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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-10-10

Mr.. Irving Potter, who has been
sick with malarial fever for some
weeks, is slowly convalescing.
For a good clean shave go to w. b.
Reeds. Two good BARRIERS always on
hand. No changing OF BARRIERS.
H. K. Herbert, practical watch
maker and jeweler, in Young &
Clark building. Give him trial.
Just opened, a nice line of clocks at
H. X. Herbert's which will be sold at
a very low price. Come and see them.
A daughter of Mr.. J. P. Duncan is
Duncan and Miss Dora have gone to
her bedside.
The best quality of meat of all kinds
lamb, mutton, beef, always on hand
at Gray & Ross.
Mr.. Henderson asks US to say that
the teachers examination tomorrow,
will be held in the school room on the
north side of the square.
The school house is progressing a
little more rapidly this week. 1t will
ldCh StNSTdl lCuCucS VI AuloACu
by November LIST however.
We regret exceedingly to learn, as
we go to press, of the death from ty-
phoid few er, on Wednesday night,
of Lorin Cozine, at Carlyle.
The NJ. & ]. G.. T. was again
greeted with full house last Saturday
evening and will realize about $50
from their two entertainments.
These cool nights remind you that
you must lay in your winter supply OF
coal pretty soon. David Worst will
furnish it to you at bedrock prices.
Capt. McClaren celebrated the COM
pletion of his new house up on Deer
creek by having a little dance last
week. Some of the lola young folks
were present.
Guy Sample, whose trial for grand
larceny was mentioned last week, was
bound over to appear before the Dis
trict Court, and in default of bail was
committed to Jail.
There will be a meeting of the Lii
brary Association at their rooms to
morrow at 8 o'clock. All members are
| requested to be present to transact
important business.
Mrs. Canatsey, who recently sold
her farm to Mr.. Drake of Ohio, has
bought the Rohrer property in the
south part of town and will take pos
session of it next week.
| Judge Talcott had the great plea
sure on Tuesday of welcoming his faith.
er and mother from Valparaiso, Indi-
ana, who came on a visit to him. Mr.
Talcott, ST., is editor of the Walpa.
raise Vidette.
We are requested to say that the fu-
neral of Fred Burgess, colored, who
died about the 18th of last mouth, will
be preached at the Wesleyan church
on Sunday, October 10, by Rev. 10
seph Campbell.
The N. /. J. G. T. society request u:
to tender their hearty thanks to thost
who SO generously assisted them il
preparing and rendering their enter
tainments, particularly to Mrs. Grea
son and Mrs. Beggs.
Prof. Harris authorizes US to say
that the lecture at the Court Hous.
;. Wednesday evening by Mrs. Gaylort
n Smith, was the best lecture ever de
livered i'm this town. The lecture viii
be repeated at the NJ. E. church a
u $3.50 Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Smith
will also lecture at the NJ. e. churcl
this e, ening.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-10-10
LOCAL MATTERS.

