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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-09-27

Are you disturbed 1t night and broken
Of Jour rest by sick child suffering asd
crying with pain Of cutting teethf $50
send st once aud get bottle Of Mrs. Win
slows Soothing Syrup for children teeth
ing. II cures dysentery. diArrbcea, regu-
iates the stomach and bowels. cures visd
collie, softens the gums. reduces in1sms-
tion. snd gives tone and energy 70 the
Whole system Mra winsIovs Soothing
syrup for Children Testhing ID pleasant
TO the taste and 10 the prescri7tios u one
OF the oldest snd best female physicians
and nurses 10 the United Btstss, sd Il for
sale BY al druggists throughout the World
Prizes. IS cents : bottls.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-09-27

! have been afflicted with hay fever from
sarly 10 August until frost Myeys would
run . stream Of water aud | sneezed con
tinually / vas advised to use Elys Cream
Balm. | am entirely cared. Mrs. Z John .
son Chester Conn
have been for several years . sufferer
from hay fever aad severe head cold.
have iound nothing that can compare With
Elys Cream Balm. II is simply wonderful
in its effect upon the nasal organs. Us. A.
Burtt. Wilmington, n. G.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-09-27
Y GU

cs1 be cured by parehsslns . h.ossls Of ANTI
APOPLECTINE and taking n according 10
dfresisons II is stronEsy endorsed ~ The leading
physrisns u rsow~Ai. IA theouly = Atsspiexy Pro
rrniise and is everyuhrss regarded az . cure
for re raiysis, Heart Disease, Rhrs.sfissu,
Asstsa Peessris- Chrsnte Hrssehisis.
Liver Complaint. kfdseY SAD Bisldsr
Trsskiss. setsaies- Dyspepsia, Ae,, Ae.
For sale BY eli dfngsssss Price ~ 90 bottle, ste
basiss car o5.oe. Send sph '. =. HUTCHINSON
4 CO.. Enosbarsh Fails VI. o. n A. Tor eirenisrs
and tsssinonls1 ~ Emergencies price IS Ga
Msies free 10 readers ~ fhls pse~r, Tells whG 70
DO IN e.1s u Iaeiasa,. srd ~hAt snsy rsssis frDn
bsizs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-09-27

rkass Back: roe pest ssstiy.tvn For
ibss* sprfy yesr these svo have lived 10
ssshss. sppNsriiy. asa kitd and isonshf
fnl moshes sna ariafal and snecaicss's
dsaski<s. zach being 10 . usSnr dereaa'
cot npou The ether She vss az modest.
setiring disposition. bad sarns property 10
Asf ova right ssiely Invested. and vss
suss al more II abe outiived Der aged suni
Bat che Lsa tho nisiortane 10 have de
sossds3. % Der mothers aide. from lam
lily. vho. for gsnsrslions have been sorely
afflicted With . propensity 10 Insanity
Lot Friday evening Altar her aunt bad
retired. her fatal inheritance ssised upon
Der snd barred her from her neat aud
tidy bone The ne1t nornins her foot
prinis usse plsiniy tracked scrcs ,hs
Oats TO the river bank, indicating 10 soms
places thai she ran ss II 10 haste 10 reach
tho asak waters She Gas found ia the
bottom OF the Bsitsntill. about . mile be.
lov the place where her tracks were seen
on the bsnk While reason remained Der
life work sss faithfully performed when
reason was deihroned. who will condemn
her for The last rash act
sAxDoArK
There are four men 10 this town over
80 years cid. Who have made arrangements
10 waIh 10 the town. hall four miles dis
,ast. on election day In November TO vote
Tor Harrison and Morton. They oil voted
Tor Hsrrison's grandfather 10 1870
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-09-27
Fair Premiums.

