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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-08-18
THE TROTTING-BRED STALLION
BEN. HARRISON,
At EmpeFIa, Kansas.

MAYES ~ YOUNG.
BEN HARkLSoN will make the season Of
1881 at the sixth aVeane stables. opposite the
DEsCEIFTTo Harrison e q bssatifal
soFrel, weighs .00e pounds, nat boned, heavy
muscle. Good style AID action. and shows
PEDIoEzIGBea Harrison was bred by
Jane. WLlssa; % 1ssnyslls: indiaaa: sired
Baii.' the reputed sire Of many last pacers ; !:
dam BY Cooper Botten." second dan By
..Ramsey's Eclipse" he By American
WsiIsoa's Bins Bail Was got By, Old Bius
Bill thsEs EEsed sire e g H1any aa:t peers;
By Orphan: ID dan. Lady Grey; ID DAM Ma
riet by aelzar
Maid Of he oaks. b. InDorted EIpeditios;
Fl dan. Aaid Of the Oaks. I@ported 6SFead
Eegie. "a dan. Annetss. p saark.
imported in .are b Easiish Pot-s-os; "a dam dam
~ Gincrssk; lth dan. Snap. BY SaSP
Daroc, b. inported Dieneds. out Of Amsn-
da, By Grey DIo1ede; ID dan By Virginia
"a dan. Dolly fins. y Iaportsd oliver Eye.
g so e ss e ss e e ssSs q
sorses; viii Cody, a:is1: Ckanee, 3:sOK:
s:ss5<; 7thsI. ~: Kate Hail, la; ResssiI.
: - I'd. ~ fideF, 3 -; Sheridan. 3:e8; Mia
Little WoHdeF, $50; Doa Pedro, 5:10; E1ls
Wilson, 3ssg; FuFi9y, $50; jennie, SD
BtBs Bulls are nafaI al-b0Fn tFetterS. They
take % the trotting gait - naturally, or In
sffnSttyely. e. . dsck does - water. aa1 IL Is
safe % say that nat o2s Of them vas eTsr
M, tros = nile IN tAFee niAnts1. or better.
They are provsrblaRy level zee1eq. A.
fl,efF ebflfsF, aad Hken In eo1alt1o1 Wero
seer knoW;n % exhibit the white feather, no
1esfaF AoW long tie route.
TERHe-eo0 % fnsuFes patffag with the
naFe positively 1ozfelts the iasurn1ce. end
fhe ae0sy e thea due. All aeciGeEts and
eSeapes a. tbs owners risk.
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said the President had taken nourisll
ment twice since midday. 1t
consisted of cooled infusion
of beef mixed with few drops OF
muritic acid. The patient Was given
about a ieaspoonfui at a time. What has
been administered thus far has been
retained and the improvement antici-
patcd by II has been realized The Presi-
dent shortly after the first dose was taken
expressed himself as feeling better, and
his pllse indicated a.great improvement.
having became stronger and the number
of beats materially decreased. The
nourishment will be administered again
atabout 3 p. m. The Doctor is in
excellent spirits and feels confident that
the patient will now rally rapidly The
enemata are being continued as usual
in addition to other nourishmen. and
will not be dispensed with for The
present
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Cornelia Stewart, the wealthy widow
OF the merchant prince Of New York,
lives In constant apprehension Of being
abducted and held for a ransom, the rob
berry of her husbands grave having az
fected her mind to serious degree. It
has been noticed that the announcement
that Mr., Ashmead Bartlett contemplates
visiting America has greatly intensified
the unfortunate Woman's fears.
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Concerning the rainfall in western
Kansas, II. b. Foster. in the last issue Of
the Osborne county Farmer, says: II
commenced keeping a record of the
weather, August LIST, 1873. At the end
of last month had therefore kept il
eight years. In eight years we ought to
learn something, and the object Of this
article Is to state what we have learned,
and to ask. What for the futureI First,
and in brief. our rainfall averages about
"a inches a year. To be exact. have
recorded In eight years 191.67 inches or
23.S6 inches per year. The greatest
amount have recorded in one year was
32 inches In 1877, and the least was 1885
inches in 1875. The greatest rainfall In
one month was laos inches in July
1878, while there have been i've differ
ent months without any, but never two
months In succession, nor even two In
one year"
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Parties from tbs Rose Bud agency
state that Spotted Tail was killed for
seducing another Indians squaw, and
they say this was his one hundred and
fiftieth offense. Conceding the anthem
ITCHY of this statement, we should sup
pose that the deceased brave had about
fulfilled his mission in life.
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Road NnticA.

