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White Oaks golden era. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 188?-18??, 1884-05-15
PEN ASCO-- M ay g.


EIit01 Era:
Arrangements haze been made for %
private weekly mail from South Fork
to this point, via Upper Pcnasco. The
first trip will be I4ade Tuesday, 18th,
inst. Petition after petition to the
postoliicc department for II all route
has awaited US nothing, we have, there.
fore, c oncluded 10 pay out of our own
pockets for service that we consider
the U. S. government ought to furnish.
Your appndcnl is informed that
the new town on Upper Penaco, is en-
joying a boom, business lots on the
more prominent streets and fronting on
the public square, are eagerly sought
after by business m"u, which has
caused a rise in town property, central
" located, Residence lots on Mayhill
Avenue, in Mayhil's addition, can yet
be had at reasonable figures.
Mr.. j. Z Eakcr is applying the finish
ing touches 20 Mr.. Huury's new and
comodious store building, which hc
will occupy with good assortment Of
general merchandise. Mr. J. 7. Ed.
wards has purchased Of Mr. James, ~
business and residence lot favorably
located, AMI will also engage in mer.
camille pursuits. He will reside in town.
The merchants referred to, will front
upon the public sqlar,, which will be
ornanented with Cottonwood trees,
beautiful rivulcts, fish ponds, sc The
owner of the town site expresses his
| belief that when the u. 5. surveys arc
extended and subdivision mado
/ squatters will discover that they are
! ding more of the valley than their
/ filings will cover, us the vallet don
"lay 'paralized with the SUM-" Consc-
! quently is willing to 'cXpose" of a pOr-
ton Of his ranch for town purposes,
the claims being too long on one cud&c.
Mr.. Henry is formidable candidate
for justice Of the peace within aud for
Precinct No. 8. No aspirant for con-
stable has as yet been announced. The
precinct officers will, at the approach
ing election, in all probability, bo
chosen from among the towns people,
where their prescucc will, apprchend,
be most needed, IA the.c are those who
imbbe in iIrnry's "hodyrot," and 9TH
ers a "loat' II glass OF water with II
cork in it., but who are equally bad,
aud feel woltSh; imagine themselve
wild and woody "lrom bitter creek ;
reared on prickly pears, etc, and are
prone to make "Johu branch pistO!
plays"
Mr., ilcnry's counenance wears an ex-
preston Of delight aud confidence, it,
tie dreaming that those lemons and
oranges which he dispatched his clerk
to deliver to II certain young lady iif-
teen miles away, were enjoyed by his
rival "rhe next lot Of oranges ! get
will not be for sale, Col"
With the nomination at Chicago and
election of president favorlng mod
crate reduction in the tariff aud the
election of a justice Of the peace III
Precinct N D. 8, who possesses the mora
3 and physical courage to insert The har
l poon of justice into law offenders tc
G the fullest extent Of the law, will i'm
| pert an impetus to the present prosp"ri
l ty of the country generally aud par
!. ticularlv so to potato gnlch.
e Yours &c, GENTLE ANNIE.
White Oaks golden era. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 188?-18??, 1884-05-15

