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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-11-11
NOTICE FOR PRE.ExPrloN PROOF.
LAND OFFICE AT

HAASO VFTIVE n =
Lewiston I. r.. Oct. IL 1885.
JAMES NJ Noes EGOR. DS 8i70
NJ Office IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIN
~ following named setsler has died notice Of
his intention to make dnal proof 10 support ..
bis claim and that said proof will b made at
this Office. on Saturday Nov. q. 1885. vis:
james N. McGregor, for the lots l. 2, 3 Sad (
NO 7. Up anr4 y. lie names the following
witnesses to prove his continuous residsrcs up-
On. and cultivation Of said lxnd. Wis: John n.
Ge' bert. John h, Wadsworth. John Pell, ?.
Ross. All Of Lewiston p. o. Mes Percs Co, 1T.
r. II. WINSTON, a.,
2 Register.
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NEW TO-DAY.
NOTICE.
LAND orFICE At

LAND OFFICE At
Lewiston, 1. r., Nav. s, 1885.
TO the widow. heirs, executors and adminis-
traitors Of Francis A.. Csrabin. deceased. aad
to all Othera.
COMPLAINT having been entered At this
oiics BY Johan Kambitsch against the widow.
heirs. executors and administrator Of Francis
A. Carabin. deceased. and all cthevs. for ahand
opiny said deceased's homestead entry No.
1874 dated Nav. 9Th 1888. upon the nv = ssh
M ~ y geo u and mel - 1 sec 10 tp SO :
v, B. NJ, in Mes PIERCE c,snty l.aLO Terri.
tory, with view to he cancellation VI said On.
try; the said parties are hereby summoned to
appear At this once on the 10Th day Of Decem
her 1885. At II o'clock, A. NJ, to respond and
Furnish testimtny concerning saia alleged
abandonment.
PHI. WINSTON. Register
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FROM MURRAY. I. T.

EDITOR IELLER:
The battle has been fought and the
dead and wounded candidates for the
suffrage Of the people have found on,
how dearly the people love and desire to
keep good citizens At home. The cleo
ton passed of quiet; aud, although the
saloons we're closed, "John Barleycorn"
was around in and among the boys; few
skirmages on the political outlook took
place and some blood shed from the nose
Of individuals Of pugnacious desire, and
q few had dark blue coloring Of the
eyes that showed si9us Of hard flush
and rough polish. All day the poll.
we're thronged by the boys, eager to d.
service 10 the interest Of choice and par
ticular candidates, and lively voting was
done. The greatest interest was conferred
on this election, that il has been our tor
tune 70 witness 10 Idaho, and . radical
change was intended to take place 10
North Idaho's politics. If this new
element Of population could BE- counted
10, as our population il mostly If Mn.
,ana people and the Black Hills and
Colorado, they show desire to get the
spoils Of Office, and carve mighty name.
in the halls Of the Idaho parliament. b u,
the best laid plaos .of mice and men OFT
gang glse" from the information re
ceived it 10 said Dubois carried thi
county BY . email majority. Judge
Claggctt was defeated and Judge May
hew was elected joint councilman demo
cras md . 6ne old gentleman. John
NJ. Burke for the joint assemblymau DR..
r. 8. Harvey member from the county,
all democrats. The republicans elect the
sheriff, auditor and recorder and two
commissioners and dit. attorney. Our
democratic friends elect probate judge,
one commissioner and county treasurer
aud claim assessor; but it seems safe 10
say "old pet kg' will &c. home for
assessor on count, aud one more mark
for the republicans. 80 Of the superiu.
.eudeut Of public instruction. 1t ha.
boon very warm heated campaign, aud
a stubborn 6ght has been on hand during
the heat term, and ca,upaiyo powder in
the way OF Ill the atiiJavits, and Murmon
sympathises and Jack Mormon HALEY
~ the republicans taun,iugly call him On
the hus,'ings, has been the target for all
the republican squibb and shots while
Dubois has carried this county it is ~
small q majority that j, can scarcely be
known IS victory; and If he dues No,
70 South with eight hundred or thous
and majority he will be left out for We
hear Nes Perce and Idaho counties will
give HALEY thousand majority; it 20
honest John will yet home 10 deal. The
Montana annexation vote was not very
'uccessful, tickets and cigar boxes we're
Do hand and they we're looking AFTER il,
md doin: well q they are 10 the majority
here; but 10 . sign was seen mid day
md lsrge plseard 10 large red painted
ettep vas setn st the place where the
polls vas held, "vose for Idaho, it is
Good Enough for rs and the air caugh.
he cry and shouts went up for idaho
Ind our Montana friends were put to |
'out aud nearly abandoned the Montana
tote, 70 il vas, il had the eject to say
u proesedings, and the result Of the |
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Third Annual Ball

