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sessment work on Leo mine, Black Rock district.
 Robert Lee locates two mines, Hum bug district. J. c. Tovrea ct al locate two mines, Martinez district. R. A. Bernal files affidavit of as- sessment work on four mines, Kirk land district.
 Februay S, 1910. Gilbert Elmer ct al locate Gold King mine, Turkey Creek district. John c. Duff to Charles R. Ewing and Charles E. Hughes-Lease; three years; $75 per month. Lots ?, 3, 4, 5, block 10, Jerome.
 Cashier Copper Mining company files affidavit of assessment work on eight mines, Agua Fria district.
 Chas. Thompson locates two mines, Castle Creek district.
 Eugene Neuman to Mary Williams W. Deed; S25. Lot 72, in Idylwild tract, Prescott.
 Eugene Neuman to J. H. Williams W. Deed; $75. Lots 422, 423, in Idylwild tract, Prescott.
 Elijah Lay and wife to John D. Lay-W. Deed. Land in northeast quarter of Section 26, 16 north, east.
 Mary E. Paulain files affidavit of assessment work on Vixen mine, Flu reka district.
 Charles NJ. Egge locates two and amends one mine, Big Bug district.
 John D. Lay and wife to L. H. Johnson, David Rees and E. G. Sharp nack-w. Deed. Land in noartheast quarter of Section 26, 16 north, 4 east.
 John D. Lay and wife to Johnson, Rees & Sharpnack-W. Deed. South west quarter of northwest quarter, Section 25, 16 north, east.
 George Cooper, J. W. Lind & wife to Cymro Consolidated Mines com pany-Option; s27,5OO. Abraham Lincoln, Bonaparte, Cymro, McKin- ley, Roosevelt Fraction, Rosslind, U. c. Grant, Vanderbilt, mines, Walnut Grove district.
 February 1O, 1910.
 Humboldt Consolidated Mines com pany files affidavit of assessment work on Leap Year mine, Big Bug district.
 E. B. Multer locates three mines, Agua Fria district.
 Van H. Brooks files affidavit of as- sessment work on two mines, Peck district
 George H. Young ct al locate two plaeers, Castle Creek district.
 R. E. Culver locates Gold Fleece mine, Cherry Creek district.
 Mollie Potts locates five mines, Thumb Butte district.
 Metal King Mining company files affidavit of assessment work on seven mines, Big Bug district
 D. c. Thorne, Jr., locates two mines, Eureka district.
 Ella l. Wick locates Posterus mine. Walker district.
 ArizOna-Nevada Copper company lmends locations of four mines, Eu- -eka district
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-02-16
BOWLING TOURNAMENT.

ST. PAUL, Minn., Feb. 11.-With a large and representative entry list, the second annual tournament of the Bowling association opened in this city tonight, and will continue for twelve days.
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-02-16
February 8, 1910.

Margaret Foley to J. D. Brown and J. W. Barney-BiH of Sale. Cat tie and horses.
 M. B. Hamilton to O. A. Riegle- Power of Attorney. Grants general powers.
 Laura Brill files certificate of as-
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-02-16

Fresh garden and flower seeds, In bulk or in papers, at Brisley Drug Co.'S. Orders by mail sent postage free.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-07-07
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT
IN-Juiy,s

ONCE Of the Oreano Mining Company. Ltd.
Wallace. Idaho. June ~. 1910.
Notice IL hereby given that Ut q meeting OF H.,
board OF directors held on the 2tth day Of lime
4. D. 1910. an assessment OF two mills per shar,
was levied upon the ca pital stock of the corpora
ton. payable on or before the 18th day July. 4
d. 1910, to +. r. CAndee, treasurer OF the corpora
ton. at his Office SOs Third Street Wallace. Ida
Any stock upon which this assessment remains
unpaid on the 25th day Of July. 1871, will he lie
linquent and advertised for sale at public auc
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ton and unless pay ment il made before will be
-oid on the 18th day OF August. A. n. 1910. ut the
office OF the corporation tofhcc of +. +. Candeel
IN Third St, Wallace, Idaho. Ia bay the lelin.
a'ent assessment. together with costs oi s,i,er-
Using and EXPENSES ui sale
+, P.CANpEF, secretary
once @S Third street, Wallace. Idaho.
J3oJ,2l
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.
odice Of the Springfield Mining Company. Linz
tied. Wallace. Idaho, june ath. 1910.