Oysters at Fuckers.
Hot coffee at Wheeler's.
Flower pots at Bartel's.
Guitar strings at Scott's.
Hot lunch at Wheeler's.
Go to Fuckers for lunch.
Fresh pork at Gray & Ross.
Picked pigs feet at Fuckers.
Go to Sprouts for new pickles.
New goods of all kinds, at Colborn's.
New fall prints at B. T. Rodman's.
Oysters and celery always at Wheel
er's.
Court finally adjourned sine die last
Tuesday.
A full line of wool yarn at B. 7.
Rodman's.
Farmers can get bran by the ton at
Klaumann's.
Homemade candy at the candy
mandatory.
Still the prize coffee goes, at Rick
etts l. Browns.
Look out for new goods next veek
at b. T. Rodman's.
A new lot of honey in the comb
received at Stephens.
Hot lunch at Fuckers.
Bartels carries the finest line of teas
and roasted coffees in town.
Buckwheat flour, pigs feet and saur-
kraut at Ricketts, d Browns.
Finest hanging lamps ever offered
In lola. At Goodhue & Evans.
Go to Stephens and see that combin-
alton funnel, dipper and strainer.
The skating rink is open Tuesday,
Thursday aud Saturday evenings.
Worst has the best coal in the mar
ket and sells it at very low figures.
Every package of coffee at Stevens
draws an elegant piece of glassware.
Don't fail to hear Funston's speech
at the Opera House tomorrow night
lam selling none but all wool, best
makes, 2 and 8 ply yarn. b. L. Rod
man.
As deputy district clerk, Mr.. Jacoby
is proving careful and accurate Of
ficer.
If you buy your coal Of Worst vol
can depend on having il promptly de
livered.
Another carload of the Patent Cot
tage Chimney at the Lire Hard,Odr'
this sceek.
Nv line of cotton and flannel is now
complete, and prices way down. b
T. Rodman.
Othick & Smith have had their offie'
over Stephens grocery store, fitted III
In good style.
Coal is advancing and if you wan
to get it at low rates, lay in you
supply at once.
The best meat of all kinds, such a
lamb, mutton, beef, always on han'
at Gray & Ross.
Mr.. T.. w. Arnold is building nea
residence on Sycamore street, east Q
the school house.
First class meat Of all kinds, La m
mutton, beef and fresh pork a
Kreuter & Krueger's.
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4
C. A. Steele has sold his residence
to A. q. Boyd and will hereafter make
his home in Moran. We are sorry to
lose Charlie and congratulate Moran
on its accession.
Judge Allison u the recipient this
week of q visit from Mrs. Gilchrist
and Frank Green Of johnson county,
Indiana, and Mrs. 2. Miller and son
of Junction City.
b. r. Othick took o little run into
the southwestern counties this week
He thinks they are ''boomedn to
death and that property is held at a
ridiculous figure.
III. f. Vandeman, of Geneva, made
us pleasant call Tuesday. He is hard
at work collecting fruit for the Allen
county exhibit at the Worlds Fair.
The exhibit has to be i'm place at New
Orleans by November Is.
Mr.. G. C. Kelsey, the man who will
transact the business of the treasurer's
office for the next two years, is look
ing over the books and getting the
hang of things this week.
DIR. Clifford has taken advantage of
the low rates of fare east to visit his
old home i'm Brighton, Illinois, this
week. Mrs. Clifford is spending the
week with her parents at Lawrence.
Miss Kittie Collins leaves us this
week for New Mexico, where she will
spend the winter with friends and rel
atives. We wish her a pleasant visit
and safe return from the land of the
Greasers.
d. F. Beatty and w. s. Lawrence
slipped away quietly the first of last
week and went down to Harper coun-
ty. They returned Saturday night
very enthusiastic over the prospects of
that section Of the state.
Mrs. w. J. Ihrig started Tuesday
for an extended visit with friends and
relatives in Iowa, Ohio and Pennsyl-
vania. She will be Joined by her hus-
band after the election. This is their
first visit east for six years and we
wish them pleasant journey.
We had a pleasant call Monday
from Rev. j. w. d. Anderson, Of Fall
River, Kansas, formerly well known
in this county, and his brother, Mr.. J.
A. Anderson, a physician of San Fran
cisco, California. They were here to
attend family reunion, there being
present besides themselves, their moth
er, Mrs b. J. Anderson and three sis
tiers, Mrs. p. NJ. Moore, of Eureka, Mrs
j. V. Stuck and Mrs. H. L. Reagan,
of lola.
We had a pleasant call Tuesday
from Mr.. John Webster, of Cavern,
Dakotah. Mr.. Webster is largely in
terested in the land disputes in this
county as he owns about 1900 acres
of land here. He had a consultation
with some of his "tenants" Tuesday
night, but we believe they came to no
agreement. Mr.. Webster says that
those who are on his land can buy it
now for $3.50 an acre. If they do not
want to buy it he will begin suit in-
in the U. 8. court and push
it until the question is settled one way
or the other. He looks like man
who will carry through what he I'M
dertakes and We would advise his
"tenauts"to accept his first PROPOSE ton
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-10-10

The meeting of the teachers associa-
tion on last Saturday was well attend
ed, there being present about thirty
teachers, a number Of ex-teachers, and
others.
A number of exercises were omitted
from the programme to give them
time for the discussion of the "Course
of study for rural schoolsn by State
Superintendent Speer. In his talk,
Superintendent Speer gave US many
valuable hints and suggestions.
E. f. Barber read q well prepared
paper on "Gymnastics i'm the school
room."
A vote of thanks was given to the
glee club for the music which they
kindly furnished for the occasion.
The next meeting Of the association
will be held in Humbolt ON the first
Saturday in November. NJ.
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ANOTHER REPLY.

Editor Register Having noticed
that I, as one of the committee exhib-
iting fruit, have been attacked in an
unkind and ungentlemanly way, /
wish, simply in self defense, to say
that was never on the premises of
Mrs. Briggs and that I am sure that
we did not have any fruit from her
place at either the Lawrence or Topeka
fairs. H. f. VANDEMAN.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-10-10
A RARE TREAT.

