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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-22

the Hospital for 1ncurables, Al
Kun, single. a native of China, fifty
years of age.
MATTHEW In Honolulu. June II
1916, Robert Matthew, enlisted man
at Fort Shafter. Body will be sent
to the mainland i'm the next trans
port.
MARTINS-1n Waikiki, Maui, June
Is, 1915. Manuel Martins. ST.. ma
tive Of st Michaels, Azores, Portu,
gal. Ga years OF age and for "a years
q resident of Maui. s,
YARBOROUGH-A the Leahi Home,
Honolulu, June IA, 1916, Ambrose
marlborough, electrician, of 837
Sixth avenue, Raimuki, q native Of
Missouri, thirty-ons years, ten
months and twelve days of age Flu.
neral arrangements awaiting word
from parents in Missouri
MATTHEW7-In Honolulu, June Ia,
1916 Robert Matthew, single. priv
ate in Battery ID. LIST Field Artillery,
Schofield Barracks, Oahu, a native
Of East Liberty, Pa. "a years
months and 26 days of age. BODY
viii be sent to the mainland I'm the
next transport
PETERSON--7In Hilo, Hawaii. June Il,
1915. William F. Peterson. engineer.
a native Of Nova Scotia, Canada, 40
years OF age,
KAlMiAINA.-In Honolulu, June 81,
1916, Samuel Kaimiaina of Prospect
street, n native of Hamakua, Hawaii,
40 years Of age. =.
SUVACO.--In Honolulu, June 90. 1915,
Mrs. Alexandra Snvaco of PalOlo val.
ley, a native of Madeira, Portugal,
81 years of age .==~......
KAAI.-In Honolulu, June 90, 1915,
Moke, son of Mrs and Mrs. James /.
Kaai of Oil Alapai lane, 10 months
and three days old.
KELfIK0A. In honolulu, June 90.
1915, Miss Hama Koomoa Keliikoa
of 1852 North King street, native
OF Keauhou, Kona, Hawaii, Is years
old. ...~.s
CHEE.-In Honolulu, June 90, 1915,
All Main, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chez Wa Of Queen and Punchbowl
streets, nine months old.
Honolulu. June 90, 1915. the
infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Kan
Shun of Kalakaua avenue, 25 days
old. :.@. ..... ...... HI"
SANToS.-In Honolulu. June 10, 1915,
Charles, son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Santos of S47 Kawaiahao street,
three months and Ii days old.
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MARRIED.

NOTTAGE-GILMAN - In Honolulu.
June Is. 1915. Percy H. Nottage and
Miss Marjorie Gilman, Rev. DR..
Doremus Scndder, pastor OF Central
Union church. officiating: witnesses
.-..-Dr. George A. Braly and Miss Fan
ME Hoogs.
WHEELER MCGEE In Honolulu,
June 16, 1916. William Wheeler and
Mrs. Minnie MCGEE, Rev. NJ. r. Silva
az the Hoomana Naaaao church, on
ciating: witnesses Edward Madison
and Florence Davis.
HoALANI-PUAHI-In Honolulu, June
Is, 1915. Charles II. Hoalani and
mrs. 4. K Puahi. Rev. Samuel K.
Kaloa, ofiieiating; witnesses Uia
Muiea and Kahipi
BROWN-KAAILAU - In Honolulu,
June IL. 1915. John Brown Jr., and
Miss Aloha Kaailau. Rev. II. n. Par.
ker. pastor OF Kawaiahao church, Of
tlciating: witaesses-HeleR n.
Kaina. william X. Wells and w. J.
sheldon.
HEE.KAIA--ln Waikiki. Maui. June
-. 1915, Len Hee and Miss Minnie
paahao Kaia. Rev Father Justin Of
the catholic church officiating.
AscrAETI ESS- RODOLPH = In Oak.
land. Cal, June s, 1915. JAMES G.
McCandless OF Honolulu and Miss
Marion Rodolph Of East Oakland:
witnesses George O'Connor and
Mss Helen Rodolph.
STANA-ALVES-In Puunene, Maui.
June IL, 1915, Xavier Pestana and
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BORN.