There we're few mistakes in the pre-
MUM list ~ published last week. There
should have been no premium given TO W.
g Lampson on stations. ss his horse was
nos shoSn 1t all, the judges giving him
third premium without seeing the horse
because he was on the list OF entries. Mr..
Lampson intended to have withdrawn the
entry, but being so bnsiy engaged the
IN after Was not attended 10 in season.
There ". 40 omission 10 the premiums
GU colts These were as follows:
Colts. years old s y Clemons 83
ES Randall 2
Colts. 8 years old &C G Bell 3
Henry Brysnt 2
Colts, 2 years old -B A Fisk 3
AT Day 2
ID Z Purdy l
Colts. 4 year old Il W Barrows 8
IA Tbayer 2
&C Tuttls /
There we're some mistakes msds in the
premiums 10 butter aud cheese and We
give ths premiums - they were awarded
By She judges y follows;
Factory Cheese H Sherwin 80
T Lee 2
g Baldwin 1
Dairy Cheese M B Lyon 3
Chas Bstcheldsr 2
Print Bsover y A Graves 2
Mrs G B Gilbert 1
Pan syrup @ Bell i
AK Sykes 80
All premiums ere payable now, and will
be paid Of the JOURNAL Office this week.
Altar this week they will be paid BY N.
Csu6sId. Treasurer.
". Il. Fallerton had on exhibition 4
very 6ss collection Of samples Of granite,
including beautiful specimens Of Irish.
EosIish. German aud Scotch GRANTEES.
Among the American samples which mum.
barred shout one hundred we're two from
bis quarry 81 Hsrduick. Vt. which we're
Ne nasss Of the collection 10 appearance
q isssL
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-09-27
HOUsExEEPERs WILL APpRECI
ATE THIS.

cssSsssasiss. n.saksss sss Piiis~s.
Frssr has just crowded the Bazaar With
bed dog supplies. He bought them IN .
lum p. bought them cheap because Of guam.
tity and cash payment. and be lets them
out cheap. Read
An extra good comfortable. worth 00c'
for SOC. A 81. 10 comfortable can be bough'
for 75c. The 90c. ana dollar comfortsbles
you'd cost you 81 % and 81 60 II you
made them yourself. There are others fol
81 IS and . 81 30. and you can buy 50 90
satteen comfortable for q. There are also
bargains 10 colored blankets. For 98c you
cen buy pair Of 10 4 silver gray blankets
worth 81 80. Extra heavy ten quarter
blankets for sl.59. Splendid quality blau.
kets 81 %. % 9S and % so per pair. Scar.
let oil wool shrunk blankets are In grea'
demand. Fresr sells for % 10 . pair Of
81 80 scarlet blankets, and the So Bile nkets
are marked a 20. Is buy the best 81 30
quality. Frear makes specially Of fes.
theirs and pillows, and guarantees them
free from odor. quilts and dirt. No. /
geese feathers only 65 cents per pound.
Selected geese feathers (part down for rs
cents per pound. The celebrated Bazaar
pillows are only 50 per pair, and you can
buy extra best live geese feather pillows
for "a 20 per pair.
TABLE LINENS, oaITs AND CALIFORNIA
BLANKETS.
Fresr has designated the following ss
leaders for this fall at his housekeeping
department: 900. turkey red table Damask
at $50. per yard. Fine quality unblesched
dAmask, cheap At 100. only 48c. = yard
Full blesched soft finish Scotch damAsk.
worth 90o.. only 600. yard. Extra heavy
bleacbed napkins. that are not dear at
81 rs dozen, are marked 81 OF . dozen.
Extra Ane blsached napkins. full 20 inches
square. are marked 80 per dozen; regular
price IS. All,linen crashes can DO bought
at TO-, 81 49,. &c.. 90, 100 yard. Extra
heavy 20-cent quality toweling is marked
~ lac. yard. Something newl the i'm
proved dish and glass toweling bleached,
t~ilIed, heavy and soft II positively will
not lint china or glass ware; Frear's price
is ~ lac. . yard. Large and very heavy
Marssillss pattern quilts, considered by
many the best made. only 81 so each. Cal.
ifornis blankets shrink finished, good
weight, worth ~, only 80 % pair. Bar
nsly pure linen towels. AZ inches long,
II IL cents each. Frears Troy Bazssr.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-09-27
RI:

