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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-05-30

Parties" She was followed by Miss
Ella Cowan and Miss Nettie Scott who
both read excellent papers on the
same topic. The next hour was devot-
ed to Candidates for the Presidency"
under which topic Rev. Martin gave a
very interesting address. The duties
of "Christian Voters of the Republic
was next considered by Rev. Webb,
DIR. Hendricks, Rev. Scott and Rev.
Wright. The interest was maintained
throughout the entire meeting and
those having it in charge are to be
congratulated on its success. A very
pleasing feature was the plentiful al.
lowance of music, the solos by Mrs.
Greason and one by little Olive 9th.
lex, being especially admired.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-05-30
ANOTHER MATTER.

The editors of THE REGISTER and
Courdnt are tearing their hair and
worrying over the fact of certain par
ties attending the caucus at the LIE
land house last fall. At this late date
there Is no need Of getting unduly ex-
cited over the matter. Why, boys,
had you all been present you would
not have lost your virtue or honor; no,
not even your Republicanism. Hum
boldt Union
We said what we had to say about
the morale Of political combinations
last fall. That is not the question now.
What we are Directing to now is the
charge of personal and political double
dealing and inconsistency preferred by
His Immaculateness, the editor of the
Courdnt.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-05-30
Publication Notice.
Roselda Scranton plaintiff
naxid Scranton defendant.

David Scranton defendant.
The above named Defendant David Scranton
il hereby notified that he has been sued by the
above named plaintiF Roselda Scranton, and
ID: issi. file her petition against him in the
District Court of Allen County Kansas praying
for adivorce from him; and for alimony and
that the e q section 35, 81, range "a, In
Cherokee County, State of Kansas, he set apart
as her permanent alimony, subject to the mort
gage thereon; and also for her reasonable
costs and expenses In prosecuting her action,
and for her maintenance and support such
sum or sums as to the court may seem proper.
to be paid by the defendant; and that If he fails
70 answer the same by the tenth day of July,
A. ID. 1854, judgment will be taken agaiast him
the nature OF which will be that che be divorce
ed from the bonds Of matrimony now existing
between them, and for such other relief a.
KNIGHT FoUsT, Atty's for Plaintiff.
Attest: A. q. SCOTT, Clerk.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-05-30
THE REGISTER RISES TO IN.
QUIRR

If our 4th of July is going to mate
rialize.
If free billiards and legalized malt
are doing lola lots Of good.
If we oughtn't to have the band
play every saturday evening.
If lola people are not finding out
that trading at home leaves them with
a lighter conscience and heavier purse
If it isn't little cheeky to 60 to
Humboldt and pay out cash and come
home and get trusted.
If Charlie Beckwith isn't making q
first-class host at the Mineral We'll
hotel.
If Homer Hendricks doesn't feel 6
little broke up. Ditto Joe McNutt.
If the young gentleman from Nevads
came over to return John Gordon's
call.
IfCharlie Beckwith didn't set up
fine dinner to the boys last Sunday
If Yves. and Whitaker won't gel
over it and 60 back.
-Ifthe determination Of the COurda
not to degrade its columns, or slower
our personality" isn't very touching
likewise the amazing celebrity with
which it "dismisses personal Issues
If the new female stove pipe hat
aren't Just q little too too.
If lola oughtn't to have q good glet
club
And what she is going to do about
the library.
IF Joe Richards has given up his
contemplated trip with Anna Dickin'
son.
-Ifa general picnic up the river isn't
in order.
If lola hasn't the greatest number OF
pretty misses of any town in the state
And the fewest old maids
And the most old bachelors.
If 1t isn't about time for candidates
to hatch.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-05-30
Attention Comrades

G. C. Brewer and wife propose celebrat-
ing their silver wedding on the 5th day
of June which Is the IS anniversary of
Comrade Brewers safe return from the
army. Their friends and esbecialy the
comrades and their wives are cordially
invited to meet with them at their
residence at Carlyle, in the afternoon
for full nations of cake ice cream and
lemonade.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-05-30
CHEAP MONEY.

