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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-03
ELECTION LAWS
BEING VIOLATED
Democrats Charge Republicans
With Vote-Buying in
Ninth District.
Especial to The Tines Dispaeeh.l

Biz stone Gap. Va. November 1-Exci;e-
men, was created here to-day over alleges
discoveries OF vote-buyins By Republicans
The Democrats claim to have evidence Of 1t
least three cases here where money vas re-
eesxed In the last few days By Soa,erB or
Reoub,ican workers through she malls. In
one letter there we're IS. In sno;ae: $40.
and IN another IS. There was either 40
explanations accompanying ,as money Or un-
siened letters telling she recipient to put
the money where IL would 90 the most good
Democrats openly charge that these sunni
we're furnished for co-ruotion purposes
.s,te- by the Republics headquarters eeEs
Or bv Republican cfY.ceho:ders and others
who are Contributing In ih.s way TO NJ.
g, n,rs campaign fund. They say further
,ta, this ard other evidences indicate
concerted ana widespread eGor, OF the Re-
puDIicans to violate the election lave
Al the parties implicated in tse three
case. ua..ea ana IN all others ys; 70 De
ercuen. TO the surface viii be p.on1Viiy
summoned Seeo-e TIE Wise County grand
t.r. aad . :SIl invessisasiea WA BE aad
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-03
A Gentleman Of the "O1d School" VII
Keeps up with the Times.

Many people have poor teeth, weak
gums, sore teeth and other bothersome
troubles that prevent vigorous mAstica-
ton Of food. And instead Of eating soft,
mushy food that pals on the appetite,
they 60 in for those savory dishes, the
very oior Of which starts the saliva and
makes the stomach fairly revel with antici-
patton -.
This is but a natural condition. Any
thing else borders upon the indifference
which fosters indigestion and chronic dys-
nepsis.
IL NAV be safely said that it should not
be a question Of diet or kind Of food, or
teeth. or even any OF the reilexes which
are supposed to have their influence IN
derang,ng the stomach. II IS simply a
matter Of supplying the stomach and
digestive organs with those known Assis-
tants such a. pepsin and hydrochlofic
aciJ. both of which have , direct and
powerful! action upon the coateats Of the
stomach - g <
One grain Of a single ingredient IN
SJuart's Dyspepsia Tablets will digest
5000 grains Of food. This saves your
stomach and gives IL the rest Il needs.
al muscles require occasional rest il they
are ever ovcr,sxcd. The stomach Is no
exception - the rule.
Try d jox Of Stusrt's Dyspepsia Tab
lets ard YOU viii wonder how YOU eve.
got along v'iihou; them. They arc sols:
al 90 cents by all druggists everywhere.
-Adyc~t-c-lclt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-03

ana fnu.eday o. last week was issued ~,
the bank yesterday. showing THAI the ase
sum was Si6.t0g. slightly less than tho d.
ures previously issued
meeting Of the banks directors res
held Friday night. as q result Of which Q
letter vas yesterday mailed 70 c. C. Bake
TO. his cooperation In stoppiaG the panio
among the depositoys. Thanks we're siss
voted TO the American National Bank ao4
the Yirst National Bank for eHers Of e..
sleiancA.
Il vas stated last night by John Mitchell
Jr.. president Of the colored bank. that
every cent paid ous on Wednesday and
rhursAay came from the reserve II the
Nschanic1 Savings Bank. and that Il was
NOT necessary to use the funds which The
American Nstionsl ana the First NA,ionAi
Banks offered.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-03