Billy Rohsn came in from the ranch
Tuesday.
Read Bill Nye's liitlc mining Stcry on
Third page.
Mra. Bavouact, who has been danger
ously 81, k, is much better
The stamp mill steamed up Tuesday,
ma king ready to start on S ifa're ore.
w. f. Blanchard has moved into the
jake Miller property OH Goldfish hill.
| Judge Terrell arrived on Tues'lay's
stage from Kansas, whore lie went to
pu rchasc car load Of liue bulls.
Mr. Clark, of Pueblo, Colo represent
ieg the Hall Safe and Lock Co., ar
rived by stage Saturday morning.
! 'In time of peace prepare for war"
We represent some firsl class insurance
companies, Why not insure?
TALIAFERRo & Co.
Dr Reid has finished plastering his
new huiding and will soon have the
= shelving, counters, etc, up and ready
to receive his imntuSe stock Of drngS.
Me-srs Miller, Flynn & Dure moved
everything ont Of their house the night
Of the fire. II looked like it would be
impossible to save the building ut first,
and it was ony done by the hardest Of
work.
Geo e. Critcllf ID, of Son )ma coun-
ty, California, arrived on raesday
rning's stage lie Is friend of
Christopher IIearn, aud will visit Mr.
IlcNrn on the Rnidoso, and Mr., Sam'l
Slanc, on gle.
Geo. III. Prnglo. of San Diego, CAL
ifornia, whose father purchased Mr..
Codyis interest in the Miller & Cody
ranch, came in Tuesday morning. He
will 60 cut to the ranch and make that
his headquarters f1r .he summer.
Sam Williams was terribly out of
fix when Jim Brent came over after
him to serve his country as jnryman.
He had just got back from Lincoln that
a a'trrnoon and t. immediately be sum
moncd to return, does seem too much
of II GOOD thiuu.
r,rls or, ont ~, ,ho o,orr;oo ,,f
Nr siI,.v NJ p,,,or os whhoooLs
o,l Misc C,rri, ~ Wo.. ~ r,,,
hr;duo No.o Tno eo,o,o,r wil ,oLo
nl,r,.,t ,ho rosi1,,ec r. ,.e hril.,.
amt !, C,,hria.,o 70 .;rh, rrnn.,
d,,A Si1nov wa w,lll;,o =. H., u,,ro
but wo hov,. :, o., :, i,col,, f., o,to,,
,,,r, orI ! -, yoo 1.,.u, co ,o,, ,.o.,i
bly, ret back. However. we will b,
here on your return and heartily wei
come Oh and Mrs. Parker to yuul
mountain home.
v,t r r Tall, sorro lcft ,ost uo,l
ror Elu,;do +, sncna s..yor,l ,,o,t,
, for th. l,,.Gtof III. hrott, Wnh,no
Iva win bc inrrovo1 bv IN, trim on,
restored TO the hc,l,h and strcnrth Of
farmer dovs F,,r ,o,r, ,f ho,a
iohting sorvico duriog five war fI
lowed by vcars of oc,,vn nuh,ic ,;fc =,
which ho was colloa las rnin.J Li
henlth. and for several vpors MAST II,
: has been unable 10 look after lhe vari
ous business interests with which h,
has be,n idcniidnd Ia has honn
=. prominent citizen of the county fo
years, ana Wllh renewed health In
future days would add luslre to use
fui ana wei spent iitc.-Leooaon, CNo'
ifttSf'c.
White Oaks seems unusually quic
Il this week, on account Of so many o
: our citizens attending court namely
Attorney Hewitt, Mr and Mrs. G.. Il
Young, Tom &. Williams, Johnni
Woods, $. n. Williams, John n. Hud
! pnns 9 McC Mrpbnrsou Frank 4, n
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R7AD G. BENHAM, PR0PRxEToRS.
SOLD BY ALL NEwSDEALERS.

THE ARKASsAw TRAyELER can be pro enEred wholesale at the following wholesale aaux depots;
 American News Company. New York, American News Co.,, Denver, Coio.- H. ]. O'Brien, Kansas City, Mo-, G. Fl. Watts, Omaha, Neb., American News Co.,, St. Paul, Minn. Baltimore News Co.,, Baltimore, Md. Central News Co. Philadelphia, Pa, Cincinnati News Co.,, Cincinnati, Ohio, Detroit News Co.,, Detroit, Mich, Montreal News Co, Montreal, Canada, Newark News Co.,, Newark, N. l., New England News Co.,, Boston, Mass., New York News Co.,, New York, fittsburg News O., Pittsburg, Pa, Rhode Island News Co.,, Providence. R. l., San Francisco News Go. San Francisco, Cal St. Louis News Co.,, Ss. Louis, Mo-, Toronto News Co.,, Niagara Falls, Ontario Western News Co.,, Chicago, Ill.,, Washington News Co.,, Washington, D. C.. New Orleans News Co.,, New Orleans, La. The Cleveland News Co.,, Cleveland, O.,
 LONDON.
 F. W. Hetheringson, 33s, Strand. And is sold by all retail newsH-alers every where.
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The Highest Award.

