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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-05-26
PrObat Court.

r c. Sn ei yes, rday fled his bond fol
= 600 with j. c. ThOup.On VIM. Cur n,
JOha M0ntgoLe Y, jr., snd ". :. Port.
s..r.tie,, vita JUICE McClung and took
out adm mist "a ion pap rs on the personal
estate Of w. w. Cecil, dece sed.
JOish S-Ot', guardian aud curator OF
Mary JuLes, minor, tile, accOun's ami
vouchers ior second annu III seLrlem, n,
which by the :uEt, are examined. approx
I'd and ordered OF record.
J. X. Clopton, public administrator, in
ch ,rge of the estate of J. w. Gibson, de-
cea,e !, hleS first annual settlement Cf said
est he, which, ty the court, is * ,mine
approved aud or !ered { record.
Same Is tie of Wm.H. Penc,, file; third
annual se.tlemen, AID it ape ring to the
court thai tie ass Its of Ill rs ate are en-
they exhausted. 1t is ordered by the
cur, ihst said sdDinis:rst on be susp. nd
I'd until further orders
Same estate Mara ret C.DiXon, iecsas d,
;ece pit filed showing paym. mt in iull OF
bala ace found due ut fiual settlement and
administrator dis harged.
Same; estate of Mary d. Fuller, same
,n.Iy.
Same; estate of n. III. Mitters, orda- OF
sale OF real estate made at May term, 1888.
Renewe ed On same terms.
Judea Mercer, guardian and curator of
Allen q. Mercer, minor, files report of
sale of a! e tat. m ale IN cImpiiaoCe of
order OF court in +. bruaIy term, 1885 re-
por. apr we'd AM de.d ordered 20 issue to
}. L. Wad', the pur>ha er named in the
rtpO't.
J. III. Mertz administrator II the estate
If j. K W,bbsr, Creased files frs: on
nual -itlemer I, which IS approved and or
ee ed of rec ord
COuri adj )urre1 to Q a. NJ. to-day.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-05-26
HONORING HEARD.
n High Compliment From the
Enemy's Camp.

The St. Louis Globe. Democrat of the
Goth ult pays this high and deserved, but
from it unexpected compliment to Sedalia's
favorite statesman, Hon. John T. Heard,
in Its Washington, ID. c., correspondence o.
May 19:
Representative Heard is ill here
Pretty soon Senator Cockreil will 60 back
10 Missouri and then Mr.. Heard will be the
lone fisherman of the delegation. He says
he hasn't any idea when he will be able to
get away. He has opened an Office
ON New York avenue and has his
regular hours in the morning and alter 2
O'Clock In the afternoon to receive visit
ors. Between times he is attending TO bust
ness in the departments. "Do you see
that" he said the other mcrnine,
pointing to a pile of l-t'ers, well,
there is to-day's mail. 1t costs me
over a dollar a day for p.s.age
ii. My people elected me to congress they
want great many things done for them
here and Pm going to come as near salts
flying them as know how" The ruth l.,
Mr.. Heard is indefatigable. Many repre-
sentative spends two years here without
learning Washington SO well IS this Mis-
SOuTldu mas OODt III TWO DOIluSs MI. IISdIu
goes Ia and on; of the white house ks a
member of the family. The secretaries all
know him, and when he ent RS depart
ment TO present a case he gels hearing, for
they know he can't be stopped until he runs
down. He has already tucked away more peo-
pie in med st positions than all OF the
other Missouri Representatives together
He stopped on his way between the Pens on
Office and the Treasury Department to-day
and answered question as to when he ex-
pec:ed 10 get all his applicants provided
for by showing bundle OF Petitions with
the explanation, 'Pve got these left" The
present, he says, is the best time he has
found for getting in effective work. The
pressure has let up, and there is DISPOSE
lion on the part of the heads OF depart
ments to recogoi the claims of deserving
democrats When Mr.. Villas gets through
with the Post Offices in the stat where
Elections are to be held this fail he viii
look elsewhere, and the Sedalia district will
be one of the first to receive attention, be-
cause Mr.. Heard is on the ground and
pushing things"
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-05-26
A QUEER CASE.
A Man Makes Affidavit to His
Own Criminal Act.