COMMITTEES:
NUsIc-Prof. j A Gibson, G. G. Leland,
3 G.. Isaman, e. j. Bonhore, 8. L.
Thompson.
SUPERB. Krontinver, +. r. Robinson,
w. Akers, 4. A. Rowley.
INvIrATroN-L. Stannus, I. G. Hatra-
bau.h, G. c. Leland, T. D. Barton,
Il. j. Bonhore.
REcEPrIoS-E. s. Arant, L. j. Morrison.
FLOOR. G. Hat,abaugh, L. Stannus,
+. Kroutiuger, G.. c. Leland, T. D.
Barton.
ARRANoEMENrs-THE BAND.
Excellent Music furni. he'd.
A Cordial Invitation is Extended To all.
Tickets (inclading supper) So 90
Grand March ut 8 P. NJ. sharp.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-11-11

q UnMON0.
Ii the District Court Of the Fir.t Judicial Dis.
triet Of Idaho Territory Mes Perez county,
Paul W. Paulson, plaintiff, ". Benjamin
Lefe. defendant.
I'd Dssjaain leGG. defendant.
The pe:ple Of the Uuited States Ia the ter
ritory Of Idaho: You are hereby notified that
there & nov on Ole IN the once Of the olsrk Of
Tie District Court Of the First judicial District
1t eaid Territory. Ia Lewiston. county IT Nee
Perce, the complaint Of the above named plaiu.
II. wherein judgement 10 demanded aSsisst
,ou. lit, fur decree Of this court reforming
and correcting certsin warranty dssd, nsde,
executed and deliversa by Benjamin Leg, 70
Paul W Paulsan on tho 3rd day Of Juas 1884,
20 AZ TO carry out the intentions Of the parties
thereto. Said deed parrorting 70 convoy u
said Paulson portion OF block ntnss (9) n The
town of Moscow. whereas Il was the intsutiou
Of said Legg to convey portion Of block two
(2) in the said tswn Of Moscow. and the de-
scription in said deed should read - follows.
viz: Commencing at = point I'm feet Y Of the
M corner block 2. 10 the town Of Moscow.
Mes Ps,ce cannty. T.. according to the plat
II said town Of Moscow NJ recorded In the Of.
Ace Of the recorder Vt said county Oct 1873,
i. back " pager 81 and S.. thence running y
on the nerth boundary line Of said block two,
forty feet thence south eighty feet. thence east
forty feet. thence north eighty feet 70 place Of
beginning. I'd. For the costs and disbursmsnts
IT this suit and ycu arc also notified that
unIe. you appear and answer to said complaint
within ten days after the service thereof. II
served within Mes Perce County. and within
twenty days. II served cut Of said eoasty.
but With said Judicial District, and within
forty days If served out Of said District tex
euei.e Vt tho day ri service,) the plaintiff
will take default against you and apply 10
The court iof the relief demanded In said com.
plant.
GIVEN under my hand and the seal Of The
district court Of the First judicial dis
r.. 6. ]trict Of Idaho Territory. in and for Nes
Psrce county, this Goth day Of Sept,
A. d. 1886.
II. squier, Clerk.
Sweet 1 Elder attorneys Tor plaintiff. 81
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MARRIED.

