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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-01-28

Oniteu Ss1toS Onicefs.
Marshal William F. Buray. Der Lodge
Surveyor generil-9eorge U. Eaton, Helena.
District attorney-E. D. Weed, Helena.
United States comm~issioner-J. W. Kinsley,
He.enA es
Internal revenue collector. II. Mills:
E0-tmaster, Aelsna-C. d. Curtis.
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PERSONAL.

All kinds Of muslins eight cents por yard. A
Nathan.
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Court

Supreme Court
Chief justice.Henry n: Blake: Helena.
Edgar N. HarwOOd, Billings.
Clerk of supreme court-William J, Kennedy,
Helena.
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arrivals at TIL. New Merchants.
Arrivals At the Grand Central.

Ben Price. Marysville. NJ. 7. Root. Canyon
j. g. Robinson, Deer Creek.
Lodge. Mrs. Jno. Dovenspeck,
Geo. &. ander, Avon. Butte.
Miss Mary Nendenhall, j. II. Jones, Prickly
Deer Lodge. Pear valley.
J.. ii. Smith, East H. M. Jameson, Chi
Helena. cago.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Dinner J. +. Wegner. Craig.
Missoula. Mrs. Court sheriff, Can
Mrs Sarah Donelon, yon Ferry.
Great Falls. G.. w. Stone, Alhambra
e. y. Chaplin, Castle. John Nolan, Canyon
II. H. Nelson, Cascade. Ferry.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. j. Fred Walters. Pozeman.
Lewis, AlhambIa- John Hufty, Avon.
Henry Lindwille. hIarysyiile.
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Lewis and Clarke County omcers.

Lewis and Clarke County Ohicers.
County commissioners-E. W. Knight, Z. D.
.Edgerton. Helena; A.. J. Burns, Marysville.
ehariff-C NJ. Jefferis, Helena.
lr, a,Ursr-R. +. Parden. He,era.
Clerk and recordsr-John +. Tjoker, Helena.
Public Administrator-T. w. Ellis, Helena
Survey )r-B. Il. Marsh, Helena.
superintendent of schools-Miss C. L. TefnleN
Helsna.
Ceroner-Dr. M. Rockman. Helena.
Assessor 80 George Walker, Helena.
Attorney. X. Nolsn, Helena
Clerk of district court-John Bean, Helena.
Helena City OmcerA
Mayor-Donald Bradford.
Police magistrate-J. G. Sander.
City marshall. j. Cron1n.
Treasurer-B. Folk,
City cle,k and attornsy-R. B Smith.
Street @ ,mmiesinu ers-John Brady.
CITY ensiDeer-G. IL. ReedtR.
Fire marshal-John Worth.
Building Inspector-D. J. McNally.
Board of Trade.
Presidential. M. Parchen
Vice-presiden'-William Muth.
Secretary-Robert G.. Wakes.
Treasurer-T. H. K1einschmidt.
All communi etions intended for the Citizen
Committee should be addressed to I. q. PhelpI
Hslena
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The republican house did nothing yester-
day,but wait. When they got together at
IL O'Clock. a recess was at once taken to
two o'clock in the afternoon. At that hour
there was nothing to do. and they adjourned
until this The members hung
around tho upper floor of the Electric Light
building and discussed the situation, while
anxiousiy awaiting the new from the DEM
ocratic house. At one time some one
brought in news to the effect that the dem
ocrats had refused to accede to the proyiso
tackled on to the acceptance of the CON-
promise proposition. This had a rather
depressing effect on the members, and for q
yhile they+talked az if they, thought the
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will Arrtve To-dav.

Will Arrive To-day.
The following passengers will arrive to-
day on the west bound Northern Pacific:
+. B. Warren, j. Kheler, w. Fl. Allen, A.
Rodgers, F. w. Gibbison, j. G. Drummer
and mother, and M. Cavanagh.
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Proposed Amendment I, tAs csas!;.
tuition Of Ohio,
Taxation.