KENNEDY-In Honolulu. June 10.
1915. to DR. and Mrs Edwin Moore
Kennedy OF Fort shafter. daugh-
ter.
CHANG--ln Honolulu. June IL. 1915,
70 Mr.. and Mrs. Philip X. Chang OF
1916 North School street. a son.
KAALOA.- In Honolulu. June 16. 1916,
10 Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie Kaaioa Of
Beach road. q daughter.
HELENIHI-In Honolulu. June Is,
1915, 10 Mr.. and Mrs. William s.
Helenihi OF Prison road. son.
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Miss Agnes Alves, Reverend Father
Ambrcsio OF the Catholic church Of
ficiati.g.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. In Honolulu,
June IS. 1916, Manuel r. Pereira
and Miss Irene Medeirps. Rev. Faith.
er Ulrich Of the Catholic cathedral,
officiating Witnesses, John C.
Quintal and Sadie Rivers.
HEISIG-WALLS.-ln Honolulu, June
10. 1916, Max Heisig and Miss Myr-
tie Walls. Rev. Esther Maximin of
the Catholic cathedral. officiating.
Witnesses, Andrew Brown and Peter
Miranda.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ho-
nolulu. June 10. 1916. Arthur G. Mer-
rick and Miss Ella r. Wintersteen,
David G. Peters. minister OF the
Christian church, officiating. Wit
nesses, Robert Levers and Mrs.
Robert Levers.
Observation-Disclosures Honolulu,
June IS. 1916. ]. A. Kua and Mrs.
Naapuwai Kaohelaulii, Rev. Henry
K. Poepoe, of the Kaumakapili
church. officiating. Witnesses. Mrs.
Lila Davies and John Hoomana.
NAwAA-KAlLAPA. - In Honolulu.
June 10. 1915 Moses Nawaa and
Mrs. Hanalei Kauwa Kailapa, Elder
Stephen N. Lakua, officiating Wit.
nesses, Mrs. Rebecca Lukua and
Mrs. Martha Moku.
BROWN-JARDlM.-ln Honolulu, June
Is, 1915, Gordon. Brown and Miss
Lena Jardim,s Rev. r. Stephen ].
Alencastre OF the Catholic cathedral,
officiating. Witnesses. Frank B.
Sterphane and Mrs. F. B. Sterphane.
~ In. Honolulu.
June 81. 1915. Palenapa Likelio and
Mrs. Kealohaaina Poepoe. Rev. Sam
ael K Kaloa OF the Hoomana Naa-
uao church. officiating. Witnesses.
Charles Pima and Hama Mna Haieo-
naihi.
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DIED.

DAMoN--At MoanaIua island, Honolu-
lu. Francis w. Damon. June %, 1915.
Aged SO years.
FREAR-At Oakland. Cal. Dr. Philip
f. Frear OF Honolulu. on June q,
1915. .....
Funeral June % at Oakland. IT,.
RYAN--In Honolulu, June Is, 1915,
Alfred F. Ryan, married, of Charles
street. of Sixth avenue. Kaimuki, a
native of Hawaii, twenty-three years
of age.
KUHN Honolulu, June IL, 1916, at
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cdist Episcopal ministry in 1869. and
in 1889 founded the women's college,
He was president until 1903. when he
was made president emeritus. ~. -
Among other phiIanthrDpic works Of
the educator are many churches built
at his expense He projected the Prin.
cess Annie training school, lifted the
debt OF the Martin missions. Frankfort
on-the-M Maine; organized the Anglo
Japanese College. Tekio; founded
missions in China and Korea, and as a
member of the Board of Foreign Mis-.
sions helped to build UP the missions
in Italy, India, Mexico, Java, China,
Korea and Japan. DR.. Goueher estab-
lished yernacular schools in India and
carried ON extensive work among the
Chinese of Western China.
The educator Is the author of many
books on missionary work, the most
widely read being young People and
the Worlds Eyangelization."
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-22

The recent War Department order
directing number Of medical officers
to proceed to Honolulu for station has
caused msny changes in the plans of
the officers stationed here, some Of
which will take place as early as
August. II is rumored that Major
Van Poole now stationed at Schofield
Barracks is to come to Fort Shafter
where he will become the post sur
geon. relieving Captain A. p. Clark,
who will In I'll probability be sent to
the Department Hospital for duty.
Captain Larry .B. McAfee, Medical
Corps, is transferred to the Depart.
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Much susar shIpped from Hllo.

