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Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-30
ASSESSMENT NOT
 10 BE INCREASED
lDouglas Internatlonan

T do not expect that the assess
 ment of the property of Cochise
 county for the present year will | show any material increase over
 that of last year. but I do expect
 that it will amount to as much. In
 some portions of the county there
 has been a falling off in some Of
 the property values. but am find ing. l think, sufficient new proper ty to fully offset any shrinkage" !" Thus spoke County Assessor Charles Howe this morning 10 an Interna-
 tional representative.
 Mir. Howe stated that there was much new patented land in the Sul-
 phur Springs valley which would be
 listed for assessment for the first time this year. This land is valued at from $2.25 to s10 per acre ac- cording to location. as to nearness to Douglas and other towns in the valley. Around Wilcox MT. Howe states that during the last three 'SoAS ACAO tAaA iiANcSu uOAuccledu entries had been taken from the government by new corners. and as a result Wilcox has taken much new life and prosperity.
 There will be considerable rail- load property assessed for the first ume this year. including the Court. 'and branch of the Fl Peco & South western and the new track of the Southern Pacific south from Pearcs Next year the fifty-two miles of the Fl Paso & Southwestern from Doug las to Rodeo will become subject to taxation for the first time and this will add materially to the tax. able wealth of the county. This part of the Southwestern was ex- empted from taxation for ten years under a law passed by the legisla- ture.
 Speaking of the settlement of the Sulphur Springs valley MT. Howe said that one could not realize how many new corners there were until trip was made through the val ley from Douglas to willcox. He says that the valley is being rapid ly fenced and that the cattlemen in the center valley will soon be con- pelled to move out with their herds. Only improvements on the home 1 stesds are assessed until such time as patent is issued for the land. |
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-30

DOUGLAS WEDDING.
 Douglas International Miss Alberta Weber, the youngest daughter of Mrs. Annie Weber, and
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-30
STRONG ON RECOLLECTION

The senator was making a speech. After he had finished there was a reception at one of the hotels. A lit. tie man pushed eagerly forward.
 Hello. Senator" he shouted.
 How do you do. sir?"
 Say. senator. do you remember me? I'm Jones-Jones of Springfield, you know. I met you down there. Re member how full We got toge .her?"
 "I do not" replied the Senator icily. They pushed Jones away. but soon he was back.
 Hello. Senator" he shouted. Say don't you remember that time down in St Louis when we went out and made a night of it. Jones of Spring field. you know
 They showed Jones away again and someone standing near the Senator then asked:
 Who's your friend?"
 q don't know who he is. but he seems to be hell on "reminiscences" - Saturday Evening Post
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-30
MQsON EXPECTS
 LARGE SHIPMENTS
lDouglas In,ernationan

Rkzak MoSon, manager of the Grese Cattle company. with head quwters at Hereford, passed through Dosglss this morning enroute home fran Fl Paso where he had been on sesiness. MT. Moson was accom- parscd by a cattle buyer of Kansas, whs ts in this country to endeavor to make cattle purchases for spring detavery.
 M. Moson. speaking of the condi- tic. of the Greene cattle, both in the United States and in Mexico said that up to the present time the raBge had been sufficient to keep the cattle in fairly good condition, but said that the country was ex- trenely dry and should there be no raj. before the regular summer ratss are expected there will be sorae loss on the range.
 Ts the west of the Greene ranges in Mexico. over towards Nogales, mary cattle are dying and Moson sass that one outfit was now skin niRg twenty head daily. found dead around the water holes.
 Mfr. Moson stated that the Greene Catze company would begin the resuiar spring shipments of cattle on May and that the round-ups wouid be started in a short time Ssses for spring delivery have been unusually heavy this year because of she excellent prices offered by ths buyers who have been working in tais section. MT. Moson esti- mates that more than one hundred thousand cattle will be brought acress the line from Mexico during the next two months for shipment It viii cost the owners a nice sum of oustcm money on these cattle. about $3.75 per head
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-30

