Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 31, Number 123, 25 May 1906 — Page 4
The Richmond Palladium, Friday, May 25, 19GB.
Page 4.
RICHMOND DAILY PALLADIUM
Palladium
competition. The Republican party
has been admittedly the only party of progress In the United States during
Printing Co., Publishers, the rast ten years, but It will have to
give up this proud, title if it cannot
prove itself broad enough to change with the times, and adopt a new tariff more suitable to the present needs of the country than the one now in use. Protection is a good economic
principle, but It should not be pushed to the extreme of only protecting the few at the expense of the many, and Mr. Landis will show his wisdom if
ho recognizes this fact.
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dros&ea relative tr misslnnnrv wnrk
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Persons. wismnpt to lawe mo rAiiifv in eeneral were made. Th Rpv T
DIUM by carrier may o.w oy posiai Ci Atchison, was the nrf-Ridins- nffi-
or telephoneeither 'phone No. 21. cer Moderator McClurkln discussed
When .delivery Is Irregular kindly the problems that confront the work-
make complaint. era In the home mission fields and the
Julius Spede and James A. Jamieson.
, Revisfon. Rev. J. B. Jackson, Wm. E. Dunlap, S. M. Hood, John M. Jones and Hugh Shlllaby. Nominations. Thomas Balph, Rev. D. Craig Stewart, Rev. W .1. Reid, D. R. Jurbrie, W. P. White, Rev. R. W. Naiver, R. A. Evans, Rev. John McClenahan, Rev. Paul Stewart and Rev. J. S. Colvin, Appropriations. W. W. Lawrence, J. A. Thompson. H. F. Wallace, W. H. Vincent, E. S. McKltrick, J. R. Logue, John Ferguson and J. M. Wallace. Theological Seminaries. , Rev. M. G. Kyle, W. A. Robb, R. G. Pinkerton, G. L. Rodgers and H. V. Crooks. Young People's Work. Rev. A. F. Kirkpatrick, Rev. W. H. McMurray, Rev. J. II. Gibson, G. II, Edgeworth, R. D. Speer and A. G. Charlton. Education. Rev. R. A. Elliott, Rev. CurUs Stevenson, Rev. John Ferguson, Dr. R. B. Cummins and William Wright. Publication. J. R. Logue, Charles D. Fulton. W. R. Sawhill, Marlin Prenton and I. C.
Stewart.
Ministerial Relief
SURVEYORS AT WORK
TRACTION LINE'S ROUTE.
Paris Mirror' Says Construction Will Begin Before the End cf Summer The Route as now Laid out New Paris on the Line.
In speaking of the new Dayton and Richmond traction line the New Paris Mirror says: Sometime ago we noted the statement given out ' that the Morgan-Mc-Gowan-Schoepf traction syndicate would built a line to connect Dayton and Richmond, to connect their lines
reaching from Newark, O., to Terre Haute, Ind. Their decision to do so was said to be the result of their inabilty to buy the Dayton & Western at what they considered a reasonable price, $3,000,000 being named as the
figure at which that property is held.
Nothing further has been heard in
regard to the project until last week
and in the meantime it has been an-
Rev. J. G. Hunt talked of the work worth and L- McQuIston.
I In foreign fields. There was a very
The PALLADIUM, will be found at large audience of Richmond people in
the following places : Palladium Office. ; WeBtcott Hotel. Arlington Hotel. Union News Company Depot. Gates' Cigar Store, West Malnl . The Empire Cbjar Store.
addition to the delegates and the ses
sion was one of exceptional interest.
Work Yesterday.
The presentation of memorials and
official papers of one sort and anoth
er, which have bearing on any special
work of the United Presbyterian
J. M. Wallace, Rev. Nathan Wine- nouncea that the syndicate n:; pur-
gart, M. B. Patterson, G. H. Edge- cnasea tne Dayton ana ortnern ana j
otner lines connecting Dayton ana in-
Women's Board. dianapolis by way of union City and l
Rev. R. E. McClure, Rev. S. M. Bai- -M uncle. It was thought possible that
ley, Rev. J. M. M'cConnell, John AYiams this might furnish the desired connec- j
re!?