Bowlus has any amount Of money
that he can loan on real estate security
at lower rates than can be had any
where else.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-05-30
oTTU MWA
Where he can be consulted in regard to
Liver, Kidneys, Stomach, Heart
Throat and Lungs,

Established In Ottumwa, Iowa, March 8, A.
ID. 1874, for the treatment of all kinds of chrOn-
ic and female complaints, and all diseases Of a
nervous character, and all long staniing COM
plants, such % liver, kidney, heart, throat
and lung specialist, DIR. Crider has no superb
or. He cured old Peter Lambert when he was
expectorating one pint of matter daily. His
postOffice address Is Wapello, Louisa county,
Iowa. Also Mrs. JOhnathan West, of Ham,
burg, Iowa she was nearly as bad, and ten
does her own work. He also treats all
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-05-30
NOTICE.

All persons indebted to us are earn
estly requested to call and settle their
accounts in part as In full, on or before
the 18th day Of June. We must have
the money. RICHARDS Bros.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-05-30

of catarrh mucus from your head and throat
ord Will give one hundred dollars il he fails.
viii also give one hundred dollars to any man
or woman on earth that can or Will 30 tne
same Now there Is no use to cry out mum
ing. - etc., and If l fail you get the money sure
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-05-30
MTDDLE AGED MEN AND YOUNG MEN,

Tot mo ask YOU a few questions, to which
Won sbould give Immediate attention. IL you
are sufrering with disease of the genlto urinary
organs, such as seminal losses anu lnrolunlaIy
discharges, what effect does It produce on your
general health? Do you feel weak, deDliltaI-
81 and easily tireda Does little extra eNer-
cise nroducs palpitation OF the heart? Is your
nrine sometimes thick or milky, or Is IL ropy
mr. settIing. or does thick scum rise to the top
mr. n sediment in the bottom Of the vessel alter
Ii has stood awhile2 Does your liver or urina-
~ organs or kidneys frequently get out OF or
der DO You have spells Of fainting, or rush
nj blood to the head? 1s your memory I'M
naired? Is yonr mind constantly dwelling on
fbis subject? DO you feel dull, wish to be let
.Iope, To get away from everybody? Does any
IittIe thing make You start or jump? Is your
sieep broken or restless? Do you discharge
irops of semen before and after urinatinR, or
during stool, or at night, or have you necome
impotent-lost all feeling for the opposite sen
DO Won often feel ashamed or yOurse1, tnInking
tbat every body that looks at you knows what
Ia the matter with your Is the lustre OF your
aysa ne brilliant, the bloom of your cheek as
fright ? Ia YOUR conversation as Interesting anu
fascinatingP DO you enjoy yourself In society
AZ usual do you prosper In business as wen
as Won expected? Do you pursue your business
with the same energy? Are your ambitions as
high Do you feel as much confidence IN YOUR
seif2 Is your temper rs amiabie as ever, OF
do Won f,.el afraid that every little thing VIII
nnset Won? Are your spirits dull and nagglng'
given 10 fits of melancholy? hso,
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-05-30
CHRONIC DISEASES
And all manner of
FEMALE COMPLAINTS,

and diseases of the nervous system. Also
all private diseases. He respectfully invites
them to call at his medical infirmary In Ottum-
wa, corner Second and Jefferson streets, and he
will examine their cases free of charge. After
examination OF your case, IL satisfied and you
should desire to take treatment, terms will be
made to suit, as reasonable as possible.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-05-30
LADIES,

You have similar feelings, lost the lustre Of
your eyes, ruby of lips, carrying with you pale
and sailow CONTINGENCIES, who have : aipitation
of the heart, fainting spells, pains in the stom,
symptoms, don't think that you cannot be
cured. Come at once. DIR. Crider vii! tell
you your complaints, and not ask you single
question. Any lady, married or single, young
with a friend or alone. and consult me profess
sioually. Consultation private and free.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-05-30
CATARRI.