BIC REUNION
 FOR VETERANS

PRESCOTT, March 29.-- There
 was another meeting of the citizens
 in Prescott this week for the purpose of planning for the great reunion of Union and Confederate veterans to be held in Prescott in July. Quite a mum Der of the leading citizens of Prescott were present and much interest was manifested in the project.
 It was pointed out by the gentlemen present that this reunion would be of great benefit to Prescott not only in that it would bring a large number to the city from Arizona points but be- cause it would attract the attention of the whole southwest and would bring hundreds of people from outside the territory.
 The report of the committee on ways and means appointed at the last meeting, which was adopted. Is given herewith in full. 1t outlines a broad and comprehensive plan and one that will meet with general approval
 REPORT OF COMMITTEE
 PRESCOTT. Ariz, March l6, 1910. Hon Morris Goldwater.
 Mayor of Prescott.
 Dear Sir: Your Committee on ways Grays. begs leave to report as follows to-wit
 We recommend that a reunion of the Blues and Grays be held in the and means appointed at a meeting held on March 9, in regard to a pro posed reunion of the Blues and City of Prescott on July 3. f, and 6. this year Invitations to be issued to Spanish American War Vetrans Rough Riders, National Guard of Arizona. Military stationed at Fort Whipple: to the Governors and their respec i've staffs of Arizona. New Mexico. Texas and California: to General Fred Ainsworth. Washington D. C. General Earle D. Thomas com. manding the department of Colorado: Colonel Thos. F. Davis. commanding 18th Infantry at Fort Mckenzie Wyoming: ex-President Theodore Roosevelt; Hon. Frank Flint, Senator from California. and some noted Confederate and Union Generals.
 It is suggested that a program as herein outlined might be followed to | more or less extent, to-wit
 On Sunday July 3, religious exer cises under the auspices of all the 1 churches in Prescott, to be held on plaza; addresses by prominent speak. :. CTS in the afternoon at the Elk's opera | House. or some other convenient place and baseball
 During the three days following a Il parade of the Blues and Grays, Span sh American war veterans, regulars and militia. firemen. and secret soc Ieties.
 Sham battle. barbecue baseball, tournament. drilling contest, horse races, foot races, militay sports, etc
 The following committees should be appointed: An executive committeee. of three members; Finance Committee. three; Reception Com nit.ee. twenty: Ccmmitte on Invita- ions. Programs and Badges. three; Committe on baseball and Railways, .hree; Decoration, three; Hotel Ac- three: Outdoor Sports, 'ix; Bands and Music, three.
 Each and every committee should -epOrt to and perform their respective iuties under the direction of the executive committee which committee should likewise have charge of dis 1ursing the funds. The executive com nitte should likewise have authority 70 appoint such additional committees
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-30

MT. Henry Conrad BeumIer were
 married yesterday morning at eight o'clock. The ceremony took place
 in the home of the brides sister.
 Mrs. B. F. McGee, on Eleventh St.
 The drawing room and parlor were decorated with white carnations and calla lilies. Rev. Robert E. Wright officiated, using the beautiful ring service of the Methodist church.
 Miss Weber was one of Douglas fayorite young ladies, having won many friends by her charming man. ners and ladylike demeanor. She formerly held a position in the public schools of Douglas, but re- signed to accept a position with the law firm of Cass & Sames, by whom she is held in the highest esteem.
 Mir. Beumler is an attorney at law and is also engaged in the mining business in this city. He has a host of friends who congratulate him on his choice of a wife.
 The bride looked very sweet at- tired in her travelling gown of tan rajah. with a hat to match. After the ceremony and congratulations the friends and immediate family were invited into the dining room. where a buffet breakfast was serv. ed.
 The bride and groom were then hurriedly spirited to the train in an auto. trying to evade their friends, who were in hot pursuit. The guests reached the depot in time to shower the couple with rice and to inform all on the train that their fellow passengers were newly mar ried.
 Those present at the wedding were Mrs. Weber, mother of the bride. Mr. and Mrs. B. F. McGee. | sister and brother in law, Master Joseph McGee, Mrs. Collins. Mir. and | Mrs. Jesse Williams, NIT. and Mrs. ]. Stillman, Miss Josephine Clouth- CT, Dr. and Mrs. Palmer, Mir S. c. Oowell, Mir and Mrs. Kelly Henry.
 Mr. and Mrs. Beumler will spend | heir honeymoon at the brides for ner home in Texas, and after their |, 'eturn will receive their friends at heir new home on Tenth street.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-30

proper
 We believe this proposed reunion of the Blues and Gfays will meet with the moral and financial support of every citizen of this section and can be consolidated with our customary Fourth of July celebration in a sais- factory manner and be made a grand sucesss.
 Respectfully. submitted.
 R. N. FPEDERICKS.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-30