T-'f-" m I.'
and William McCullom.
church in general, were received yes-
1 1 " I terdav and refprrpd in the nrnnor
TWO CENTS AT ALL PLACES OF committees. This work occupied
tue conierence most oi tne aay and
HERE A! THERE
SALE.
there was no actual business in the
way of passing upon any of the questions now confronting the church.
The formal report of the work of
hte Men's Movement was presented
Mary had a poodle dog,
She loved him dearly too,
For he would kiss her rosy lips,
Which no one else would do.
tlon and lead to the abandonment of j the proposed new line, but it appears I that the syndicate wants a direct con-;
nection and Mr. Schoepf gave out the statement at Indianapolis last Friday that the road would be built from Brookville to Richmond and that the
work will be commenced this summer. The surveyors are said to be already
at work.
The road will probably be built by
way of Manchester and ElDorado, possibly taking in Lewisburg also. Of course. New Paris cannet be missed.
Whether it will be built from that point direct to Richmond or some ar-
FRIDAY. MAY 25. 1906.
"STAND PAT," LANDIS.
Last Wednesday afternoon Repre-
The hsighth of economy was reach
anil .f n In. T11 l"Vfl A mnJn An ,1 .J - I - .1 .1 1 i . , 1 . h,Via nrftll I
uuimiivm liiauc au uuuifss eu uu uay iiiBi. ween wueu a rangement made with the D & W i
uu lu bUJwl wmcu just now is Known iaay or tne city Dougnt a tooiu for the use of ita tracks is uncertaln
uruubiug bu uiucu interest tnrougn me orusn at tne secona nana store
church.
une or tne memorials presented yes- A teacher had been having a
terday touched upon the subject of lot of trouble in her efforts to teach
offensive advertising in some of the a small boy the propriety of saying
church papers, particular attention "have crone". One dav after school she
CITY AND COUNTY
Real Estate Transfers.
being paid to the advertising of so- kept him in and said "Now while I called "fake" patent medicines, many am gone from the room I want you
tentative Charles B. Landis delivered or wnIcn lt was declared contained as to write "have gone" fifty times on . . . ,T . ..I much or more alcohol as is found iri your slate. At the end of a few min-
n speecn in iuo iiuu uiub beverages that are sold over bars in utes she returned and found the seat Rachel M. Frazer to Albert R
tariff question. Air. .anais iook. a saloons. The memorial came from empty. Picking up the slate she read Albertson, south half of lot 6
radical stand In favor or tno tariff in me inicago rresoytery and advocated on one side "have gone fifty times,' in the town of Greensfork $ 600
forco at present, declaring that well tne elimination of such objectionable and on the other "I have went home." Alice Schlencker to Elizabeth
My dearest wife, which shall I bring,
An auto or a diamond ring? "My dearest husband, wifie quoth
"I think you auto bring me both.'
of accent and
There are meters meters of tone.
But the best way to meet 'er is to
meet 'er alone. There are letters of accent and let ters of tone ,
But the best way to lett 'er is to girj
lett er aione.
Culbertson, the north half of lot 1G in plot laid out by Drury Davis In the north east quarter of section 6, township 17,
range 13, east $ 20
Katherine W. Moelk to Lillian
L. Mendenhall land Charlotte Vesey, part of lot 182 in that part of the city laid out by C.
W. Starr $ 220
Births.
Dolbert Mlnnick ana wire, city a
There little girl, don't cry.
They have trod on your corns I
know. And the ugly bruise On your patent shoes Makes them look unfit for show.
But you'll feel better by and by
There little girl don't cry.
Building Permits.
