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The state herald., 1890-10-03
You ARE IN A BAD FIX

But we will cure you If you will pay
us our message is to the weak. nervous
and debilitated, who by early evil hab-
its, or later indiscretions, have triiled
away their vigor of body, mind and
manhood, and who suffer all those
effects which lead to premature decay.
consumption or Insanity. If this means
you, send for and read our Book of
Life, written by the greatest specialist
of the day, aud sent Sealed, by adj
dressing DR.. Parker's Medical and
Surgical Institute, 1873 North Spruce
st. Nashville, Tenn.
The state herald., 1890-10-03

Owing to recent rich strikes in The
mines ut Tin Cup, Colorado, large
travel has begun. Tin Cup is on tie
Denver Leadyille and Gnninson Dis.
trict U. p. Ry. fourteen miles from
st. Elmo Williards Stage Limo runs
daily except Sunday leaving st. Find
for Tin Cup s Al. m. fare $3.50. This is
the only route Tin Cup can be reached
from east of the range. Stage. Line
facilities are ample.
q. w. ATKINSON, Agt.
The state herald., 1890-10-03

Excursion rates via. U. p. Ry.
Tickets on sale the year around,
Sterling to Salt Lake and Ogden $40 =
10, Sterling to Helena and Butte $50.
These tickets are good 80 days from
date Thirty days transit limit each.
Good one way via. ID. Il r. G. Ry.
G. w. ATKINSON,
Agent
The state herald., 1890-10-03
lroN.rSs AnSlcA sAl,s.

The best salye In the world for cuts.
rilsrr, sofcF, tieefs, Salt l,houn. to,ef
sores, letter chhpped Hands, chiibinins
corus. aud all sixth Etupliun., aud lnsi
lively Gurus pilcr. or M I'ay required, nj
guaranteed 10 give perfect satisfaction. ~
inohrf refunded. i'rlcr "a cents pei bus
fof Sale rs chs drug siuir.
The state herald., 1890-10-03

publish letter telling the people how
he stands on this question. The time
has certainly not yet arrived when, to
gain the support of his fellowmen, n
candidate must parade himself before
the public with a rlacard OH his back
bearing the inscription ~ am IN honest
man,
The state herald., 1890-10-03

Are now one of the important fca-
lures of the Union Pacific system.
All meals are served in them between
Denver and Kansas City, Denver and
Omaha, and Denver and Portland.
Persons going East or West cannot
select Il more comfortable route to
travel on than the popular Union
Pacific.
The state herald., 1890-10-03

Tic democratic state ticket nominat-
ed at Denver last week is. congress
man, T. $. Odonnell; governor, Cald-
We'll iraman: lieutenant governor,
Platt Rogers; Secretary Of state, W. f.
Foreman: treasurer, james o. Carlisle;
auditor, W. F. SHELTON; attorney gen
eral. J. II. MaHpin; superintendent Of
instruction, ]. ]. Crook; regents # the
university, c. +. Ford and II. o. Mon
tague.
The state herald., 1890-10-03

Another attempt has been made TO
kill The Car Of Russia. The plot was
to wreck the train on which the Car
was travelling. a ruler certainly can
not live Il very happy life when he
knows that he is constantly in danger
of being lSS;issinatel.
The state herald., 1890-10-03

ifir-i publication August -
Nu,ius for Publication.
Land oficc ut sterling. Colorado.
Angn-t Is, leo,
Nofit T. l. hereby given that the following.
named settler lists fllc'l notice OF his In
trntton tn make nnrl proot m support of his
claim, aud that -Hid prouf viii la made l4..
for the Ulrrk ut tbs district snnrt 81 Phillin,
county at iiolyokr Colorado. on Uctobrrd,
leo, viz;
HrcRErIA SMITH. formerly Lucrriia
Eirtright.
II. u. y. No. iti.i, for the nrqr sec ~, twp
u range u,
lie mans, tho following wlinrss,'. To prove
his conuuuuu, Residence upon and cnltiNn.
ton of said land, VIZ.
Charles Carson, at Ilolyokr, Colorado
j fnr- hamilton,
John Peterson,
ALERT Jarvis, Emerson, Colorado.
n. D.. 1kpMuN. Register.
The state herald., 1890-10-03