The readers of ths BAzOO will remember
The mention Of the arrest and 6ning OF a
festive youth named Thai Hawkins, on
last Tuesday, for The double crime OF get
ting drunk and carrying co1ceslld weapon
1t ad's total penalty vas fixed at $50, end
as he did TO have that amount left after
bis spree, h has been compelled TO llnger
in durance vile ever sine.
granger, whose name is wi hh Id for appir.
eJt reasons, appeared in the city and m Ade
inquiries fJr the Cirel.ct Thad.
To reporter the granger made the fol
lowing stat meDt:
Il am firmer. ard res de FIVE miles
from the city. L have dau- liter who is
weak minded. About a year ago Thad
Hawk ms. his bro hsr and anOIher IN 80
came To my hOnse
HUNTING WORK.
eng 'ged them TO chop wood for me. AZ
ter they had be in nv employ for some
time | dIsch ,rged them, bit Thad re-
maiDs d at my house and W mt with me to
3 nton county. Some we * ago be star ed
O,'ensibly To go TO his home me Shere 10
Illinois, and since he LETT, my daush er,
much 20 my surprise, gave birth to a child.
When questioned she laid its paternity
UpOn Thai Hansi :, and / desire th he
81 a marry her and then wan. him to get
out OF The country, and | will support the
child aud Its mother, IS | would not dare
tru them in the keeping of such WRETCH.
Mr.. - visited the county 1tlorney ard
the two II upon Thad at the city prison
and tlst promising scion not only
ACKNOWLEDGED TO HIS GUILT
but went 80 far as to give the fatler en-
affidavit in which he sets forth the fact
and further sJ'emnly prom. ses u marry his
victim and support and care for her and
her offspring. IL is to be Hoped ne will keep
his word aud ch ,nge his wild mo !e of lie
Tor enc which viii bring him better reputr
and greater happiness than nat he has ap-
y .reIt'v b IN pursuing
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ANOTHER MYSTERY.
A Pocketbook with Valuable Pap
ers Found In a Grave.

Mystery upon mystery continue p;liug
up on the police, and for the time being
their work has been nothing but eDdeavor-
Ing to ferret out clues. The latest is the
finding of pocket book, containing vslua-
BILE papers, TO the amount OF thousands OF
dollars, In a grave In ST. Louis Cemetery
No. 2, on 81. Louis, bet een Bienville and
Cont streets. On the evening Of tine 10th
lust, two young ladies, sisters of Mr.. Her
mann Mort :ent nrg, residing corner Of St.
Ann and Johnson streets, while walking In
the Cemetery, notice a hole In one OF the
graves Looking In they discovered
poe Set- book lying on the tomb. The ladies
did not TOT en- il, but inforG young man
of their discovery, and, together with the
bro her Of the two your g ladies, they went
to the gave and got the pocket-book. 1t
was red morocco, having printed IN gilt
letters on the top lap the words: Fire
Insurance New York Underwriters Agency
s., 200, 600" Inside the lap, wri ten with
pen anu ink, was the name OF "A. w.
Welbun, Fort Scott, Kansas" The con-
tents were as follows: An Illinois Central
Railroad ticket, a certificate Of deposit In
the Bank Of Fort Scott 10 tie sum OF $780,.
As, promissory note In the sum Of $500,
sisnsd by &. w. Gcodlsnder In favor OF A.
w. Wslourn, passes on the Fort Scott and
Wichita, also Kansas City, Fort Scott and
Gull railroad; two C nceiied promissory
notes in the sum OF $500, and one in the
sum of $4,000; some business cards with
name of A. w. Walburn, Of the Fort Scott
Foundry and Machine works, Kansas, and
a few o;her papers of a private nature, all
in the name OF A. w. Walburn.-New Or
leans Weekly States.
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Married.

By Rev. Bruner, at the residence of Mrs
S. q. Fuller, on Seventh srest at p. H.
yesterday, Mr.. w. NJ. Young, of Fort Ben
ton, Montana, to Mrs. Sue Wilson, CT this
city.
Mrs. Wilson has for some time been in
the employ OF Mr.. w. T. Walker. as a
clerk in his notion and millinery store, and
has large circle of friends in this city
whose best wishes will 60 with her to her
far western home. Her marriage, the
BAzoo is informed, has tinge of romance
about it from the fact that ii grew out Of a
long correspondence between the high con-
tracing parties who met for the first time
In their lives when Mr.. Young arrived in
the city few days ago for the purpose of
claiming his bride. The wedding was
quiet and unostentatious, only a few init
mate friends being present. May their fu-
ture lives prove as peaceful and ha-mo-
nious as their wedding eve.
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HOW THEY FEEL.
Gossip on the Water Works CUES
tion Yesterday.