Notice Is hereby gwen that q petition has
been presented to the Board OF County Com.
missioners of Lyon county, Kansas. asking
ior the location or county road as follows,
to-Wit; Commencing at the northeast corner
of section IS, township 10, range II; thence
BILE to the southeast corner of sec. II, township
IL. range II, Lyon county, Kansas. and upon
following viewers; ED w hitmoTe, B. J. Rnd-
isill and Z. Mountjoy,. to meet at the begin
ming OF said read, ON the 9th day OF September,
AID. 1881, at 10 O'Clock O. m, and In
conjunction with the County Surveyor, to
view, locate and survey said road, and
% give all parties hearing. By order OF the
Board. VIZ. =. EWING,
33tS 81 County Clerk.
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Chicago Markets.

Chicago MarktLs.
H< CHICAGO. Aug. II.
Wheat-StrongeF; higher; 81 321z.
Corn-Firmer; higher; 59kc.
Oats-Weak; 36Hc, cash. 'i'''' .-
Rye-98c. r
Barley-96c.
Pork-Steady; lrmer.
LaFd-Firm; 81 40.
Hoes-Receipts q 600; opened steady clos
ed 10c lower; light 50 30@6 s5; mixed pack.
ing s. 9096 40: heavy Sc 4596 30.
Cattle Receipts, $500; steady; exports, g
as 10; good to choice shipping. g 6o96 90;
81 4O03 90; stockers and feeders. 81 9002 so.
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Road Notice.

Notice is hereby given that . petition has
been presented to the Board Of County Com
misstoners OF Lyon county, Kansas, ask ing
for lhe location Of a county road rs follows,
to-wit: Commencing At the southwest corner
OF the east half Of southeast quarter of sec
ti0n II, township 1G, range 13. thence east on
the section line as near as practicable TO the
southeast corner OF section L. township l6,
Board appointed the following viewers:
Robert Pollock, A, B. Walstrom and
j. p. Peterson. to meet at the be-
ginning OF said road, on the sth day OF
Sept, A. ID. 1881, at 10 O'Clock g. m, and in
conjunction with the County Surveyor, TO
view, locate and survey said road, and TO give
33tS WIN EWING, County CIerx
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Road Notieo

Notice is hereby given that a petition has
been presented to the Board OF County Com
Ior fbe ea 81 y az cO1nty road g
to-Wit: Commencing at the northwest corner
OF section I, township Il, range 10, thence
south 160 rods. thence east so rods, and
thereupon the Board appointed the
following viewers: L. A. Wood, A. q. Sackett
and Pat Stewart: to meet at the beginning Of
10 O'Clock q. m, and In conjunction with the
County Surveyor. to view, and survey
said road. and to give all parties hearing.
Os sstS y VI W l =. Ewing. County Clerk.
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Public sentiment in this country grows
stronger every day in favor Of making
the United States an unattractive place
for dynamite patriotsOf all natiOnalities.
II is made apparent that they are not
wanted here, and it will soon be made
apparent that they will not be tolerated
here unless they discontinue their inia-
nous trade. The country shows unmis
taxable symptoms Of being almost mad
enough now to rise as one man and
sweep the whole pack into the Atlantic
DEAN
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THURSDAY, AUGUST 10, 1881.
gpUBLICAN COUNTY CONVENTIoN.

"a delegate convention OF ths Republicans
Lyon count will be held ~ Bancroft Hall,
the city OF Emporia. on SATURDAY, August
1881, at 10 o'clock q m i. for the purpose Of
.es: County Treasurer, County t;terk,
terin, Register OF Deeds. County Sur
.yor, Coroner. and County Com
issloner for the First district.
The basis OF representation 10 said
Invention will DC as follows: Ons delegate
n each twelve Republican votes cast for
.mber election in 1850. and one delegate for
ich fractional vote OF three and over, which
slegatea are appoFtioned TO the several Vot-
, - traclncfa A iOllOWa.
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The late Governor Bagley, of Mich.
gan, made in his will one provision, the
good sense Of which deserves recogni-
ton. Although he left an estate valued
at 100000, he directed that the family
monument to be erected ON his burial
lot should cost no more than $500. This
Is worthy to be noted in these days OF
pOsthumOus pretension.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-08-18

The pastors of the churches. the
mayor, nearly all the members Of the
city council, and the principal business
men. have signed statement 10 the
effect that prohibition does prohibit In
Ottawa, that the town was never more
prosperous and the city finances never
in better condition.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-08-18