Va. Summons.
M. Pcrsinger. Defendant.
The people of the state of Colorado,
To ,. NJ. Pcrsingcr the defendant above
named, greeting:
You are hereby required to appear In nm
action brought against you by the above
named plaintiir, in the district court of Phil
lips county, state of Colorado. and answer
tile complaint therein within twenty DAYS
after the service hereof, If served within
TINS county; Or II served ont of this county
or by publication, within thirty days after
the service hereof, exclusive of the day of
service; or Judgement by default Will DO
taken against you according to the prayer
of the complaint aud If a copy of the com
plant in the above entitled action be not
served with this summons. OF If the service
hereof he made ont of this state, then ten
days additional to the time hcrclnabovc
specified for appearance and answer will he
allowed before the taking of judgement by
default ms aforesaid.
The snid notion il brought to recover the
sum of twcntysix hundred dollars MS will
more fully appear from the complaint In
said uction to which reference is here made:
And you are hereby notified that II you
fail to appear, and to answer the said com.
plant Us above required the said pluntiT
Will take Judgement by default according to
the prayer of this complaint.
Givcn under my hand the seal of
said court ut Ilolyokc in said
SEAL county this 18TH day of August,
a. d., lsl0.
Wa.C q. ROBINSON, Clerk.
The state herald., 1890-10-03

The democrats Of Colorado have, af-
ter searching their ranks for some time,
finally succeeded in nnding enough
men who were sufficiently attached to
the time hamored principles aud prac-
tices" of the democratic party to offer
themselves on the altar of the "fororn
hope" aud allow their names to be
pllced on the democratic ticket. These
gentlemen should receive medal from
The party bearing the inscription
"Failful even Ia defeat"
The state herald., 1890-10-03
EsTRAY NOTICE.

Sec-23-7-47. One buckskin pony with
dark legs and one white hind. foot.
One bay pony with white face and
three white feet, both Of them being
branded.
The state herald., 1890-10-03

ESTRAY NOTICE.
One mare pony, bay white star in
face; has II brand tchurn DASH on right
sise and counter brand on left side.
Had u rope halter on when it left home
with about thirty foot of rope dragging.
Address: STATE HERALD. uolyoke,
Colorado.
The state herald., 1890-10-03
First publication September 20, ls9O. |
n1-;,-.-- - -E-,,
First publication September 81. isto.
Nutics for Publication.
Land ofiicc at sterling. Colorado,
september -, ls!O.

Land onicc at sterling, Colorado,
september -. ls!O.
NOTICE L. hereby given that the following.
named settler has iiled notice of his III.
'rntion 10 make t.is. prooi IN support of h =
claim, and .hat said proof will BE- male he
iufs' IN. Judge OF the county court Phillips
county. AT iioiyokc, Colorado. on Colorado
octob.rjl, lsso. "iE:
CORA &. LAKE.
ID, ;. 1908 for the ne ar sec Is twp7 nr i5
".
He names the following witnesses to prove
bis continuous residence upon and cultiNn.
ton of, said land. viz.
Albert " NoHng, OF llolyukc. Colorado
George Gilbert, 4"
james u. l=innr,
hmmi 7. Guthrie,
H. L.. TEpNAs, Register.
The state herald., 1890-10-03

Land onicr al sterling. Colorado,
september I, lriol
NOTICES. hereby given that the following
- nphlci sutti-f has filrl notirr of hl- In
tcntipn - make nnul pniof In support OF
his claim, aud that SAID pr,snf will IL, r,u,ir
hIotu tue Julgr oI the rpunty court pi mil
lips rounty, Colo, at IIulyoac, ,olo, On
October 20, iso. Was
JOSIAH w,i.App.
~. u. T.. ddi for thr tc ,ir section u. twp :
n range iaW
He name. the folios Ing attnr--rs Ia prove
biz continuous tr-id"urr upon, and enlnNh,
liun II, said laid. via;
l"inuri h. iisnnrtt. of smh,r.t. ,'oio.,
Wesley y, srott.
Robert ", buchanan,
Wheeler wr'strr,
u. y. TEpaAN, Register.
The state herald., 1890-10-03
Don't Forget

That If you are going to st. Louis
or any point beyond, that the Union
Pacific is the short line u connection
with the Wabash Railway. Through
slccpcrs and all meals served in dining
ears. Free reclining chair cars and
elegant day coaches.
The state herald., 1890-10-03