Water works was thu chic: topic OF con-
versstion yesterday and he general SEMI
men: Was in favOc OF scouting a plan bv
which the present water works could be
Immediately EXTENDED and eDlar- Ell TO
met the demands Of the entire city in
every resp CT. Tne proposition of the
National water works company is very
we'll received aud Mr.. b. +. Jones, The
president CT the company, who has decided
ID remain In the city Tor several days, had
numerous callers at his rooms in the hoe
Kais r. Mr.. jones Is a thorough bus ness
man md an exert in all that apper aims
II water works and water supply, while he
IS at the same time a most pleasant AID
agreeable gentleman who knows how to en-
'ertan and how 10 be enter. ain d.
BY birth he is Georgian AMI
being brother-il-laS to the famous ''B II
Arp" he has from association acquired a
god many OF the jovial and comic Al char
scterislics of that e humorist He will
during his stay be glad to NEE; any of Sc
dallas business men and give them any In
formal on OF use 10 them concerning water
works, whether The citv accepts the propO-
sitiol OF his company or MT.
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Buried Treasure.

Yesterday Mr.. Duncan thought he would
dig around the roots of cedar tree that
was in his yard, ss he thought it was going
10 die. He had dug around it considerably
and was nearly through when he struck
something with the pick and threw it up
on the top. Thinking it was chuck he
gave it a kick TO get il out of the way,
when it few open and disclosed some
money. Mr.. Duncan st once picked it up
and found $50 therein, and says it looks as
though it hsd been buried about a year.
1t is mystery how the money came there,
as no one can be found who knows any
thing about it.-Pierce City Empire.
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'STRAYED OR STOLEN.
Clinton and Joplin's Remarkable
Journey.

The following startling no ice which has
bsen posed on telegraph pole in
Nevada, according to the Nevada Mail,
would indicate that a cold wave indeed
must have struck Clinton and Joplin when
thsv allow el themselves to be carried over
bodily by the "nigers" to the "Gsm City"
May Is IS.
Notice Is Here By given to all Negroes
In this town that unless they Be Have
them selves they will Be compelled to
leave the town White wont Have their
Impudenee their Is Ranches must Be va
Gated soon their Daley Disturbance we can
no longer stand.
the niger Emigration msy bring Small
Pocks Here as well as Clinton and
Joplin.
And we Don't want them Here there Is
some that need not fear as they keep Their
Places they Wont Be Bothered.
this is Business and we mean what we
say.
Sind d Sealed By Y.
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A very pleasant wedding took place last
night at the re,idence of Mr.. and Mrs. n.
NJ. North, corner of Kentucky and Eigh-
teenth streets. The contracting parties
were Mr.. w. NJ. Phelan, a well known
employee of the Missouri Pacific road, and
Miss Lydia Mayors, a young lady who has
a large circle of friends here.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Cowan in the presence of only few of the
intimate friends of the aries.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phelan will 60 immediate
ly 10 housekeeping in home which has
already been prepared tor them.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-05-26
THE RAILROAD BOOM.
Marshall, Mo-, Proposes to
Have a Say in it.
A Letter From Mayor Miller
to Mayor Hickman.
What the Sedalia Committee
Have to Say About it.

