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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-01-24
POOR.

SEALED proposals will be received by the Board
GNof County Commissioners of Saline County Kansas,
until L O'Clock February End, ISIS, for medical
attendance of the poor OF the county and prisoners
confined in the county Jail for year from the 10th
day OF February ISIS The successful bidder Will be
REQ ured to furnish medicine and medical attendance
for poor order Of Oyerseer OF the poor, SUPER
ntenden of poor farm and for prisoners by order OF
sheriff The Commissioners reserve the right 10 re-
ject any and all bids.
BY order OF the Board OF County Commissioners.
w. G.. SLOAN. County Clerk
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-01-24

Carpenters painting of the Signing
of the Emancipation Proclamation" has
been purchased by a wealthy New York
lady, and will be presented to the peo-
pie of tho United States through Con-
gress. General Garfield will present
it and Alex Stephens will receive it.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-01-24

The great female pedestrian. Bertha
Won Hitler, accomplished her task of
walking eighty-nine rifles in twenty-slx
hours.
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Mrs. Fremont writes from Paris that
the French trials resulted in giving Gen.
eral Fremont complete release from all
obligations.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-01-24

Russia keeps on threshiDg the Turks
and seems determined TO clean them
out entirely before she will be ready
to talk peace.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-01-24

The English Parliament met on the
18th inst The Queens speech was pa
cific in tone, but she advised adequate
preparation for contingencies.
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A bill has been prepared and will soon
be introduced in Congress, tor law to
compel the Union Pacific to pro rate
with the Kansas Pacific.
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Farm, for Sale.

xYARn a. sails errsk os.4rA cassty E1faaz fES
"A niles Of Mlzae4ypot4ss 10 scres&2 S1seT &C. =
ssfto--sl acres % Na timer toAk, EA4sASs sf.1
hlekhsrry Gzd c1stoz soo6l sfarZ Ia -eas-s BAL
nozss co1tai5las f0zT Fozss ssasse 49, - $3.50
aad q good ge3 On Ia pAscs- Or sc ~ esfssas
EszsETs tn cGcs foE p&rtscz-1Es 49,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-01-24

Samuel Bowles, editor of the Spring
field, Mass, Republican, died on the 10Th
inst.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-01-24

Stanley, the explorer, is making his
triumphal march to Londo On, and gather
ing honors as he proceeds.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-01-24

John Morrisey is reported to be in the
last stages of consumption of Jackson
vile, Florida.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-01-24

Ex-Gov. Groome, of Maryland, was
elected q. S. Senator from that State
last Friday.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-01-24

Cleopatra's Needle is cow floating in
the Thames. below London.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-01-24

In the Commonwealth of the 10th
inst, we find under the head of Supreme
Court items the following:
ain the case of Litowich VS.. Litowich,
now pending in the district court of Sa-
line county, the supreme court on yes
terday decided, that divorce granted in
Utah between persons not residing there
was a nullity and absolutely void"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-01-24

In the Probate Court in and for said County
In the matter ofthe Estate Stephen Carney Deceased
NOTICES hereby given that letters OF administration
~ have been granted to the undersigned the es-
tate of stephen Carney ate of said county deceased
by the Honorable, the Probate Court OF the county
and State aforesaid dated the 18th day of December,
A. ID ls11. Now, all persons having claims against
said estate hereby notaSd that they present
the same to the undersigned for allowance, within one
year from the date of id letters they be pre-
cluded from any benefit OF such estate; and that II
such claims be not exhibited within three years after
the date Of said letters they shall be forever barred
PETER DILL.
December IS, 1s77. 4s-4w Administrator.
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All official Printing Of Saline County
Published in this Paper.
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The Annual Meeting OF the Stockhold-
ers of the Farmers Elevator Associa-
ton will be held Of the Court House in
Salina, on Saturday, the 2nd day Of Feb
ruary, at 10 O'Clock a. m.
V. B. MARTIN,
Jan. 5, ISIS. Secretary.
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LIST OF BILLS ALLOWED
BY THE
Board of 90. Commissioners,
OF SALINE COUNTY, KANSAS,

STATE OF KANSAS, l.
COUNTY OF SALINE, %
hereby certify that the within and foregoing list
OF bills is correct.
Witness my hand and official seal this the Dist day o,
seall Janua ny, A. ID. 1875.
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Rvoy,!er ofthe Boar; 0; County Commissioners.
". &. SLOAN County Clerk