Marion Shreeve, remodeled frame,
48 South 16th street, $400.
Charles Street, frame, 14th and
enough should bo let alone, and citing hjrtng matter from the church
as proof of his stand the wonderful " A QenePa Treasurer.
prosperity this country has enjoyed The report of the committee which
during the last ten years, under a Re- has considered the advisability of the
rmbHcan administration and a hieh Proposition to create the office of a
HAnAral Tron anror if Aoaamhlv
protective tariff. Conditions must wm be QCted up(m a I fce different in Mr. Landis' district special order, following the discussion
than they are In tho Sixth, otherwise of the report on temperance. Under
he could never consistently defend our the Present financial system of the
hm. , uenerai AssemDiy or tne unitea I'res
I Dvterlan church each dennrtrnant hnn
- A. J 1 1 A. I
wrougni in lucnmonu uy mo mgu iar- lts treasurer, The committee recom-
Iff is illustrative of the condition or mended that a general treasurer affairs throughout the ' entire Sixth should be named, the officer to have
nistrw wo a nil vrv mnrh rln. charge of all funds collected or con-
uiuuieu unu nave uirect oversignc oi
the matter of apuortlonina such funds
street to enable tne iioosier plant to among the various boards, etc.
Increase its capacity, because . it Statistical Report.
monns tn.it snmA rnur nunrtrfn nrtrtl- I i v juurn-ouug icyuua ouu-
i mlHorl ixraa Ko rm nkwn 1 . V. A . . .
lo1 v.ti will n-fv.r, ,,1, I "" ""v """"6
' bershlp of the church, the finances, naturally indicates that Richmond's etc., which are embodied in the gener-
: population will bo Increased. This al statistics, compiled by Dr. Wallace.
' . . ... . ... I In xn..t .V . 1 .
in turn win mean new nouses must be 111 i"""- luc ''i as iohows:
'hniif n rVi. 0iar. r,,. 'The net increase in the member-
. oH u.o xvjilcu is u,yo. ,ur o.o per
,"1UC,a "a.u.awjr vxiu WuUvlU1S cenL Th,3 Include3 the lnCrease ln 'and carpenters will benefit, while the India for three years. The increase
'grocers and meat markets will have m America Is 2,560 or 2.1 per cent.,
Ynnr-month- tr. foH on tho rao,. against 1.6 per cent, last yea. This PaiiRcium special.
t v w . . - . ....... . I ri..ni it m o t
lucreasB nas ueen aisiriDutea over all wemn vmc, iui. auu mm
CBBDls niore CIOlueB' ar eooas, eic... the Synods The table of f cent. P. M. Russell left Tuesday evening
to provide. Were it not for the high ages traces the movements in the for Pellston, Michigan where they will
(amIW 1 n .- h CAiifr O 1 ,.IJ mnmKAMr.UtH thr miacta frY o mcalf rt A T r .n I
i.anu vitvui, otuu. a. wuuiu lucmueisuni, uo fcl'to,-a 1U1 a -n. vn. h. emu onntyi 12th street $1000
Dracticallv double the canacitv of inere as Deen an Increase of iurs- ri"TUU- UU11U8 "us
w 14awaa I lit- -1 ri 1 i rx Jl.v
iz,t;y, or e.5 per cent., in the rnn- Beu aosenue uunes dluiuusu, or
Women Who Are
Free From Female
IHs Sleep Soundly Points , "to the How many women are troubled with insomnia! How f ntlQA few, alas, habitually sleep the night through and
USC 1CUCM1CU, ,t If you can't sleep it is because your nerves will not letVour body rest. Women's nervous troubles
come from ' female diseases. Their delicate or
ganism is network, of intricate nerves. No woman can suffer from
female irregularities without eventually ruining her nervous system. Get rid of female,disease and the perfect sleep cf childhood will return. lydiaLPinlthams Vegetable CoMpotiM cures all female troubles and restores nerve equilibrium and brings sound, restful, healthful, natural sleep. Thus does this wonderful 'remedy operate to bring health to suffering women. Wakefulness &.nd Nervousness Cured Dear Mrs. Ptnkham:-4js spring, 1 lost my appetite, had headaches, and bearing .down paina with cramps so that 1 was In perfect misery. I became wakeful and extremely nervous. 1 decided to try Lydla E. Plnkham's Vegetable Compound, and am pleased to state that I derived Immediate benefit and soon enjoyed permanent relief. Within eight weeks I was restored to normal health and felt refreshed and strengthened as though I had enjoyed a lengthy vacation.- , " S Since that time I have recommended your Compound to a number of my lady
friends suffering with female irregularities, and those who have u$ed it report great . benefit from Its use. Mu. E. E. Vaw Dihtsr. 965 College Ave., Appleton, Wis. Vice-President Social Economic Club.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound' has cured more women of female diseases than any other medicine in the world. Mrs. Pinkham, daughter-in-law of Lydia E. Pinkham, advises sick women free. She will write you a personal letter if you tell her about your case. Address Mrs. Pinkham, Lynn, Mass.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Cures Where Others Fail
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NOTICE
OF
OF DISSOLUTION
PARTNERSHIP. Notice is hereby given that the partnership heretofore existing between Timothy Nicholson, Josiah W. Nicholson and Thomas Nicholson, in the
firm name of Nicholson & Bro., Booksellers, Stationers, etc., is this day
dissolved by the sale of the interest
of Josiah W. Nicholson to Timothy
Nicholson, and the retirement of said
North J streets, $400.