tied. Wallace. Idaho. june ADth. 1910.
Notice Is hereby given that At meeting OF the
board OF directors OF the Springfield Mining
Company. Limited. held ON the 18th day Of June
A. D. 1910 On assessment Of one mill and halt
per share was levied on the capital stock Of sais,
company. payable on or before the 2hd DAY OF
August A. D. 1910. to Tille zeitfuchs. Secretary
100 Residence Street. Wallace. Idaho.
Any stock upon which this assessment remains
unpaid on the 2nd day of August. A. b. 1910. will
be DELINQUENT and will Be advertised for sale ut
public auction and unles payment IA made before
will be sold on Friday the End DAY Of September
A. D. 1910. at 3? O'Clock D. m to pey the delinquent
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-07-07
NOTICE TO DELINQUENT STOCK.
HOLDERS.

Office OF the. Trans-Continental Sill
yer & Copper Mining Company.
Ltd. Wallace. Idaho. June o.
XSXVs - -. . Z
Notice is hereby given that there
Ia now delinquent on the follow
ing described stock on account OF
an assessment Of two mills per
share. levied May. g.. 1910. the sew
eral amounts set opposite the names
Of the respective shareholders. to-
wit:
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assessment thereon. together with costs OF sdyer
Using and expenses Of sale.
TlLtIf ZElTrrCHs.
JS0-Juy2s Secretary.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-07-07
Notice ef Postponsmsnt.

Notice Is hereby given that at . meeting OF the
Directors held the second day OF July. 1870 the
foregoing sale was postponed to the Goth day OF
July. 1910. at the same place 1t 10 o'clock A. NJ
wM. sCHIERDING. Secretary.
Trans Continental Silver Copper Mining
iy7.20 Company. Ltd. Wallace. Idaho
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-05-20

Promotion Committee to Put Up
Prizes for the Big
Race.

Two Gums for +t, 4u
~, l'.'''l'' ; :, '''
~ III '' 'l''i''' ny TIE iiaWal ITO
motion committee, TINS action having
been taken at yesterdays meeting. fol
Inyvinr q talk an ,-,.h+;,., ,I-.a.4;..;,,,,
an" iili'''I'e ~ W. H. -d"ihefhy OF 1He
haWah acht Club.
In offering the cups, which are to
he made in HonoIuIn ana rro,,alI,- Of
.aIoI,,sb ,,,,+o,;,l -. -o.-.-.... -,
'-''''' tee IL
petS were Sth'ra'IE expressive OF the
opinion that IN doing 50 the committee
was following M one of its ORIGINAL
,.1,, VIII, ~. &C.,
JaehI race WAS suggested Inc idea came
from the promotion committee. The
committee felt then that it was an OPP
,or+r,i+,, n oat :, Ior,ro ..,,.,,,,,+ ,,f frao
advertising ioi the lSiahoS in most Oh
the mainland newspapers. The com
mittee was right, for the novelty of a
raoa from +ba Pacific Coast ~ +bo I1a-
"alIdn lSianpS was featured III tue
Id 8est Hi'dnid"" newspapers ana the
magazines Lo!io"'''' anu "heh the race
was was nhl'ileo +, was "SaIH Yea, ufe' anu
Illustrated, ma" an received 'aSI
amount oi a1EtI'Is'"S2 hdfoIy TO DC
measured III ooildIS anu cents $3.50,
ne iI''e n',' 3i,, ,ss', l','' Il d ',s'
anu e"'n ear 'i'ele ar more eH' ilos
l Ms Sedi 'heie "ie i'"i ,''9' enc Io'
ana ihe ma" diidh emu ;, 'ne SatnV ="
wall n'ahe9 nNe >'7oo'9 'l'"l VIII Soiei9
start ana theFe may De more.
Mr.. Mclhefhy spoke OF the hIS' euPs
ofered' ana saId d MISTAKE ha0 petH
made IN having 'hein manufacturers ~
San Francisco, as me WORK Goulo ri, pt
done Just as wei IN honolulu. / ut
first PRIZE for the hrSf race was beau
THU SILVER puhcnho"I anu the second II,
caIabash win SILVER trimmings, rs
second prize was more Ealuea ny tht
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-05-20
JAS. w. PRATT,
AUCTIONFER.


