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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-11
MOUND CITY, ILL.

Mound City, 49,, Sept. 10. 1906.

Mr.. Thomas Higgins has gone ia
Centralia with a crowd of X. C.'s of
! Cairo.
Geo. f. Martin went to Pulaski last
night Sunday on business.
A srowd Of girls went TO a party in
Cairo Friday night.
school starts today! boys and girls.
End have yon seen Sanderson's win.
Cow display? It is great. He will have
your school books 100. so while look
ing at the window display just go ON
In and get your school books. tablets.
pens. etc.
Benton. the team which defeated
the Mound City team twice. / to o and
. 10 viii be here Sunday. the 10th.
so turn out and see Wood turn the
tables.
AT. Lawrence LiYesay has resigned |
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-11
GERMANY BEATEN
In the international Yacht Races and
Roosevelt Cup Becomes Property
of the WINS Owner.

Marblehead, Sept. 10.-The Vim
Won today's race in the international
Yacht race and Commodore r. l.. Park
OF the American Yacht club, of New
York, becomes the owner of the
Roosevelt cup, presented by the East
Elm Yacht club for the International
yacht race between German and
American Yachts.
The Vim finished the race at
5:33:2O in a dense fog. The American
boat AUX was second and the German
yacht Wannssee was last.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-11
HALCYON DAYS OF
Continued from First Page.)

on earth and our people are the best
fed people and the happiest people in
The world. That the farmer should
reap arlarge benefit is but the natur
al result of conditions which he him
self has been the chief factor in pro
dncing. In the early days the farmer
Of the United States went to market
and to church in wagon drawn by a
yoke of oxen. After that he went in
wagons drawn by horses, and now he
rides in carriage. In the first stages
of wealth on the American farm the
piano was installed in the farmhouse.
Now the farmer is buying diamonds"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-11
COUNTER ATTACK
Upon Austians in Italy Suggested BY
General in Retaliation For the
Austrian Demonstrations.

Rome Sept l0-Several demonstra.
ions have occurred here as protests
against the recent anti-Italiian riots
IN Dalmatia, but the crowds were east.
ly dispersed by the police.
Gen. Ricciotti, Garahaldi has written
letter suggesting counter attacks by
Italians upon Austrians and especially
MOTEL keepers living in Italy, as
measure OF retaliation for anti-Italian
demonstrations by Austrians.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-11
+. A. BUDER President.
c. o. PATIER, Vice President

from his position at the Bon Ton
Candy Kitchen.
The game of ball Sunday between
Calros Own and the Regulars was a
last one only in the fourth inning
when the Regulars skipped In four
runs. Wood and Block was the battery
for Mound City, and McAulin and
Bourgoise were the battery for Cairo's
Own. The score ended G TO in favor
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-11
WARMLY WELCOMED.
Was the New Governor General Of the
Philippines BY the Natives.

Manila. Sept. 10.-General James
/. Smith. new governor general of the
Philippines to succeed Goveror Ido
arrived today on the transport 10.
gan. He was warmly welcomed and
an elaborate reception was given in
the evening. Great enthusiasm is be-
ing manifested by Filipinos who will
ception.
tender the new governor general a re
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-11
of The Regulars.

of The Regulars.
Robert Hearst of this city won the
diamond ring rafled by N. NJ. Harris.
IL is quite a pretty stone.
Quite a bunch of boys went TO
Mounds Yesterday to play ball.
Mr.. Chas Livesay was home over
Sunday.
Mr.. l.. c. Perks and wife were In
Mounds Sunday.
Mr.. Fix has left town In search of
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-11

tomato hands as none can be found
al present.
A bunch from Cairo was up at the
game In Elm park Sunday
T. H. Bradheld. the hide man. is
very sick at the ST. Charles Hotel.
The Wisconsin Chair factory con
templates on starting today Tuesday
with a fun crew of men on hand.
Floyd yesterday has returned from
villa Ridge.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-11
TWO KILLED AND
MANY HURT
IN WRECKS
ENGINEER AND FIREMAN PINNED
UNDER FIREBOx AND ARE
ROASTED TO DEATH.