John M. Wampler, remodel brick, ,OBlfth w. Nicholson from the firm.
beventn and Norm A streets, ssoo. T1- hn.in;iai wli ho mnttnn imdor
Susan B. Lantz, frame, Ridge and the firm naiA it NIcholson & Bro.. as
State streets, $1,200. hm-Ptofor. hvVri mot.hv Nlo.hnlaon and
Ellis A. Schaeffer, frame, 42 South Thomas Nicholson, who will compose
All former nnhers of the rnllsmim 1Cth street $1,000. the new flrm. All obligations of the
Artnur ivimDrougn, remoaei irame old firm are assumed and will be paid
Under the Heading "Business Directory" Will be found a list of firms arranged under proper headings which wIV enable anyone looking for any line of business to at price see where they should go.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
flrA rnnpstPfl to rn nn fV F! Smith
I r r ii. ftii. i a. A r
Starr Piano Store for places for the " iNOi,m, !aLree'-' 10";
Festival.
CENTERVILLE.
Richmond, Ind., May 21st, 1906. TIMOTHY NICHOLSQK. JOSIAH W. NICHOLSON. THOMAS NICHOLSON. TO THE PUBLIC. The undersigned has this day re
tired from the firm of Nicholson &
Eli Morris, remodel brick, 25 North Bro., Booksellers, Stationers, etc., on
their tilant which would mrnn wnrk r ' '", "l u, XJtr ce"l- " me con- D5-" 12th street $2 200 account 01 111 nesyin ana me impera-
i ma mtieitsu nas Deen in all I c"-",-1"ii b"-
by the new firm, and all bills and de-
Mr. Fisher, frame, West Fourth and mands due the old firm are owned iby
Chestnut street, $1,500. and payable to the new flrm.
Vaughan Crocker, frame barn, 312
Northwest Third street, $200.
John W. Knollenberg, remodel
frame, 434 South Eighth street, $800.
Oscar Tauer, frame, National ave
nue, 51,800.
T TP Shoffor romrtJol flro rvrnnf AO
ca.
for almost eight hundred more men
lucttoo nas ueen in ail """""" "e,- strppt $1 800 Aa It Is, Gaar, Scott & Co., will soon parts of the church, and has been dis- Mrs- Howard Anderson entertained V
be forced, to build a new plant in Can trlbuted to all the objects of which re- at dner on Sunday the Misses Jennie ada .In order to hold their trade there P8 fre maG- . . . ISl"!!.!. WInG Star S
Eben Louck, frame,
'It la w-T-t Vi ir 1 t . I nf Hifhinnnrt.
t.1-1. 1. t . . ... . .1 - L,1j i Dictiai uuua!. mai
wujcu i oemg nousiy mreaieneo the cngregations are now making Dr. H. Gabel is attending the Indl-
by the retaliatory measures that coun- their contributions more generally to ana Grand Lodge F. and A. M. at In
try has adopted, as a protest against au ino funds of tho Church, civinc aianapons tms weeK
our unjustly high tariff. , In this man- more C(luitable support to each. Only LoveU Cooney and family spent
v... 1 . m w, many of them very feeble reoort sunaay witn sits, uert ruttie at uuve ner the business men and farmers of Ly,!' .Z, ';BUlt' pon tun themselves as no civlni tr, anv f,,r,. Hill.