rheumatism. Purchase draras Of .odids q
potassium: one-halt ounce OF wiae Of osi-
COMP dutd baImvort: OF. comp essenoe
carcio!: AID OLE. % syrup sarsapar!ljAs
This has cured thousands aac an sure e
s!.i cure ycu.
''Mus.eian'' asks: can ron tell me hov
70 overcome a bronchial trouble which u1ani-
Sests itself after singing by tfckiinE "a the
throat. hoars~ness AID siEns cougar
sho-iaxene and use {, prre o. make into 8
cough syrup b. mixing with ordtanry gram.
lated sugar syrup honey. Directions feg
use and how 20 make accompany the paek~s
age II E.akes fall pint o: effective pieaee.
AIT cough syrup and cures al. ,A-oAt. .aaes
bronchial trouble. 81
'Kra G. B." writes: II suffer . crest
cea' with stomach d.sorders. Heavy feeling
after eating. heart paipiiat!on. wind and eaa
on stomach. etc. Am restless and i-TfxablA
Afraid to ca; hearty meal Sometimes
sreat pain ! fear appendicitis"
Answer: rhs neglect o: eons.ipasioa asd
Indigestion 10 the most t-eQuen: cause Of ap-
euro BY an operation. I advise that you Oh.
tain tablets t-4opent.ne and take accor6iug
10 directions accompanying sealed eastea
They are pink. white and blue. 20 be taksa
morning. noon and nigat. respectively :
think many cases OF appendicitis could -
prevented oy usinS tSioDspsias tntaisseae1ys.
..Hrx C. c." writes: Can you psU6txsA6
. tonic for one Who - slespiess, Boesou2
hysse:!eai, thin aad setting thinDsr. 6ave
little appetite and am restless day 49,
aiShG"
Answer: The following II used for ssvssa9
weeks viii gradually restore ana 0erenOeho0
your nervous system: Compound syvUDL -
aypophosphites. 8 oxs-: tincture cadoOsoA
% (nos cardamonS Xtx. shake well 004
taxi . teaspconfui before each meal
Miss c. K" writes: - an busde1e1 Wfx0
TOO much Fat and would like Q safe trsoe.
rs~n; prescribed"
Answer: ] would not recommend the -
6.nary tablets and pills for OBESITY. but heso
4. = auicSr ac,iuN formula that accompiisS9e
ne "a. REDUCTIONS and never causes III seess
,ne Aromatic elixir oss.. g!ycoi aroolooo
=. shake well In q bottle and take tee
spoonful after each meal for three days
Da,s,e the dose thereafter Contince sevefn1
weeks o. months ~ TIE case may requisO
.-pocr H Writes: NY heath - WV
moor on accouu, Of . !ong-sfanding coastivee
zion. I hsve TO uoe pills o. something -
the time Can you prescribe somethtug .
,sxs that viii cure chro.;c eonssipation!~
Answer: Constipation 10 probably the causs
o. fporp iIlaess than any other thing. 0o0
re..edtes only relieve the troub;e aad 00vO
eu-e I always peesc-fbe three-G<a:D 49,
,~rS tablets snoe sulphur sablets). ao0 hoSO
yoyrd ITEM mcg, reliable an6 er4dua13
curative. They act p.eaood,;y sad ne q
TIE bowels and isvS-. whass 1u.tfys10 -
blood =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-03
The Doctors Answers on
Health and Beauty Questions
By DIR. LEWIS BAKER.

The questions answered below are general in charac-
ter the symptoms diseases given and the
will apply to any case Of similar nature.
Those wishing further advice free, may address Dr.
Lewis Baker College Bldg, CoieSe-Ellwood Sss. Day.
ton Ohio enclosing seaddressed stamped envelope fos
repiy Full name and address must be given. but only
initials or fictitious will be used nv answers.
The prescriptions be filled any ~eistoCked drug
store Any druggist order Of wholesaler.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-03

cun.d Of beA.vet.tne: Comp. futd oalmwoH.
Or !: .ine,ure cubebs. dram unetale 'nus
aromatic. : drsms.
go vr.- writes: "For many yesss hsse
resred vith stomach ard bowel trouo'o;
rs,cs has been caused By severe case .;
esia-rh. Ny blood !. s''o 10 POO 'A
ton What can De oohe 'o'
$50. n Won follow the directions given
,.Toy Won vii! soon be vel! ana strons Assn:
Obtain tic following from any ~eA-Sto
Srus s,ore and mix By shaking wei. men
TAX. . ,easooon,u' FUR emss Ana Ssim-
- or. 6uid ext, Baehu. or Use "a
conneccioa With this the soiiovinS go
tres rment: Get . e-ox package o. eSSS -.
v1iane powder and make cata.rh oein os
,n;r,nr ore ounce OF lard or saseiine wtIa
leye! teaspooufui o. the powder ana use IN
,he noetr,Is daily. Also make Q Sasn OF one
mi o. v,Ians powder and use two o: three
Wv a q day until the nostri!s are thoroughly
e,ea nsed aad your trouble gill soon DC gone
.-r,.. NJ. writes: ~ have such short.
strinEy. s,ragslirs hair and my soap - ."i'
o. dandran- Please advise ~aas 70 90
~r.v~,: The best advice I can ensf u
.,nai. Der a. q we'll stocked drug store .
4 OF lar Of plain yellow m:nyo!. directioas
sccompanying. and use It regularly. u p'o-
mote. healthy; siso sS,n. s sso," ,us,r.iea
raj. ard stops falling ha:- II the haf 70
ssr.h and Struggling 1; restores sost euny
anoearance and brings back the Intense nat"
vral color.
.HaxeI,e'' sayo: II would certainly ovpse.
c.a,e ,omething that would Increase my
wight, AID take away thar ianguid feetn8
which I ana subject to most OF tie TINE.
Ne Siood 10 weak ana watery and my appe-
tise n poor
.,.~e, Your condition 10 very sss'N
.-.~o-,. ~ YOU vii! follow the directions
So, b.,or Ask your erue8is: sor three
--,,, hxpo-puciane tablets ana take aeeofo
d. 70 the directions and your weight VII
srrr,n.r These tablets promote assimilation,
.S.n-p,io, and aid digestion. transform the
somniexjon and figure They are orescroee
~ ohvsicta.s ard are perfectly MARINERS.
r,ey ehouId be taken regularly for sessfai
-roT.as. sad you can depend upon gaining
ear and tina. ianSuid feeling VII VANISH
completely
~ a" writes: NY rneumat fUm -
sc.,tnr worse all the tine ] an getting -
~ tia, 3, makes 8. very had :or me %
get around"
Answer. % not WORRY about yoSr rhsuna-
.,xvn m that ear be very easily cufea %
s,,sar ire scTow.ng: Get n the drug store
;ne ingredients named ana mix thc.ouSn.y:
:, I'd sska seaspoonfri st meei cuse eea
arata ~ bee,ime snd you VII eooo oe en-.
r..eiy. cured % that dt0greeec's ossesse'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-03