SS4S44o
SECTION l. "Be 1t resolved by the Gener-
al Assembly of thu State of Ohio", That a
proposition shall be submitted to the
electors OF this state on the first Tuesday
aft er the FIRST Monday In November, 1891
to amend Section 2, of Article XII, of the
Constitution of the State Of Ohio, SO that
it shall read as follows
ARTICLE Xii
BY a Uniform rule all moneys, credits. In
vestments in bonds, stock. 5oint.stock
companies, or otherwise; and all zeal and
personal property according TO their true
value thereof in money. In addition
fights fights, privileges, franchises, and SUCH
other subject matters as the legislature
may direct; but burylng grounds, public
school houses, houses used exclusively for
public worship, institutions Of purely pub
exclusively for any public purpose,
and other property, NAV, by general
laws, be exempted from taxation; and
the value Of all property so exempted
md published as may be directed by law.
SEC AT such election, those electors de-
string to vote for such amendment may
have placed upon their bsllots the words
Taxation Amendment Yes. and those
opposed to such amendment may have
pinced on their ballots the words "Taxa-
ton Amendment Mo-.
SEC This nendment shall take effect
on the first day of January 1892.
NAL HYSELL.
Speaker of the House of Representatives eS.
WIN. VANCE MARQUIS,
President of the Senate:
Adopted April "a, 1891.
UNIrED STATES OF AMERICA, OHIO,
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF SrATE.|
I,Daniel J. Ryan Secretary Of State
OF the State of Ohio. do hereby certify that
the foregoing 10 true copy Of .
joint resolution adopted BY the General
day ar April, A. D. 1891, taken from the
original rolls filed In this ofnce.
In testimony whereof, 1 have hereunto
subcribed my name, and amxed ny ON :
TsEALl cial seal, at Coiuubus the 25th day
ofApril A ID 1891:
DANIELJ. RYAN,
Secretary of State.
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ST. 900 BLAZE.
Fire Quickly Destroyed -Four
Barrs in the Third Ward
Last Thursday

At about one o'clock P. M. the
fire alarm was sounded and the
fire Co. made a rush for the third
ward. where the flames were. seen
to he enveloping The barn of j. T.
Sandvrson. There were four barns
located at the Junction of the al
leys and the fire soon Ieaped from
one to the other enveloplng them
all. The wind blew a stiff gale from
the south west causing an intense
heat to bear towards the house of
Sanderson and Martin Miller.
Masses of men fought with buckets
of water 10 save the houses and
success crowned their efforts.
The rear of Sanderson's kitch en-
burst into fame several times from
the intense heat, but the vigilant
dashing of the water by strong
arms held it into submission. The
Ere company played with two
streams on the rear of Joe Kits
miIler's house aud thus saved it
from probab able obstruction. Gangs
OF men rushed into the houses of
Miller and Sanderson and carried
out the household goods distroy.
ing more than they would have
saved had the house burned. 81, 900
would probably be insufficient to
replace the damage to all. 1t al
ways struck us as being very
strange that men, supposed to be
sound in mind, should 80 loose
their hea de- as to rush into a mans
house, dash and break things com.
pIetely in order to save them. Who
would not much rather have their
things burned than to have them
rendered useless by being broken
end destroyed. With the force of
people that usually attend fire of
that kind a house could be wrapped
10 flames without, and then ample
time would there be to carry out,
the furniture. The main portion Of
Sanderson's house was in no mater.
ial danger. Fifty feet OF sheds,
coal house and kitchen must
have gone before the fire could
have reached The main part of the
house. Strange 10 say some people
are so ratified headed that they
stop not a minute. for a solid
thought as to what ought to be
done but rush wildly In and do by
far more damage than good. A
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Obituary.