-DEsKAM-In this city Nov.
81. 1886, by r. II liursou, J. P, Albert
Osthiemsr and Emma Desksm.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-11-11
BEST BRAND OF CIGAR
NOTICE FOR pEE-EMprIoN PROOF.
LAND OFFICE AT
Lewiston. I. T. Oct. 20 1855.

LAND OFFICB AT
Lewiston. l. T. Oct 70 1855.
JOHN T. MITCHAM DIS No. 2377
NJ Office IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
~ following named settler has hlsd notice Of
his intention TO make final prouf In support Of
bis claim. and Tint said proef will b made
m. vix John +. Mitchsm. Ds No. 2877 for
the 50 Y SEQ 2 tp 81 rlw,BM lie namss
tho folio wing witnesses II prove his continuous
reside 90 upon and cultivation Of said land.
viz: 8. L. Thompson. X. J. Mason, A. r.
Mec"y and Gen Brown, ell Of Cameron r.
o. Mes Perez county; Idaho.
r. II. WINSTON, in.
Rogisese,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-07-29

will cell at public auction at the
old MAher farm, 2 miles east and 81
miles south Of Salina, on Wednesday
August 4th, 1885, beginning at 10 A.
NJ, sharp, the following described
property, viz: head Of extra fine
brood mares, ali bred 10 the best Nor.
man horse In Saline county, head
choice mich COWS, 2-yeur old steers,
2 2-year old heifers, 2 yearilng heif-
ers, q calves, 20 2-year old brood sOws,
safe in pig, 5 shOats, 10 spring pigs,
extra good 2-year-Old poland china
boar, shout 2OO pure bred Plymouth
Rock chickens, l wagon, cultlva-
tor, I harrow, stirring pillow, hay
rack, hog rack, 2sets OF double hAr.
ness, also all my household and
Kitchen furniture.
A credit Of y months time will be
given ON notes with approved securi-
", at 8 per cent interest from date.
per cent Off for cash. All sums
under $40 cash without discount.
CHAs. II. DIvILBIss.
N. s. Price, AuctiOneer.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-07-29

Nancy Fontz was born In Brooke
county, Va, Aug 2lst, 1906, died At
the residence Of her sOn-in law Rev.
J. W. BlOndOn, near New Cambria,
Saline county, Kansas, July l9th,
1885. She was married to Isaiah
Wells Oct 5th, 1875, who preceded
her many years 10 the better world.
She moved % Ohio In 1912, aud from
there 20 Kansas IN 1874 She was =
member Of the NJ. e. church Tor over
50 years Mother Wells, as she was
familiarity called, was q woman Of
strong common sense, deep piety and
great usefulness. Her religious in
huenee extended far and wide. In
her old age even, she often went
with her pastors 20 different TOints on
the circuit 10 assist them in extra
meetings. In these meetings she was
always recognized o. q power for
good. At her home she exemplified
the true idea Of christian hospitality,
especially did she show great kind
ness TO the faithful ilinerant, who al
ways found q welcome At her house.
Many times has the writer and Others
stopped at her home, tired and dis
Outraged, and went away refreshed
and hopeful because Of her kindness
In words and deeds. Her funeral was
by large number Of rela-
lives and friends, each one feeling !
specially beFeaved In her death. Sew /
eral yeaFs ago she requested the writer /
20 preach her funeral sermon, IL he 1
should survive her. from the text /
III Tim, w rs. Up % within two
OF three years ago, she had been /
blessed with remarkably good health
since then she has heen severely A.
liicted at times. Her last severe ILL.,
ness lasted about two weeks, when
her salnted spirit Was released from
earth. TOknOW how" Mother Wells
lived Is 10 know how she died. She
lived the life Of the righteous, and
therefore died his death.
Forever With the Lord Amen. So let BE-
Life from the dead q IN that word
Tisimm0rtality."
J. n. MILLER.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-07-29