ANY MAGAZINE YOU WANT AT CENTRAL PHARMACY. THE COR NER DRUG STORE. CLOSE TO oR- PHEUM ThEATER.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-30
Want Douglas illustrations.

Secretary Grindell of the cham Der of commerce and mines was to- day in receipt of a letter asking for photographs of Douglas scenes which are to be used as illustrations in the West Coast Magazine ip an ar ticle upon Arizona which was writ. ten by John S. McGroarty, who was one of the party of trade boosters from Los Angeles on their recent trip through the territory and visit to this city.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-30
. DOUGLAS NEWS NOTES <
 . . < < % % q .
Conn Harvey Smiles.

Oonn Harvey SmlIcs.
 When Conn Harvey appeared on the streets this morning his always happy face wore such a broad smile that his friends were mystified. On investigation it was found that the cause of this smile was a young daughter which was presented to Conn this morning. Now he is kept busy setting up the cigars to his friends in the Copper Queen store.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-30

The voice Of the amateur garener is beginning to be heard in the land
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-30

The Women's club of Tucson has opened day nursery for children.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-30
On Land Business.

George Hayworth, special agent of the land department, working out Of Phoenix. was in Douglas Satur- day on business. He stated that the land department was now demand ing that the letter of the law be complied with in the entry of pub lie lands and that his duties con sisted in checking up entries to see that they havc been properly made. Mir Hayworth is a democrat, hold ing his position under the civil ser vice law.
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1910-07-01
Mr. C0rlGit Buys Interest.

Mr. S. NJ. Cornett, IT., who
was for several years successfully
engaged in business at this place
and by his persevering energy
and congenial disposition won
for himself q host Of friends,
both here and throughout South
west Virginia, has purchased an
interest III the Roanoke Furni-
ture Company, Of Roanoke, and
has assumed the General Man
agement Of their business. He
viii be glad TO interest any Of his
acquaintance who may be in
need Of anything in hpusekeep-
ing as his Company keeps acom-
plete line Of everything for the
home, also pianos and organs.
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Kessling-- Dattol.

Married at the home Of tht
groom, Sunday evening June 26
by Rev. q. T. Miles, Mr.. Emory
s. Keesling and Miss Sarah Dut.
ton.
Tie wedding was a quiet ons.
being witnessed by only q few in
innate friends and was q pleas
ant surprise to many.
The bride is a very estimable
lady and asister Of Mr.. Keesllng's
former wife.
Mr.. K.eesling is one Of the
Wealthiest and most prominent
farmers Of the Cedar Springs
neighborhood and well known in
Wythe and Smytb counties
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1910-07-01
Crockett,

"Bun Cat is dead. "Blpe Bird hae
took his place; SO we birds won't be
afraid to hop around where we please.
Lets hear FROM you again "Elue Bird. ;"
Mark Fisher ives seriously i'll the first
OF the week.
Mrs. John Dir who has baen right
sick is improving.
Al Dix who has been seriously III IS
sble to he out again.
DR.. Miller viii soon have hia new
house completed.
Miss Nsttie Fisher, OF Max Meadows,
is visiting homefolks.
Emmett Suit made lis usual call GA
Church street. Sunday evening.
Mrs. McGinist, of Max Meadows, is
the guest OF her father, Paul Fisher,
this week.
James Huddls was the guest Of hls
daughter, Mrs. John DIX, Sunday.
Misses Matte and Leila Nef, were the
guests OF their sister, Mrs. A. J. Clark
Saturday evening.
The base ball team, of Max Meadows
played the Crockett nine here Saturday.
The SCORE was 13 to 6 IN favor Of Crock
cit.
Oscar Clark and Howe King drove
through town Saturday evening. We
understand why that was
Mics Ida J'arter, Of Rural Retreat, was
the welcome guest OF Paul Fishers Sat-
urday and Sunday
Those who attended the ball game and
ice cream supper at Rural Retreat last
Thursday were Miss Ella Neff, Seayers
Rigglc and Marco Hillenburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seat Clark, Mr.. and
Mrs. Steve Porter, Mr.. and Mrs. Steve
King, Mr. and Mrs Jake Neff. were the
guests Of Mr., and Mrs A. !, Clark Sun
day.
Rsd Wing.
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1910-07-01