Christena Bretz Warthman
wife of John A. Warthman, was
born April 29Ih. 1903, and died
April oath. 1891, aged 81 years
IL months, and "a days. She
was married 10 John A. Warlb.
man, December 10Th. 1880. Ia
them were born nine children
three having preceded her to
the spirit world. She leaves a
husband, 6 children, 2s grand
children and great grand chill
dren and many friends to mourn
her loss. She came from Fair
field county i'm the year 1884 and
resided on The farm 56 years
where she died. When quite
young she joined the Luthern
church and not being conyein-
ent she then Joined the United
Brethern church in which she
renamed a faithful member till
death. Daring the last few ears
of her life because of infermitv
she was deprieved of her church
privileges, yet her last words
were Jesus is with me and from
the time | was confirmed never
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good double barrel shot gun or q
club in the hands of a strong man
would probably have averted the
obstruction of considerable house
hold goods belonging to }. 7. Sand
erson ami Martin Miller. The idea
of men IN their right minds hurl-
ing bureau drawers out of up stairs
windows with The intention OF
saving them. The careful! re.
moval of few things like a pi-
ano, would, uuder the clrcum.
stances probably be advisable;
but The snatching from the walls
the pictures and hurllng them in.
10 the street, is shameful to an
intelligent people. The intention
is probably good but if persons
would think twice foI each &C
ton by Tar more good would
come from each attempt. The
instinct that prompts man 10
save his neighbours propert y is
grand and glorious one, and if
he possessed a counterpart in
stinct that prompted him to
calm and collected thoughtful
ness what a model structure he
would be. But such does not
seem 10 be his construction. The
willing man is sometimes very
indiscrete in his actions, as
most vIvidly seem at The recent
fire. One cool and collected
thought is of more value at q
scene of confiagration than the
actions of dozen excited men.
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Mr.. VIM. Wes,lake. a prominent
M farmer and breeder oi
thoroughbred horses. living near
Avoca. Neb. was SO badly injured
by being thrown from his sulky
as TO be unable to raise his hand
TO his head. After useing nu
merous liniments and consult
ing several physicians without
geliing any relief, he asked me
if l knew of anything that
would help him. l recommend
ed ChamberlaiBs Pain Balm.
which he used and within two
weeks he had entirely recover
ed the use Of his arm. ! consider
Chamberlain's Pain Balm, the
greatest preparation ever pro-
duced for spralns, bruises, deep
seated and muscular pains,
burns and scalds.-J La Grange
Druggist, Avoca. Neb. so cent
bottles for sale by F Harrington
Logan o.
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We did intend 10 close out our
w business and was honest IN
our intentions, but our many
friends and customers prevailed
on as to continue in the business
saying they did not know what
they would do for shoes as we
were the only house that kept a
stock Of shoes to suit them. We
have bought and are receiving
fresh goods and will keep a bet
ter line if possible and give you
better value. Thanking you for
your past patronage, We solicit a
ontlnnance Of the same. I'VE are
Very truly
A E. Work & Co.
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7 have been troubled wi I h
L chronic sore eyes for forty-fiye
years, and during that time ]
have used many different rene
dies. but have never found any
that seemed 10 Go me any good
until procured a box of Cham
berlain's Eye and Skin Ointmen,
| have used only about one third
of the box, and can truthfully
say, l have never had my eyes
feel as we'll, nor look as well as
they do now. | expect TO cure
them entirely with the Oint-
meni. BEN HEATH. Dow City,
Iowa. Is cent boxes for sale by
+. Harrington. Logan o.
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Dnrlng an epidemic of whoop-
~ ing cough at De Witt. Iowa
prominent family there bought
fifty cent bottle af Chamber
Iain's Cough Remedy for their
children. II proved so satisfac-
tory that they recOmm ended il
To their neighbors; and they in
in turn to others. In less than
a weeks time, the druggist. Mr.,
@. V. Baxter, was having an I'M
mense run on it, The remedy
is still the main reliance in that
vicinity for coughs. cold, Group
and wbooping cough. Mr.. Bax.
ter says, 1T sells on its merits"
For sale by F, Harrington; Logan
Ohio.
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"shoo Fly"

Nov is the time for house clean
lVing and to keep tho flies out Of
the house. We take the lead in
Screen doors and Sash, aud Can
send competan: man to put them
up for you. We have full stock of
the latest patterns of Screen doors
just the thing to keep the flies out
and admit the air during the hot
months. Call and see them at the
Hardware store of Gould & Son.
April. %, 8 W.
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Coming Commencement.

The Logan dlgh Ocnooi C0m-
mencement will be held in The
Opera House the first night ir
June, which Tine is drawing near
Governor Campbell has pledged
himself tc be preasent and deliver
annual address. The crowds tha,
attend these commencement exer
cises have been enormous, with
standing room at o premlu and
breathing space uppurchasable
The occasion this year. owing tc
the presence of Ohio's most pop
ular man, will be one of double the
enthusiasm; therefore twice the
number of people will be preasen'
and all will endavor 10 squeeze
their way 10 and thus the hall will
be packed to double its capacity
Should the people stand the pres
sure quietly, all would be well, but
should the most trivial thing hap
pen. terrible panic could not by
the strongest efforts be avoided.
Therefore some kind of precaution
should be taken to avoid the pres
ence of hundreds that come out OF
mere curiosity and to make a noise.
Thay do no appreciate what is 60
ing on before them, not knowing
what it means. The High School
by the efforts of Prof. Rayman.
who has proved himself a most en-
thusiastlc and worthy educator.
are edeavoring to establish q school
library in the school building for
the purpose of advancing the con-
venince of education in our town.
Lecture courses have been given
and come money has been secured
and the library is we'll started but
more money is needed. Now q no.
BILE way too add to this Und is to
charge small admission at the
commencement, pay the expences
from the receipts and then turn the
rest into the much needed library
No person who is interested in al
tending the commencement W ould
object to is or 25 cents admission.
knowing that they are paying a
few cents to the advancement of
their own educational interests.
We suggest that reserved seats be
on sale at the usual places at a
trl6o higher price than the regul ar
admission and that ths families Oi
The graduate be furnished with re-
served sea: compIimentaries. and
thus they will be provided for as
the should be. Also that the
Board of Education and superin-
tendent be supplied with compli-
tickets for their families
and friends. This is a mere sug
gestion Oh our part which ought to
take root and be acted upon 6y TIE
Board. 1t will avoid the awful
rush that is other wise sure to
come, and IL will select a crowd
that will attend for the purpose of
appreciateing The exercises. We
have conversed on the subject with
several of our prominent citizens
and their opinions are about as
ours. We would like to hear from
others.
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A Suggestive Fact