Allow a cough "a run until 1t gets
beyond the reach Of medicine. They
often say. "Oh It will wear away"
but In most cases it wears them away
Could they be dueed to try the sue
cessful medicine called Kemp's Bal
sam, which we sell on a positive guar.
antee to cure, they would immediate
~ see the excellent effect after taking
the first dose. Pr e soc and Sl.9O
Trial size free. J. J. Purcell. 2.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-07-29

Beverly is q new town, located on
the 5alfnA, Lincoln & Southwestern
railroad, being about eleven miles
out from Lincoln. The town site Is
owned by Major o. B. Gum aud
VOlney Ball. The plat consisting of
two hundred acres, was made In
April, 1885, and since that time sixty
lots have been sold and Q number Of
foundations are now being completed
for several more. improvements are,
the railroad good depot building with
platform and all necessary attach
ments, section house, q good two
story building, tool house and large
we'll for supplying water for the en-
gines. There are now two lumber
yards, with offices and sheds; one
livery stable, two blacksmith shops,
one hotel, one confectionery and
lunch stand, one carpenter shop, drug
store and pOstOfiice, large general
merenandize store, hardware and
furniture store JeWelry establishment,
grain and hardware Office and = mum
yer Of new residences. There are
also two churches and q s. 600 school
house now under contemplation, and
they will be erected before snow flea.
Lincoln Center Republican.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-07-29

Yesterday afternoon, the three-days
contest between the Columbus Ma
rooms and the Sallna nine, closed.
Mondays game was an interesting
one, and until the ninth inning,
would rank wen with the League
games; but our club became some
what demOralized and on the first
part of the ninth, Columbus scored
i've runs, which gave them the game,
the score standing six 10 i've. Tues
days game was almost a repetition Of
Mondays, Salins holding the visitors
down until ct the last half Of the
ninth inning they made five runs,
which made the game stand TtO7.
Another inning was played which
still left them q tie. but on the last
half Of the eleventh, Columbus scored
two tallies which gave them the
game, Z to 8. Il was well played
throughout by both clubs, and had
Salina kept her men where they be
lOnged, she could have won the game
easily, but instead, made some chang
es In the latter part Of the contest that
cost them the game. Wednesdays
game started cot with Salina doing
good work and at the clos Of the
third inning the score stood TO In
our favor. But the MarOons began 70
get In their work, and at the close Of
the seventh stood y to 4 In favor Of
Columbus. Up to this stage Of the
game both clubs were playing ball,
but after the seventh il was plain 70
be seen that the visitors were deter
mined not to win the game, and the
widest plays possible were made BY
them. 30 that SalIna run the score up
TO ~ to IA in our favor.
We are glad that the home team
won = game, even II It was given 70
them. for there are people In town
that are mean enough 20 think that
they can't play bail = little bit. We
don't think Saline had anything b DO
with the give away part Of yesterdays
contest, for they played their regular
game throughout, and did some good
WOlk, bot Il Is rather tlresoms for en-
audience 10 be compelled b sit and
witness sueh an exhibition Of ''mOn-
ksying'' as Eas displayed by he VS.
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Remarkable Recovery.

w. II Hill & Co, FairpOrt. n. Y.
Gentlemen-My little boy has been
troubled with worms for more than a
year. After trying every remedy I
could hear Of and employing eminent
physicians with no permanent bcne-
1t, was induced by our druggist.
Mr.. 3. Coventry, 20 try your Peerless
Worm Specific. To our surprise and
great satisfaction, Il relieved the poor
little sufferer before we had used the
first bottle. can recommend Il with
the utmost confidence 10 any person
who has little Onrs suffering from
Worms. would not be without Il
In the house.
LLOYD 3 CRANDKLL.
The above statement Of Mr.. Gran
dali, know TO be true, having used
the Worm Specific in my own family
with the best Of results Tan truly say
Il merits all u claims.
s. COVENTRY. Lima n. v.
For sale by Oscar Seiiz.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-07-29