A large quantity OF sugar has been
shipped from Hilo within the last few
days In Ameriean-Hawaiian and Mat.
son steamers, bound to both coasts OF
the mainland. Acting Purser Thomp-
son Of the Mauna Kea brought the fol-
lowing list Of sugar awaiting shipment
on Hawaii: olaa 10000. Waiakea 1000.
Hawaii Mill 1858. Hilo Sugar Co. $50.
oncmea 1l.s06. Pepeekeo 6sDv, Homo
mu 1890, Hakalau 400, Laupahoehoe
22.396. Kaiwiki 22S9. Kukaiau 10000.
IIamakua Mill 1910. Paauhau 1000, Ho.
nokaa 5000. PunaInu GOO. Honnapo
400 sacks.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-22

Hawaii Day at the exposition Is
shown In picture in the Promotion
Committee window today. Prominent
in the crowd listening to Governor
Pinkham's speech are "Soapbox' Bar.
ron and Sunny Jim" Mecandless.
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STAR.BULLETIN GIVES YOU
T0D4Y'S NEWS TO-DAY
TO Cure 4 COLD m ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine
Tablets. All druggists refund
The money If it fails to cure
3. w. Groves signature IS On
each box . c--4. =, ..:....:
sAaIs HEpErNg co. q. is-a. o. 4 .
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millionaire EDUCATOR GONG
TOMAkE VISIT |Ill1l 10 HONOLULU

DR.. John Franklin 4Goucher, noted
millionaire Methodist minister and ed,
ucator. will be visitor In Hawaii for
two or three weeks beginning July 15,
says Or. W. n. Fry. superintendent
of the Hawaiian Methodist missions.
DIR. Goueher passed through Honolulu
last November, en- route to the Orient
for survey Of the mission field in
Japan. China and Korea. He has q
daughter doing missionary work in
China.
Although nothing definite has been
arranged for the proposed tour OF the
islands by DIR, .Goucher while here,
plans are being made to show him as
much Of Hawaii Is possible.
Many institutions on the mainland
are landmarks Of DR.. Goucher's phil
anthrophy. The principal school Of
which he was the founder Is the
Gouehef College for Women I'm Balti-
roTe. DR.. Goncher entered the Meth.
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Fort S,aferNotes

Especial Star-Bulletin Correspondence
FORT SHAFTER, June 22.-Private
Luther Fenwick, Company C. I'd In
fantTy, is transferred to Company Z.
- -
+. Since the scene OF activities of the
O4hu League has been transferred to
MoiIiili field there are very few Fort
Shafter fans among the rooters
Lieut.. Van Deusen. Coast Artillery
Corps. president Of the league. and
Lieut. l.. o. Mathews have tried to
stimulate the interest Of the Shafter
soldiers in their own representative
team but with the soldiers of Shafter
it is question of baseball or supper.
md most of them choose supper. II
takes the greater part OF an hour for
a man to go from the barracks TO
Moiliili field and when the games start
at 800 1t is impossible for the men
to get back to Shafter in time for even
6 o'clock supper-and many com.
panies have supper at $500 On this
account the Oahu League is losing the
support of several hundred fans who
would like very much tn see their
team in action.
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The quartermaster has arranged
with the Experimental Station to take
over some of the many beautiful hi
discus plants that have caused 80
much discussion in the local papers
and will use these plants as a nucleus
for Q large nursery In the vicinity of
the end of the car line. The work OF
beautifying Shafter is progressing IA
vorably and in few years at the pres
ent rate it win appear as q continue
ton Of the pretty Moanalua park
Sergeant Breitfield OF the Qnartermas-
ter Corps is in direct charge OF the
work and has for some time been
planting all sorts OF young trees along
the walks and around the parades.
officers and enlisted men alike take
a great deal OF interest in beautify-
Ing around their quarters and are Civ
ing every assistance possible TO help
make this as pretty as any place in
Hawaii. $3.50, ", 49,.
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ment Hospital. and II is understood
that Captain Johnson OF Fort Ringer.
now ON leave. will also Join the de-
partment stan.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-22