Waupaca, Wis, Sept. 10.-Engineer
Armstrong and Fireman Mcdonald
We're killed and Roadmaster Lymans,
Conductor Pettingill and five other
men seriously scalded this afternoon
in a wreck on the Wisconsin Central.
caused by the locomotive and tender
jumping the track.
Armstrong ana Mcdonald were pin
ned beneath the hreoox and literally
roasted alive. The track was torn up
for several hundred feet and trains
delayed for nearly ten hours.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-11
TWO BURIED ALIVE
Under Huge Mass of Ore and Smother
to Death in Mine as Result
of Unexpected Blast.

Evelth. Mimi. Sept. 1O.-As a re-.
suit of heavier blasts than was ex,
pected in Adams No 4 mining pit TO.
aay' John Michaelich, Austrian. AMI
Tony Fonard, Italian, were covered
with ore and smothered to death.
while Oscar Aho and Gus Lauma
were injured
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-11

Fred Esdohr, also a clerk in the
bank, made the same. statement. He
was emphatic in his denials that the
clerks all knew what was going on be-
tween the two leading officials.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-11
WIFE SAW DEATH.
OF Her Husband, Who With Another
Man Was Run Down BY a Train.

Muscatine, la, Sept 1O.-Rock
Island passenger train today struck
buggy containing Lafayette Sylvester
and Joseph Keck, at Fair Point, kill
ing both men. Sylvester was killed in
front of his home, his wife and chill
dren Witnessing the accident
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1906-10-26
GUILTY AS CHARGED

In the case ~ the Stats Of Oregor
against one HIP. Johnston on the charg.
Of obtaining food, board and lodging
from the Palace Hotel by fraud, the jur,
alter being ont about twy hours brought
10 verdict oi guilty.. The case We.
tried last Saturday before City Recorder
Horner, who is ex oflscio Justice Of the
Peace. Deputy District Attorney D. r.
Parker and Attorney Hornibrook con.
Quoted the the prosecution and Aitor.
neys Bowsrman a Butlsr appeared fos
the defendant. Jadge Horner imposed
q iine Of thirty dollars Or fifteen days In
Jail. The maximum punishment for
the offenss 10 500 hne o. fifty.ive days
In jail. Attorneys Cor the defendant
gave notice Of appeal and the appeal
bond vas 6xed At thirty dollars. John
sion pnt mp each bond and was reIeas-
ed. II 10 reported that attorneys Bow :
erinan and Butler fnrnished the money.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1906-10-26
ms. VIM. cAlvIH CHllrOa

The fret entertainment Of the Midland
Lyceum Bnreau will be given In the
Court House, Thursday evening, Noven-
Der ist. by Mrs. VIM. Calvin Chiffon
Of Mississippi. OF all American lady
entertainers four seem tn excel. Mrs.
Bertha Kunz Baker. Miss Ida Beniy,
Mrs. Beeeher ami Mrs. WIN. Calvin
Chiffon. Besides these only tew can
70 on the platform and without musical
support, carry their people day after day
by storm. In both Europe and America
Mrs, Chilton has heen most suecessful.
Atthe lirst Shakespearean Symposium
held at stratiord on Avon. England, she
of all Americans, was invited TO give
king john. II Snawien Ward, the
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1906-10-26
O. J. QuIsN.
Corresponding Secretary
BUYING HORSES

Y. @. Perrin, who has been In the In.
terror counties tor same time buying cav.
airy horses, arrived IN Condor this week
With about sixty head. Mr.. Perrin stat-
81 20 the aiass reporter that the aver
age price paid for the animals was ahaut
sixty dollars. They were shipped Thnrs.
day morning TO Dee Moinee, Iows, where
they will he broken and trained tor the
cavslsy troop stationed at that point.
Ed Nelson oi this place will have charge
81 them during transit.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1906-10-26
% ALlrTLE SHOUTING