The drummers Of the Pacific House
Wrestled with the drummers Of the
Whitman House In q game Of base
ball, last Sunday, west Of the city
limits. The race OF drummers do not
increase their popularity by Sunday
sports which are distasteful 10 q large
majority Of our people. Home people
do not indulge their desires for sport
In such public manner, and there IL
no reason why outsiders should be
allowed 70 make themselves 30 disa-
greeable. The citizens Of SaliuA Ger
tainly have rights In this manner
which even dFummers are bound to
respect II they must spend Sunday
In sport, let them retire 90 less public
places. They will sell just as many
goods and perhaps more, u they will
pay some respect 70 the wishes OF
nine-tenths Of our citizens, who be-
lleve that base ball six days OF the
seven Is sufficient for the most starved
lover Of the game. The pfairIes are
wide and large enough. and there are
places retired enough, 20 make It un-
Necessary for Sunday ball games
within or near ctr city llmits.
W therefore,, Il Il 10 be hoped these re-
tired places be made use Of In the
future.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-07-29
CITY PROPERTY.

A good lot on south Santa Fe avenue. price,
A good %, on Walnut street. sozI7s feet. Price
An excellent residence lot on south Fifth street.
70E2m. Price t4ia
A lot on north second street sOzIso. Price
santa Re aveu1c story frame house rooms
stable buggy shed roal house and other buildings
fruit and shade trees ard a splendid veil.
kog7
Kim street, story frame house with 10 rOnuls,
rents for - per month Tot lau. Prize tlsao
sieo0 down balance on time.
No3i
Santa Fc aueuur lot COX IN story frame house
rooms hnc shair Trees and fencrd This b a
bargain Price siOun. sdoa cash balance on time
Nosg
Eighth street. fnc story brick house also
q story frame hnuse hack part OF be- facing on
Ninth street. Lot 1ax3nu fenced hne Dot Of shade
and fun trrcs good Cistern. Price sfuo0, 81 zoo
cash balance on lime 90 suit buyer.
Nos
South seventh street . story frame hOuns Z
rooms cisicrn sell sItcr works Enud coal house
Lot 5oxl3n. Fruit and shadc trees a fine lawn.
Price sl30u cash. This one 81 the best neigh
borhoods in th' city and Is very cheap prop
erty-
II you want inu0 seres Of land or acre, a. you
want Wild land city property give us a call.
We pay taxes for non residents, We invest money
for eastern parties We have the hest set Of
abstract books in Saline county. We show you
land and charge ynu nothing for Il whether yuu
buy or not. iAu not tail 90 call on Fitzpatrick
Going. Posiofiec Rock. Salinh, Kansas We
refer you 30 any hank In Salina.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-07-29

Rip Van Wlnkls as rendered by
RObeFt Buck iast Friday night, &c the
Open House was ~ We had antieipa-
ted, . grand persOnatiou. The noun
tain and anOme act with Buck ls
Just elegant and the last acts Of his
awakening from the twenty years
sleep and the fnal climax Of Festltu-
ton TO home and friends are %
smooth and finished that the whole
Il blended into one straight piece Of
amazement. A notable feature aud
one that captlvates the audience Il
the parts played 10 such great sstls
faction By the baby artists, little Josie
and Master Bayard IN the characters
OF Meenle and Hendrleh. The little
prOdlgies found q nesting place In the
hearts Of their spectatOFs--B CiOi
C0urieT.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-07-29
The HomeIIssi Nan in saIInn

AS wellas the handsOmest and Others
ART invited to cali ON J. J. Purcell and
get = free trial bottle Of Kemp's Bal
sam for the throat and lungs, n RENE.
dy that Is selling entirely upon its
merits, and is guaranteed To cure aud
relieve all Chronic and Acute Coughs,
Asthma, Bronchitis, and Consump-
ton. Price 50 eta. ana 81.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-07-29

itoa yesterday. with . very few
changes in her home club. sallnl
might Be able 10 win q game once in
= while. for there are no doubt some
base ball players IN the club. and also
some that ought b 60 cut and prae-
tiee sWhiIe yet before selecting base
ball a. a profession. There are no
other games dated for this week as
yet. but arrangements are being made
for trip 30 Minneapolis In the near
future.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-07-29