Lent. E. l.. Hofmann. Cd Infantry.
was passenger on the Maryland for
San Francisco. Lieut.. HOFFMAN, HIS
been granted a leave OF absence for
three months and will use the greater
part OF his vacation making an endur.
ance test of q motorcycle. equipped
with wireless apparatus, between
San Francisco and Boston. The ex,
pertinent is entirely on his own hook
but Is looked upon with much interest
by the army. and more especially the
Signal Corps. He expects to complete
his tests by the latter part OF August,
when he will report the results to the
chief signal officer at Washington.
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Rain and wind were responsible for
a rather dull week at the aerodome
last week. but the MANAGEMENT has
promised to keep the doors shut and
have the roof fixed by tonight when
amateur night" viii be pulled on.
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Upon the recommendation OF the
commanding officer. band, I'd Infantry,
Private Nicholas Noyak Is appointed
principal musician, vice Dapp. dis
charged.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-22

Private James +. Minogue, Company
+. I'd Infantry. ID detailed on duty In
the Quartermaster Corps as assistant
car enter.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-01-09
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-01-09

Some pnnplc regard = Y
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isiiment.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-01-09

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pe iDteHdea, WAN, 30 auaoa IA
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aid Waxahaehja uea jearued laa
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come across TO pai il there apd
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said WaSaaaehie y aNla3 20 help tbe
workers ru3aiee Dee4aae of thia. ihe
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for interestiae mary laya III school
work saying the touch Of the uni-
yeraby had lasting effect
aha; Remains t. liz Done.
The toaatmaeter aaii fhe rule ~
feast he'd been ohaervgfi In saving
the eocd Wine for the last That the
next speaker WAS nlau atsHys oH
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-27
B.s@ elEEtTRE.

Today-"Mother's Busy Week" an amusing number picturing the an noyances of wife and mother. The opening scenes are at the seashore where the small boy pretends to fall off a dock. Later tho elder son brings home wife whom he passes off as the new maid. A pleasing lit tie domestic comedy. Webster Camp bell and Neva Gerber appear
 s"The Mystery of Eagle Cliff," an interesting story of the way in which circumstantial evidence sometimes seems to incriminate an innocent man. The scientist in this borroWs money from a rich man; the latter follows him to restore locket and is killed in a fall from a cliff.
 "A Perplexins Pickle Puzzle. .,--The woman in the grocery store misses & great number of pickles from her bsrrel and employs detective to trace the thief. The latter turns out to- be her son, who has tapped the barrel through the floor
 Mutue, Weekly News, with all tho latest world happenings brought to your town. Hzt.
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HOW TQ. BE. EEEIcIENf.

NQthing sape the vitali:" Ike kad. |1oy trouble. It causes backache RkadAche, stiff joints, sore muscles esalv1ays tirsdl' feeling.1 rheumatism |Snd other ills. TO be efficient, you |nu6t be healthy, Foley Kidney Pills
 ttensth4h the kidneys, help them dc Dheir work of. Altering cut from the SypiAm the waste matter that causes
 S trouble. Mann Ph Armacy.
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l AbausEMENTS sil advance notices furnished by
 Theatres.
A.MuSE.I THEATRE

Today-Mary Fuller in Under Southern Skies"
 l. lia Crofton, a high-strung south ern girl of eighteen. Is loved by two young men, Burleigh Mayor and Steve nanghheney, both of good Family and about the same age.
 The story opens in 1860 on Majo, Crcfton's vast Louisiana plantation where U Has eighteenth birthday Is being celebrated by hig house party
 Leila has been brought up under the impression that her mother dice when she was cnly two wars old.
 Leila has been conscious for some time that there was some mystery involving her mother, as all answers to her questions to her father or Aunt Dcsh'sy had always been avoid sd, but on her eighteenth birthday she presses her father to tell her about her mother.
 The major puts her off, but in a yesion the r'cior sees himself and his wife with leir daughter in their cid home4-in Savannah. All ia hap pine ss and sunshine until a hanlsome young man wins the young wifa's confidence and she elopes with him leaving her heart-broken husband and little girl behind.
 The major cannot face the humilia- ton in his old home. So With his baby girl he moves to Louisiana, wh re Leila can grow up without learning her mothers past.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-27
kScordion Plaited Dresses

1 1u1UOW 11O0OOo lad Ae sent to Frank Dietrich's 11a1hi1g Haspital to, be re-plaited; 4oO aaR other ladies' or gents cloth i6, t&6t need cleaning, pressing or &e4In1k We also put new Things in at. AnA dp all general, repair work GSs Oists La*ine's' lQaal,ty
 Gh0b 2e011 Main st.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-27