sAnxsou0 wlf0"-'
Give - 70 Is drops
Of the following IN
water An hour before
zach meal and your
child Will soon De
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-03
ASKS DIVORCE
Wifs II Daniel j. Fitzpatrick Sues . 0econ
Time for Separa&i0a.

Time for Separatioa.
Fo, the second time in the last ten years
Mrs. Daniel ]. Fitzpatrick died suit to- ab-
scIu.e divorce from her husband yesterday
in she city Law and Equity Court through
her attorney. Edgar B. English. pleading
cruelty and desertson. Shortly after Fit1-
patrick disappeared tor the first time. some
ten years ago. his wife hIed suit for divorce.
bu; withdrew the litigation when she re-
ce:ved a false report OF her husba ads death
fitzpatrick returned to Richmond sudden
ty seve-a! weeks ago. and after . vain effort
a: reconciliation disappeared TO the road
again.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-03
THE WEATHER.

FOrecasts VlrKinia-Fatr Sunday
Monday fair. WITH visjng Temperature.
Worth a0a soUib CarWij1a-FaIr Sun.
day and MODdsy; risil& temDeratare.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-03

/ 2Sa1osary 20 choice, 26e
$500 TEAL vote In the Electoral Col.
II this year IL S$a. The Electoral
flaee. q usual, ensembles In Wash
94en early In January after the pres.
snftal election formally to count the
L,te and announce the result.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-03

EsrtSsa News - Wsstasseela.A. -
Election returns will be received 1t IL
westmorelanc Club on Tuesday evening. b.
9Th ming At O'Clock. Special Arrangemsnts
have been maM for Q private girc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-03

Major z ". Bowies. OF the Richnoaa
BIues, has been elected an honorary membss
for life o: the Newport ARTILLERY. IN. his
tcr!e command OF Newport. r. l.. o:Ganisel
cor . the result Of tho rseest visit; Of the
Blues 70 Ne~ Engiapd. when they we're
taken from Providence 70 Newport by ooet
for part Of q days cutting.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-03
i. - =
Wen Be glad o
play any Of these
Victor Records
Made BY,
The World Famous Soprano.
Nine. Marcella Sembich
who will appear Monday evening
November 18th. at the
rgTv AIlnlTnpulM

Semiramide-Bel raggio lusinshier bright
Clean Of Hope). kossini.
Sonnambula-Ah non giunge Recall Not
One Earthly Sorrow. Bellini.
Trayiata-Ah! fors' .lui (He My Heart
Foretold). Giuseppe Verdi. -.
Vespri Siciliani-Bolero, Merce dlette
amiche dear Friends). Verdi.
Voce di primavera-Valse (Voicc OF
Spring.. Johann Strauss.
Other Records in to-morrows
ad. Come every day and hear the
new ones.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-03

IN a. writes: NY rseumarssm -
~u.,,,~ ~erse All the tine. I am getting %
- TIA, !, makes 6, very ha-d :or ne -
c.- around
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-03

..g,,.i,e'. ave: Il would certainly ovpee-
80. .om~,hine tia, would Increase my
w.irh,. and take away that ianguid feeiinl
xh.ch ! ann subject to most Of tie tine
Ms blood 10 weak ana watery ana my eppe'
.ise N door,
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1912-09-02
BRITAIN TO APPEAL.
Panama Case Likely to Go to Hague
Tribunal.