w . . . . 1 cj- e w " j iiu . 1
v ayno county are pemg deprived of 30, with a membership of 967 make no Rev- L- A. Winn and Thomas Clev
nn increase ln business through the submitted a report and this report enEer are attending the Prohibition
'dog-in-the-mancer" tariff which the reDOrt- Tnese also are generally otaie convention at inaianapons
I IrtnKl n 1 1! I HI. T7l1(nUM1M4. Tl-,
defending. With
valley
Piano Company, brick river
South First street, $10,000.
must retire from business until my
South 21st bealtl1 ls restoret- retirement
from tne nrm uortn? reasons given will not causa anj Interference with the business which will be continued
A Harsh, frame. Second and North i 1
demands upon the' old firm will be paid by the new and the new firm
own and are authorized to collect all
accounts and claims due to the old
firm.
Richmond, Ind., May 21, 1906. JOSIAH W .NICHOLSON.
A streets,. $400.
Court Routine.
so"
Abraham L. Hebble, administrator
of the estate of the late Mary Hebble
INSTANCE. ''"' ' ' r ' ' ' E. W. COLLIN, Fire Insurance, City and Sunn. Telephone 553. 20 Main street. .
- The leading Real Estate Han in Rienmocd, WOODIIURtST, 913
Main. Fanr.s an city property. Fire ,
Insurance. , tf.
TEAS AND 00FFEE3.
GREAT ATLANTIC & PAOITIO. TEA 00. f Kxtra S. & ll. trading stare pu withour teas, coffees, baking powders, extracts andpices. 727 Main street.
IREDELL & FERGUSON. Fire Insurance. 4 North Ninth St. Tel. 626. Notary public.
I have lots for sale on very easy terms on NortU Oth, North F, North isth, Soufli J3lsr, Richmond Ave and Sheridan ftreet. See me, Al H. Hunt, 7 NortL 'Jib street. "
It has gone out of fashion to boast of never reading ads. Those who do not nowadays are inclined to keep quiet about it, as they would about any other personal shortcoming.
OASTORIA, Bears th Yea Haw Always BcagM
Signature of
ANYTHING YQfi WANT IN THErfARM LINE. improved farrnslargc or Small Gall on Jt E. MOORE Over 6 N. 7th St. Richmond, Ind.
Palladium Want Ads Pay.
strenuously ,.T Q ,4i. .x. . . UqItiq cnnii nhoriao r,j has Qualified under the bond of $100. kb3wj
a sensible tariff, the last fjpnrnl Aa CQrKw , o j famllv nf Rlphmnnil. M. C. Henley has been appointed .Ml
- I " " v-.v..v. . -
'mil o wl 4W.Jfrti4rjeaVi3fi
Gaar, Scott & Co. would be able to Clerk furnished each Financial Arnt Mrs. M. A. Brown and her daughter administrator of the estate of the
build their new plant in Richmond In- with a statement of the pro rata of Mlss Mode, went to Dublin on Wed- late Mrs. C. O. Tucker. No bond was
stead of erecting it in Canada, and as1" ttauuai quoia per member.
in the case of tho Hoosler plant this The Standng Committees.
would mean an Increase In T?lrh. .
I 1UUU t'llll I Ir ll Tl II1TIT1T1 a n r
mond's population, with a correspond- the make-up of the Assembly's Stand- D'nes south, of Centerville.
lnp increase in the volume of business 'S Committees just prior to atfjourn-
transactod in this locality. The far-
nesday for a few days visit with required.
friends. W. K. Cheesman, administrator of
Lloyd K. Hill jr. and family spent the estate of thr) late Elizabeth Cul-
! Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Floyd bertson, has filed report of final set
tlement.
Mrs. Douglas Monger, west of Cen- The will of the late Anna Hassard
mpnr vpstpHiv rnnn t, n . lcl vlue ouu aiuuger 01 was nnea yesieraay m tne circuit
, .,wv,. illtJ, alc n-lc(. ,-lc?f-l TVT fllo T)wi j. t,.-u . . ,
on Monday. administrRtor under Tond of Xl.OOO.