Yoa . suRsr~r from any Of this liss Of symptoms,
sons Of which warn you that yoa are liable to An
attack Of Apoplery deafness or Pressure La the
Head. spots Before Eyes, PAin Around or Paipita
ton of Heart Pain In Region Of Heart with Ysslins
Of sunooation. Ringing Sound In Ears. Sumbnsssor
Prickiy sensAtion Of Limbs, especially the Arm.
Pain between Shoulder and In side. Pain In Small
VI Back or Hip. Dry Cough, yissuIenoe, Sour
stomach. General Deb,iity. Loss Of Appetite. &c.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-07-03
BIBLE STUDIES.
International Sabbath School
Lessons for 1888.
xesson xxx for July 15-God's Presence
Promised - Exodus, Thirty-Third
Chapter, 1928 Verses.

TThese Sunday lessons are taken from
edible Studies for 1885, by Rev. Geo. F. Pentecost
d. D., and republished by THE CONSTITUTION BY
permission OF A. s. Barnes q Co., Ill William street.
New York.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-07-03
TWO MEN TO HANG.
The Experts Report in Favor of the Sanity
of Potts.

RALEIGH N. c., June 80 Especial This
morning Governor Scales received a complete
report from the experts in regard to the sanity
Of William A. Potts, of Beaufort county, the
murderer Of Paul Lincke. The committee was
composed of Drs. Grissom and the superin-
tendents OF the three state insane asylums.
Their report is plain and positive that Potts is
sane. The governor at once acted on this re-
port, and declined to commute Potts sentence
or to further interfere with the course Of the
law. Potts will, therefore, meet his merited
fate on the gallows July 18th, unless he COM
mits suicide. He is said to have made two at
ternpts to do this.
Thus ends the interesting story of the at
tempts TO secure Communication for this cold
blooded assassination. There is great sympa-
thy for Potts parents, who are very worthy
people, but the prisoner Is cXecrated to an un
bounded degree. Had his sentence been com
muted, lynching, it is plainly said, would have
followed.
Governor Scales also made final DISPOSE
tod today, Of the application for a commute
ton Of the death sentence Of James Byers, Of
Wilkes county lie declines to take any ac-
ton, and lets the law take its course. Byers
will, therefore, be hanged at Wikesboro, July
18th, for murder.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-07-03
Marion narland,. Opinion.

Readers Of TnE CONSTITUTIONS are familiar
not only with the sprghtly writings Of Marion
Harland but also with her sound common
sense Upon matters OF every day life and ac-
tion. Her name, indeed, IS household word,
and is equally well known in parlor and
kitchen. Her celebrated cook book is without
study Of how TO prepare good, wholesome food
in the best manner by the best materials. In
this issue we produce facsimile letter from
Marion Harlaud that speaks in the highest
terms Of the unequaled qualities OF the Royal
Baking Powder. Housewives everywhere
should read the opinion OF such an OK pert and
act accordingly. All good cooks, who have
used the Royal, are Of the same opinion also.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-07-03

glory in grace. % "I will put thee in cleft
III the rock" Alone, we could not live in the
presence of Gods glory; but hidden in Christ
we may live and behold the glory. What
precious truths are here! "On Christ" the
Rock, and 'In Christi the cleft Rock, is the
and behold all the goodness of God pass before
him (c) 81 will cover thee with my hand"
Thus, in this place of safety and glory, we are
covered with Gods hand until we are permit
ted to see, not n partial revelation. but the
fuilness of his glory as it shall be in that day
when 1--WE shall see his face, and his name
shall be written in our foreheads." QRev.
xii ll
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-07-03
"Euu MANY q Com

of purest ray serene the dark unfathomed
caves of ocean bear" but not one that glistens
moro brightly than teeth beauV6ed and made
healthy with SOZODONT, that time honored
donor of comfort and attractiveness OF the
dental row.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-07-03