The matter of a north and south railroad
% con 4eCt the l.. h. &. q. aud the &. Il A
with 81 dalIa and tn nee furnish the south.
IN outlet via. Springfield SEEMS t. oe
lining h. adgay every day, and indlca-
ots are that the road will b. Constructed
or at lest der gool Roadway toward
completion b, Ire the SUNNI r is over and
there c.rt nnls IS no good rea on why it
should not be unl-ss it IT would lie for the
lack CT god, ,arnest, hearty support Oh the
part Ct the y, pie, but that that lack does
40 exist is ce tainly proven by The Uuan.
lml y with which every point along the
prOpOs d route Is respoLdln, 10 the pr jecI.
The BAZoO 8 heretofore published
the action If The fier,nt towns
SUuth, OF S-daiia, AID endeavo ed ID show
to the people oil oeda!ia the importance and
! Significance OF the move Whicn Is fully
CT H.ms nsurate with is popularity. That
the people no. TN OF ceIalit are equally
alive Gu the subject NAV be be.t iUdgei
fr IN the teLOr OF the following letter re-
,eived y sterday by Mayor Hickman IRON
tie mayor OF Marslal, Mo.
MARSHALL, Mo-, May Is h, 1855.
Mayor Hickman, Sedalia. Mo:
DEAR SIR La regard to the railr1ad
from Spr.ngtisl norris, our pc pie are anx-
iJus Il secure this road AMI .re alive to the
EN- erprise. vii you nily notify me
wneu tn committee from Springfield will
ne In re .aIia. We would like to meet
them In Your city with a committee from
TN ; .ce, and also wOuli like to have
them visi, Ma -shall. Answer and obiig.,
Yours truly,
JOHN q. MILLER, Mayor
To tbs letter Mayor Hi kman replied
as fOisOSs:
SEDALIA. Mo-, May 10, 1853.
Hon. JnO. G. Miller, Mayor oI Marshall
DEAR SIR In answer 10 your es eeued
f.vor If thu 18th inst, allow me- to say tina:
II Is lot Ger ainly known at exactly what
dat The Springfield committee will arrive
here. 1t is, hOw-yer, thought tney will be
in seiali. the 22nd inst, Certainly not
later than the 23d Arrangements have
been made by tie Sedalia local commit
ee, however, by which they expect 10 re-
ceive by telegraph inlorma i'm In ample
tine for any arrangs ments neces sary, and
as soon as the Springfield committee are
heard from | wall take pleasure IN te.e-
graph ng you the desired info. nation. Sc
dali W Ill be glad to see your Committee,
however, and should they arrive a dsy or
two ahead of time there is NJ doubt the
time CA be made IL, as3nt and profitable
both to them and our citizens by tae Seda:ia
committe..
have the honor to be respe ctiully
yours, JNo. b. HICKMAN,
Mayor of Seialia.
So far nothing more definite has been
heard from the Springfield committee. but
Mr.. Jno. l.. Hall, chairman of the Sedalia
is expecting every h,ur to re-
ceive m ss=ge from them. The board of
trade will meet this event and IS is prob
able all preliminary srrangem. MS for their
reception and ent-rtaiGme-t Will thea De
completed.
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Not the Man,

A few days since the BAzOo stated that
there was a rumor that w. L. Tucker,
once a resident of Sedalia. had been sent 10
the Arkansas peniteptiary for selling
liouor to the Indians. The w. L. Tucker
named, however, the BAzoo is glad to
state. is not the w. T. Tucker formerly of
Sedalis, as Mr.. Tucker writes the BAzoo
from, Kansas City, where he now is carry.
ing on his business.
aThe statement, if referring 10 me as be-
ing sent TO the peni:entiary is not true, as |
have not been out of Kansas City since l
left Sedalia. You will please do me the
favor to say as much to my friends both in
and out of Sedalia, and oblige"
Yours,
VI. T, TUCKER.
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nisbee to pay over the money 10 gar
nish er.
E. III Hall vs.. c. E. Ilgenfritz, appeal
motion filed by defendant for order on
clerk not to tax costs.
j. &. Seatou vs.. The We,tern Union
Telegraph company, appeal; continued on
appiicstion at plaintiffs Ists.
Louis I. KIRK vs.. John Weleh, motion
ton 70 require plaintiff to file new bond for
costs sust aimed as to the amount of bond,
AMI new bond 10 the sum of $500 ordered
to be Fl l on or befor. the 9th inst.
/. n B.k-r VS.. John G.Tesch, A. Hal
stead file' a rev aud amended transcript
costs for TEACHING and costs OF case taxed
against j. 4. Hsls'ead
Court adj1urned TO 8 a. m. Monday, 18th
inst.
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Blocher's Seed Store,

The place TO get your seeds, No. lis, East
Main street. Timothy, clover and fancy
clean blue grass, the best ever brought to
the city.
Landreths celebrated garden seeds. ]
purchase these seeds direct from the ex-
tensive seed farms of Messrs. Landreth, and
they are pre-eminently the best. Use Ian.
dreths seeds and good vegetable garden is
assured. Come and see me. / will treat
you we'll. n. J. BLOCKER.
3-31w3m
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A Good.Chance for q Mil.

I will sell the grist mill at Labette City
Kansas, at bargain, if sold on, or before
May LIST, 1885.
frame building, 8 stories, 25x35, engine
room, 1890, nearly two acres of ground,
~ feet of side track, 12x24, "Sinker &
Davis" engine. Two corn burrs and shelter
running every day. Wheat machinery in
the mill not set up, will either sell to a
good Miller, one half or all of this property
as do not understand the business myself.
Will sell to responsible party on time.
This is a rare chance to the right man.
] d. HIGHLaYMAN.
Box 17s, Chetops, Kan. S-l7w4t
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Father u

Your roor wesried wife losing sleep
night after night nursing the little one suf-
freipg from that night fend to children,
and horror to parents, GROUP, should have
a bottle of Tsylor's Cherokee Remedy OF
Sweet Gum and Mullen, an undoubte6
Group preventive and cure for Coughs,
Colds and Consumption. Sold by all
druggists at 25c and $1.00 bottle.
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Wolves.