M Monday special, whits' enamelet
 SSth room for 9Sc and $1.S5. Wortf
 iopblS the price asked. Reap {
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-27

and Oak street, by the score of IS to- 6, in a contest which was hard fought and exciting throughout. !.
 The strong line of th1 West Second avenue chaps was toe much for the Catholic boys, who, however. put up A steady, determined contest at all stages. The stars of the game were Walksr. Lee, List and Collins for the West Second avenue team, and Oats and Redmon for the Annunciation squad. The touchdowns were made by Lee 3, Walker and Redmond.
 Nhe squads linGl LID as follows:
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.L.Q c A L..
WINDOW GLASS

3hughmai1 Cabinet Shop. Phone 1247
 TwO dcllars worth for 9sc Mon, Ay at sReap & Crawfor1s. u 1ot Or4pnic 'cla.si1ed" ads hunt LIT wapts. They 60 everywhere. al Soat iA t1
 Three dollars worth for $1,35 I6ndAy. See .0,sr window. Reap X Crawford. t:
 -fiAardrsssing, manicuring. sham polng. ocalp treatment and chiro- 6ax, Mamade Susie Hockenhull
 If11 W. ,HafraQue, phone 1900. ti
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:RxEy1sNTxT1yE FROM SUICIDE
 y10e tAS New Visible Silent Wood |ottGk Tyhewriter. sold by Nath R.
 o6gers, agent, 1Th Main street, |pjne Bluff, Ark. you'll always remain 5ono4 A.-~ v-2S-3m
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NOTICE. ].

0R account of the .increasea price QR }ooda our prices for milk will be as {bll6SS 4 Sm and after November i: 41llk. 12. cents a quart: 6 cents pint; NAtdA 16 cents 3 jar:,p %-.,f .f' \ &s''s' N, M MODEL DAIRY. Ns '-eq s ss C. L, WIT1KERSON, Mgr. X HOME RAIRY, .s s+ c. WILSON. Mgr. N. HOME DAIRY. s,s EVA M, REICIIEN BROS. s' Y. IN -ts, 1O-23-St
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JOHN DUNDEE BEATS
 EXCLAMATION RITCHlE
Giving Away Ten Pounds, Italian Scrapper. Makes Former Title ts3 Holder II Look Like a Dub.

New York, Oct. 26.-Johnny Dundee beat Willie Ritchie, the former light- weight champion of the world in their bout at Madison SQuare garden to- night, and beat him through all but about two of ten hot rounds.
 The queer, hop-toad tactics Of the little Italian seemed to completely be- fiddle the one time title holder. Will lie was more of welerweight than a light weight on the scales. having nearly ten pounds advantage over Dundee, and he was more of a sec end, rather than champion in the ring.
 Boston. Oct. o6ATed (KiD Lewis of Chicago defeated Jos Mandot ci New Orleans in their 12-laund bout here tonight. Lewis scored two kneckdowns, one in the first round and the second in the twelfth. He outpunched, outfought, and outgsner- aled the New Orleans boxer.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-27
TAILORS SAY. sMOST DELIGHTFUL"

Most tailors suffer from constipa- tion. c. w. Roberson, Wichita Falls. Texas. says: "I find Foley Cathart'c Tablets the most delightful. cleansing cathartic I have ever taken" They keep the stomach sweet and liver ac- |tive, and drive away biliousness, bloating, headache. dullness and other results of clogged bowels. Mann Pharmacy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-27
WEST SECOND BOYS WIN Academy Youngsters Unable to Pene'
 trate Opponents Line.

The West Second avenue boys foot ball squad defeated the squad or gridiron warriors representing An nunciation academy, in match yes terday on the green at Fcurth avenue
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-27
MONEY TO LEND

on improved fsrms. $500 and up
 wand. 5 to 10 years time, with year. M payment privilege. Reasonable fatas. Give total acreage. number of acfes In actual cultivation. kind ot ssoil. distance and direction from rail
 road station and full description oi Improvements in first letter to avoid
 delay. Address, W. s. Holt, 21S West
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NOTICE.

All members of Pine Bluff Aerie 209, F. 0. E., are requested to ba. pres ent at the meeting Thursday night OctCbsr 2S, 8 D. m. Business of inn portance. Visitors welcome.
 w. c. McBRYDE, Secretary. 1O-27-2t stt4'i }".