There has been q little talk among
Republicans with reference 10 the
county election this fall, and the
promise IL that the contention for Of
flee will not be as vigorous a. usual.
Thus far no opposition has developed
TO the denomination Of Jos. Moore,
county attorney; G. J. Frederiekson,
clerk Of the district court, and Mrs.
A. J. CaFruthers, county supeFlnten-
dent-all Of whom have proved most
faithful and competent officials. For
the Office Of probate Judge, three can
dldates have been mentioned 50 far:
Jonathan Weaver, the present incum-
bent, w. II. Bishop, Esq and A.
Wellington, Esq. We do not know
that either Of the gentlemen named
are candidates IN fact, rs we have not
eonveTsed with them but II is bruit-
ed that they will be In the field. For
the Office Of county commissioner we
have only heard mentioned the name
Of E. H. Gibbs, LIST district, although
we do know definitely that he will be-
come candidate. AS a Republican
candidate against Mr.. Humbarger
(Dem.l End district, we have heard
no name mentioned. The Third
Party designs putting q full ticket In
the field, and no doubt the Democrats
will do the same thing. II is thus
upon Republicans TO put
their best men forward and labor ar
IDENTIFY and untiringly for the success
Of the whole ticket.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-07-29

Abilene Is quite happy over the To-
cation Of the Fl Wayne carriage fac
tory In that place. The proposition
was first made to Salina, but $40, 600
was asked rs a bonus. Abilene gives
only $4,000. Possibly the price Of
location might have been brought
down much lower. The first time
we heard Of the proposition Il WAS
claimed $50 hands would be employed.
Now we see that only 100 are prom
ised employment. The next breeze
that blows may inform us that only
fifty will be need. Il would seem as
II an establishment Of the proportions
represented In this case-WOuld be
very careful to go only where the
business could be made 70 yield q
handsome annual profit; which being
the case thirty or forty thousand dol
lars would be no inducement at all.
II would be bat q drop In the bucket.
However, Salina is generous and
hopes her lively and active neighbOr
may enjoy great prosperity In cOnse-
quence Of the Fl. Wayne affair.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-07-29
ToIha Iuns Ofsso 600.

For two weeks previous 20 a week
ago the great fair grounds at Bis
mark Grove have been closed. and
an army ofWOFkmen busily engaged in
making unequalled preparations for
the Western National. September s
TO II the great state Fair OF Kansas,
Thousands Of feet Of lumber, tons Of
nails. hundreds Of pounds OF paint
and vast quantities Of other material
have been consumed, and a lavish
expenditure OF money to make Bis
mark more than ever the queen OF
exposition grounds.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-07-29

Money, AOasy, Money Pianos, Pianos
Pianosi Organs, Organs. 0rgansl
Having added the loan business e
the Piano aud organ, take pleasure
In Informing my many acquaintance
aud the public generally, that | am
prepared 10 let them have money GA
long or short time az reduced rates OF
interest. Any one can have the
money at much lover rates OF inter
est, who will purchase an instrument
OF me. OF course my instruments are
iirst-eiass and need no comment a. TO
their qualities. The Estey organ and
Piano are the leading instruments Of
the world. They are the standard or
gan and plano. Just as good rs the
Estey," Is heard on every hAnd-but
why9 because the Estey Is ''the best. :"
UneOnsciOusly every use Of that argu-
ment Is 9 compliment to and a recog-
milton Of the priced position occupied
by the Estey co.
3. q. PARKER. Dist. Agent.
2IlL Salina, Kansas.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-07-29

The Germans Band hes dissolved
and turned the instruments over to
the G..Fnania Society. We under
stand that the Cadet Band Il on the
pOint, also. Of dissOlving. The boys
10 both Institutions are sick and tired
Of ''Patting up" and consequently
withdraw from the field.