Senator Ingalls,, the rapers state, has
become q father for the tenth time. This
is probably purely personal and pri-
vate matter, but 1t is not devoid Of inter
est to the stickler for consistency IN
whose mind the hostility of Mr.. ingalls,
to census stuffing in the South is mat
ter of fresh recollection.
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An Indiana girl recently died after
drinking fifteen glasses of lemonade and
partaking Of ice cream in proportion. It
seems superfuous to add that the intense
hilarity of the impecunious young men
of the village in which she dwelt affords
vivid contrast to the deep gloom which
her demise has cast over the proprietorl
of the local restaurants.
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New York Graphic: General and MRS
Grant are never seen at any Of the public
hops, and there Is not a cottage at the
Branch where life goes on so quietly and
in so thoroughly domestic q Manner
quiet drive in the deep landau, or the
society of two or three friends from the
city, being the nearest TO dissipation the
family indulge in. But the house over
the way, where Jesse Grant lives, is the
center of good deal of gayety, and the
lawn is generally animated by the pres
ence of number of lively young people.
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- Aeez.s wanted. = s..a sAs Elfs e
PRESIDENT GARFIELD.

Hrfsf h14 egsnffrl adniafssrntioa; the great
90 re with tko -eBtalWaFtsss headod By Coax
ma TIE dEabcltcal eslsDps q assaesinate
fala NEST Ksffeal and EeDagkaose @ rocoFd.
ne Intense interest exalted eanses THOUSANDS
20 1seiTe futl pAFtlealaTss heee4 ehle eook
must sell fnHs1se3y. Terms iih1ral.@ 91f1t
SOC. Circulars free. Address
HUBBARD BROS PnAlieheEss
Eensss,fi1E. 80.
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Notice of Final Settiement.

Notice is hereby given to the creditors and
II. Eirod. deceased. that the undersiRneSi in
tends to make final settlement of said estate
at the next term Of the Probate Court OF Lyon
county, Kansas. commencing on Monday, DC
tober 8, 1881, and on said day, or as soon there
after as the same can be heard; and that at
the said settlement sine win apply 20 the Court
for an allowance to her for services Is admin
ELIZABETH ELROD,
Administrative Of the estate Of Benjamin H.
ElrOd, deceased SSsA
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Kansas CRY. june Z. 1881

KANSAS CRY, June 2. 1881.
LESS CHEMICAL MANUFAcT'NG Co.,
Lawrence, Kansas: l have tried Leis's
Dandelion Tonic, and bear cheerful tes-
timony to its value for persons engaged
in Office work for livelihood. Some of
my acquaintance have also received
great benefit from its use, and cordially
recommend it. Truly yours,
d. E. CoRNELL,
GenI Agent U. P. r. r..
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A TussIe with Guiteau

WASHINGTON, August F.-This morn
ing at 4:30 O'Clock, while Mr.. w. C..
McGill, one of the guards at the Jail, was
passing through the corridor, something
in the appearance of Guiteau,s cell at
tracted his attention. Entering the cell
he found the assassin in possession of 8
knife. How he obtained the knife is a
mystery. When he demanded the knife
Guiteau refused TO surrender it. Mr..
McGill drew his pistol and then an ex-
citing tussle ensued, Gulteau max
ing every exertlon to get the pistol
from the guard. He succeeded after q
struggle, but Mr.. McGill, after the most
strenuous exertion, regained pos
session of il. In the scuff1e
that followed the weapon was discharged
and the report brought the other guards
to the assistance of McGill and Guiteau
was finally disarmed. He had succeed.
ed, however, in 4Jcq, is-s.a
CUTTING McGILL's CLOTHING ~
pretty badly and came very near infiict-
ing dangerous wound. Gui-
teau pretended to be crazy and
complained that his pistol had been TAX
en- from him. All the facts indicate that
Guiteau was probably meditating an IS.
cape, aud that he had formed some des-
peFate plan. Insanity is believed to be
dodge, as he has acted as if perfectly
sane all along. .a1s
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Notice is hereby given that q petition has
been presented 20 the Board of County Com
missioners. OF Lyon county, Kansas, asking
for the location OF . county road,
west corner Of the northeast quarter OF Sec
tion 1, township 50, range 10, thence east to
the northeast corner OF said section !, town
ship 20, range 10, thence south on section line
to the southeast corner OF section Il, town
ship %, range10; also 10 vacate ali that por-
ton of q county road running through center
of section and Il. township 20, range 10.
and upon said proposed road the Board ap.
pointed the following viewers: Adam
meet at the beginning of said road. on the
End day OF Sept. 4. D. 1881. at 10 O'Clock Q.
m, and in conjunction with the County SUI
Vey0r, to view, locate and survey said road.
and 70 give all parties o hearing. By order
of the Board.
SSt2 WIZ. r. EWING. County Clerk.
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PnhIic Sale.