Townsend WIS renominated by the
republicans state convention for con-
gress. He is the man that supported
the Lodge force bill in congress, to
have federal officers manage the vote
in the states for congressman, and 9th
er federal officers; thus taking the
elections out of the hands of the peo-
pie of the states. DO the people want
such candidate for congress, who will
aid in such ncfarious thing. He is
the man that finally voted against free
coinage of silver to get the bullion
bill,-News.
Yes, Townsend supported the Lodge
bill in favor of Il free ballot and Il fair
count and he also voted for the silver
bill, the passage of Which, every patri.
otto citizen of Colorado endorses. The
republicans Of Colorado will stand by
the record Of their candidate for CON
gress and when the votes are counted
on the 18th of November, his vote will
be so large that there will be some
doubts about there ever having been
any opposition candidate in the field.
The Denver Republican gives the
following brief biographical sketch of
Judge William Story the republican
candidate for lieutenant governor.
Judge William Story, the choice of
the convention for lieutenant governor.
was born in Wisconsin in 1913. His
ancestors were all residents of Massa.
chuselts, in which state he attended
school and completed his education.
Judge Stcry went direct from college
to the law Office of Ex-Governor Pitkin.
who was ut that time an attorney in
Wisconsin. After studying Blackstone
for some time young Story attended
the Michigan University and graduate
ed with high honors us II full-fleGged
lawyer.
In 1870 Judge Story went 10 Arkan-
sas. where he remained until 1874.
During his residence in Arkansas lie
held the Offices of judge of the Eighth
Judicial Circuit, special chief justice
of the state and the United States Dis
trict judge.
In 1871 he came to Colorado, and To-
Gated few years later at Ouray, where
he has ever since resided. lie is ut
present prominent attorney at that
town"
The state herald., 1890-10-03
Are You Going East.

1T so, the handsome new vestibulc
train now running solid from Denver
to Chicago over the Union Pacific and
Chicago and Alton Railways, daily,
has all the modern improvements to
make the trip enjoyable. Comfortable
rccllning-chair cars, latest pattern;
Pullman's elegant diners and sleepcrs;
fast time and sure connections.
The state herald., 1890-10-03
liirs, pahlir,,ian nrp,ler 4. ia.a
HuiiGa Tor Publication.
Land unirr NJ sterling. Colorado.
H4ftttlttlaif d. lsfa

NOTICE u hereby given inst The fnllna Ing.
~ hhhlfh sntiirt taa MED notice ~ III H.
irhiiuh ~ make nnHi pfuuf ~ support ~ his
rlslnli enh ihai said pioni siii hrih lp itHinfr
the itiiHt 90 ihn hlsiiini rNntt ~ ihiilipa
county iulqfhil iut ~ AL aiaansf i.ifnir ~ p
NnNutuiHf II, liHn Nlgf
The state herald., 1890-10-03

The constitutional convention, of
Mississippi. has recently adopted rcso-
ln,lons asking congress to submit TO
the several states u proposition to re-.
peal the fifteenth amendment TO the
constitution. It viii now be- IN keep.
Ing for the democrats Ut the North 10
place u plank IN their platform favor.
Ing The Submission az Ibis question, ~
order that they may help their south.
cFil brethren secure themselves against
tlr danger 0i eventually losing control
u the state. The federal election hill.
introduced IN the present congress, has
cyidrnll, satisfied the southern wing
Of democracy TIM, law viii soon he
pasud which, when enforced viii sc.
cufn n free hlllu, nnd n inlr count nnd
lhcy now. Us diBf,auchiaiug the negro.
wisli in avoid the defeat that would
udumll, follow to them b> lhrpassnge
1T such n law The northern drno.
rtals seem Ia he bitterly opposed to the
rnssnge Of amy ancli u Lass nnd they
n"w have n rhiure to follow ont their
line 1T policy hy declaring In favor uf
DISTINGUISHING the rrgro. II they can
stcrorh IN DISTINGUISHING The negro.
llt-y win lhen hHte nothing 10 fear
ltnui federal election bills
The state herald., 1890-10-03

john NJ. Henderson. the republican
candidate for state auditor, is Il man
in every way wril fitted for the dylies
81 that cilige and, In that Office, will
carefully protect the ilI;,.rcsts IF the
people and 80 cy<nnhc. himself in the
Office rs I, Hei'tct honor on northeast
EN- Colorado, from whence he halls.
f8 NAV hot be quite so well known in
s0ine parts of the state ms some cnndi-
'!a'es on the ticket, but lie is SO well
thought Of where Le is well known.
:liat the result Of the election will show
that he las pulled the full rar,y vote
aud been elected by good majority.
The state herald., 1890-10-03