During the past year the drug
~ business OF The United States
has fallen of $3.50, 900, or about 25
per cent. largely due, as believed
10 the qnite general adoption oil
the method oftreating diseased
conditions without medicien
first discovered and published by
The distinguished scientist. Viii
ford Hall, who ON request h,y
postal card Ia % Park Row, NeSv
York. will send free information
concerning this remedy.
Mar. 26 1y.
rNorristown, Pa. Review.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that tho follow.
ing accoun Is and vouchers have been flea
in the Probate Court OF Hooking County.
Ohio, for the first partial settlement
Daniel Henricks guardian of Charles Pal
mer & Isaac Palmer & the same will come
on for hear ng on the 3Oth. day of May
1891, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, or as soon there
after as may be convenient.
w. T. ACKER, Pro. Judge
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PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby gi zen that the following
accounts and vouchers have been nled in
the Probate Court OF Hooking county. q
for third settlement:
J ID Cotton. guardian Of Chester r Baird
Samuel II. Baird and Faith D. Baird.
And the same will come on for hearing
on the 30 day OF May 1891, at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, or as soon thereafter as may be con-
ventent. W.T.ACKER,
Nay7-3w Pro. JddRe
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NOTICE TO STONE MASONS

The Commissioners of Hooking County
Ohio, will receive sealed bids till O'Clock
NJ, Saturday May 23rd, A ID 1891 for the
following stone work. For one stone
pier across bridge across Salt Creek
near the resid ence OF Daniel Davis Is Salt
Creek Township, Hooking County Ohio.
Also the repairs of stone abuJment at
same place. For fu urther plans and spec. I.
hcatlons see Commissioners. The Com
all bids,
By order of Com m issloners.
Nelson Armstrong County Auditor.
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Happy Hoslers.

VIM. Timmons, Postmaster Of Ida
vile. Ind, Writ 8: Electric Bitters
has done more for me than all ohter
medicines com 5ined, for that bad feel.
arising from Kidney and. Liver trouble
John Leslie, farmer and stockman, OF
same place. says: Find Electric Bit.
ters to be tho Cidney and Liver medic
inc made me seel like new man." j.
W. Gardner, hardware merchant, same
town. says: Electric Bi.ters is just the
thing for man who is all run down
and don't care whether be lives or nies:
the found ney strengh. good appetite
and just like he had lease on life.
only SOC. bottle
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lost that faith but always felt
that God was with me and am
so glad to go TO the Lord"
Her death was triumphant.
j, Ell. Dickson.
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Purchase a Lot,

Hansen, Smith and McCray
real estate agents have so ele
CANT lots in Gallagher Addition
which they will sell at terms to
suit purchaser. Their price!
range from $50 10 $3.50. Sold
nlneieen lois last week, and they
are going like hot cakes, Come
in quick or the choicest will be
gone.
HANSEN, SMITH l. MCCRAY.
Collins Building.
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Why isn't this good thing? DR..
Fenner's Kidney and Backache Cure
is warranted to give satisfaction in
every case or money returned. Such
proposition couldn't be thought Off
medicine wasn't superior to all others
For sale by f. Harrington, Logan o.
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APPOINTMENT NOTICE.

Estate OF Theobald Delhi Deceased,
The undersigned has been appointed
and qualified az Administrator with the
Will annexed OF the Estate OF Theobald
Delhi late Of Hooking County deceased.
Dated this day of May A d. 1891.
Benjamin H. Stevenson.
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Half Fare Excursion Rates Wis
Buckeye Route During
May to Following
Places.