NOTICE IS hereby given that the ltin Gay OF
~ .Janusry, ISIS, petition SlgnSi l.. Charles
Shirah, Geo. W. Miller aud others, was presented
to the Board OF County Commissioners OF saline
County and state OF Kansas praying Tor the location
OF "A certain road, described ~ tcliows, VIZ:
Beginning ~ the southeast corner of the southwest
quarter Of section twelve 2| townships fifteen isl
south 81 rad-c Two al west Of the sixth principal
meridian ana lunaIGS north four miles on the half
section line 10 he northeast corner Of the north
west quarter of section twenty-five t25l. Township
fourteen sonih OF rangetwo IN wes. sixth principal
meridian
Whcrenpou. said Board of County Commissioners
appointed the following Lamet persons, va: VIM
Pttfis. A L. " ait and v Farley, as viewers with
instructions TO meet, conjunction with the County
surveyor, az he h use Of /. e. Hooper in Eurvka
tov-nship on Monday the llih day OF March \. l.
ISIS or the following dsy, aad proceed % view said
road, and :. iTe 70 ali parties hearing
By order o! TIE Board Of County commissioners.
W C. SLOAN, COUNTY Clerk
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NOTICE Is hereby. given, that "a the nth day Of
In January ISIS, petition signed by James Potts, l.
Mccormick and Others was presented 10 the 10 ard
Of County commissioners OF SaiIse County and state
of kansas praying for the location certain road,
described as follows. gls.
Commencing at The northeast corner al section u.s.
township lal range west, tGcnce weei between
sections lo) and %, pciwUcn ~ aud Isl, between
flD and an u tht northwest corner oi 40
WEcrCupOn said Rear! OF County Commissioners
appointed the following banned persons, ~. C., Z.
Granger, v. IL Gentry and Aaron Robbins rs view
ers with instructions meet at the house 81 James
Potts IN spring creek Township, an Friday the LIT
Gay of March A. ID. ISIS, The following day and
proceed 10 view said r0ad, and give - all parties
hearing.
Rv order O fthe Board 0; County Commissioners
W &. SLOAN CoIntN Clerk
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ROAD NOTICES.