AOpalIoe county is noted for It's po-
iiticdl sqnabbIes and the republicans
by 10 means have n monopoly on the
beliicercnts. Tie Patterson Currigan
combine recently selected the chairman
of tile democratic central committee of
Arapaloe county aud the Peuce-Fer.
gnson faction say they are Disguised
with mnchinc politics ANA make loud
threats of kniniig the democratic tick
II ut the coming election. The Den
veg News made much sport of the re
publican light IN Denver aud 1t might
now Interest and nmuse some Of its
readers by furnishing u few cartoons
illustrating the democratic mode Of
laciioual Warfare IN Ararahoc county.
The state herald., 1890-10-03

II there IS u falling uif IN the rcpub.
lican majority on the state ticket nj
the coming election, the blame can all
he laid upon the republicans Of Arpa.
hoe county. The two factions In that
county that have FOR several ycnrs been
striving Tor control Of the county aud
city government, seem 10 care more for
the result of the fractional fight In the
county than they do FOR the success Of
the state ticket aud ARE SIN keeping up
their local fight regardless Of the effect
II may have upon the state election.
The republicans OF other counties
should have nothing TO do with the 10.
cal Il.ht In Arapahoc county bat tnrn
their whole attention to the election OF
The entire republican ticket aud let the
factions IN Denver hght their own bat.
tie, IL they Insist upon lighting.
The state herald., 1890-10-03

TO srBMIT TO THE QUALIFIED ELEcroRs or
THE STATE or COLORADO AMENDMENTS TO
ARTICLE SIN or rnE CONSTITUTION OF THE
STATE OF COLORADO
The state herald., 1890-10-03
ESTRAY NOTICE.

Gen. Pass. x Ticket Agent.
The daily critic., 1890-07-02
HOTEL IRRITdLS.


VsrrUaHfaa-F loveI1ck, Virginia. w.
VI EUey. Newark. 81. IT,; w. s. Julian,
MI arl Mrs ". Tr0uIaW. Nashville, q
d. Bustuc, Raleigh. ~ c. ID % Couuel,
White sulphur Springs, E. o.. Anderson.
New YORK; s. y Alexander, North Caro-.
lima. a. H. Slack, Bristol, Tenn: @. ~.
Peacock, Selma, Ala; G.. T. VI. Elauck,
Baltimore.
Na,imal-A. Stoddart, Washington, D.
CA. +. Fletcher, New York; j. n. sun,
New lorH J. Il Wells, New York.
I4ug,oa-E. VI. Fulton, New York; r..
~ Cunningham, Savannah, Ga.; Euriqua
Mack, Valparaiso, s. A.; Georges Momus,
Bordeaux.
Iuo-Frank vi Haddou, New York;
Benjamin Barker ir., New York.
ST. Jamss-J. II. Nc-sle. Newark. u.
Baar, Grand Haven, Mich: G.. a.. Eaton,
New York: J s. Grant, Asheville, y. c.;
vs.. TT. Becker, Chicago; Robert Wellaus,
Pittshurg, j. J.. shining, Allegheny City;
ID. T.. Ellsworth. New York; a. Henley,
Laurence, kaus.
Naturalization G.. Lamb, Peter Nc
Lareu, Miss McLaren and Miss Katherine
MCLareu, Perth, Canada.
EiiW Hous-U. g. Upham, Grafton,
~ u. Belle AllisouF birmingham, Ala.
Riggs-John Rooney, Brooklyn, N. v;
II. r. Carter, T.. $. VI. II. Service; +. W.
Rockwell, Massachusetts,.
SFarsbGn-W. VI. Tewksbury aud wife,
New York; II. y. Boander, New York.
Nrmuad's-S. p. Wetheril aud wife,
Philadelphia. s. Darlington, West Chester.
The daily critic., 1890-07-02
\ cHANcE rnRovN AwAY.