Washington, d. C.-Great Britain
has reaffirmed it's protest against the
Panama canal bill In a note filed
with the state department by A.
Mitchell Inness, charge d'affairs OF
the British embassy here, it was said
that if satisfactory agreement could
not be reached Great Britain would
appeal to The Hague tribunal for ar
bitration.
The note submitted says Great
Britain will give careful considera-
ton to both the bill and the mes
sage President Taft sent to congress
relating to discrimination in favor of
American coastwise shipping in the
canal If, after due consideration, it
is found that no satisfactory agree
ment can be reached in the matter,
Great Britain declares it will be nee
essary to appeal to arbitration.
Mr.. Innes was instructed by the
government to file his protest. 1t
Is brief note, saying merely that
Great Britain still stands in her pre-
viously explained attitude in regard
to the Panama bill, but its tone. as
has been said, makes it appear Great
Britain believes it will be necessary
to subject the question to arbitra-
ton.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1912-09-02
THE KING STORY.

which intelligence swallow absolutely
without think
beyond comprehension For the Roosevelt
sstent with unthnkn circulating
his would change
ahy himself the At the Roosevelt
fighting principles the establishment which
country directly from monarchy toward democracy Who
believes
primary sysem One the panks the
the extension of the will
the people He favo the recall Imagine that principle being
monarch issuing edct with the
tive referendum
IS
ap king
either pomugate
cannot stand before
After ALL the king story about reasonable
baed in the
enng the popularity of Roosevelt Take
tibuion example At first
tTibuted hundred dollars
he more
Oil
elected he Immediately began
not through good bad faith
Roosevelt
instead of the transaction being is
Oil
pagn fund Mr.
Standard Oil with
the contribution
Standard OIL that he
So instead talking
business secretly accepting them the
circulated the hoped
and highly commendabe dealing absolutely
the
When the truth
for the Harvester and Steel they
cation the king contribution
because there foundation for them
without
his candidacy When the light
"nubstantial dreams of prejudice and leave
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1912-09-02
THREE PARTY TRUST POSITIONS.

That big business
the world generation material development
wealth advances
locking directories
those behind big business enabled
benefits arising from large operation, thus
greater abuse and through that depvng individual
its just opportunity The
try by of such abuse has
evil be remeded through the
The
methods through which that accomplished
common benefits big operation.
Mr. Tats party satisfied with the
multiplied and fourhed 1t advocates
that the
sVe be boted That
and dissolved trust stocks high
ohageabe others
ton
The trust plank in the democratic
sherman law and relies alone
Tosbe for monopo
creation of the
individual 1t would abuses
both the Tart and Wilson platforms rely
tion. F0'
The progressive platform with the
ton be harmful depending
ana degree OF competition and the
IL proposes to stop the
Just snare OF the benefits
Roosevelt holds that Commission machinery
made equally so for stopping commerce
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1912-09-02

strangle toward big concerns that do
evil. and constant menace toward
both big and little concerns that do
we'll. Our aim is to promote prosper
ity, and then see to its proper di-
vision. We do not believe that any
good comes to anyone by a policy
which means destruction OF prosper
ity: for in such cases it is not posi-
BILE to divide it because of the very
obvious fact that there is nothing TO
divide. We wish to control big busi-
ness so as to secure among other
things good wages for the wage
workers and reasonable prices for
the consumers. Wherever in any
business the prosperity of the bust
ness man is obtained by lowering the
wages of his workmen and charging
an excessive price to the consumers
we wish to interfere and stop such
practices. We will not submit to
that kind of prosperity any more
than we will submit to prosperity OBJ
tanned by swindling investors or get
ting unfair advantages over business
rivals. But it is obvious that unless
the business is prosperous the wage
workers employed therein will be
badly paid and the consumers badly
served. Therefore not merely as a
matter of justice to the business man,
but from the standpoint of the self
interest of the wage-worker and the
consumer we desire that business
shall prosper; but it should be so
supervised as to make prosperity also
take the shape of good wages to the
wage-worker and reasonable prices
to the consumer, while investors and
business rivals are insured just treat
ment, and the farmer, the man who
tills the soil, is protected as sedu-
lously as the wage-worker himself.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1912-09-02