Dr. Crider discovered while In South Ameri9
ca q specific remedy for catarrh. and can sit you
down in a chair place a towel around your
neck and q bowl In your lap, and In ten min
suites be will extract from one-half to two pint
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-05-30
A SPEEDY AND PERMANENT CURE

diseases Whatever
opportunities In chronic diseases
and children, is unlimited.
operations performed without pain and
tensive practical experience Being well supplied with
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-05-30
DON'T LAY IT TO YOUR
LIVER OR DYSPEPSIA.

Are You restless at night: your back weak,
and have but little appetite Tor breakast,d anu
sso om Did You tell your doctor that you
had practicel secret habits9 Never thought .,
connding these things to him, did yopI AM, And
, - Inv wcmId have allowed him to question
You cioseIy on that point, fear Of offending You;
and II he had suspected anything OF that kina,
being your family physician, he durst not ZOE OF
the World have limited at the thing, Tor lear Oh
vour becoming Indignant and insulted.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-05-30
YOUNG MEN

who have become victims of solitary vice-tha
dre,in,i and and destructive evil habit annu
aIIy sweeping thousands Of brilliant ana enh,
Ell intellects to an unfimely grave. Dr. Srlde
woui, invite you to come and consult with MIN
He has cured more cases than any
10000 Physiciaus living.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-05-30
DEVOTED TO THE TREATMENT OF
DISEASES OF THE EYE AND EAR.


FOR the BENEFIT THOSE WHOSE CASES MAY MEDICAL OR SURGICAL TREATMENT
CHRONIC AND SURGICAL enabled thoroughly
plOy the best means effect
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-05-30
DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS

Thousands die every year.. without asking
Themselves the question why they are dying by
inches. Take one candid thought before II Is
everlsstingiy too late.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-05-30
APPARATUS, APPLIANCES, INSTRUMENTS &C

OF the latest and most approved 6
To achieve success where success Is attainabl
and best interests of our patients, we have se
cinity Of the CELEBRATED lola MINERAL WELL, who's
any In the known world, where our patients
water in the various ways provided at thil
With these advantages we feel safe in sayiI
securing treatment here in the Infirmary tina
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-07-24

narrurC Obtained in the United States
"a i'm Sand all patent-granting coun-
tries NV THOMAS s. sPRAGUE & SON, At
torneys and Counselors In patent cases, 81
lished 70 years Pamphlet free. Correseon-
dence solicited. AAteply.5
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-07-24
THE NAVY DEPARTMENT.
Democrats, as Usual. at tho Bottom OF
the RascaIity therein.

Democrats, as Usual, at tho Bottom OF
the RascaIity therein.
WASHINGTON, July 16.-The tail of the
old ticket and the tail of the new woke
up the wrong passenger when he dis
turbed Secretary Chandler on the navy
department frauds. Those frauds were
committed by Democrats. Surgeon
General Wales of the navy was Indirect
~ responsible, for he removed the safe.
guards that were established by his
predecessor. He ia a Democrat from
Maryland, and was appointed through
Democratic influences. Secretary
chandler removed him oyer the protest
or thirty Democratic senators and any
number OF Democratic congressman.
The frauds were not discovered until
after his successor was appointed.
Daniel Carrigan was his chief clerk.
He 10 q Democrat, was appointed under
Andrew johnson and had been in the
Office seventeen years. Carrigan COM
mitted the frauds and escaped arrest by
running away.
The frauds were discovered by Bill
Wood, a notorious detective, who in
some way got an intimatiOn out of a
Waterman who had been used by Car
rigan as a gO.between. Woods wanted
$4,000 from Chandler as reward to pay
1t. All those who are implicated are
now under Indictment. and all are
under arrest except Carrigan, who ran
away.
1t is not believed that Surgeon Gen
Wales knew of the frauds or shared in
the plumber. but he was guilty of erin
inal negligence and will be c0urt-mar
tailed,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-27