Cottage new, kaimuH ............ So
Cottage. spencer Observation-Disclosures. 80
Large cottage and grounds, kewale
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-05-20
ChaS. Brewer &Co.i
new YORK Line
REGULAR LINE OF VESSELS

Plying between New York HcnoisA
The Bark Nuuanu will sail from nv
York for this port about July 10, WV
Subject to change without none'
Freight taken at lowest rates
For freight rates apply 70 oas
Brewer & Co, 81 Kilby street, b y.
or Theo. H. Davies & Co, Ltd' n'''
lulu.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-05-20
las. F. MORGAN,
AuCtioneer.

One of the incest residences in
town, on Lunalilo street near
town, good view, large grounds
we'll improved, modern improve
servants quarters and
stables. Easy terms, price $4,000.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-05-20
PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY.

Honolulu Branch. No, 1852, Miller
street, grc1nd floor, Kilohaaa Art
League building First Tuesday Of
every month, at 7;45 p. m. Public
Meeting Visitors welcome Other
Tuesdays at 7:20 p. m, Lodge Meeting
for Members. JAS. J. YOUNG,
President.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-05-20

Haw. Pine. Co.-l60 a ..
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SATURDAY, MAY Is, 1910

On the Premises, Queen Street, at /
- ..lonl-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-05-20
THIS DAY
AT AUCTION
At our salesroom 10 Merchant stree
FRIDAY, MAY 20, 1910.

7 To = NI-VNN 7. VI.
Chefoniers, Oak Bed, Spring, Mat
tresses,
Buffet, Quincy Refrigerator,
Mission Round Tables,
Mission Dining Chairs,
National Automatic Sewing Machine,
Extension Dining Fable, Meat Safe,
Parlor Table, Washstand, CrOckery,
Nerandah Chairs. Nerandah Rockers,
Large Jewel Stove, Gas Stoves,
Spring Cot, Nails, Indurine Water
Paint.
AIoo-l0o bags Japan Rice.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-05-20

5-bedroom house, parlor, sitting
room, diningroom, bathroom, ETC.,
in Punahou district. Full partiC
ulars at our Office.
A good investment in Manoa
valley, two houses, in good con-
dition, one is new. Lot 1OOx15O,
good mountain and marine view.
One house rents for SIS, the new
one should rent for $50. Price
$3.50; can arrange mortgage for
$4,000.
JAS. F. MORGAN.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-08-03
THERE IS DANGER IN GOING TOO FAR.