their profit-sharing to the city man
of business, so long will the founda-
tions of wealth be undermined and
the comforts of enlightenment be i'm
possible in the country communities.
In every respect this nation has to
learn the lessons of efficiency in pro-
duction and distribution, and OF
avoidance of waste and destruction;
we must develop and improve instead
of eXhausting our resources. 1t is
entirely possible by improvements in
production, in the avoidance of waste
and in business methods on the part
of the farmer to give him an in
creased income from his farm while
at the same time reducing to the con-
sumer the price of the articles raised
on the farm. Important although
education is everywhere, it has a
special Importance in the country.
The country school must fit the coun-
try life; in the country, as elsewhere,
education must be hitched up with
life. The country church and the
country Young Mems and Young
Women's Christian Associations have
great parts to play. The farmers
must own and work their own land;
steps must be taken at once to put
stop to the tendency towards alb
sentee landlordism and tenant farm
ing. This is one of the most impera-
tive duties confronting the nation
The question of rural banking and
rural credits is also of immediate i'm
portance
Many DO Not Prosper Enough.
The present conditions of business
cannot be accepted as satisfactory.
There are too many who do not pros
per enough, and of the few who
prosper greatly there are certainly
some whose prosperity does not mean
well for the country. Rational pro-
gressives, no matter how radical, are
well aware that nothing the govern
ment can do will make some men
prosper, and we heartily approve the
prosperity, no matter how great, of
any man, if it comes as an incident
to rendering service to the commun-
ity; but we wish to shape conditions
so that greater number of the small
men who are decent, industrious and
energetic shall be able to succeed,
and so that the big man who is dis
honest shall not be allowed to sue
ceed at all
Our aim is to control business, not
to strangle it-and, above all, not to
continue a policy of make-believe
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1912-09-02
PEDDLERS' LAW VALID.
Judge Hands Down Decision in I'm
pOrtant Case.

Salem.-Judge Galloway Friday
gave down decision against the
Spaulding Manufacturing Company
which some time ago brought an in
junction suit against District Attor-
ney McNary and his deputies, alleg-
ing that law under which certain of
the company's agents had been ar
rested was unconstitutional
me statute in question is the ped
dlers' law, which requires a license
from statesmen travelling about the
state. The Spaulding company
whose statesmen were selling bug
gtes, attempted to show that the Ore
gon law was contrary to the constitu-
tion of the United States. 1t is be-
lieved that the manufacturing COM
pany will appeal the case.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1912-09-02

Don't waste life on doubts and
fears. Spend yourself on the work
before you, well assured that the
right performance of this hours du-
ties will be the best preparation for
the hours or ages that follow it
Emerson.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1912-09-02

In view of the depressing effect of
politics on business, some of our con-
servative farmers do not feel that
they can fatten a pig for market this
fall the same as usual.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1912-09-02

1t hardly seems of much use for
our wives to solve the obscurities of
Browning until they can grasp the
complexities of the grocer's bill.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1912-09-02

The gulf between the highest pitch
of happiness and the lowest depth
of misery is mostly measured by
things imaginary.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1912-09-02

In the war OF American Independence
at Concord bridge that made
Aauoh without representation That battle fully won
mere Is w one class OF American citizens
the own and governed by officials
law" y nave no part in making and
Ter are OF th class 1t not time
mon os Oroou
the women folk ON Novemr m
passing Amendment l.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1912-09-02

Although Standard Oil may not
really be dissolved, they have had to
write on "a different letterheads, by
crackeyi
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1912-09-02

It's hard feel much woman who evs abo h
high price OF meat then much as her mother ~
have because it much bother eavings over into hash
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1912-09-02

The Tidings is for sale at w. M.
Poley's Drug Store, II East Main St.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1912-09-02
Attention, Wood Consumers

Sound dry red fir and yell
low pine, 16-inch block body
wood, delivered in your wood
shed in orders for not less
than 10 tiers to a place, at
1925 per tier.
E. j. MAHAN
Leave orders at office, 29O
East Main ST., or phone 1853.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1912-09-02
TELEPHONE 80

Entered at the Ashland, Oregon,
Postoffice as second-class mail mat
ter.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1912-09-02

Ashland, Ore, Monday, Sept. 2, 1912
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-10-29
New Cash Market.

The new cash market of Smith, FUR
rington & Smith, was opened, MONDAY
morning, on Water street, at the 1901
of winthrop street.
The new store is one of the greatest
improvements made in toWnAslhee tiie
erection of the new bank puliaiils'
three years ago. There are three large
store rooms, all divided into apart
ments. after the most up-to-date style'
new fixtures Of most approved patterns
and IN all the rooms and the sheiVes
are stocked with choice brands oil ne"
goods. =,
The firms removal from the ola
stand to the new was done after pus-
iress hours, Saturday night, ana os
o'clock, Sunday morning. everything
was in place and all that remained 10
he done was to wash the windows very
early. Monday morning, and open Tor
business.
She firm was saowered with con-
combinations from all sides, Monday,
on their commendable enterprise.