the presentation
The attractive costumes and excellent
chorus work aroused the audience last
evening to tumultuous applause.
In the olio, Allie Brown, with wire
and hoop, was clever, while Harry
Brown, crayOn artist, showed himself
an adept in his line Chauncey Yer
valian musical entertainer, was all that
could be wished. The success, how
ever, of the evening, was the singing
of Madame Flower, the Bronze Melba.
Possessing a voice of rare sweetness
and power, she thrilled the audience
The colored American., 1904-05-07
THE POLICY PLAYERS AT THE
EMPIRE THEATRE NEXT
WEEK

Clarence NJ. Logan's company of col
Ored artists, numbering about thirty
people, began a weeks engagement at
the Park theatre yesterday afternoon
and cleverly presented the Policy
Players" in The Bogus Prince a two
act musical pOtpOurTi by Sidney Per
rim. Large attendances were in evi-
dence at both performances, which
heartily greeted the attraction and
showed manifest appreciatiOns of the
offering. The company and its enter
tainment last evening delighted all
present and through the long and
varied programme, the audience was
kept continually laughing and applaud
ing the very entertaining features.
The piece abounds in good comedy
and excellent musical numbers. The
leading comedy role is played by Sid
ney Perrin, who, through his clever
work and ludicrOus by-play, found en-
thusiastic recognition from the audi
ence. He is assisted by Walter
The colored American., 1904-05-07

humble way some years ago Oh w
street, by Mrs. Clark, the present
manager, who has so developed the
work that larger quarters had to
be sought. The Bazaar is now 10
Gated on the large ground floor
room of the True RefOrmers Hall,
corner of Twelfth and u streets,
where a fine display of the work
done is shown in the windows, and
where within, a large number of
young women are engaged in the
various kinds of work. The mot
The colored American., 1904-05-07

cial inducements are offered to
any young woman who under
stands stitching we'll. This is the
only school of its kind for young
cOlOred women in the country.
Diplomas are given when students
show themselves worthy usually
after nine months satisfactory
The colored American., 1904-05-07
MILITARY ATTACHE FOR
HAITI.

1t has been decided to send a
military attache to Haiti and San
to Domingo, and for this duty
Capt Charles Young, Ninth Cav
airy, has been selected. That of
ficer has been on duty at the Pres
lido at San Francisco. He is a
cOlOred man, a graduate of the
Military Academy and possesses
a fine record. His ability and fit
ness for the place led to his desig-
nation.
The colored American., 1904-05-07

to is ''WOrk and plenty to all who
understand how to do it thorough
ly."
In a conversation with Mrs.
Clark, she said: Owe train young
women to self-support themselves
by teaching them dressmaking,
millinery and all kinds of en-
brOidery in our cooperative help
department We employ hun
dreds and we need and can accom-
Odate a hundred new students in
our millinery department. Spe-
The colored American., 1904-05-07

work. Branch schools are estab-
lished throughout the country.
Our branch at Lynchburg, Va,
under the supervision of Miss NJ.
E. Wright, closed last Wednesday,
the 18th ultO., and Mrs. Rosetta
Lawson, the National Organizer
of the w. c. Z. T., of this city, de-
livered the annual address.
The colored American., 1904-05-07

are taught the science of dress
making and of plain and Ornamen-
tai needlewOrk. The new system
of cutting and fitting is taught in
a most practical way and to the
great credit of the women of
Washington, it can be said that
they appreciate this opportunity
of learning a profession which as
sures them a good living and
which promises so much for the
future.
This school was started in an
The colored American., 1904-05-07

Mr. Roy Cheeks formerly of the War
Department. this city is now holding
lucrative and important position in
business house in Cincinnati, Ohio
Prof. VIM. Jenifer, the expert pen
man of the Census Office, is making a
ten-day stay in Chicago. Ill
The colored American., 1904-05-07
WORK FOR OUR WOMEN.
The Cooperative Help Depart
ment of the WOmen's Bazaar.

The Women's Bazaar, Millinery
and Dressmaking Department un-
der the management of Mrs. r. L.
Clark & Co., with headquarters at
True RefOrmers Hall, Twelfth and
U Streets northwest, is an agency
for good in the District of COlum-
bia. Here the girls and women
The colored American., 1904-05-07

WANTED-A position as stenogra-
pher, bookkeeper; by a competent
young woman with some literary
ability. Would be valuable assistant
on newspaper or magazine. Address:
S. Box, 95, MaysviIIe, KY.
The colored American., 1904-05-07

Richard E. King, a successful at
torney at law and claim agent, of An
napOlis, Md, was in town for several
days this week and was a welcome
visitor to this office.
The colored American., 1904-05-07

with her artistic -Provi-
dence R. I. NelCS.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-08-08
WEALTH IN AN OLD VOLCANO
American Plans for Exploiting Mount Popo-
catepet.