The School House belonging 70 District No.
Ga, Lyon county, Kansas, win be sold to the
highest bidder, for cash, on Saturday the 9Th
day Of August 1881, by order OF the Board.
1896 8 L. SARGENT, District Clerk. :.
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Delegates 20 the above convention win be
lected ON Friday. August 70. 1891. - p M
{ the annual place Of holding elections. ex.
ept EmpoTia township. which VIII be neid
ION for delegates from the city Of Euporta
Sill be held NJ Z 30 y n, ~ the following
,lAces; First ward, Smiths hard-nre store (:
ccond ward, Central livery stable; Third
Tard, court house. and Fourth ward at He'll
aan's harness shop. 10 h recommended that
II Of said primaries be held open nt least one
our. II. AHThUh W BIGhL, Cn'n-
l. v. LAMBERT. Sec'y.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

~ IBy Telegraph 20 the DAILY NEHsD
The SEvenIng Mail'' makes the following
report of the Kansas City Markets ut 2oclock
this afternoon: 81
Kansas City Markets,
t KANSAS CITY, August II.
Cattle-Receipts- fair to good natives
IS Is to IS 50; butchers cattle steady, 81 30 to
s. co; good to choice g 30 to s. 20; common
Hogs-Receipts s,iOO; bulk of sales So 50 to
So 80.
Wheat-Received in elevators during the
past "a hours, 37,757 bushels; Withdrawn, 30,
022; in store, 201 ,26l tone of market lrmer;
red Winter, cash 92c bid, 07i<c asked; August
94c bid, 96a<c asked. gf .....
Corn-In store &c, 252 bus; market continues
firm and upward; sales, No. ?, cash. car at
5Sc cars at 5SLc.
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The noble red man seems 70 be getting
in his work this summer with 9 degree
Of assiduity calculated to alarm even that
class of philanthropists Of which Carl
-6churz Is the benevolent and distin-
guished head. Scarcely q day passes
that the intelligence Of some nendish
outrage is not sent spinning over the
wires, in which white men have been
butchered, woman outraged and child
rem cruelty put to death. The latest re-
port of this character comes from New
Mexico, where the Apaches, in small
bands are raiding the country and com
hitting depredations on isolated COM
munities all along their predatory Eoala.
Two prospectors were recenEly killed BY
the red devils In the NFl0sida
mountains, and q number more
are reported TO have bean claim
near the Gandel0ure mountains There
IL the greatest apprehension felt all ovel
the country, and seVElers are living Ia
constant apprehension Of murderous
raids from these bloOd4hiEsty nOm2ds.
As usual, the supply Of troops l. mad
equaie, and those that are on the ground
have thus far been unable to come uF
with the feet redskins. who, with theil
Characteristic Gran, have doubtless esti
mated with comparative accuracy ~
strength OF thepursuing party, and know
how little they have TO fear from the mil
itary in the light Of the logic Of pas
events. -
The satanic cunning II the Americas
Indian has become proverbial, but I'm
less SecrctAzy KiEkwOOd Is sfHiicasa with
the malignant type Of mawkish senti
mentality which Distinguished his pre-
deccssor, We see no Fessoa why auAers
handful Of seditious sAvages should con
tinue 70 successfully defy the anthOrity
Of a'gOveFnmcnt which Il sarong enOagf
10 maintain its p0oitioG In she fFOn'
rank Of the nations Of the earth.
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"Blood win tell" One bottle of DR..
Marshall's Bromoline, the big blood and
liver cure, will cleanse the blood. Only
fifty cents a bottle. See your druggist.
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Notioa of Final Settlement.

Notice is hereby given to the creditors and
ali others interested in the estate of Martin
tends 70 make final settlement of said estate
at the next term of the Probate CouTtof Lyon
county, Kansas, commencing on Monday,
October 3, 1881, and on that day or as soon
thereafter as the same can be heard. f,-
ELLEN BATES,
Executor of the will OF Martin d. Bates, de-
ceased. 1886
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Gave instantaneous relief. st. Jacobs
Oil. Neuralgia. Prof. Tice.-St. Louis
Post Dispatch. ~
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Chicago Inter Ocean: say WAaa they
please Of the prohibition law Of Kansas.
It IL pressing against some peoples
tender coma, OF there wOnld nos be %
much fuss about Il. II drinkables are
more pleatifnl and saloons more numer-
Ous, ~ IL asserted, why isnOt every topper
bowling In favor Of the law
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THE ROYAL ST. JOHN
Swing Machines.
Read what PsankInt0n Armour, the great packing
house firm cay when first buying
the Machine.
OFFICE OF PLANKINToN & ARMOUR, }
KANSAS CRY, Mo-. March @. 1880. (