Rev. W. R. Brown was in
Chilhowie Monday
Berry time is here, and remember we
have plenty Of Cans, all sizes.
Joe K. Buck & Co
Miss Wanda Sticks, Of Black
Lick, has been very i'll for a few
days.
Mrs. j. +. Hunter, Of Emory.
was the guest Of Mrs. j. T. Guy
Tuesday.
Miss Cora Hounshell returned
Thursday morning from Georgia,
where she has been teaching for
the past four years. Since the
school at Upton closed, she has
been visiting her sister. Mrs. B.
L. Jordan, Of Middle Georgia,
going from there to the South
Georgia Epworth League Con
ference at Sandersville, and then
to Atlanta to visit friends for a
few days. Miss Hounshella re
turns in the fall to resume her
work In the Upton High School.
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1910-07-01
From G. z. Hudson.

Baltimore, Md.
DEAR UNCLE Nike;
Please say to my
friends who have written me here. that
| certainly appreciate their kind express
ions and sympathy. hope to be at
home again N few days, | feel that
have been benefited by coming here,
and I certainly have been treated nicely
by the Hospital people. cannot write
to those personally who have written
me, but ! assure them thatI appreciate
their kindness. | wish them all much
pleasure, and fine big cabbage year
thus season. Yours truly,
@. P, Hudson.
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1910-07-01

swift Dali DdbuAu Icy ~ SAlA1iSo i.
Remember the Mid-Summer Sale will
continue for 10 days more. Heudricks-ss
w. f. Germany will leave Sum
day for weeks visit TO Knox
| Vile and other Tennessee points.
Miss Mabel Tilson left We'd
nesday for Emory where she will
/ attend the State Summer lnsti-
tute.
Miss Halle Richmond will
leave Saturday for freeman, "
| Va, where she will visit friends
for several weeks.
Miss Manda Hounshell attend
ed the annual Missionary Con-
ference Of the Methodist church
at Pulaski last week.
Rev. and Mrs. g. Ell. Rhodes
we're in Pulaski Sunday and
Monday, the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. w. Keister.
II you don't believe We are selling
Bargains ask your neighbors, they have
been ii and they know. Hendricks.
The Wofdan's Home Mission
Society win meet with Mrs. B. p.
Jennings, Thursday, July 18th, at
80 p. m.
You know it Isn't just few cast offs
they have raduced at Hendricks, but Il
large assortment. Just what you want
and they are going fest.
Mrs. Stuart Grubb (nee Miss
Corsa Staley} left Yesterday for
Oklahoma where she goes tojoin
her husband.
Don't miss the Mid Sumner sale at
Hendricks. It includes complete line
Of ready made underwear for ladies and
children.
We are sorry to state that the
CONDITION Of Mrs. Chris. Phillip
| pi, who was paralyzed last week,
IS still very critical.
CLOTHING.-f have received
Isome beautiful suits of clothing
which I bought right and viii
sell the say way. Come and see
them. Robt. G. Ha1nkla.
| O. L. Cogburn stopped off here
Monday Oh his way to Chatta-
nooga, He will represent the
Swift Refrigerator Company at
this place again during the cab
bage season.
Rev. w. E. Bailey, Of Bristol,
was shaking hands With his many
friends here this week. He was
the pastor Of the Methodist
church at this place for four
years, but is travelling now for
Sullins college.
There will be preaching at
Pleasant Hill church at 8 80 Fri
day night, at II o'clock Saturday
morning and at II O'Clock Sun
day morning, followed by the
Lords Supper. Preaching at
Kimberling at 4 O'clock Sunday
evening. Everybody welcome
to all these services.
II. P. Counts.
The Emory summer normal
school convened Wednesday.
The address of welcome was de-
livered by DR.. Mcconnell, Of
Emory and Henry College, while
the response was made by Prof.
Robert Snavely, of Roanoke.
There are about $50 teachers in
attendance from different parts
of the state.
The KrelI piano, for which the
Hobbie Company, Of Roanoke,
are the Southern Factory Dis
tributors, are among the highest
grade pianos in America. Write
The Hobbie Company for cata-
logues, prices and all particulars.
They guarantee factory prices
and will takeyour old instrument
st g liberal price.
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NEWS or TOWN AND COUNTRY
THINGS THAT HAVE HAPPENED or WILL HAPPEN VERY soon
4 4 4
Hendricks Mid-Summer Sale.