Condor is all right. Gillian county is
all right and 80 is Oregon but in order to
make strangers believe IL We must do \
little shouting. IT. merchant has wares
to cell he doesn't tell his prospective Gus.
toner that his merchandise is good
enough for coyotes and Indians but un-
tit for Intelligent white people, No, he
doesn't tell them that, he says that II IL
the best on the market. he advertista In
the local papers. and In nine cases out Of
ten makes q sale by the old but effective
method OF doing n little shouting In his
own behalf. Now, II the people D! Con.
don and all Oregonians would apply the
the same methods that the progressive
merchant applies TO his business, more
strangers would come into the state,
some OF them 10 Condor and some OF then,
to other Oregon towns that are progress.
i've and wide awake, plant little mon
ey and eventually bring their families
into the country to reside. Let's get
busy on the next stranger.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1906-10-26
SHEEP MEN 70 MEET

James Murtha, vice. president Of the
Gillian and Whssles County Sheep
mems Association, has called meeting
Of the wooIRrowsFs of these two counties
70 be held At Condor Friday. November
2nd. a. 200 p. m. The purpose Of the
meeting 10 for the transaction Of business
preliminary 70 the meeting TO be held
81 Sampler November eth. II has NOT
yet heen decided a. 70 whether the meet.
Ing will be held In the court house or
the Armory Hall. shsepmsn viii be
informed on the day Of Ihe meeting as
u where Il will be hsld
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1906-10-26
slAlocK

Frederick Marion, eledest son OF Mr.
and Mrs w. 7. solvesser. accidentally
shat niinself while hunting last Tuesday
he was 10 years, months and Is days
OF age. Fred was Il very bright hoy and
q favorite wherever he was known. He
was always bright and cheerful and will
long he missed among his acqnaintances
while the family has the sympathy Of
all. The body was laid away in the Ar.
lington cemetery.
]. w. Engberg went to Condor Mon
day.
W. ]. Mariner has been absent for
come time, In Spokane,
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1906-10-26
pRY LAND WnfAT

Charles Hasesohn who resides abou,
three miles southeast Of town sowed a
email patch Of dry land wheat last fall
as as experiment. During the cold
snap last spring his Blusslam was had.
ly damaged bat the dry land variety
stood the test. He sxpeets TO sow three
sacks Of IL s.iss fill ss..ss siiss 5ssi=vss that Ii
will eventually take the place Of the
Riasssem and Fossyiaid - winl@F
wheat. We we're unable 10 learn the
name OF this particular variety.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1906-10-26
MAVvILLE GRANGE
Interesting and Instructive
Meeting Held last Saturday.

The regular monthly meeting Of the
Grange was held Saturday, October Goth
In the l o.0.F. Hall. w. ]. Edwards In
the chair. After The regular routine
business ot the morning 4 recess was
declared for dinner. After dining, the
the lecturers program wac set aside as
the lecturer was III. A new program
was made up which was we'll rendered
alter which the Grange fully endorsed
the resolutions passed by McMinville
Grange with reference 10 the State es-
tabliahing q plant at the penitebtiary
Tor the manufacture Of juts and fiax into
grain and wool sacks. The subject Of
Grsnse fair 10 be held In the fall OF 1907
was discussed and motion made and
carried 10 hold one Tor tho Exhibition OF
grain, fruit. vegetables. live stock and
poultry, and alec inviting fso Grange Of
Awhile and Butte Creek Grange OF Fossil
10 cooperate with us In this matter.
These two Grange wsre also invited TO
spend the day with Us on Novemb bar 18th
our next day Of meeting. Information
being asked for with reference ne to who
should have she use oi the books OF the
State Travelling Library, Of which the
'irange has received section. Il was de-
cided that anyone could obtain them, II
no, being necessary TO be = member Of
the Grange 10 do 90. The library 10
at the poe. Office. Mrs. Thomas being Il.
brarian. The secretary's quarterly re-
port was read ana the meeting adjourn.
cd.
CO.. QuSs.
Corresponding Secretary.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1906-10-26
A Successful Jeweler