OFFICE
March6,
by
sacks day With the operator THIS could NOT do
durable st machine
PLANKNToN 81 ARMOUR, w p. AIcut, Supt
what thew say after using it "a months, which
would be equal TO hours day for % years In
binary family No other kAacIline CAN SHOW
SUCH RECORD. They only the ordinary fam
lily machine.
81 Arm
25
machine
when first bought them Cannot pcepnbe Sewing
chine
little trouble and having for repairing
PLAEKINToN q ARMOUR VIM P. Alcut,
If you want the best Machine in the market call on
J. M. GRIFFITH g CO.,
Agents for the Royal De. John.
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nUBLIc SALE.-T will 0Ger for sale At nay
farm, six miles northwest Of RmPor!A,
and one nile south 81 RIsgle's school house.
Thursday, August Is. 1851. commencing at 10
O'Clock .. m farm horses; Ronyi good
mich COWS; 2lS sheep, averaged * pounds
this season; SOW; 2 dozen chickens; waS-
on Weir cultivatoF, Scotch and corn harroWs.
sulky attachment and pillow, coFn-seeller. &C.,
&c.; % acres good corn; 90 tons of hay; po-
quantity Of good furnifures1 stoves carpets,
&c, SO.
Terms OF Sale.-Ali sans Of IS ard under,
cash; all sums over IS. eight months time;
per cent interest and good security. Five
w, .HUGGISs.
II. w. PEARsALL. AuctIoneer.
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THE NEWS.
A Slight Change for the Better in the
Presidents Condition.

OH MAonuhy very SERIOUS cnange Iof
the worse took place in the Presidents
condition, he having failed to rally from
the effects of the operation performed
upon him few days before. Since that
time his life has been trembling in the
balance, but our latest dispatches, as
will be seen below, are somewhat more
encouraging in tone and indicate faint
hope of recovery.
AN ANXIOUS NIGHT.
WASHINGTON, D. G., August 1.-THE
feeling of anxiety and expectancy in the
city during the night was intense. In
the streets, in the neighborhood of the
Executive Mansion. in hotels and even
In private residences, were groups of
people who remained up all night and
eagerly inquired after the latest in
telligence from the sick chamber.
Everywhere was the same feeling
Of profound interest manifested, and the
darkened windows of the White House
were watched all night by patient
crowds. Private Secretary Brown re-
ports that all at the White House are en-
couraged this morning. Nothing has
occurred during the night of an unfa-
vorable nature. Enemata have
been given twice and been
retained. The President said, a few
minutes after. that he felt pretty well.
Messages to this effect were sent to the
cabinet officers. Since Sunday last the
appearance Of the President
HAS GREATLY CHANGED.
His face has become haggard and blanch-
ed TO whiteness His person also
has fallen away perceptibly and his de-
bility is 30 great that he scarcely moves,
and it is necessary to turn him over in
bed when it becomes painful tor him to
continue in one position. The report
that bed sores have appeared is not
true The theory that the present gastric
trouble comes from pyemIs is rejected
by all attending surgeons. They do not
see any signs of it. Il would show itself
in the patients color and would make
itself known by its odor. Nor do they
believe that the condition Of the stomach
would now be different If ether had been
omitted in the last operation.
CONSIDERABLY BRIGHTER.
In conversation this morning on the
President,s condition, DR.. Boynton said
the prospects were considerably bright.
er, and that the patient is resting com.
fortably.
:, UNDOUBTEDLY BETTER
The President Is undoubtedly better
this morning and high hopes are enter
tanned of his recovery The nausea from
which he has been suffering was evi.
densly produced by the ether admins
tered at the last operation. His stom.
ach seems now 10 have recovered from
its excessive weakness. The doctors
confidently expect the President viii
be able by evening 10 take nour
iahment into his stomach. The
telling here about the President
is now hopeful.
- ABOUT THE SANE 80,
Executive MANSION, IL :S0p.m.-rhe
Presidents condition has not materially
changed since the last buIletin- He has
been tEanqull and has slept some. he
has nos vomitsd and nusTitve enemata
are SIN retained. His pulse Il 119, tenn
perstuze esq, respiration IS.
[Signedl D. "; Bliss