AMONG the people of today, there are few
indeed, who have not heard of the merits of
Prickly Ash Bark and Berries, as a household
remedy. Teas and drinks have been made of
them for centuries, and in hundreds of families
have formed the sole reliance in rheumatic
and kidney diseases. Prickly Ash Bitters now
take the place of the old system and is more
beneficial in all troubles Of this nature.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-07-03

thur "a, tues thr TOP eolnrm WY
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-07-03

Win be attended by great dan
ger 10 body and lin b, bu
hundreds Of leading players
say they find more prompt re-
lief from strains, sprains,
bruises, rheumatism. stlil' and
enlarged Joints, lameness, etc,
By using BENsON's PLASTER for
such troubles than any other
external remedy known 10 tho
profession. Allathletesas W el
rs those in the ordinOryRyoca-
atoms Of life unite with baseball
players In certifying to the
value Of this plaster IN such
accidents. II Is prompt, pleas
ant and pleasing in action and
never falls 10 secure the best
results when used according 10
printed directions. Owing to
It's popularity many worthless
substltutions are offered. Buy.
crs should always ask for
BKSsoE's, firmly refusing all
other plasters.
I'D col n ruf Wky
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-07-03

sIBibe Studies for 1885," by Rev. Geo. F. Pentecost
D. D. and republished by THE CoSsT,TtrrroS Nv
permission OF A. S. Barnes & Co.. Ill William street
New York
GOLDEN TEXT-Teaching them 70 oh
~erve all THINGS Whatsoever T have con,,,or5oa
ond 10 T on, ,,,;+1 -, - -
e. ard 81 +bo rorld Niott -! 9 on "n'o
49, u No.. y. So, soi, 49, 49, we, M -O'
,,,to mo Prin~ nm +bis 20 'lou sa!es.
~. mo tno ,sbon, tbo,, Iii ~ nas' ot
LIZ 1oS. soia 49, VIZ senu WIN He. 1et
c'a-, ny IAie anu 'nou mast
Slso ioei1a eiace ~ my sgh NOW therefore pray
snee' Il n@'e loInu siace ~ tny s,ght, snow me
no" ivy way, ',ia' may Know tnee' that may md
gface IN my ssi' anu CONSIDER that TINS nation is
tny people; ana ne sau MY presence shall go with
rnee, ana Will give thee rest. And he said unto
him, II thy presence go not with me, carry US not
up hence. For wherein shall 1t be known here that
and thy people have found grace in thy sight? is
1t not in that thou goeth with us? So shall we be
separated and thy people, from all the people that
are upon the face of the earth. And the Lord said
unto Moses, will do this thing also that thou hast
spoken: for thou hast found grace in my sight and
] know thee by name, And he said, beseech thee,
shew me thy glory. And he said, 1 will make ali
my goodness pass before thee, and will proclaim
fhe name of the Lord before thee: and will be gra
ctous to whom will be gracious and will s6ew
vnercv on whom I will sbew mercv And he soid
Thou canst not see nv face: for there shat, no man
nee me and live And the Lord said RehoId thnro
a. Mace nv me- and thon shalt stand ,'ro rooi
and It shah come to while NV oru b
shat will mt thee IN cft Of tLe 49, a 10y, ny
49, tboa nth NV bo6 ,rb;Io ie anu WI
,;1, tola orav nine bon go and tn ss ny anu
ot nArs hnt INV faca sb' i toh h saS see my
Caoh pa ~ 30 ou' y A@oe Snali no' DC Seen-Ax
X1Ain, 20 .,
IN the study Oh TINS lesson, we suggest to our
readers to keep always in mind that there is a
certain typical relation between Moses and our
Lord Jesus Christ. 1t is especially significant in
the character of this wonderful prayer of me-
diation by Moses on behalf of the people. The
persistent way in which he used ali the ad-
Tantages arising out of his personal relations
with God for their advantage; his persistence
In assocating the people with himself. and
refusal to have anything for himself that was
not likewise to be shared with the people. We
are strongly reminded of the PRAYER of our
Lord: Chine they were, and thou gavest
them to me y and "Father, will that Where
] am, there they may be Also" The whole
lesson also teaches us the secret, method and
advantage of importunate prayer
Moses intercession had in part prevailed to
save the people alive from the anger of God,
at least to secure a respite for them (xxxii, So
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-07-03