Some of our friends on the Demo
cratic side Of The House are doing their
ltstto1tc0uciIc the country TO the exc
ist,rce Of lhc Republican majority. 1t
Is Int human after all 10 sympathize
with strength and constancy and 20 as.
sumo hat The cause which is fCCb'y or
timidly ospoused can hardly be worthy
Of success Yesterday, for at least the
third time during the session, the
Democrats threw away the opportunity
for a great party victory, and calei re-
newed attention 90 The contrast pre-
sented by their own fainthearted indif.
ference as opposed to the resolutc vigor
and purpose Of the Republicans.
Ii Is difficult to understand Demo.
Gratis who could absent themselves at
such time, on any pretext whatsoever.
The Infamous force bill which Reed
and Davenport are endeavoring to rush
through Congress is confessedly a bill
TO emasculate the Democracy. 1t is the
most tyrannical and insolent measure
ever concocted in a free country-so
fagranty so that Reed cannot hold his
forces together in its support and is
compelled, as was the case yesterday,
90 rely upon Democratic folly TO save It's
life. We repeat, Il Is difficult to under.
stand the Democrats who, knowing
Reeds prcdicament, voluntarily went
10 his rescue.
Ii seems a proper time to remark that
there are a good many members on both
sides Of the House whose function IN
statesmanship begins and ends with the
casting of their vote for or against meas
ures that have been devised by others.
The dissemination Of garden seed and
the log rolling for local appropriations
may answer all the expectations Of an
innocent constituency, but there Il
larger obligation resting upon every
rgrtssman, and that Is the Obligation
10 cast the weight Of his vote in favor
Of Tie right and against the wrong 1t
may safely be said Of seven out Of every
ten members, Republicans and Dem0-
Gratis, that when they default in this
they lose their chief opportunity Of be-
ing either useful or important
The daily critic., 1890-07-02
POLITICAL NEWS
THE APPOINTMENT OF A GEORGIA
POSTMASTER CREATES A BREEZE.
Pistols Drawn by TilIman's supporters.
min Fires the FIRST Gun-Notcs
and Gossip Of the Situation.
A GEORGIA POSTMASTER

his APPOINTMENT CREATES a rREEzE-
COL. JACK BBOwN' g COMMENT.
Colonel Jack Brown, who is some
times mistaken, perhaps, but who is
sometimes all right in his political
representations, declares that Den
ming, as postmaster, Is O sour dose for
some OF the Augusta (Ga.) Republicans,
and that his appointment has not been
received with a song Of praise.
r. r. Wright, a scedy black school
teacher Of Augusta, who, Colonel Jack
swears, has more political sense than the
whole Georgia Republican machine
combined, is in Washington, and Is pre-
pared to vitriolize Denninc II the op.
portunity presents. Some grove charges
against the new appointee are being
banded about, but they IL not properly
belong in newspaper unless the proofs
are al hand to substantiate them
The return of General Clarks0n is
looked for with some sort of cagerncss
by the anti-Denning people but what
they hope to get out of him is purely a
matter Of conjecture. The President
aud Clarksou probably understand each
other. and It is hardly probable that the
subordinate will attempt TO undo what
his chief has thought proper to do dur.
ing his absence. As the matter stands,
II may be safely assumed that Jabez
will stick, unless he is struck by tidal
wave or an Illinois cyclone.
The daily critic., 1890-07-02
REMORSE LEADS TO SUICIDE.
End Of q Mothers Opposition to Her
Daughters Love ATatr.

End Of Mothers Opposition TO Her
Daughters Love Anstr.
Mrs Louisa Bilelski committed sui
eide yesterday at Baltimore by dissolv-
ing the heads Of lucifer matches in
milk and then drinking the solution.
Bemorse and self reproach for causing
her daughters death is thought to be
the explanation Of the act The young
girl, who was very handsome, could
not please her parents in the matter os
a husband.
Three times she has had offers Of
marriage, and every time her sultor was
turned away. Her last love was a
music teacher, with whom she was
much smiuen, but the old folks were OBJ
durate and refused TO consent to a mar.
riage so the heart-brokeu lover sailed for
Eurore, after informing the young lady
that she would never again see him
alive. He kept his word lie threw
himself into the ocean when the vessel
was four days out
When Miss Biletski heard Of this
tragic end she became despondeut, and
last Thursday died from the effects Of
o dose Of opium. Her daughters
death preycd on the mothers mind, and
so she also killed herself.
The daily critic., 1890-07-02
HENDRICKS
HY JAMES wHIrcoAB RILEY.