The State OF Texas has just
gotten through with the most
exciting election It has had in
many years. But the out come
tof it al seems TO have been vic
tory for the anti prohibition can
lidate for governor and Prohl.
oitionis,s both. The governor
nominated upon an antl-prohlbl-
ton platform by about 10000
ajcrltv. and those who favor
submitting an amendment to the
constitution providing for prohl-
bition to be grated in the conSti-
tuition Of the State won by about
%. 900 majority. Therefore Texas
mas gone on record As being op.
posed to prohibition by the selec.
ton of a governor, out has also
gone on record as being willing
to have the constitutional
amendment providing for pro-
hi5ition submitted 70 the people.
Should. when this constitutional
amendment providing for prohi-
ton DE carried. then the legiSla-
turc Will have 10 affirm It and
under the party rules the Cover.
nor will have to approve the act.
Will Texas enbody prohibit
ton in her constitution will be
the question asked all over the
Union. When the legislature
submits this amendment as it
mus: do, if the primary pledge is
regarded, then the fight to pre-
vent the people of that State
from putting upon themselves
such 4 provision will be still hot
ter than the election just had II.
which the anti-prohibitionist car
ried things by storm. y large
part Of Texas is dry now, under
local option, very few Of the
rural communities have the
legalized sale of liquor. but a
license system prevails in the
larger towns and cities. If the
prohibitioniStS fail to have pre-
hibition incorporated in the con-
stitution when the amendment
is submitted it would not sur
prise US If the anti prohibi-
tionists do not arnul all Of the
prohibitive laws. and bring on a
condition far worse than they
have things under the present
restrictions. The great danger
lies in extremes.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-08-03
Tarbevillc Dots.
Editor Tho ...onn!a: Times:

E.Gl.DE 2.' -..JEI!S-
An attractive social affair OF the
week Was the At home given by Misses
Minnie and Linda Turbeville in honor
OF the visiting young ladies on Mon
day evening last Az exciting contest
was enjoyed, Miss Mary Hutson and
Geo. Green winaing first prize; a box
OF candy, and Miss Ruby Brockinton
and Russell Morris carrying of the
boob;; sun flower. Several out door
games We're played on the beautiful
lawn Those have the honor Of shar-
iES the Misses Turbevil!e's generous
hospitality were Misses ulia Cuttiuo
OF Manning. Ruby Brockinton of
Charleston. Lizzie and Anna Belle
Pittman OF Carlisle. Jewel Brockiu:on
OF Indiantowu. Marie Harrington and
Florence Mcintosh o. Workman
Mary HutSon, Edith Cole, Ella Green,
Rosa and Ida Coker Lucille Morris:
and Clarence. Mood and Ned Wheel.
er Of Sardinia. Russell Morris. Walton
and Car, Cole. Geo. Green. Dan. John
and Dave Turbeville. Jesse Buddin.
Mark Smith. Chalmers and Carl Gam
Bile
". j. Turb.ville Went 10 hinGstree
last week % confer with the pastor OF
;h- Methodist church and others in
r,.ar,! TO the coming Epworth Lea
.u.. and Sunday Schoo! C"nferrnc.
which conveue, at that place on Sep
t.mbcr !,;-Ig There are few Epworth
Leagues liz hinGstree district: but
.acl, church viii b. asked TO send del
e.ates, as one. OF the objects OF the
convention j. the organization OF more
leagues in the district. Mr.. Turbe
VILE, the district secretary. has about
completed the plans for The conven-
tion. and the pro%rala. which Will IN
clud.. >evcr:t: addresses by prominent
men, will b. announced later.
Rev. T. T. Hut>on has announced
that on lu:ust II there viii begin :.
series o! revival services 1t Pin" Grove
church. Previous TO the meeting ard
beginning on Friday night, Angus,
), there will be i PRAYER service each
night. Rev Hrt>on will be assisted
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-08-03
A TIMELY HINT.