Among the brewed beverages of the world the Anheusef- Busch Beer, made by the Anheuser-Busch Brewing Associ- alton of St. Louis, Mo, takes the lead. The highest awards have been given this beer over all othen wherever exhibited both in America and Europe; notably, at Philadelphia in 1876, at Paris in 1878 and at the Worlds Exposition, Amster- dam, 1883, on which occasion all of the European brewers of note competed for the prize. These facts supported by the popularity of tte Anheuser-B Busch beer among beer consumers everywhere are indisputable.
 For the convenience of their trade the Associa.'~~ has established beer and ice depots :, numerous points throughout the cour where the dealer may obtain supplies .., small quantities and avoid the delay iich would be occasioned if compcll,' order direct from St. Louis. They ha,. an extensive depot of this kind in Little Rock under the manage ment of H. F. Mons, who will give prompt attention to all shipments. Ad- dress all orders to
 H. F. MoNs. Manager,
 Little Rock. Ark.
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THE KIND OF MAN WANTED.
lCambridge Tribune. !


 Jack Williams vas brave sergeant of a regiment which, uudrilled and uudis- ciPlined. had joined the Army of the Po- tomac just as the terrible campaign of i864 began. Before the army reached Petersburg, Jack commanded his com pany. the captain and lieutenants having been killed. His gallan,ry was SO con- spicuous that he was recomm ended for a captaincy in the regular army. Ordered before an examining board at Washing ton, Jack presented himself, dressed in a soiled, torn uniform, with bronzed face and uncut beard. The trim, dapper officers composing the hoard had never been under fire or roughed il in the field, bu, they were posted in tactics and in the theory ' we- Though they were shockei Jacks unsoldierly appearance, they asx ] him all sorts ofquestions abou, enginee. :: ,s, matt smaiics, ordnance and campaigns. No. single question could Jack ansaer.
 @WhAt is echelon ?" asked one of the board.
 Don't know" answered Jack.
 "What is abatis ?" "Never saw one"
 "A redan r
 You fellows have got me again." re- piled Jack.
 Well, what is hollow square, sir ?''
 "Never heard of one before. Guess they don't have them do~n at the front, do they"
 "What would you do, sir, if yos were in command of a company and cavalry should charge on you p asked a lisping fellow in white kids.
 Do, you fool :" ,hundered Jack: "I would give them Hail Columbia that's what I'd dow
 This ended the examination. and the report of the questions and answers, with the adverse judgment of the board. were sent to President Lincoln. His private secretary read the report tc him, and when he came to the only answer that Jack had given, the president said:
 Stop read that over again."
 That's just the sort of men our army wants !" said the president, taking the re- port and dipping his pen in the inkstand. On the back of the paper he wrote in a clear hand:
 "Give this man captains commis- sion."
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-06-14
Theatrical.

Each succeeding season adds to Little Rocks importance as theatrical centre. The season just closed has been the brightest and best that this city has yet known and the coming season will, with out doubt, be better than the last. It is not chance that has brought Little Rock managers it is mainly due to the enter prise of George H. Hyde, proprietor and manager of the Capital Theatre, that the citizens have been favored with more and better attractions during the past season than ever before. The Capital The atre being the only public hall in the ely, with auditorium on the ground floor, more favorably located than any other house in the city, with ample means of ingress and egress, en- dorsed by the leading citizens for the ex. ceilent provisions made for safe and rapid exit in case of panic, it recommends itself, both to the public and to profes- sionals. During the season just closed many of the best operatic and dramatic combinations on the road have used Hyde's Capital Theatre with the greatest success. Enjoying the perfect confidence of the people, the Capital Theatre's audiences feel no apprehension of dan ger from fire or stampede, and a good troupe cannot fail to draw the whole theatre going element of the city. Be- tore the next season opens the seating capacity of the Capital theatre will be in- creased, the stage enlarged. new scenery and new dressing-rooms added, making 1t one of the handsomest, safest and most comfortable houses in the country. Managers of troupes that contemplate southern and western tours, during the next season, should correspond at once with Mir. Hyde
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-06-14
Grand Half Rate Excursion to Kansas
 City.