NOTICE is hereby given. that on the lith day of
IN January 1875 petition signed by Patrick Ryan
Daniel Mason ard others, presented 10 the Board
OF County Commissioners Of Saline County and State
Kansas praying for the location ola certain road
described ~ follows, VIZ
Beginning at the south west corner of the south west
quarter Of the north east quarter OF section No.
township II, Range ID west. Thence running east
on halt section line half mile to the south east
of the south east quarter of the north east
quarter of said section township and range; also q
petition signed by Patrick Ryan, Daniel Mason and
others praying for the vacations of certain road de-
scribed as follows, viz; Commencing at or near the
south OF the south west of the north
quarter of section No. in township No Ia south
Of range ID west, thence running dag0naily through
The south halt of the north east quarter of said section
nersecting the section line between sections and 8,
In about the middle OF the south east quarter Of the
north quarter of said sections, township Ii,
/, west.
Whcreupon, said Board Of County Commissioners
app plated the following named persons viz: DAVID
Reese, J. Barnett and john sutton as viewers with
instructions meet, in conjunction with County sur
ycyor at the house of PIrick RYAN IN Solomon town.
ship Friday he 22nd day OF March 4. ID. 1873,
the day thereafter and proceed 20 view said road,
and give 10 all parties hearing.
By order Of the Board Of County Comm ssi01ers,
W. = SLOAN, County clerk
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Is hereby gwen that on the - iiht Oi
~ uary s1S,a petition sgn"d by l. Faulkner, Isaac
4 Burch and oilers was presented 10 the Board OF
County Commissioners OF Saline C,uhty and state OF
Kansas rrd! g Tor the location OF Il ceris road, de-
scrbed as follows, viz:
beginning AZ fhc southwest corner OF section TWEEN
~ g , township thirteen (3l south IF range no.
three 90 the siXtr principal me ln and run
ning due east TWO iuvs on the section LA between
.ocjions tweaty t2ll aad twenty-nine (2D and
lions tweh'y-one Oh ant twentv-eisht (27) {" tie
soutGg.sf cDraer OF said section tventy-ole (2D;
thence u a J I chr angie due south tive mules the
section line nel wep sections tyenty-seypn iZfl and
twenty EIGHT t9S) ana sections thirty three 33) and
rfy-C,ur "a csding at the town line at the sou h
asi irner thirty a. oil IN township
no. thirteen Isl sJuih o range no three ii west Of
the 81, n ,riuC Il m m an the c. CA ST on town lire
between townships thirteen l3l and fourteen IA
to the oltost corner Of section three, township no.
fourteen pa range three II west. thence due
>nuIn or Inc dividing sections two III and three
I3l township iourteea ia range three Isl west
half mile, mters cin5 ile road leading TO Null
berry bridge
Also fr he atom o. the ollown parts of roads
VIZ. -nclg AT the center of section twenty
eight t,NashH thirteen II range three ri west Of
thc SIX principal merriam ahd running due east one
Er center ci section iwenty-seyen l21l thence
due south one i'urih nile. thence due east oie half
me ending az TIE SECTION Inc dFtdlng sections TWEEN
ty-siX l26 ana twenty Scyen III township no thir-
teen range three l3l west OF sixth principal Mer-
idan.
Also that part OF what known as the state road
rs follows. to-Wit: Commencing nj point one fourth
mile east OF the northwest corner OF section twenty
two I21l township thirteen ~ range three al
Of the sixth principal M rlial and running on
half mile IN the direction OF west by south thence due
south one and three fourth miles, thence south by
east OF mile terminating az the town
ship line dividing townships tn rteen l3l and four
teen ~ range three Isl west oil the skin rnclpai
meridian.
Whcreupon, said Board Of County Commits sianers
appointed the following named persons, viz: VIM.
Muir, II II. Nash and Z. C. DAVIS as viewers, W lih
instructions to meet, conf junction with the County
surveyor, at the hOd,e OF Isaac A. Burch IN Elm
creek township, on Monday the 25th day of March
ID. 1s1S OF Ia following day and proceed to view
said road, and give 30 all par .es a hearing.
BY order OF The Board ui County Commissioners,
" &. SLOAN,
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NOTICE Is hereby gwen. tear o. the lGta t.y q
IN January ISIS etlssol stgced oy Ants-uy SallS-
aresi Chas. esTvsuit Sld others, was presented %
the Board 81 CgulY commissioners OF saline County
and State q Kansas. praying tor ttc location 81
cCr1a4n road. described s. Follows, W.
Commencing on tie north bank CT TIRE smoky Hal
rivel the range ilne hriEeea rAaxes and tao
between Ihe iAsl owned by John Cline and Laws
DonInsyeT ~. AID toeace EeTtA on SAID range line
90 The 1rlh line % fne cgusfy.
Ahercupon "a board o. coanfy roTsHni ssio1ers aD-
rotated tae following nzu,r-l persOas. Edward
Wells. Jsines Asssa and IIEa SHlllyGa as Viewers,
with iasrrac % eSt \, the hSass OF Joan Cltas
Sol township on Monday the i-sh day Of Ma. ca,
cIs. lie lay follow -. AMI prOsccs 70 view sad
road xac give 10 al parties a hearing.
~ CFdes IlAe beard CT oSunty c2E21.issi0oers,
". e SLOAN, county clSEk-
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THURSDAY, JANUARY "a, 1878.
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rults, U0nfectl0nS. etC
Guardians Notice.

GHurdfGn's -NOFtcS.
STATE OF KANSAS, ..
Gown OF sALTrK.
In n. PROBATE Court IN Az ~ sai4 CosniF
In TIE Matter Of the Estate ~ JAMES HEssos sizs
lzzEftf
NOTICE Is hsrsby Essn Lzf lsttsrs % EafsEsnsAip
~ have b~sz xrsntEd = ;se 4aGsTEssssa "a ne "a
tate Of jams HnsfSz n rxssGaz "a sd tozEsy AT
iza-ed luEstse. b. Sc hoeoTssAsr 10 FFssss eo-1
Of TIE couEfy nnd stsss srssas4. ostsc r. LIB asf
q DeceEEb<T, 4 y. q
RoBLgT n BISHOP. saA-5sHs
December ssth, is-7. FT1
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NOTICE is hereby given that on the lith dsF OF an
IN uary, ISIS, Iefiton signed by Charles Sniraa,
" Porter and others, presented 90 the Boar! Of
coautV commissioners OF the county and state siore-
said, pTayine Tor the lCcation OF certalH rosc de-
scrIbed A. follows:
Commencing at the northwest corner or the north.
quarter OF section thirteen ll3l. town dfgeen ISL
range two III west, thence running south on the halI
section line TOUR niles % the south line OF the town
shin.
appointed tnc fpilowiaE persons, Flz. : ! BtT-
Eett, ,. b Townsend and Anihczy FGrlCy a. view
ers, with instructions 70 meet Ia cIutHnc.Gn vita
the County surveyor at the house II Ihzs ShiTaA In
Walnut township, on Tuesday TIE l9th day OF March
4. y lsss, or the so0winS Gay. s1i prpceed . Fiev
said read, and give . AT parties = leHTI1g.
By oTaer OF tae Board Of Coanfy Comm ,ssspners.
-. L SLOAN. Couaty -lerk.
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVS.
Administrators Notice.