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DckmAa is president anI NJ rtz FtcA, Secretary AT
,,, cannon . r. made Tor 70 banner raising Ou Fri
Gay I.-A- a..
a hand ONE banner was rn .ed ~ 't MARI AM Va ID
~. T,ryroyvu ON tl-iv night Iu Ter thc auspices IT
,,' , 'i', VII ,, a,r,ni entll.islc
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on ~ VIZ t'- Oh, T. E.- u,n o.. secretary
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-27


ACTIVE tA.NAe-ttu ih Htiet A7n VERMONT
mruWe D." rAiI'NAL htA"4' Antt"H.
lhr great movement "l lAo "'i""s"'" Too h'I"'
subject lt i.cn'-i"u ct I"o headquarters 'I IN'
kcpui ncnu National Committee yesterday iN' I''.'
cltus arc DOT listed Orb such dem"n7i iO'1 OBJ 'NI'"'
from the working people d" the country '- every m'''
gives ucrea ing evidence IT. The great heap OBJ ru'r
iopc- on Secretary Fcssenden 7oe'h contained shower
OF silver conn., Ii was AS though some one h'd started
lalfdDIlr OF dollar subscription Tor some great anu
.,l ,t.r,,r,.. or charity gentleman from New
l"F t...t....,i 200.
hoch'He, VINO Hi' zee" ID ''''' ''' "
,,rt blaine said. don't wonder 40 the letter, You
, I t.,, i,,,...ri,tfed f.i, natter and know how
r, ,..u NJ ll., If,,d .I..re lro
ihr "'lAA-HcH ''1' WV o."
l~O Germans cmpo'ei la-''. 'i.-'' '''' i''''''''
=, f4 ,,+ t,r ri ,iu.,nI vet If Is said that tIe
mum ,l...i.4 =. ,, mistake. The.
Germans are 'i '''.'''1'-
Germans 1It -uIr"a t-.4-Ailu people anu .-'t WA
t ,,. for man of little experience and small intel
.....,..,t
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Intelligence u'l- N'i"'' ''''i''"' ' "
,,.,. uniformly bright and encouraging The canvass
,-i. ~ N,,,.. and Vermont and tine K,-
IN "'' ~ . N-.
pUohaan orators are G'',It" WIN VASE '"'. '-''
from other parts of tine country Was equally chrerA-
,, % t-...... 90 ohio .af1 B.. T...t ut.I+ l,ty-
'iu-' o. ''
erl Got and myself addressed great h''HA- ii 'ldu
Tan VIRGINIA Wa surprised ~ the depth and extent
H ttr... 4.i.... +i.,-o INV ,,aafir,, I VA
wi '"' "'p'''''" ''''''- ~
told was larger and more enihhSl'su' 'Hih inc H'in'-
cratic meeting which j. Randolph Tucker held there
some DAVIS before. The people cordial
and enthusiastic. iheN IKE AT. b''i' MS 'ii''i
compcl- their admiration. Cleveland cxcte- no en-
a.. ...i; i...- ,.,. ,.. ., ,y..,,l,t ,t,u+ the
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neck of the party To pun 10 down. Ills elleI Wis l"o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-27
AINRoLlLlNa - IN GERNlNr