Grand Half Rate Excursion to Kansas
 City.
 In order to give all an opportunity to visit Kansas City and other points of in- terest on the Kansas City, Springfield & Memphis and Kansas City, Fort Scott & Gulf Railroads in Kansas and Missouri, on June i6 aud Y, ;SSss-;. sxc:.::c. ticket: will be sold from Memphis and all points on the Kansas City, Springfield & Mem- phis railroad to Kansas City and return at Half Rates These tickets will be good to return within Twenty Days from date of sale and good to stop of at all points going and returning, offering a grand op- portunity to inspect the mos, desirable portions of Missouri and Kansas. Splen- did fishing for those who enjoy the sport at Ravenden, Mammoth Springs, and other points.
 For further information, apply to any agent of this company at any station, or to E. LOCKWOOD,
 General Passenger Agent,
 kansas City, Mo.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-06-14
Woman's creduiisy. fMerchanf-Trayeier.l

Mir. Jobbleswizzle vas taking his wife through the penisentiafy and was playing guide and stufhng her with all sorts of miraculous yarns. Finally they reached the kitchen and Jobbleswizzle, after look ing around minute, picked up a piece of leather and said to her:
 Look at that, my dear, can you see how man could eat that sort of stuff?r
 Gracious heavens, what fiends the officers of state must be to make the poor prisoners eat it.n
 Yes, my dear, and look at this tallow candle and that box of garbage, what do you think of .hat?"
 "Why. MT. J., it is awful, simply awful, and just as soon as get home, I'm going to the Woman's Christian association and have the ladies get up petitions to stop the nefarious business"
 And, my dear," he continued, without noticing her remarks, further than to stop long enough for her to make them, "see that bucket of slops. Nov what do you think of men and women, thinking, sem tient, human beings, with souls to save and bodies to nourish, eating and drink ing such stuff as l have pointed out to you?"
 !" shall report it at once. that's what I'll do, and I'll show the officers of state that the women of this country will not permit such brutal inhumanity to exist in the public institutions. Are you sure they have to eat and drink that ssuG?'' and her eyes blazed and her hair stood up.
 "No, love" he answered backing over behind the stove, on the contrary, am sure they do not. Nor did I say they did. l merely asked you what you thought of feeding men and women on such stuff and, my dear, you have given me your opinion and am satisfied. Now let us go to some other point of interest"
 But Mrs. Us feelings were totally wrecked, and she absolutely refused to see any more Penitentiary, and she wouldn't speak to Iobbleswilzle for three hours
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along on Sz 900 per monfh as pocket moneyp Her friend wrote back in answer: Since you ask nc the question, do not think that you can." She will give her steward SIoo at . time Two days later he will come to her for money. Why. did not give you some the other day" she will say, vaguely. "All gone, is n! Well. here is $50; only take care of it." Her cooks never know ho~ many people are to be present at break fast or at dinner, for Sarah thinks nosh- ing of inviting in an extra dozen or SO of guests She will put or a pair of new boots, 90 out to walk, get caught in . shower, and toss her desecraaed boetines as present to her maid as soon as she pulls them of. She never pays . bill without legal pressure, is iavishly eener- ous to her servants and to the poor, has no idea of order or punctuality, and is as eccentric in private life as she is great upon the stage. She has made and squandeFed three fortunes, is always dying and never dies, is as fragile as a reed, yet tires out the strongest men in
 her troupe when she goes upon . pro- tesssonal tour. This latter peculiarly is owing to her exceptional power of sleep ing whenever she chooses. She always travels in sleeping car, and once. en- sconced therein, she will draw down the blinds and betake herself to slumber. Arrived at her destination, she will walk upon the stage on which she has never set her foot before, and the exits and en- frances of which are totally unknown to her. and will go through her part with as much spirit and brilliancy as though she had acted there for half her life. All her friends adore her and she is the idol of every cat or dog belonging to the thea tres of France. In many respects a most sweet woman," and for the rest, "Oh, the pity of it-the pity of it, Iagop
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-06-14
CONSUMPTION CURED.