STATE OF KANSAS, l.
COUNTY OF SALINE.
In the Probate Court in and for said County
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1878-10-17

cars and killing % persons and injuring
many others. Among the killed are J, A.
Hasy and Charles Morgan, of the Boston
Express, and Patrick Reagan, the oarsman.
Rev. Mr.. Hayden, of Madison, Conn.,, who
was recently under trial for the murder OF
Mary Stannard and discharged, has been
again arrested in consequence of the discov-
cry made by post mortem examination that
the girl had been poisoned by arsenic. The
theory OF the prosecution is that Hayden
administered arsenic to her, telling her it
was an abortive potion; that it did not take
immediate effect, and the girl, perhaps, sus-
peeting that she had been poisoned, started
10 run for home, when he dashed out her
brains with stone. 1t was developed in
the former examination that the minister
had purchased quantity OF arsenic for the
alleged purpose Of killing rats.
Four miners were instantly killed by
gaSs explosion in Wilkesbarre penn. )mine
on the night of the Sth, caused by one of
their number venturing into the mine with
a naked lamp.
Full returns from the Connecticut town
elections show 80 towns Republican, So
Democratic, and 80 evenly divided; last
year, 20 Republican, 60 Democratic, and 26
divided.
The village Of Edinburgh, Lawrence Coun-
ty, Penn, was almost totally destroyed by
fire on the morning OF the 18TH Two hum
dred and twenty-five buildings were burn
ed, valued at from $3.50, 900 to 100000. There
was fair insurance on the property.
Commodore Cornelius n. Garrison, OF
New York, has recently welded Mrs. Letitia
Willet Randell, OF st. Louis. The bride is
about % years Of age, while the bridegroom
is in the neighborhood Of three score. The
CommOdore's wealth is estimated at from
100000 to $7,O00,O00.
The Jury I'm the Billings wife-inurder
case, on trial at Ballston; n. y, failed to
agree and was discharged. They stood II
for conviction and one for acquittal.
The First National Bank OF Tamaqua, Pa;
has suspended.
Hathaway, the Fall River (Mass.) de-
faulter, has been sentenced to 10 years in
State prison. He throws the Onus OF his
transgressions upon S. Angler Chace, who
he says placed him in Important positions
solely that he might use him TO further his
own ends.
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FASHION NOTES.

-Fish-scale brocade and Persian de-
signs are the popular silks.
New styles in silk hose arc black
with embroidery in white.
Vests, detached and simulated, are
made of bright tinted materials.
-Furs show no change in shape. The
seal-skin sacques will be as popular as
ever.
The latest novelty brooch for ladies
is in the form of a bouquet-holder of
oxidized silver or gilt.
-Undressed kid gloves will be worn
this fall. Hazel, prune and steel gray
are the most popular shades.
New designs in chatelaine pockets
are of velvet, handsomely embroidered
in colors and mounted with gold.
Young girls now braid their hair
to form two low-curved loops, spread
out broadly low down instead of doubled
like chatelaine loop.
Among the large variety of slip
pers worn this season, those of black
velvet, perfectly plain, are the most de-
sirable for the house.
-Worsted mits to wear over kid
gloves in cold weather are among the
novelties. They are gaily covered and
richly embroidered with chenille.
The Juieve dress consists of long
black velvet robe cut en- princesse with
a damask ovecdress, without sleeves,
open down the entire front, and trim
med with fringe.
Some of the richest dresses or wrap
pers for autumn are made of bronze,
currant gray cashmere, with length
wise plastron down the front, or the
gayest Japanese silk.
Snowy costumes of cashmere are
trimmed with biased bands of the ma
teriIl edged with narrow gold or silver
braid, and ornamented with innumera-
BILE bullet-shaped buttons to match.
The new bridal dress is of white
satin with brocade drapery and falls of
point lace. The skirt terminates with
a long court train; the bodice is cut
square in the neck and has elbow
sleeves.
Among the new shapes of ladies'
felt hats are the Derby and the Oxford,
both with stiff crown and narrow rolled
brims. Bands of plush or velvet, and
the new India cashmere feathers, form
the favorite garniture.
"A novelty in velvet for millinery use
is the chameleon, or changeable stuff,
of ground of one color and pile of an
other; and plain cut Lyons velvet is
rivaled in the :. Pekin" or corduroy"
the ground in this, in some cases, being
of a contrasting color tc the pile.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1878-10-17
CURRENT NEWS.
wAsHfNeroN