The lecture of Capt. Secley at this
place on last Thursday evening was a
rare treat. Those who went expecting
to hear dry lecture were disappoint-
ed. His graphic description of one of
the worlds greatest battles was such
as to electrify the audience.
Those who heard Capt. Seeley
will wish to hear him again, while
those who failed to go will regret hav-
ing missed so good an entertainment.
(Neb.l Record.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-10-10
SCHOOL REPORT.

The following is a report Of school
district No. II, for the month ending
October 8, 1884:
Number pupils enrolled 81; average
daily attendance, "A; number of cases
of Hardness, %. The pupils, not tardy
during the month, are Non Welborn,
Emmett Wise, Angie Wise, Charlie
Robinson, Laura Wise, Sammie Rob
inson and Ida Robinson.
HATTIE ADAMS, Teacher.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-10-10
FARM FOR SALE.

Near Geneva; 40 acres bottom land,
house, granary, stable and corn crib,
all frame and nearly new. 8 to acres
fine young timber fenced hog tight;
never failing water; four-year-old
orchard, all varieties. Warranty
deed. Price $500. D. d. SPICER.
2 cow,
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-10-10
CHANGE OF THE.

The Geneva Union Sunday School
decided yesterday by vote. to change
the time of opening alternate Sabbaths
at the Presbyterian church, commence
ing Oct. 1st, to 10 o'clock a. m. sharp.
No change at the Congregational
church. H. n. GRAY, Secretary.
Geneva. Oct. 9Th, 1884.
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ATTENTION, MEMBERS MccooK POST.

There will be called meeting of
McCook Post on Saturday evening,
Oct. 49,, 1884, to transact business of
Importance. 1t is expected that each
member who can, will be present.
By order of the Post,
e. NJ. SIMPSON, p. G.
j. +. HENDERSON, p. Adj.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-10-10
LETTER LIST.

List of letters remaining i'm the post
office at lola, Kas., Oct. 0, 1884.
Bantey, Byron Ford, Miss Sadie
Blythe, James Jpffersan, Maurice
Burke, James Little, William
Dooley, + III Sibbett, NJ
Duncan, Isabella
Persons calling for any of the above
letters will please say advertised"
and give date of advertisement.
G.. NJ. SIMPSON, p. NJ.
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A CARD.

We wish to tender cur sincerest
thanks to those who so kindly and un-
selfishly aided US with their help and
sympathy during our recent bereave-
ment, G. AMRINE.
s. AMRINE.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-10-10
TEACHERS EXAMINATION.

OFFICE OF Co SUP'T.
lola, Kansas, Sept. 3, 1854.
There will be an examination of the
Teachers of Allen County, in lola,
October IL, 1884, commencing at s
o'clock a. m. J. f. Henderson,
Sup't Pub. instruction.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-10-10
suaRp SHOOTERS. ATTENTION

SO premium given for the best score
of s shots during next week, at shoot
ing gallery. 8 shots, % cents.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-10-10
lola COLLECTION AGENCY.

Par jucunda est, but how can you
have it unless you pay what you owe.
The war is inevitable and let IL come.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-10-10
CHEAP MONEY.

Bowlus has any amount of money
that ne can loan on real estate security
at lower rates than can be had any
where else
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G. A. E NOTICE.

Post No. 254 will hold special meet
ing i'm Dawson Hall, Saturday, Oct. II
at I o'clock p. m. All comrades are
requested to be present.
E. d. LACY, P. c.
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HEAR THE CALL.

All those indebted to me, by note or
account, will please call and settle the
same during the month of November.
I must settle up. Don't fail to come
in and you will oblige,
A. f.. WRIGHT.
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AUCTIO

VIM. II. Wychoff, Moran Kansas,
cries sales in Allen and adjoining
counties. Satisfaction guaranteed or
no pay. Charges one per cent.
Correspondence promptly answered.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-10-10
THE La BELLE.

The finest painted wagon, the most
durable wagon, the highest running
wagon, the best made wagon. Fol
sale by DAVID WORST.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-10-10

4 committee of farmers tn be APP
pointed Judges. The corn will be on
exhibition at our store during the Fall
ANDERSON Il DECLUTE.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-10-10
THE BEST I!