An old physician, retired from practice, having had placed in his hands by an East India missionary the formula of a simple vegetable remedy for the speedy and permanent cure of Consumption. Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma and all throat and Lung Affections, also posi- tive and radical cure for Nervous Debility and all Nervous Complaints, after having tested it's wonderful curative powers in thousands of cases, has felt it his duty to make 1t known to his suffering fellows. Acsuated by this motive, and desire to relieve human suffering. will send free of charge, to all who desire it, this recipe. in German, French or English. with full direcnons for preparing and using. Sent by mail by addressing with stamp, nam ing this paper, w. A. MOVES, TO Pos0e,'s Block, Roch<skfy, ~ r.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-06-14
Columbia River cannery.

Mir. George Home, one of the largest canners of fish. on Columbia river, Ore gon, says that he suffered with rheuma- tism for seven years, having spent six months at Arkansaw Hot Springs, and at Paso Robles Springs. Cal, fosr months in every year. without benefit. Finally he tried St. Jacobs Oil, the great pain-cure, and in short time all stiffness and sore ness of the joints disappeared.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-06-14
To posemasser,.

Dy slight creztioa which need not ie- teEf6Be wiGh any Of their duties, postmas- eszs aad eth.ss may earn for themselves . Aandsom sun h commissions by re- osiving sa5suiR6oas so Tsx ARkAsssAw rRAvnakE. The paper has only to be ssaa to ss aFpE0ciated, and with 70 toaEnal h tAs soutA can subscription leenb do Q wen a with this paper. wnte b - fur teEmA specimen copies fbe dneSibutioo, co.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-06-14

Nath Alderman. corner Fifth and Gen. CT streets, always keeps in stock the pur- st and best of imported gins, brandies md wines, and fine liquors of all kinds. The "iug trade " is one ofihe features of Maths business, and parties in the coun- Iy, wishing really good article of liquor, nay send their orders to Mir Alderman, rith the assurance that shipments will ,e made promptly aud goods will prove satisfactory.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-06-14
DRAWING OF JUNE ls. ,sss.

James Demourueiie. Irene st.. New Dr.
 -. - s.-- 1a "ssssse kosesthai, Fayetteville st- Raleigh.
 N. -. l.'...---.'-' Is, Paid l.. Y. sefvary. bookkeeper State Ns-
 io1si bAnk. New Qxiesus, for account
 Hank ot otCommcrce, Memphis. Tenn re Frank Brown. Passport. V. Y ,s W. B. Hutchinson. !. old clip. New York 10 H. N. Fieassace, CaeveianA. Ohio !, James l. W aish, lS vsrrfck st., New York s F N. ward. Psssdeaa. Cal. csilecseA
 through Weiis. Fargo Co.,. San Fran
 e"eo. Sai .s- ...z--=..-s... ......5..-- :, G. T. kimbefiin. Texas, Washington Co.,,
 Bank. Springfield, Ky |,
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DRAWING orIrIY lss

Lincoln, Dakota ..9- -. ' 6ns Botfo. Opera saloon. Cairo, Iiis and A.
 h: dhbson. conductor Cairo Division
 wabash, st. Louis Pacific n. n Car A. T. DeBsun. Cairo. Ills . | Chas. D. Thompson. F F. lith st.. N Theodore voigt. s5 Avery st., Boston, Mass J. T. Moore. Hnrgin, Mercer Co.,. Ky r. K. Hamilton. Toronto Ont :. T. Bartlett, Gainesyi He, Tex 5 H. Evert. tzS V. Clark st.. Chicago, Ills F.. P. Lobarh, sis S. 5th st.. Phiia. Pa ". Ditrichstein. ! Chamber st.. New York
 Siy. collected through Germania Rank,
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-06-14

Sometimes a little assistance at the right time will enable the system to throw of an attack which might other~ise re- suit in serious sickness. Ayers Pills should always be kep, at hand, and promptly taken for the relief of slight ail- ments, before they become formidable diseases.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-06-14
DRAWING oP Al-et-sr ,s<,

l.. shsefman. ss Dearborn st.. Chicago. III l5,t w.. T. Muse. Rocky Mount ts.s Rev. Moses Zerhvich. st4i-s S. Canal st.,
 e'oae". his .=... ......- ....., l5,e Jack Graves. Sfockell Engine No. l. Nasl,-
 vile, Tenn is.e Gustave Banman. Erebie Machine Works N
 e W. Monroe st.. Chicsgo. Ill., s.e hessrs. Sam selig and ]. M. LItal.hsle
 Selma. Ala xa a Wm. F. Oates. C. Willis. \. 4. Presrott and
 Hobt Payne. collected til u,,xt Ticks.
 burg Hank of Misslsxippf 2, I. V. vondersmith. .ess Locust st.. phiIa..
 rs i,s "'coAei peis. Canton Miss ...s-... la
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-06-14
Sarah Bernhards's Foolishness.