TO YOU Want a CANARY, PARROT or
~ other birds7 Fine Cuban parrots only S.. Write
70 L. J. Daniel, Atlanta, Ca for prices % all birds
Omaha daily bee., 1888-05-17
A Correction,

The Des Moines Leader thus sets
itself right in regard 10 one of Council
Bluffs best known institutions:
Shortly after the impeachment trial
Of Auditor Brown and during the polit-
zeal excitement and controversy grow
ing out OF the same, there appeared an
item in the columns Of The leader re-
tlecting severely upon the Council Bluffs
insurance company. In this item the
Council Bluffs Insurance company was
charged with doing al illegal, under
ground insurance business and its sec
rotary with untruthfulEess in his cor
respondcnCc with the state auditors
Office and his testimony upon the stand
during the trial OF Mr.. Brown. The
item was written mainly in the de-
tense Of Auditor Brown, but il seems
that rival insurance companies appro-
priatcd the item and for the purpose
Of injurinE The Council Bluffs in
sursnce company and advancing their
own individual Interests, have made it
a canvassing document for their agents
ard have thGi sought to 10 the Council
Bluffs insurance coinp2ny damage with
the insurance. public.
Since the item was written we have
taken the pains 10 Investigate the Coun-
ell Bluns Insurance company, and par
ticularly the character OF MIR. j. Q.An-
derson, secretary thsreoi. We have
Omaha daily bee., 1888-05-17

found the Council Bluffs insurance com
pany to be a sound and reliable institu-
ton, conducting in a legitimate way an
honorable, energetic and successful in
surance business. We have found Mr..
Anderson TO be an honorable business
man, with q reputation among those
who know him best as being honest,
straightforward and entirely reliable in
all business matters, and we take pleas
ure in thus correcting as far as we are
able the influence of an item written
during the heat of political discussion
and aimed not so much at the Council
Bluffs insurance company or its secre-
tary as against the political party which
this paper then thought was doing Mr..
Brown a great injury.
We notice by the January statement,
1883, of this company that, though it is
a new institution, it has received pre-
miums since its organization amounting
to SS42,4l7.57; that il has paid losses by
fire amounting to 1917 1891, and now
has a surplus as to its policy holders
amounting to 1916, 7S3. "a. Its president,
the Hon. w. f. Sapp, of Council Bluffs,
is a man whose integrity and ability
make him a tower of strength to the
state of Iowa.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-05-17
MINOR MENTION.
N. Y. Plumbing Co.

N. Y. Plumbing Co.
New spring goods at Refers.
Additional Council Bluffs on the seventh
page.
The articles Of incorporation Of the board
OF trade were filed yesterday.
The Kiel hotel was so crowded last night
that cots were brought into demand.
The White sewing machine Office has been
moved from No. 224 to No. 3O5 Broadway.
DThe artistic decoration Of Gilbert Bros
new ice wagons is being done by Miss ;. ID.
Rehs
To-nignt Harmony chapel No. %, o. f. S,
will hold its regular meeting IN Masonic nail.
BY order w. M.
An Omaha gentleman was yesterday look
ing over the city with the view of starting a
shirt factory here.
For a racing season there are very few
'tuffs' from "furren parts in the city, and
what are here have thus far caused the police
no trouble.
A new 81. 800 range has been added to the
kitchen department of the Ogden house. 1t
is from the celebrated manufacturer John
Van, of Cincinnati.
John +. Schultz and Miss Mary Rink, sis
ter of A. Rink, were happily welded Tues,
day evening, the eremon being performed
by Rev. Adolph Wesselling.
The last wall of the old Catholic church
and pastoral residence, was taken down
yesterday. Tit brick are found TO be in ex-
cellent condition, especially considering the
fact that they have been here twenty-eight
years.
Prominent stock raisers in Keg Creek
township will ship in a few days sotne OF the
best cattle in the county. Supervisor Under
wood will ship five cars, Colonel William Orr
six, NJ. Mckenzie three and Hon. A. w. wy
man three,
The electric light poles are receiving a coat
OF blue paint TO the height of six feet, and the
effect is quite pleasing. The telephone and
telegraph companies should follow suit, and
the appearance of Broadway would be greatly
improved thereby.
The shortest articles of Incorporation ever
fled here were received at the recorders
office yesterday. They were for the Method
ist Episcopal church of Nicola, and simply re-
cited on a little scrap of paper that the church
was organized under the rules Of that denon-
nation, for such purposes as churches gener-
ally are designed for.
Hans Thomson, a young man who only
arrived from Denmark two weeks ago, was
yesterday brought before the commissioners
ne being apparently insane. DIR. Hart ex-
amined him and concluded he was suffering
from a low fever, which caused the delirium.
1t was thought best to place him in st.
Bernard's hospital, IN the belief that when
the fever is broken his sanity will return.
He is thought to have got the illness by the
ocean voyage and lack of proper nourish-
ment and care on the long journey.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-05-17
The First Motor Train.