One year ago this month q. II. VIII
liams, Oondon's only manufacturing
ieweler, opened business In Condor In q
small corner Of the 0, w. Propst shoe
store. II was then predicted by many
that Williams would be Of short dura-
tiion in Condor. But again it was prov
en- that a full knowledge OF one's husi-
ness combined with business ability and
honest PRINCIPLES is sure leader to sue
cess. Mr.. Williams has established a
iobbing trade In Oregon and Washing.
ton that is credit to hinself as we'll as
Oondon. He also has saved the Condor
public many dollar by proving himself
an expert optician and giving relief to
many when Portland opticians had fail
Ell to do 80. MIR, Williams came here
highly recommended as business man
and man Of rare mechanical ability in
his line. de has surely proven himself
TO be az represented and more. Williams
the Jeweler and Expert 0ptician, as he
is known, carries the most extensive
line Of watches, iewelry, diamonds and
precious stones Of all kinds to be found
in Eastern Oregon and to prove this
statement. look for yourself. Mr.. viii.
liams wishes to thank his customers and
the public In general for their kind pat
ronage and solicits continuance OF the
same.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1906-10-26
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
jim Cooke is In the Blalock country
this week Strengthening geess.

jim Cooke is In the Blalock country
this week Strengthening geese.
Rev. B. 8, Hughes Of Isrigon. pastor
Of the United Evangelical church. will
hold services In the Church Of Christ
next Sunday At II 100 g. N. aud 7 80 ..
N. Morning topIe--"The Words Of Je-
sus." Evening Topie--"A Helping
Friend"
WIN. Stewart Of Lone Rock was In
town during the week. He called at the
tiLonE Office and subscribed for another
year.
Mrs. Dennis 10 visiting with friends in
Pendleton this week.
Have you secured your season ticket
for the Midland Lyceum Bureau lecture
eonrse.
Rev. Edward Curran conducted the
services ln the Congregational Church
last Sunday, both morning and evening.
Mrs. WIN. rwilIey Of Ferry Canyon is
reported to be very sick this week.
r, NJ. johnson and wife Of Lone Rock
have been visiting at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Il. Whsir during the week.
II. Y. Ellis made hnal proof on his
homestead thIs week before Connty
Clerk Jarvis, who has been acting u. s.
Commissioner since the resignation Of
J. W. snover.
Chss. Helm OF Mayvllie transacted
business In town this week.
The Kil,ies will be here November i.2.
A. A. Fehrenhacher Who was formerly
proprietor Of the Coadon Upholstering
shop. has invented new seeder and
has formed partnership with q son Of
Senator Ankeny Of Washington. Tor the
manufacture OF the new machine. Mr..
Fehrenhacher has . host OF friends In
this section OF the county who will be
glad 10 learn Of his success.
Rev q. W. Rirgs Fetarnei Wednesday
evening from Portland after . weeks
Walt With friends - that place. Mr..
Riggs reports that his wlie sill remain
there Tor sbont month and that she
hes already began 10 Improve 10 health.
Grant Wade OF 0lsx was business 10 |
visitor Oondon this week.
James st-wart OF Fossil has written to |
frlends In this sItv TO the effect that Q
hall game has been arranged for during
the week the Caiadonlans are in Condon.
Fossil will he pitted against Condon
and that fact insures good game.
Mr. johnson, who has been In the
employ OF Dunn Bros. oi Condon, has
been employed by the Spray Merchan.
tile Company as book keeper and head
clerk, and expects ~ arrive next week
aud enter upon his duties. He comes
highly recommended aud the local man.
agrment 10 to bA congratulated for GO.
curing his vlces.--Consier.
]. N. Chase has sent In his resigna.
lion as manager Of the large merchantils
establishment OF Lord & 20. at this p ace
10 take effect November lat and he will
cave for Portland to gn into business for
nimself. Mr. Chase has heen resident
II Arlington little over five years. and
1as conducted the affairs VI ths st0re In
IN up.to-date manner. Mr.. Shutte will
os the new mansger of the store and We
predict that Charley will make good
'ne as he is thorough business man, u
,ourteous gentleman aud we'll known to
,ur people. Record.
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Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1906-10-26