Read gf ne IarsEiaq 0f ths HsHdrieEs H0at-
UsHt iestsF3ay.
Pride Of thy Westland, and loved Of the
Nati0ul
Leader uYiucibIel Ruler most wise.
FeTeTed nor flushed hy the thr0ug' aecla-
nation.
steadfastly poised as a star iu the skies
Paths that were night 10 as,
Thou iidst make bright % US
frightening stil ull the trauseendeut
shine,
swiftly Withdrawn from us,
Now thou orr gone from as,
HalCes MS deeds With glory divine.
Ee1sed "a thou vert iu the lore of the aces,
Voiced as master iu lofty debate,
Thine was au elCqueuce History pages
RLs-lIuglg whisper IN vain t0 relate
Mute there the wonderful
Pathos- OF thuuderful
FLASHES ~ deuuuciatiuu-u0t iaers
Silent the jutful
eegru, and tLe beautiful
Tribute ol tIgmuluus sobllug and tears.
Thine, then, Tie need Of q peoples aGee-
tiou,
Born above flcu0u4I wraugle aud fray;
slll warmly L0med iu the hearts reeJllec-
tau,
Naught of tby virtues shah vanish away,
SUI iu security
Rest, iu tLy purity
Fixed as tbs monument, tow ring above
AF, and lulWearlEg lt,
AN time declaring IT,
brlLLe SHAH -ul-lraFs not me legends Ji
llT--
The daily critic., 1890-07-02

Since The hour Of opening on Monday
morning last IL G. Davis former store
now owned ana managed by Messrs. W A.
Pierce & tO.-has hleu literally packed
with ladies auXluusly seiziug the wonderful
bargains the new house i5 Offering 10 clean
ing out Mr. Davis stock. It is Well-ku0Wu
that MT. Pierce Is q Philadelphia merchant
ana emb0dies the "go aheal' methods Of
such q house as straWlHdge * ClOthier
for whom be was European buyerI, aud
The circulation n new life Is 10 bg seen IN
every moment uf The busy days. The ola
stock is being wiped out regardless OF
value, ana the reductions aIe something
startling. See the "ad on lle lrs- column
Ul LLe lrsL uage.
The daily critic., 1890-07-02
a RIOT NEARLY pREc1p1rATED.
TuIMAN's SUPPORTERS DRAW PISTOLS
AT a SOUTH CARoLTyA MEETING.

TGIINAN's SUPPORTERS DRAW PISTOLS
AT a SOUTH CAROLINA MEETING.
COLUMBIA, S. c.. July AT no
meeting Of the present State campaign
has such bad blood been displayed as
yesterday at Winnsborough, the home Of
General Bratton, one Of the candidates
General Bratton was accorded a respect
full silence from the crowd who listened
to him. General Earls speech was in.
terrupied 10y yels and cries Of "Sit
down and Let The man speak, "You
cant change us, we are going to put
Tillman in, Run him out, boys"
When Captain Tillman arose it was
fully five minutes before he could
speak, so great was the applause on one
side and the kissing on the other. At.
ter speaking a short while he said some.
thing that again put the crowd to yell.
ing, and all efforts to silence them were
In vain. Some one told him to sit
down. This produced the widest eX.
element A score OF Tillmaus fol.
lowers rushed on The stand and lifted
Tillman from the scat into which hc
had dropped and carried him to the
edge Of the platform. They swore he
should speak.
AT this point the attention Of the au
dicnCe was called tothC fact that twenty
of Mr.. Tillman's supporters on the
stand had their hands on their pistOIs.
AT this announcement there was the
greatest confusion. The ladies fed
from the meeting, and an eye witness
reports q hundred pistols IN sight az the
same moment. A terrible riot was mo.
mentarily expected and a single shot or
blow would have brought Il on. The
tension was very great until the end OF
the most heated meeting Of the cam
paign.
The daily critic., 1890-07-02
CrImInaI Conrt Jnrors-

The following compose the petit jury
Of the Criminal Court for the July term.
John B. Gnst, Richard II. Brown,
james r. Norton, Milton F. Caldwell, /,
G. ksybOld Joseph Z. Williams, Jacob
keisinger. James Walsh, T. " Rhodes,
A s. Dent, Franklin p Nash, Robert
Cohen. George S Kaufman, Charles I'll .
Carl William d. Serrin, Robert Yell0tt,
Thomas G.. Hoover, james Gallahe,
George Spransy, James III Purdy, John
Brown, Charles B Schneider, James H.
McGills jerome f. Sanner, Calvin
Payne William LandTie.