The new motor that arrived day before
yesterday has been unloaded aud placed on the
track and will make its first trip to-day. 1t
will begin running regular trips about 3
o'clock this afternoon to accommodate those
who wish to visit Manawa to witness the
ball game between the home team and the J.
]. Hardins of Omaha. The motor will con
tinue running through the evening, as there
are a great many who wish to attend the
opening ball and banquet at the Manawa
hotel. The motor cars will start from the
south side Of the Milwaukee tracks on Ninth
street. The other new motor is expected TO
arrive from Philadelphia at any time.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-05-17
Excursion TO ST. Louis Convention and
Derby Races.

The Wabash will sell excursion tick
cts to St. Louis and return at one fare
for the round trip, 81 .25. Dates of sale,
June I'd, Sd, 4th and 9th. Tickets good
returning until June 18th, inclusive.
The national democratic convention
meets June 9Th. The Derby races com
mence June 4th.
Excursion tickets will be sold for reg
ular passenger trains, leaving Council
Bluffs $40 p, m. juno 2d, Sd, 4th and
5th, arriving in st. Louis at Z o'clock
the following morning. Also for a spe-
cial train for accommodation Of Young
Mems Democratic club, of Council
Bluffs, at 1880 p. m. June Sd, and arriv-
ing in St. Louis following morning.
Secure your excursion and sleeper tick
cts by applying to j. G. Mitchell, All
broadway.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-05-17

The G.. B. & Q. will run a special
train to accommodate the democrats,
their friends and the general public,
who desire to attend the National Demo-
cratic convention at st. Louis, June S,
or the Derby races June 4. This train
viii leave Council Bluffs Sunday, June
8, about ] o'clock p. m, (eXact time
given later arriving at st. Louis in the
morning for breakfast. 1t will be finely
equipped throughout with chair and
Pullman palace cars. The rate will be
one fare for the round trip. M, M.
Marshall, general agent.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-05-17
The Ragan Lectures.

Raglan course, given last evening, was the
most interesting of all yet gwen, London
was shown up wildly and the lecturer IN a
pleasant manner accompanied the views ny
The recital of many interesting historical In
cidents, and the giving Of many facts cen
corning this great city, on Friday evening
inc last ST the coarse is 10 be delivered, 1t
will he upon Rome, aud the assurance IS
siven that il will prove the richest treat vet.
The course has proved thus far much more
Instructive and entertaining even than was
expected, which is saying much, None
should miss the opportunity FRIDAY evening
VI AseiGg Rene.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-05-17
st. Louis Convention.

The Young Mems Democratic club, Of
Council Bluffs, has selected the WA
BASH route for attending the national
democrotic convention, heidi in st. Louis
June 5.
A special train of elegant day coaches
and Pullman palace sleeping cars will
leave Council Bluffs at 1880 p. IN. June
Sd, arriving in st. Louis the following
morning. Parties not members of the
club who wish to avail themselves Of this
contract must make application at once
to the transportation committee.
w. H. NJ. PUsEY, Transportation
ID. A. FARRALL, Committee,