A few Of the prominent business men
of Condon have purchased some blood
ed horses. The GLOBE reporter, while
admittedly not good Judge OF horse
flesh. couldn't see that they differed in
appearance from the common every day
cayuse that made Oregon famous.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1906-10-26

great anthor and lecturer Of London,
praised her very highly for the work.
Frederick Ward commends her greatly.
Often has she repeatedly returned to
places and continued each time TO make
good. Her subjects are many, but the
one that will no doubt be given here will
be, "An Evening In Dixie Land". Being
Mississippi lady and good student of
nature, Mrs. Chiffon lie ahnndantly pre-
pared to give this subject In most
pleasing manner. II you love art. If you
like to hear splendid interpretations, If
You like frst.class entertainments, do
not fail to hear Mrs. WIN. Calvin Chill
ton. on Thursday evening, November
LIST, at the Court Hoase al. Condor, Ore
gon.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-05-18

A&E LLS6kuK ca = kSCNt NM
Il have heard tbs eo1nd in the fol
ests of india" said Il of the tigers
to himself, "and it always meant death
to something"
When morning came Janviers came
with it. 1t was for him to feed and
water the great beast. He was In
surly. impatient mood, and he did not
notice certain signs that would have
told him much.
Back with YOU. brute!' he shouted
as he hourished the iron bar over Chan
Oh and threatened to .ring it down.
4 trunk shot forth like a serpent and
twined around him. He was lifted
high up and given a fling. and when he
landed on the stone floor n ndr
feet away be no longer lived. The
lions and tigers raved aud roared and
flung themselves against the bars. and
the people came running and cried out
In their alarm and horror.
That night. clothed in his uniform
again and contentment on his face.
Houssan slept again at the elephants
feet. AS the soft tip OF her trunk gave
his cheek a good night kiss he caressed
1t and said:
"'Twere well doae. dearly beloved.
1t was for thee and for me, and may
the gods Oh our fathers bless and
strengthen our friendship to the last
days of our lives" II. QUAD.
- vas . Strange experiences sGs
the huntsnian. AS | n tR<
spiral stairs of the tower ] saw shot
falling, like rain. around me. The shot
tower was 200 feet high. At its base
there was a tank of water for the shot
to drop into. If'it fell ON the earth,
you know, it would be fat instead Of
round. On top of the tower was a huge
boiler filled with molten lead. The
manager ladled the lead into a perco-
lator, Il kind of strainer. and thence II
fell into the cistern of cold water 200
feet below. 1T took it three seconds to
fall. They made different sizes of shot
on the tower by using different perco-
~lators-big holes for big shot, small
holes for fine shot, and so ON. The wa
ter in the cistcrn had to be changed
every little while. 1t would have be-
come so hot otherwise that II would
have kept the shot soft."-New Orleans
Times Democrat.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-05-18
Taken ut His Word.