One Of the last business enterprises in which
engaged the organization company to exploit
great sulphur deposits Mount Popoeaepe the extinct vol
sixty miles the City OF Mexico 1t announced
press dispatches few days that the purchase OF the
mining rights had been accomplished by Charles Holt on behalf OF
York mining
It was into MI Holts hands committed the
task of making investigation of the sulphur mine and
OF its availability Mr. Holt who mining engineer
spent something $4,000 this inquiry He visited Sicily
sulphur and made report as to the
cost Of mining and marketing the sulphur in each
report the commercial side OF the question that it
upward of 5000 long mine and market the sulphur
OF Sicily which about the formidable competitor in the field
To deliver the Mount PoPocatepet sulphur on the New
York market figured would under the advanced meth
working proposed $40 thus giving the long eeVa
$3.50 basis for cutting under existing conditions OF
competition -. 7ha +o+a
sulphur consumption United and Europe is about
long year of which the United States takes
tons and all Europe combined about $4,000 tons.
Before his death the plans for going ahead
and Mr. Holt went preliminary OF
the transaction there and either has succeeded max
the purchase OF the property or WI" succeed IN SO DONG WITHIN
Popocaepe has long been real estate possession in
the family Gaspar Sanchez Ochoa, wealthy gentleman
whose home City of Mexico He has been ready for
years there obstacles in the One
his price property gold thought be
too high and there seemed be doubt
to valid Both these impedmens it would now have
The work of operating sulphur deposits the volcano
will announced be under in the course OF few
months will involve the expenditure Of something like
sulphur in the crater of Mount Popocatepe as in all
volcano craters These must
be lifted the reducing plant and there
stripped surface deposits Frederick Fading of A Broad
v consulting engineer in the erection
of the plant week that he understood that the work
sidered as an engineering problem, very simple
These surplus deposits down in the depth OF
between 600 and 700 Simple machinery will suffice lift them
the crater rim being about half mile in diameter
The conveyed by aerial tramway about three
miles and long about half down to its various
destinations
In addition sulphur industry there is be hotel the
summit mountain and santarum for onsunpVes to be
reached cog railway About will be laid out
park side be exploited the cutting OF mountain
selling it to residents the valley.
In the sulphur in the PopocaePe crater has
been upwards OF fernando Coez beng
rn those who engaged digging The Mexican Govern
puts OF sulphur in the I8oooo
tons places the annual increase the deposits at per cent
There is
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AN ALASKAN BEAR STORY.

Probably the most remarkable escape
King his n P Peterson who
ran the NUGGET roadose divide These
people their roadhouse duties been prospecting
Homestake the base of the Sawooth Mountains
On the morning OF May they started for their customary
prospecting they surprised the tracks OF mon
pair different from any they bad before
After tedious miles they encountered grizzly
largest of the bear family and the erocous animal in the
fred and the bullet struck but not in vital spot
and with gow pain the wounded bear
rolled almost The bottom three hundred feet
below she reganed her equilibrium and vanished among the
Cnagrned at the failure turned and Mortified at
seeing another large grizzly about twice the size OF the oth
spring upon partner Mr. King and horrhed when he
the only available and as the maya
zine of repair could only be reloaded by removing tn
y shell by hand spang his foe but King with the
abual the backwoods hunter thrust
h.; - in+ the fare Of his assaiant In the twnling OF
the bear rasped of the in his teeth and was
crunchng gun barrel like much wood Towering two feet
HIGHER than King the latter realized only for him
pull the trigger and stop until they procured
safety flight report and the bear spring high III
the air and % the ground.
ground turned surprised the bear was stu lying
on the spot where it They waited for few minutes
the meantime re1oadn the rifle shotgun being broken at
the stock and the mzze mouth of the bear After throw
ing several rocks they ventured further and un
real and marvellous as they found the bear dead
Upon finding the killed the back for sled
managed get the bear to the bottom
cliff they loaded the Sled after deboweng IT,
They the Nugget roadhouse and then started o
strong draw the heavy load 1t TOOK them hfee
Dough roadhouse where the bear remains
put The big brute brought to town on
June and placed exhibition at the Golden cate Ioe II IS d
perfect specimen OF the grizzly the skin beautiful one he
bear disembowelled weighs nearly 600 pounds SKIN %
s25 purchased by local restaurants al do
pound
thing the enormous power OF the Jaws shown
the barrel OF the gun by the Dear
being bent but marks were made IN the
steel piece about one-fourth OF an men Gep
finding grizzly this lar northern latitude ana
cap and seemingly Pepoerou
OF fact that grizzly bear weighing go Pounos was
mouth and with the aid OF no otr
weapon than that remembers that the grizzly bear IS
t most vicious Of all animals the experienced
quake pale at the thought OF even participating
in such fray makes one marvel the more.
de bayer coined at me ike WIG Dea m
pull de trigger ind he go Oh
Seattle Posntellgencer.
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100000 of sulphur blocked the all ready
o be raised the
deeply encrused with sui
related Mr. Hit found down $50
which he made that underlying the layer
them there deposits
practically sulphur lying solid masse-geat chunks OF
weighed pounds
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WIN. G. IRWIN & CO., LTD
AGENTS FOR

AGENTS FOR
western Sugar Refining Co., San
Francisco, Cal. o.uo
Baldwin Locomotive WORKS Fhiia-
delphia, Pa.
Newan Universal Mill Co., manu-
facturers of National Cane shreooer'
New York, n. Y.
Paraffine Paint Company san
CISCO Cal. r.,
Ohlandt & Co, San Francesca
Pacific Oil Transportation Co., san
Francisco, Cal
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5lsflop x Co bankera
ESTABLISHED IN 1858.
BANKING DEPARTMENT..

Transact buslnes0 in all departments
of banking.
Collections carefully attended to.
Exchange bought and sold.
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G. BREWER & CO., LTD.
Sugar Factors and Comnissio@
Merchants.

LIST OF OFFICERS.
C. NJ. Cooke. President; George u.
Robertson, Manager; F. F. Bishop,
Treasurer and Secretary; Col. w. r.
Allen, Auditor; P. c. Jones, c. H
Cooke, G. r Carter, Directors.