How to Better the Courts
is the title Of an editorial in yes
terday:s News & Courier. which
ne think is deserving Of careful
consideration, for the reason
that the legal fraternity has
worked the!iegislature to crafty
political ambition to the detri
ment of the public service. these
gentlemen have themselves cleo
ted to the Legislature. and from
the time they get their the wires
are pulled for a judgeship. but
if the News and Courier'S sug-
gession is adopted the Legislature
will not in the future have so
many lawyers in it. We quote
from the News and Courier:
Continuing the discussion ofthe bet
,erriens Of the courts 10 Sonch Carolina,
we would urge that the General AS
sembly 4, us mex. session ought 70 pass
. law cisqualifyirg any memo Der of the
House or Senate from election 10 I
irdgeSh;p or any s!m!ia: Office. We
note the candidacy OF ~ ieas, one man
IN South Carolina who is running for
the Legislature today in the hope and
belief. n our opinion, tina, in case Z
vacancy or the Bench shall occur in the
judicial circuit OF which his county
forms part. he may be elected 20 81!
it. he IS very good man and will
doubtless make very good legislator.
5u; we DO no. believe that he would
be 4 candidate for the House OF Repre-
sen,atives To-Day except with some such
motive as .ha. we have indicated. and
we do 60, believe cha, 2 maa should De
sen, 20 the Legislature " hose candidacy
IS based upon acy such ul,erior pur-
pose. |, is vel! known that II is prac-
.icallr impossible for any man 10. .
member Of the General Assembly 20 %
elected over member OF tia: body 20
aav office IN the gi:, OF the General AS
semoly. We shall! not go 70 the length
OF SAYING tina, the Judiciary in This State
has suffered materially because OF this
fact. We are even prepared 10 admi;
tha. in SINE such cases the Legislator
was the better man. Nevertheless, II
may safely De asserted that the present
condition IS not Z healthy one. The
quickes: way 20 remedy it is by the
passage D: :; law such Us that which we
have indicated o. course. i; vii! be-
hard matter 70 &c, legislators who are
in thus 20 Gisquali!y themselves.
Therefore. their views along this line
ought 10 be sounded in advance.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-08-03
HOME MISSIONS.
MANNING AUXILIARY
What the home mission society IS doing
for the children o. our land.

for the children o: our land
in Al our work we touch them :cGi-
rectlv. because they are everywhere
and concerned in a!l the problems OF ii!e
but the erca; bulk OF our city mission
work Is directly for them. as NOS; of on.
institutional work is also.
In our Kingdom homeS are play
grounds fox the little ones already bur.
deued with the cares and responsible.
ties OF grown ups.
| We have story hours in our Wesley
Homes. wher childish imag;nat:oDs are
coaXed ou: 20 breathe deep ct the en.
chan;neu: OF wonder aad 10 live among
Idols.
| There are reading rooms and good
books. clubS for boys and girls OF all
ages, prov!dent banks. kindergarteus
and day nurseries Tor The wee ones.
mothers Clubs 20 help in the home lie,
Industrial classes for the boys anything
and everything that will brighten and
upiIit the lives we seek 20 bless. and ft
for manly an,! woman.v service 20 God
and their kind.
IL some places our Wesley Houses
on settlement work amid the poorer city
population. In others our deaconeSScs,
aS pastors assistants, minister 70 the
spiritual and PHYSICAL needs OF :, whole
community
Work among mines. cotton mill set
Elements. saw mill towns. institutional
churches. in III! this many sided worx
o. the home mission society there IS .
place for every woman in the church TO
help ;n some way. place for every tai
en:. every grace and every dollar that
honest and systematic giving can be-
stow Are you giving all You can:
OrE HOMES
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evidence oi toe CCnSiCnce Sciiln.
liquor. he can >e,ze it and Il the
matter is contested, it vii! DC up
to the officer to prove his susplc-
ions, is he fails. the liquor must
be returned TO the owner. Just
what remedy there IS for the
haraSSin@ of an innocent man we
do not know but it IS our opinion
there IS ,ooln for damages Where
improper seizures arc made; al
any rate the Atsornc: General OF
South Carolina who IS the high
est legal source until 4 formal dc
ciSion Of the court IS rendered.
has made the declaration
officially that liquor ship
ped into this State tor personal
use cannot DE seized.
We can go farther and say that
the attorney generals opinion is
concurred in by the acknowicds
ed prohibition leader. lion. I. I.
Featherstone. and the declaration
was made bat 4 few days ago 20
the writer in conversation 1T
kingStrcc. Mr. FeathcrStone.
who mas served on the bench.
told the writer at the time men
toned that the Memmingcr rui-
ing would not hold nor was il
law.
The seizures which have been
made IN the towns that were after
the money in the shape Of tines,
should refund this money to those
they took it from and If they do
not they are guilty Of robbery.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-08-03
We hope HOW That oUTRAGES wILI
CEASE.