ANY woman or child can use it
the Buckeye pump, at Beck's.
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PROGRAMME

For the Allen County Teachers AS
ISOLATION, to be held i'm the school house
at Humboldt, Saturday, November 1,
1884. Papers will be read by the per-
sons named and discussed by menu
bers of the Association:
Teachers Association; their sphere and
Drawing in Common Schools,
Miss NJ. T., Chamberlain.
School Dicipline, J. +. Flynn
Outlines; their use in Teaching,
f.. W. Myler.
Primary Teaching, Miss Fleronce Brancht.
Morning Exercises ............ Leroy Runyan
The exercises will begin promptly
at 1:3O. Persons expecting to hear all
the exercises will be present at that
hour. BY ORDER FIX. CON-.
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$4,000
To be Given Away.

To see what Allen county can do in
the line of corn raising, we propose to
give away the above amount in the
following manner:
To the person bringing to US the best
five ears of corn of his own raising.
any time between the 18th day of Au-
gust and 18th of December, we will
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-10-10
WAuTED:

A boy to learn the printer trade.
Apply at once to this Office.
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An Experiment In Surgery.
From the P"hlladelphia Pres.

From the Philadelphia Press.
The condition of Patrick Whalen,
who WIS found by the police on Tuesday
evening wandering, with his throat cut,
in the Park, near the Green-st. entrance.
and conveyed to the German Hospital,
Las somewhat improved, though the
chances for his ultimate recovery are
considered, by the surgeons attending
him, TO be very sim, owing 10 the pecu-
liar nature of his injuries, which are
said to have no parallel In the history
of surgery. DR.. Wesd, the surgeon in
charge of the hospital, has had pho
tographs OF the cut taken. A first at
tempt was made to photograph the in
jury by means of a calcium light, but
this proved unsuccessful, and recourse
was had to the ordinary method.
The throat was cut above the wind
pipe. An apparatus has been devised
by DR.. Weed, consisting of a pipe and
bellt VS., for forcing chemical substitute
for air into the patients lungs. Yester-
day a slight case OF pneumonia was de-
veloped, due partly to exposure and
partly to an accumulation of dust in the
windpipe. The method in which will
NC attciu pLSu III the meaning OF the cut VIII
be as follows: A rubber tube will be
inserted through the nose and extend
eG through the windpipe into the sto n
ach, through which food will be passed.
The upper end Of the windpipe will be
allowed to heal, and also the QUEER
skin, after which the tube will be
removed and fo4d passed through the
wlndpipe. Tue only trouble vii. he
the epiglottis. which is eat in two
parts 1t is not known in what way this
membrane will heal, or whether it will
heal at all.
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Fatal Gas Explosion IN Boston.

A terrible gas explosion Friday the 18th,
al midnight utterly destroy ed the three-story
building, Nos. 157 and $50 Hsnover street
Boston occupied by Samuel Orr, halter, and
several others. The noise of the explosion
was heard nearly a mile away and the force
Of it shattered the glass in all the buildings
within a radius OF 300 yards. A moment
afterward the ruins ere in flames, ant a
this time 1:15 a. m.) are still burning, with
some danger OF spreading to adj joining build
ings. Immediately after the explosions,
screams were heard proceeding fir IN the
ruins, which would indicate that a number
of persons-supposed 10 be at least half a
dozsn-perished in tie ruins. AT l o'clock
three unidentified bodies were taken out.
No estimate of the loss of lite or property
can be made. Escaping gas was probably
the cause,
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held in custody. overpo Sered the sherifFs
guard, and took the prisoners away. Tney
both cried out for mercy, but Is thew had
ever been deaf to the pleading of little Rose
Tor mercy, so the vigIlants closed their ears
to the cries of the prisoners. They were
taken outside the town limits, where the
Woman was hanged to the ridge pole of a
vacant cabin, while her husband was bnng
to the limb of tree on the opposite side of
the road. Their work being done the vigil
ants retired quickly. The bodies were cut.
down and buried bY the coroner.
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Total for Europe. i ,27O, 1877, $50 1866 SS, 6ss
France produces considerable more than
any other country in Europe, and imports q
good deal. Russia, which produces less than
GRANGE, exports considerable. The deficiency
in 1888, as compared with the preceding
year, in Europe, amounts to about 200, 000,-
600 bushels, or more than two-thirds of the
entire amount raised by France. The def
cheney in the United States is about 75,000,-
900. The total wheat product Of this country
for the past year is nearly as large as the
product of France and Russia combined
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A Duke and Duchess in a LeYan-
fer.
From the London World