E. G. Tarter's.
John Huddle t6ok dinner will
J. e. Houdashell last Sunday.
The latest creations in mems
shirts at Robt. @. Hanklas'.
G. w. Slater was here from
Wytheville Monday.
A swell line of mems and boys
Oxfords at Rdbt. @. Hankla's.
E. v. Jameson has been reap
pointed postmaster at Pulaski.
4 very swell line Of straw hats
for men at Gammons.
G. w. j. sharitz was here
Tuesday doing some surveying
Lowest prices on saddles and
harness. Kesn6r 4 Bridges.
J. w Lantz, Of Cedar Springs:
was in town Wednesday.
IF you need Plastering Laths
We have them. helms & Etter
Pulaski IS. Rural Retreat Sat
nrday evening.
Don't miss the Bargains at
Hendricks, for 10 days.
Frank Brown is at home from
Che Y. 2. 7.
The biggest and best lot Of
axle grease in town Tarter.
Ths Black Lick boys will play
Kimberling Q n t b latter's
grounds Saturday evening at 8 :3t
Gold Grown Flour none better
FOR sale by G. w. Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs John Baugh call
ed on Mfr. and Mrs. J. e. Hou
dashell, Sunday evening.
Another shipment of the fam
Gus Selby oxfords justin at Gam
mons.
Rev. J. B. Greiner, Of Marion
preached IN the Lutheran churcl
last Sunday.
For Gentlemen. ''Interwovel
Hose in the popular colors.
Gammons.
Etna Buck, of California, ha.
been visiting his brother, Lee
Buck, CHS week.
Got a pair Of those Invisible
Suspenders at Jennings, Neff &
CO.
Or. G. K. Herman, Of Bristol
was in town several days the
! first of the week.
FOR SALE. A few young
thoroughbred White Plymouth
Rock roosters. P. A. Tibbs.
Miss Gertrude Burton, of Bris
Col, is the guest Of her cousin
YIN p. Ward.
Mrs. B. M. Bourne, Of Wythe
vile is visiting her parents, Mr.
aud Mrs. @. D. Brown.
Rhode Island Reds--the bes'
strain. Eggs for Matching Is fol
s1.OO. JAS. e. Houdashell.
Misses Loetta Buck and Clar;
Butner gave Miss Edna Lindsey
q pleasant call Sunday evening
Gentlemen, if you want to SET
q swell line Of ties go to Gam
mons; they sell the pure silk lin,
Very little wheat will be har
vested this, week, but next yor
will hear the reaper's song. y
Another shipment Of King
Quality oxfords just in at Jen
nings, Neff & Co.'S.
About 1900 Bass were liber
ated last week in SCOTS dan
southeast Of town.
yarnish stains, floor tlnish
hard oil, buggy and wagon pssiEnt
liquid and paste nllsr at Gam
mons.
All the stores and banks vii
be closed here Monday, July q
The postotfice and depot will Oh
serve Sunday hours. The pro
duce houses will also be closed.
Bluefeld,is now as dry as tn,
proverbial powder horn. Th,
county court of Mercer county
recently refused to grant license
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1910-07-01