When Rossetti was q student OF ART
he one day -iappened to go with some
fellow students to the east end OF Lon
don. There at a wharfside inn he saw
an immense canvas on the barroom
wall. After laughing at it for some
time and thus provoking the innkeep-
er's wrath the following conversation
took place:
where did you get that picturef'
"Oh, never mind. young man, where
l got it,
what price DO you set on itT'
More than you can afford
.Indeed.'' said l,ossctti. Now. how
much
Three Thousand pounds" replied the
~innkecper.
AT this tlia-e rsas a loud burst OF
laughter froai TIC youaS artists.
"I)o you saos bow mtc,i ! world
give sou for yoir : eco picture"
How lsrc..s r asked the %iEnkeeper.
Three POINTS,. SAL l.ossetti.
Done sa.4 tie a.ASeeper promptly.
And 10 lis a~.slEsnelt ai.u amusement
Mr.. Iossci.i foEnd himself the owner
of the colossal daH,.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-05-18
They Rarer, fen Trees.

Most of the Spaniards dislike to fell
trees or cut live timber of any sort.
and this fact perhaps accounts for the
giant trees of California. The Span
iards two centuries ago pushed their
way through Mexico 10 California, and,
save the clearing of paths through the
dense forests, not a twig did their axes
chop down. Nor do the Spaniards
transplanted to the new world ever
destroy timber. They continue TO build
their houses of stone and mortar, at
great expense of money and physical
exertion. when timber in abundance
surrounds them, out OF which they
could construct log houses, as did other
pioneers. at a minimum of cost and
labor. The Spaniard does not even fell
trees for firewood, but picks up dead
limbs as they fall to the ground or
pulls them from the trees with his
Iariat.-London Express.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-05-18
NEWSPAPERS MUCH TO BLAME

The following excerpt from physical
Culture anent the attitude assumed b.
some newspapers in publishing the ad
vertisements of patent medicines. il
timely and to the point:
1t may at first thought, seem start
ling that newspaper proprietors who ar
considered highly respected citizens can
be classed as partners of the charlatars
who are robbing the public of money
and health by means of false pr mis- X
regarding the alleged benefits of their
socalled remedies.
Every newspaper proprietor loudly
proclaims that he has a friendly int r
est in every reader of his paper. dis
declared desire is to benefit his entii e
reading public And yet, paradoxicalls
enough, this same Individual will go into
partnership with the lowest schem RS.
ever permitted by lax laws to victinriao
the public. OF course there is no formal
contract in this partnership. but Tho
newspaper furnishes the victims from
the ranks of its readers In other words.
the proprietor of the newspaper sells his
advertising space to quacks whom
fully realizes will fleece and IN some
cases vitality ii.jure if not Kill the un
fortunates who purchase the nostrums.
THE insurance companies scandal fur
nished a vast amount of material for
newspaper comment. The managers. or
these companies were most severely anil
just y critical. Their financial methods
were he'd up to pubic scorn. their lack
of commercial morality called forth gen
eral condemnation. But all the sins that
they may have committed are insignih-
cant when compared to the sin of victim
izing poor, frail weaklings. who are
gropn gi nthe dark for health.
Newspaper proprietors are to b'ame
for the existence of quacks Without tn
aid of the pubic press these medical
vampires would soon cease to exist.
Newspaper owners who aid and abet
them have no right to pose as friends
of the public"
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-05-18
Until such a time as the

mHW&
Until such a time as the
new linotype parts are re-
ceived and Installed, our
patrons are requested to bear
with us. 1t will be necessary
t make free use of the des-
pissed plate matter III order to
fill the void occasioned by
the defective machine
However, it will be only a
matter of a couple days when
the new machine will be here
sud in working order. Then
the friends of the paper can
look for The Silver State t.
take its place in the II 1T
rank Of Nevada Journalism.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-05-18

/. -. O.. r.
HUMBOLDT LODGE. No. 1s.
/. o. o. F.-Meetings on the 3TAi
First anu Third Thursday NNfMSfS@r
Evenings OF each month ut hall in oil-
yer State building. Visiting brretfsrs
In rood standing always welcome.
F. POULIN. N. q.
r. RAMADOHR. Secretary,