In consequence of information received
Ds the Department Of Justice OF attempts
10 break up Republican organizations in
certain Southern States, Acknowledgement
DeVens has instructed the United States At
borneys In Louisiana, Alabama and South
Caroiina, to promptly arrest and hold for
trlal all offenders for a violation of Section
$3.50 OF the Revised Statutes.
An Official statement from the Treasury
Department says that SSs National banks.
with capital Of S4s. 797, 800, paid no divi-
dends for the six months ending March. 1873.
and 800 banks, with a capital of Sos, 1876 $50.
paid no dividends for the six months ending
September !. The rates Of earnings TO capi-
tai and surplus Of National banks for the
year lS'G.was SO per cent; in 1877 SO per
cent, and for 1873 less than G per cent.
Gen. Lew. Wallace, recently appointed
Governor Of New Mexico, has notified the
President Of continued disturbances and
lawlessness in Lincoln County, in that ter
rltory, and requested the aid Of the army OF
the Uuited States to preserve the peace. The
President has therefore issued his proclama-
ton commanding all riotous bands to dis
perse within five days
A Washington special of the Sth saws that
the Indian outbreak has been a subject of
much discussion at recent Cabinet meetings.
Army officers contend that the Cheyennes
left the agency because they were starving,
and that the Sioux are intending TO ioin
them in raid upon the Black Hills. Indian
authorities, on the other hand, claim that
the Cheyennes were well fed, ard had no
reason TO revolt; that the Sioux are going to
adopt their new agencies without any
trouble, and that if they do any fighting it
will be in behalf Of the Government agains,
the Cheyennes. 1t is firmly believed, at the
War Department, however, that there is TO
be long and bloody war in Dakota this fall
and winter, and preparations are being
made accordingly TO concentrate all availa
BILE troops, the number of which VIII be
about ., 200. t.1. .-r -.L.
The United States Internal Revenue Col
lector at Little Rock, Col. Wheeler, applied
TO the Department at Washington for Upited
States troops TO assist him in enforcing the
revenue laws. After consultation between
the President, Secretary of the Treasury
and Attorney it was decided that
the civil authorities must exhaust all their
resources before the military can be. called
upon, aud such was the answer given TO Col.
Wheeler .s-t EE-" ----.
Secretary Sehurz has been summoned and
will appear rs witness in the Kansas Pa
cifc land cases to be tried at the present
term Of the United States 0ourtgt Leaven-
worth.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1878-10-17
ITEMS OF INTEREST.
PersonaI and Literary.

Cyprus has newspaper at last. 1t
is published in English and ROmaic, and
is supposed TO be the first ever published
on the island.
The famous Papal Bull of the Inn
macu1ate Conception, translated in 10
languages, is among the curiosities in
the Paris Exhibition.
George Bullen, of the British Mu-
scum, has prepared for the next edition
of -. Uncle Toms Cabin" a full de-
scription of the various editions and Ian
guages in, which that work has APP
peared.
The picture of Gen. Robert Z. Lee,
painted by II. W. Randolph, which was
ut the Centennial Exposition, has been
purchased by Mrs. Florence Franklin,
of Greenwich, England, for $1,000.
Theodore Thomas was born in the
Kingdom of Hanover, and came to this
country when 10 years old At the age
of 10 he played first violin in an orches-
ira that accompanied Jenny Lind.
The Boston lyceum bureaus have
begun to make arrangements for their
coming season of lecture and mtisical
entertainments. 1t is noticeable that
fewer lecturers are advertised than usu
al, and the drift seems to be toward vo-
calists. .... . r
Florence Davenport, the youngest
daughter of the late T.. l.. Davenport,
and Adine Stevens, niece of Mrs.
John Drew, are to go on the stage soon
in Philadelphia; and May Croly, Il
daughter of (" Jennie june" is acting
in that city with Clara Morris.
In the course of his somewhat varied
career, the late Sam Bard was a drug
gist, dentist, a Methodist minister,
State Superintendent of Education, q
journalist, Confederate quarter
ter, Territorial Governor, Postmas-
ter and State Printer. .I. ..F..'
The late Col. Thorpe, of New York,
began his successful literary career by
having his first article and that, too,
the sparkling sketch g. Tom Owen, the
Bee-hunter," which afterward won for
the writer the brilliant reputation which
his subsequent writings justified reject
ed by the editor of country weekly.
Sam Houston Dixon is about to
publish book on the poets of Texas,
which will embrace biographies of John
B. Ransom, VIM II. Rhodes, Lolita G.
Elmer, Nettie Power Houston, w. T. G.
Weaver, Mary Jennie Young, and 9TH
ers mUre or less welded to the Lone
Star muse, with selections from their
poetical works. ..-..