VIM. Stevenson, who yesterday presented
the two wolf scalps 10 the county court,
states the old she wolf and nine cubs were
captured in Black water township and that
the remaining scalps are in the possession
of some of his neighbors.
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Wanted.

A competent man to take general
agency for our publications in southwest
Missouri, special inducements. A small
capitsl required, address the Jones' Bros
publishing company, St. Louis, Mo.
4 Sd19tg2t
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SRUCEIE-PAIRA"

Quick, complete cure, ali Kidn,y, Bad
der and Urinary D.se Sc Scalding, rita
ton. Stone, Gravel, Catarrh OF the bladder.
81. Druggists.
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Notice.

All persons indebted to the late firm of
Bixby & Houx either by note or account,
are hereby notified to call and settle the
same at once as the business of the late
firm must be closed without delay.
3-3d6tw1m. JOHN w. HoUx.
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Decorative Act. Explicit direc-
lions for every use are given with the Dia.
mond Dyes. For dyeing Moses, Grasses,
Eggs, Ivory, Hair, &c. 10 cents, druggists
keep them. Wells, Richardson & Co. Bur.
lington, Vt,
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MOTHERS.

II you are feeling broken, worn out and
nervous, use Wells Health Renewor."
Il. Druggists.
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The Horsford Almanac and Cook
Pnnb
Wedding.

mailed free on application to the Rumiord
Chemical Works, Providence, K. l.
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To StOckuu0n,

l am prepared to castrate all kinds of
horses and ridglings, of which make q
speciality. Call or address,
w. E. SMITH,
S l7dltw2t*1 Esst Main street
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Il hive taken one bottle of DR.. Graves
Heart Regulator for Heart Disease ami
find il all could d,s re.-A. a. He. brook,
Worcester, Mass.
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BED-BUGS, FLIES.

Flies, reaches, ants, bed bugs, rats, mice,
grphers, chipnuaks, cleared out by
Rough on Rats" 15c.
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HEART PAINS.

Palpitation, Dropsical Swellings, Dizzi-
ness. Indigestion, Headache, Sleeplessness
cured by wells Health Reviewer"
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THIN PEOPLE,

"Wells' Health Rerewer" restores health
and vigor, cures Dyspepsia. importance,
Sexual Debility. 81.
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n Stop in at Osburn Bros and see new
Agoods Just in and get prices before
- buying elsewhere. 4'l2dl&Wllt
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1885-03-05
A Gift TO q Post.

To THE EDITOR: Winfield Scott Post, No. 70,
GAR, Department of New Jersey, of which
the writer is member. was the recipient of a
brass carronade from Loyal Farragut, son of
the late Admiral Farragut. The piece was used
at Mobile by the Confederates as a signal gun,
and was captured by the Admiral during the
war, at the time Of the capture of Mobile. Il
was forwarded to Washington with other tro-
phes of war, and was returned from the War
Department to the Admiral as a convenient
personal trophy. 1t has remained in the fam
ily's possession ever since. 1t is needless TO say
that it is highly priced by the Post, who have
placed it with some other trophies in their pos
session. The boys are working in a true spirit
of Fraternity, Charity and Loyalty to make Post
IS second 10 none in the Saskatchewan VIII
LIS, Co. C, 62d n. Y, Motherhood, n. J.
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COuundrums for the ssth n. J.

To TIE EDITOR: Don't any of the boys of
the 38th n. j., who were stationed at Fort
Powhatan, last Of '6i aud first of 65. take your
paperf Why don't some of them write some
thing laughable TO counterbalance some of the
horrors published2 Who remembers the breed
Of bob-tailed cats that appeared III the fort one
fac morning? Where is Slim jim " Capt
Thomas Cunningham, Lieut.. Cotterell, Lieut.
Clint. McMahan, Capt Day, Lieut.. jackson,
Lieut.. Fred. Grill, Of the heavy artillery. and
Lieut.. Whiteman. Lieut Pollard, Capt. Billy
Reynolds and Capt. Charlie Emerson, of the
cavalry escortf Wake up snakes, and crawl.
Write, boys.-OPERAToR.
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ICincinnnii Ti,nea-Sfnr.l

Estelle Cleveland, of Wilmington, o., Is now
the most envied young lady of that Quaker VII
lage. She is a second cousin of Grover Cleve-
land, and he has written TO her to be at the in
auguration and assist in the White House
receptions. She is making preparations for the
great event in her life and has become very
popular with the ladies and office-seekers of the
town