4 Go AJltbSh LLlCiA ANppNh iNpiASS- ~
reach us in time for publication.
Mason's Ball Fruit Jars; all sizes at
! Hendricks.
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Huddle,
accompanied by Miss Mabel Til
son We're i'll Roanoke this week.
/ Best machine oil at jennings,
Nef & Co.
Rev. Alexander Phillippi, D.
ID, was here from Wytheville
Wednesday,
A new line Of the latest Ties,
just in at Jennings, Neff & Co.
/ Miss Minnie Germany is Wis
iIiting relatives and friends at
/ Hartman, and Knoxville, Tenn.
We have been so succeeeful with our
sales that we will continue same for an
other 10 days. Hendricks.
/ j. T. Dillman, Of Ceres, spent
Saturday night with his cousin,
J. e. Houdashell.
Fresh tomatoes, Strawberries,
pine apples, oranges, lemons and
bananas at G. w. Davis. :
| G. S. Bruce, Of Wytheville, is
in a Roanoke hospital for treat
ment.
i PIGS FOR SALE. Seven
thoroughbred Poland China pigs,
Fabout 10 weeks old. Apply to
Mrs. Lee Lindsey.
We are pleased to learn that
4 G. ?. Hudson has improved in
health very much since going to
Baltimore.
/ Remember that we can sell
you standard sewing machine
at q very low price with a ten
year guarantee. Gammons.
/ DR.. A. B. Greiner attended the
meeting Of the Southwest Vir-
GINA Medical Association il
| Wytheville This week.
Don't forget that we can do
your repair work promptly and
at very reasonable prices. Kes-
ner & Bridges.
| Miss Minnie Dillnan, of Ceres,
who has been spending few
days at J. E. Houdashell's, left
Wednesday for Emory, where
she will attend the Institute.
| Big stock Of scr cen doors an
window screens, screen wire
cloth in different widths. Also
screen door hinges and springs
Inow at Gammons.
| The truckers around Norfolk
are having a bad time Forty
| five per cent. Of the Irish potato
crop is still in the ground and
II ust rot unless the present low
prices improve.
/ LUMBER planning. II am
| prepared to do planning, Gus
i tom saving and can furnish cab
| bage crates. Mill located about
| / mile south of Groseclose.
NJ. ]. Kelley.
/ A human foot, apparently a
mans, Theoretically sealed in a
large glass jar, and in perfect
state of preservation, was found
IN Bristol Monday by workmen
excayating under an old build
ling.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Brogden,
of Raleigh, N. c., spent several
days this week the guests of Mr..
land Mrs. F. G.. Huddle. They
went from here to Mt. Airy, N.
! c., whore they will spend some
time.
| L. P. Germany, Roy J. Cor
many and r. L. Killinger have
purchased w. S. Lindsey's inter-
est in the Rural Retreat Livery
1Co., and the business will be run
in the future by the above named
4 gentlemen.
| We call attention of our read
ers to the new ad on this page of
| the Roanoke Furniture Go. s.
NJ. Cornett, Jr., formerly Of Ru-
raj Retreat, has purchased an in
4 terest in this company, andwollld
be pleased to serve his friends in
The Appeal., 1910-03-19
MOST woRsH'PFyL GRAND LODGE

MINNESOTA, A r. AND A M.
J. II. SHERWOOD. GRAND MA sTER
$50 w. Arch St., st. Paul.
c. H. ROBINSON, GRAND sEcRETARy
'. 1871 Fifth Ave. S., Minneapolis.
PIONEER LODGE NO. 1, F: AND A.
M: Meets first and third Mondavs
Of saHh e: 6a month at At 12e East Third Street
M;53; E;oV >, p - m; Walker Williams, W. NJ.
Ave. '0A
y PERFECT. AsHLAR LODGE NO. 4.
Tuesdays at Tschida Hall, cor. Lafnnd
and Thomas streets, at $500 D. m.
George l. Hoage. W. M, Jose H. Sher-
wood, Secy., 130 w. Arch street.