The rain yesterday had the effect of reducing
Che lttendnuc. at tho pad ltse festival 900 the Union
Iul -chuettcn Pork when che wealth cleared h lh'
afterupou about OOOO peoula visited th" pax inc
feature ~ the day estyitos VA 'he h's'H'a p''u'
the different .ocieucs embrace IN the Chral ORGAN
t,,t, Tina p,r,le WIS compoaod of four divisions the
frat representne c the thine. win women dressed
I'm ancient costume and knights in aimor The second
diyialon symbol1ed the harvest the hfd th'
ashing Interest," 81 the northern part NJ u'rmay ahd
, f,,tb taptraa c nu .Hf rnas OF the North rea
tbn nn.rr parade mtdr nm Iuprnt-if" REORGANIZATION
a. tho pnrade en- wrfr hler Rtmea foi the enter
inen nf tnp multliuIp hnttns un tr lae". ahuntinE
1.ntln. and various other ann em n 10 the evening
IA, pltA WA ht lantl Illuminated 100 humorous
gnths vorn wr paituhtd AMI tho performance ~ tho
nanmlHa The Red liui anwau" nn he Open az stage
altfaoted az Immense crowd Tue iusNal will eiose u"
a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-27

Post Once NoucD
Letters europe uesl sptt tIF Urff' D. Il.
patch DArCu at't uir.1 or 1 ~ d.
hvrry a. iesunaon arit,iuAl.. nls rs iOrHlIlsi
bs tutl t.ts-t t.+.-i' go abs
foreign uAi .It Nssk sutug August I'D w.. c.JsB
irrII.....t d a.. .a-rt tII- office as fJlJHs
MIINE~UAN-At H g. l lut .iNp pen = ~.rhII va
Nrttcrs Tor anse must Y' drrrftt "u't
~pr,It'. a Co. .p. Ihnt, "c. per e. We.fA
wa southampton amt Bremen letters 600 GREAT Hi tam
Germany ma .r. ititr+u .phhiirf lust 1r d.r'c 81
NpIfi T. q. iIr tItf dlfIt Amer
iou. vlaHavre Tor the Netherlands direct pet g.
Laandaui. 1850 tor Venezuela and CURACAO per =
TutRsDAI-At- 80 a m Tor Europe por = An. ttc
va Queenstown LETTERS f0r Germany tut France must
us drrciHd 'pHrAdIdur M -..A M. Tor Europe
IS 30 Irff Plymouth heinuufg anu hamYus 20 l
o. m for Nassau A. D.. ami santiago Cuba. per r. ..
eu.u su- a. $50 D m. ipi lfltllu aud huatah pee A.
',4.I. ir wa New 'tlean-
,rlsi iwu uetter. lorgertnauy &C. must be drreted
me- rva Vuesu,tiwB lef iers for DernanyJfC must
directed per lfy 1i hrlhh In -' ~ I"i ''oilani
ltt.et pef Ethiopia va glasgow letters mus. Hp ~.
rerf.I per Ethiopia I'd al fI. a. ~ inr Belgium direct
n.t hrIFruIlud va antwerp n' I i Tor iufHne,
ui cuba anh tIr f u4. .hie.. rr. u.s. Nrvput va
havana Al Do. Cor Newfoundland per q Afnan I.u.
SUNDAY A iu q m. iuf brrYtOwu nni IlunI pee Il
Iu.t F .I..Isf. FIa orleans af 80 D. ne
dufi4 and IIvug4tun per = city of Dallas via NrN-
Mas for China and Japan nor C.tvof Rn is faaa.ri
Mails TOR Austraua New Iraant -andWivn au Fif -.
ltud. uers ..NtnN. wa an fttHnfUu close hrrt
trt.A e. NFN pa -
ateruan, vita british htls pr Aufuaia.
r,p r,,nla paoie nh' lrrirssi %
tho nr.suInilu ttNr litAtarHbtsi lFfF al fFstu -
a,ntt,pp..t W4a frim go sat arriving - llNHl a.
ttanus, sn tis vr saiuaf 81 'eah'ra 80 hf1N'ti
'ben'e'hs ''''"''' urVnY q. rEARsON PO,,aa.t,a
ruat unea New Auik " \. AUG ~ A'fA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-27
SENATOR HAwLEY AT NEWPORT