Cincinnati. o. May IS and 19
good for return until May 22nd
Trotwood, o. May IL to 18th
good for return until June 30tl
Louisville KY. May 18th to 1a
good for return until May 19th
Chattannga Tenn. May 81 and
Is, good for return until June 8
flagerstown Nd, May 2Oto June
good for return until June 3elh.
For further information apply,
CW SCHWENKE.
A AOauf
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A RE YOU OUTOF WORK.
II Ii so, why don't you start
IN painting signs with our pat
terms You can earn IS day
with ease. No experience in
lettering required. Outfit $3.50.
North Dakota Supply Co., For
man, North Dakota.
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We are giving away a beautiful
Base Ball outfit, consisting of a
Ball, Bat, Belt and Cap, with
every Boys or Childs suit bought
from us. Mems clothing sold at
less than manufacturing prices.
The same in gents furnishing
goods, hats, caps, trunks, and
valises. Ladies and Gents Boots
and Shoes. The latest display Of
straw hats in the Valley.
Don't fotget the place. Col
lins & More's old stand. opposite
Court House.
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Local Items.
= ss|
Donovan--Artistic Tailor.
Cool nights.

Cool nights.
DR.. Hibbard spent Sunday in
Athens.
Eli West dropped down from
Columbus this week.
Mr.. Walburn of Ironton o.
is visiting his brother here.
"A number of weddings are
reported for June. Good month.
Mrs. DR.. DeSteiger of Athens
is visiting friends in Logan this
week.
Miss Ella Poland. of Ply.
mouth, with friends here last
week.
Judge John S. Friesner's
genial face was seen among
US Tuesday.
Heavy frost reported in diff
ferent sections, put fruit not
damaged because of its advance.
A crowd from here spent
Sunday at the Rock House. A
royal time was said 10 have been
had,
Miss Pauline RannelIs Of
Macarthur returned home after
"a few weeks of pleasaDtness with
friends here,
Don't forget 10 hear sThe
Greatest Show on Earth next
Tuesday eve at Presbyterian
Church. Admition 25c.
John Gallagher is down
from The Penitentary with Nc
Cargish as a witness before The
Grand jury.
The fifth lecture for the
Schools next Tuesday Eve at the
Presbyterian Church by Rev. D.
r Moore. Subject 1.-The Great
est Show on Earth"
Mr.. Geo. Kern, genial sales
man of Chas Rose. who has been
confined at his home for some
months by sickness, is again, we
are glad 10 note, at his place OF
business again.
For the meeting Of the Cath
olic knights, of America. The
Baltimore & OHIO Railroad
Company will sell tickets to-
Philadelphia and return on May
9Th 10 18Th inclusive at rate OF
a fare and third for the round
"trip, on certificate plan. Tick
will be good for return MAY 10. |
L. S Allen, A g P A |
Mr.. Harry Todd. while prac'
ticing ON a bicycle Tuesday eve
ming, run off of a Is foot rip-rap |
walt al l.. A, Culver's residence |
cultin, his h ,ad and face severe
~, breaking his rist and lnflict-
ing many severe wounds, Al
preasent he is getting along we'll |
and we hope he will socn DO out
again. 1t was narrow escape OF |
his life
Again on last Saturday the
alarm of fire was sounded and il
was seen that Porter Matthias
elegant brick house on the north h
side of town was burning within
The fiIe engine was planted al
the canal near he Avenue bridge
and in six inmates from the
sound of alarm. was ready to
throw water. but the hose men
made a miscalcuialion in run
ming the hose up the hill and
thus caused considerable delav,
so that the eXtinguishlng of the
flames was due to the vigitant
work of citizens, with buckets.
Almost all The household goods
was removed in the usual rough
way in which we are noted and
the interior of the house so badly
burned and smoked that it will
needs be all fitted over. The
loss is not yet estimated, but the
insurance will probably coyer
adj.
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

Estate Of William Van Curen Sr deceased,
ne undersigned has been appointed and
qualified as Executor of the estate of W IN
Nan Curren Sr. late of Hooking County,
deceased. Dated this 9TH day of May, A D
1891.
George H Shaw.
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sale
will
up to the efnest5 fameB
View in geat goods at following pices
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Married..

May 3rd. Mr.. Donley 10 Mrs.
Eastman, both old people OF our
lUWn.