Mrs. Cora DeMoss Is visiting Miss The will provides that a part of the
real estate containing the home, be
enhanced bv the lncrPn in u Elbert Manlov nn.l v 1. s M8- . voiuiuum rturnea given to the husband and the remain-
. " r v v " Sunday from a brief visit to Mr. and
mers would have a larger market here
In tho city to dispose of their products,
follows :
Bill and Credentials.
u two v-.ijr tu u.ayu. OI tueir prooucts, Dr. j, o. Carson. J. M. Atchinson J 1"s, IS t"""S and tho value of their farms would be H. Brown, John Taylor, Daniel Black F1renceT btarr. at Hagerstown.
lation. It will take a long and hard
Judiciary.
T. Tl O -w-
fight, however, to break the sway of Ta' V P v S r i' . Taggart, Rev. K. M. McFarland, J. B. the high tariff believers, as their doc- Worley, Samuel MarUn, J. R. Herron,
trine nas become llrnily entrenched R. D . Speer. in the minds of a majority of the Deo- Foreign Missions.
Vie of this country, as synonymous n Dr' TIL Jallatce' Frederick Elliott, George Sanders.
nrnlK- In I V- -. Al Jacob Tice of
Mrs. Horace Hurst at Beeson Station. Mrs. Alice Howell of Reidston Annex was the guest of Mrs. John Rohe
on Monday.
Peter Cutler and family of Fountain
City spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
C. II.
Dr.
iuoueii. Home Missions.
C. II. Strong. T. C. Atchinson,
with prosperity, and naturally so ln view of tho wonderful run of good
times we havet experienced during the
Vast ten years or so. But the tha nntl.tnriff rnv-lclnntata mloo
, I Freedman's Mission.
iaw "ua, luwuiuure, Wi n. Vincent, Rev. J. II. Breeden, may become antiquated, and in need Rev. I. E Walker, George Shute and
cf being thoroughly overhauled. That J- Shields.
la ha cltimtinn thia ftmttt'rv ta tana tn I Church Extensions.
face with today. It has advanced so . M. Lawrence, A. A. Puy and v
rapiuiy tnat its tarin system nas Deen 11. May.
unable to keep up, and as a result, is Finance
out of date and badly in need of re- Dr- J- A- Thompson, Rev. Edgar Mac Mt a if fon,ia ti e Pm- Rev- M- I- Munn, Frank S. Clark
0 .v v.. and j M Patterson.
is simpiy a Dreeaer ana protector oil Statistics.
the huge monopolies -which are actu- J. D. Mcllervey, Rev. L. K. Peacock,
ally threatening our national life. Albert McCIeary and William Cald-
I well thrnns'h lh rnrrnnt nnd illftral meth. I
- -1 ' A Correspondence.
nna rnpv line in Rwirin tr rn k r 11 Til r ni t i ... -
Jacob Tlce of Urbana, Ohio is spend
ing the week with his mother Mrs. Tice, South of Centerville.
Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Cooney were
Jix inf i0tt' estS of Mrs. J. L. Craig at Richmond is the and IL P' J." on Sunday.
The Ladies of the Penny Club would like for all the members to take or send their pies to the old
E. S. McKltrick, R. J. Davidson. Rev Ignited Presbyterian church Sunday
morning in time for the dinner that is to be served Sunday noon.
Take Hood's Sarsaparilla To purify, vitalize and enrich yonr blood, create an appetite and give yon strength.
der of the property be divided among
the three children.
Mrs. A. R. Gossling of Clifton, Cin
cinnati Is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Sol
Frankel of the Reid Flats.
How's This?
We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Satarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh
Cure. - - F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him perfecty honorable in all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made
by his firm. Walding, Kinnan & Marvin, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken Inter
nally, eating directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price 75c per
bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
Take Hall's Family Pills fcr con-
r t-j
J " HH HOT WEATHER w r ir vOv n rr ir n
I -ej AND : jQ iCOOKMG r ssiWF UTEWSILSi'IP 1 See Our New Lines. I ! -f Everything New and Elegant. r j"me; : wiMm ware e.i--I " '; ' ' : - - - ' ' '
rf a r , , iMv. w. li. WtlKou. Rev. J.J. Sham. I
sriDatSon.