tAuCy bhoOPGt..
 l really think that this wonderful wo- man has screw loose somewhere in her mental organization. She is not mad or even cracked. bat she is what the French call "toqu~e," a convenient word for which the EusGsh language affords no equivalent Her recklessness in money matters is something phenomenal. When she was about to start for America she wrote to a brilliant French author {: l" All my expenses and those of my maid, including carriage hire, are to he paid by the manager. Do you think can eet
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-06-14
FACTS AND FIGURES.
Truth Stronger Than slander. The
 Record Of The Past Year.

partial list of the prizes above Ose Thoasand Dollars. paid by The Louisian. State Lottery Com pAny daring the year ending May isss together with Inc names and addresses given 10 the Company by ne hotaers emitting those who have requested it. Of the Company.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-06-14
A Firs,-class House.

n TuSt-OiHSS xEOuSc.
 There is probably no house in the south carrying larger or more complete stock of Wins and Liquors than Nick kupferie, at his wholesale establishment, II7-I73 Main st, Little Rock. His stock embraces Bottled Beer, Ale. Porter, C:ass. Ale, Sels.e< and Apollina,is waters: Monticello, Dry Aonopole, Cliquot. Roederer and the celebrated Royal Champagne; Rhine wines, Clarsts and California vines; Hods Malt Ex- tract, Green and Ciasks Champasne Cider, also, fine whiskio ssd eiears, case goods and geneEal s.loon suppliea With stock complees b evey ds&ail, dealers may send tAeir osdG8 wiiA cer- tainty of their being 6Ilsd promptly and at the lowest rulin6 psice&
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-06-14
fortify the system

@%< aA lAn who have experi- Ieneed and witnessed 'she e6ecs of Hostet- ter's sstcusHch Bstsers upon the weak, brok- en down. desponsffnG viceiuas cf dyspepsaA. liver co npiaiAt fevcr and aeue rheu- M11x1eun, nervoas de- htmy, or premature decay. kncw that iu this suprelnr tonic and a1teFafive there exists . sr,eeidr prin- ctpie which reaches the vcry source cfthe tronoie. and eGec1k An zhso,ufe and per- ul1ncnt cure. For saAe by ell Druxu1gss nUAy y&r~x Rw nAr@m44r
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-06-14

]. F. Smith & Co.,. St. Louis Your Bic Beans and Chill and Fe-e. Tonic have given general satisfaction. Those that have used them call for them again Respectfully,
 w. B. CARTER,
 Searcy, Ark. For sale by all druggists.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-06-14

The tables of the Southern Palace, 4oS Main St., are the best supplied in the city. When you want . frst-ciass real call at tAe Soushem Palace.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-06-14
DRAWING OF ocToRrR c ,ss,

l.. A Haser, for Mrs. NJ. r. Hayer, New
 York etty =.--=s--.--=z-.5 l5.0uD fhos Matterface. New York City - IS ,ooQ II. (. Richardson, collected through l. R.
 Dick q Co. Ncadviisc. ra J.eo Mrs l.. woolery Philadelphia. Pa .z-.s 5.eeD M. .. Mitchell 5ios M. st., \. w. W washing-
 lon, ID. ( 500 r. NJ. fiack, Hopkiusvile. Ky .ooo Vim; Lowery, i.a W. Madison st.. Chicago.
 His ..s....5 .s..z- -. s.e0 J. J. Medins, Washington, D. c =.... s.ooo J. t. Turner. cor. Common < Baronne Sts
 New Orleans; La ....'.s i.s@ wm. H. Ford. @'s Dryaaes st.. New Or
 leans. La aa