NEWroGr r. l., Aug 26.-A meeting of the
III une and Logan n,tlaI ON 30 the Republican Head
quarters hUro Tonight was turned into a live Rcpub-
mean ratification needing. ON the platform
there sat eX Lieutenant Govern Fay.
john T. snnorn. state -enator seahury Mayor Franklin
General A. G.. Lawrence, O.. A. Littl field, DR. Henry h.
Turner AMI many other Republicans Co ouel A. h. Mac
Mahon presided
Nj Fay spoke NJ Iength, reviewing speech made by
Congressman Perry Belmont at a recent Democratic
meeting hid u this city. In the midst OF
me speech George Peabody Wetmo 20 en- cred
he hlll, accompau eel by senator Aldri,h OF Rhode
lso'd, AMI uator Hiwi y OF toup,C leu. Their 0p-
peaIa g. was tue signal for long applause. followed by
CHEERS Tor Bnfe ami Logan, and senator HaWley.
'tntra Hawlcy was Introduce atierwdrl au spoke for
nearly 'u hour auu hail. reviewing tn record OF TIE
twu parties
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-27

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-27

SARAroaA. Aug 26.-Ihe Grand Union Hotel
r,ri l.rtt WHOA ~ p to nave to.u place "-.i' las
r,eu ,o-rpoue. until to-mor oN. ow nl 10 unpr Hp"n-
velt4e. The prepare Ious .o. tl. leading -oc"t hel-
Gent nav. been carried out ou rla'or .e -ca.r
fu.lv A. -turr.. r. CHICAGO, .. Nho i- az Ine "r'nI
.u Hotel has consent % O. pdd cess k'pup can mass
ig,e.I.e AZ tAc Town uau Tomorrow eu.n-
The L,v Dr. NeVm1l Ha went up To- LaAe George
t-av he Will return ON thursday and ID the evening
Wi preach u the Was4n-,ou street Methodist up So'pa
Church
Apttv of BJ.ts'ruau p.eaure-scekers made IT'D U
tls place ou hauu-car, auo were enthusiastic over lAe
move ty of tue ride
ar.u.. carnival viii ZEE at congress Ha'- to-
no evening
The lIa Rdg. oluo, II Baltimore, MI. VIII give q
.hu,tr,,c meeting at NORRIS Driving Park ~ ttotl
/ kc OIL NO da. and entries Nll cos on 7Ib'-'tt
i We Fac VIII be gwen. The club MAJ ioN aunt u'
f,fr San vest .rd " au duO he Will take place AT t.t
loot 81 Noun NJ ire-Or tomorrow.
Mr. ~ j Bent ey, suprtn 't Alh ny. was S'.ti 10
hruct at fht keut ldl Institute, YESTERDAY rf uii.-
Ii wac Ocughtiul entertainment, ana was piIuclp lc"
a. bv "a Ilrge numb r of dies Iud gentlemen
ucIud ID avn ug tle late ar lNa.- T mn NeN-l"rh NV
auo vicinity are g. b. Gross, Miss Ken, 7qu.rc-'
MIR Goodwin md ami. a.. tCd d. jr.. ana Itiu5t VI 7.
a,d Ms J. "a. Mozart, +. A. Fi-he- ana tn w. 81"
Atuer L. L. Vel l. ID. BrOau.J. II. Ransom d. VI
ToIto j w. ia per IT,. Mrs Beach, Mrs ~. BRINK
erin n d p thampcrs, A. A King land, II. Travis r. W.
Suih. d. 90, Ms % j. Goodwin .. g. Mo- ei IT,
NJ and tlis- +. Euus, Miss a. T. my ttI Mt l. r.
Weed Mrs ID. l. Bur ctr. J.. \. Ia-'r W l. -ht ~ u
G II Cochran. W u L u-. j. Ross. Mss T. j. X So Vi r.
am Mis- IA. va or p G.. Page. MIS-. II. Is. Williams ILL.,
child A NcAIl 1.-the Misses Van Rensselaer, MI ana
Ms. 3. H. Lc6mdn