The recent ruling OF Judge
Memminger relating to having in
possession spirituoas or malt lio.
uors, or any mixtore or compound
containing alcohol has aroused
the people throughout the State,
and in some instances the expires
sions of Indignation have been
pronounced. No people will stand
foc the trampiing Of their rights
under foot, whether the same IS
done in the name OF the law or
otherwise, and no people viii re-
spect law that seeks to deprive
them OF their natural rights.
hence the ruling OF Judge Mem
minger was Of unusua! interest.
We have been told that in some
towns officers have stood by when
a package of liquor was delivered
to consignee atan express Office.
and as soon IS the deliver: was
made 70 the person, the package
was conhscated and the person az,
rested and fined. The proceeding
was an outrage and altogether L
legal. But the matter is settled
now We hope, and the people can
know their rights.
Magistrate j. L. ellis OF Rem
bert, applied to the attorney gen
eral for advice, and the head Of
the legal department Of the State
in reply to his questions advised
the Magistrate that liquor ship
ped into the State from without
the State for personal use cannot
be seized, unless there is reason
to believe the liquor so shipped
is to be used unlawfully. We pre-
sumo this means: if an officer has
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Davis Station News.


Ate: looking over your paper and
not seeing anything from this plrcr
have. decided 20 :iv.. vJu = few items
for publication.
Typhoid fever scc!ns 10 nave struck
our town. Miss E.s>ic Railirld. who
has been employed rs book keeper for
Mr.. f. G. StukeS, died yesterday AZ
terEoon N :; o'clock. She was sick on
ly 4 few days before her death. She
was very attentive 10 her work and
was liked by all who knew her. a
gloom was cast over the community
by her death.
Mr. and Mrs. }. W. H!i;&: will leave
Monday for the mountains, where
they will spend several weeks.
Married last Sunday II the Metho-
dist parsonage at jordan. Mr.. Marion
Thames aad Miss Mary Lizzie Chill
ders. They will make their future
hom. ne:.:. Manning.
Mr. San Plowden WAS married to
Miss Alsbrook 4 few evenings ago
near Jordan. where they vii! ,uake
their future home.
Mr.. Editor, as this is all can think
OF at present. will close by wishing
you much success in your race for the
Senate a.
Davis Station, S. c.. July aS. 1910. /!
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-08-03
IS THIS a GRAS ;

The newspapers are now ayi.
tating the Torren 5 system which
has been tried in the West and
which they clam WORKS we'll. AS
We understand this system it is 4
Simplitied form OF land registry.
and is supposed to make the
transfers OF property easier. We
confess that we have not had an
opportun,ty TO investigate the
matter and therefore we are
not in a position TO say whether
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-08-03
4 SAD LOSS.

l, is with keen regret The
TINES editor loses the services
of Mr.. Il. 4. Boyer. who has
been associated with him contin
uouslv for the past thirteen
years. out it is with sincere
pleasure that he can commend
INN to all. and anywhere. as a
printer Of ability and gentle
man. Mr.. Boyer was THE TINES
foreman for the thirteen years
hc has been employed on the
paper ard his excellent work
speaks It's own praise He also
had much to DO with the busi
ness end, and in this department
he was the editors right hand
man. He leaves Manning in
about two weeks 10 accept e pc.
Sition with the Lutheran Visitor
published in Columbia, The
Visitor has taken from The
TINES one Of the oeS, men il has
been the editors privilege TO
have become associated with.
both socially and in business.
and we hope the delightful re!a
tionS which have existed te
tween employer and employee
these many Years Wi!l be con