From the London World
The experience of the Duke andDuch.
ess of C%onnaught. so far at least as the
trip of taa steamship Cathay from
Brindsi to Port Said is ~concerned, shows
that a Royal Prince and his consort may
travel with perfect comfort both to
themselves and their neighbors as ordi-
nary passengers in acrowded Peninsular
and Oriental steamer. 1t is quite posi-
BILE that a similar experiment made on
beard an Atlantic passenger ship might
not have been altogether unattended bv
the "mobbing" which is the chief terror
in a modern Royal progress. The ordi-
nary social life of the Cathay has in no
way been interfered with by the presence
'0t the Royal party.
A nasty ~"Levanter," with high wind
and tropical rain, into which the shin
PASSED a few hours after leaving Brin-
dist, brought ont the seagoing qualities
o. the Duchess, whose Mediterranean
yachting experiences in a forty-ton
schooner are now tan ing her in good
stead. She was among the most en- ev-
idence of the small band of laiies of he
rome mould who scorned to succumb Ia
AAAO AOG@As hCdblCI. iGOIOlSiN DIOfQ-
enadlng on a quaking quarter deck:
check mating Colonel Keith Frazer with
the chessboar0 placed on a gypsy table
borrowed from the genial Captain Rob-
Die-s deek-hOuse; Joining with the Duke
and Lord and Lady Downe in the even
ing whist party in tho saloon, at the
hour when the long table Is decorated
at frequ mt intervals WITH the modest
grogs which betoken the speedy turn
ing in"; or mounting the lofty bridge and
scanning the entrance to the canal by
the aid of a chart-her Royal Highness
has amply indicated her claim as the
adopted daughter of a maratime En-.
pIra.
AS for the Prince, the bon c~omaradaris
which he has shown on board the Cath
ay is a happy omen OF the popularity
which is sure to attend his co nmand in
india. There is not one of his fellow
passengers who would not be delighted
10 have him as a shipmate on the most
prolonged of voyages. The man who is
disliked on shipboard is he who insists
on having "a certain disposition of the
deck-awnings without consulting the
wishes of his neighbors, and who
trays in the bathroom for twenty min
utes, while he know that ten pyjama-
he'd and be-toweled unfortunates are
standing, in more or less blasphemoUs
frame Of mind, outside. 1t is because in
such small matters the Duke has been
.scrupulouslv defferental in the comfort
If those about him, that he and the
Duchess are the most popular passen-
gers on board the Cathay. And it was
lhus that while her ROYAL Hishness, on
Thursday evening, the Sth inst, won the
sweepstakes on the exact moment a;
which the pilot would come on board al
PORT Said, the losing gamblers for once
we're -maguanimeus, and forbore 10 curse
their Evil fate.
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THE WORLDS WHFAT suPPLy.

Some interesting facts are learned from the
december report of the statistician of the
department of agriculture, in relation 10 the
cereal products OF the world. 1t appears thai
the wheat production of the United States is
something over 20 per cent of the quantity
produced in the whole of Europe. The wheat
crop OF this country for 1882 was nearly
100000, 600 bushels. and for 1883 it was
42O, l54,5O0 bushels. By looking at the fol.
lowing figures it is easy to see the countries
that come into most competition with the
United States:
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Republican Congressional Commit.
tee

W.
A joint republican caucus OF senators ana
repr sentatiyes was held on the night of the
18th inst, to appoint a congressional cam
paign committee for the preparation on and
circnls ion OF documents concerning the
subjects pending before congress and also
political Information, and the execution OF
sach other campaign work as may be
agreed upon by that and the Re.
publican national COMMITTEES. The mem :
oers OF the committee agreed IN
on by the representatives of the states
California, Senator Miller; Florida. Fl
Bisoee; l. linois, G. R Davis; Iowa, Senator
Allison; X tnsas, Thomas Ryan; massachu.
setis, Senator Hoar; Minnesota. w d
Wasnburn; Mississippi, Judge Jeffords:
Nevada, Senator J0le New HamnsbIre
senator Blair; New Jersey, Senator SewelI:
New YORK, r. Hiscoos; North Carojina'
James, e. O'HaTa; OHIO, William Mex, Law
IT.; Pennsy lVania, J. NJ. Campbell; Sunib
carolina, L NJ. Msckey; Vermont. @. w
stewart; Nes, Virginia, Nathan Goff. Jr
WISCONSIN, Senator Sawyer; Dakota. ]. r.
hayslond, 1Iaho, THEODORE Slnglser: New
mexico; f. Llena; Washington Territory, T.
d. Breats.
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is a native OF Brazil. New York Is the
birthplace Of 30 members of the house,
Pennsylvania of 80, Ohio, 81; Kentucky
and Virginia, II each; Massachusetts,
and Tennessee. ID each.