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The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-11-06

A i4-year-old boy went into bis mothers
presence with one eye black, his lips swollen
and ragged scratch across his cheek, the
blood from which he had wiped off OIL his
shirt sleeve. "Nicodemus," cried the parent
as be sneaked in, ''haye you been fighting
againgn
Nope" be sullenly grunted.
'.Then what on earth ais your facef'
"Jim Green's mas dead, Z he replied.
swell, suppose she is, what's that got to do
with your bunged up faceF'
II seed Jim just now answered the boy,
IAN he looked awful sad and solemnsome"
"Wellr'
II didn't know what ter do to make him
bright and clipper like, an feelin' so sorry
for him, | jest went up an let him hit me a
few licksr
did it help himF' asked the mother.
''Help himi' echoed the boy in surprised
tone, course it did, Don't you think it'd
make you feel good to bust fellow that way
what had licked you every week for a yearf'
Atlanta Constitution.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-11-06
ssVerY iN--nrlomntly.,
y very -prUMptIy,
"And yet you're not going 10 marry

"And yet you're not going to marry
herYr
"Not-with quiet decision IF |
can get one Of Fieldings daughters.
Do you take me for a fool2''
mo, not that; but ] take you for an
honorable fellow
And with a harsh laugh you've
found out your mistaken
Eyes, gravely, that have, Kent"
Still more loudly the other laughed.
Hard words break no bones" he
said.
mo; but If | was that little girls
brother, wouldn't restrict myself 10
words.
You'd me licking, supposed"
Il assuredly would
Thanks for the good willr laugn-
ingly. well, this is my street. get
off here
80 do l."
So, instantly decided Miss Lestrand,
did she.
AS the car rolled on and The three
were left standing in the wet and
gloomy twilight, Kent suddenly rccog-
nized the young lady who was making
her way to the sidewalk.
Miss Lestrandw
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-11-06

y viii take chance in the pincushion II
you give me a kiss right here, said shippen
Clarke to the pretty girl who was teasing
him at the fair "Will your
'No,n she replied; "but III give you ten
for ten chances
As this was too much for poor Shippers
pocket book, he jumped for the door, and
pulled the door in after him. Puck.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-11-06

"What a lovely ruby you weari' she said
as she made vain hunt for her eyeglasses;
"but what queer place to pin it, Why
don't you wear it in your scarf instead Of in
the back Of your neckY"
And the young man who was calling on
that Boston girl remarked as be strobe from
the room, ITS downright poor taste to make
Gun OF boil. Judge.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-11-06

Syrup

J. c. Davis, Rector Of St. James
Episcopal Church, Eufaula, Ala:
my son has been badly afflicted
with a fearful and threatening cough
for several months, and after trying
neutrality-suspicious. from physicians
which failed to relieve him, he has
been perfectly restored by the use Of
two bottles Of Bo-
An Episcopal schee's German Syr-
up. l can recon-
Rector. mend 1t without
hesitation" Chronic
severe, deep-seated coughs like this
are as severe tests as remedy can
be subjected to. 1t is for these long
standing cases that Boschee's Ger
man Syrup is made a speciality.
Many others afflicted as this lad
was, will do well to make note Of
this.
]. F. Arnold, Montevideo, Mimi,
writes; I always use German Syrup
for Cold on the Lungs. | have
never found an equal to it-far less
superior, o
G. G. GREEN, Sole Man'fr, ,Woodbury,NJ.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-11-06

Gazzam dust introduced And how are
things generally in Philadelphia, Mr.. Jay
smithl
Jaysmith- Beg pardon, but I'm not from
Philadelphia.
Gazzani- Pardon me; my mistake I'm a
tride near sighted, and Thought that was
paper collar you have on. New York Sun
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-11-06

First Tram Robber Shall we tackle the
Pullman nexts
Second Train Robber-N Nav, 'taint no use
The porter has just finished brushing off the
passengers. = Minneapolis Tribune.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-11-06

Jones-Fish are spoken Of as the fisher
erman's harvest, Why soi
smith, suppose it's because the fishermen
have to plow the waves to get them Boston
Courier.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-17
Holiday Rates.

Be merry now; be merry now.
With Joy bring in the holly bough;
With song and feast and smiling brow
Well welcome in Old Christmas.
Round trip excursion tickets will be
sold by the Michigan Central, "ths
Niagara Falls route" at reduced rates
as follows: From all stations west OF
the Detroit river to all Michigan Cen
trail stations excepting the Toledo di-
vision) regarding which special provis-
ions are maie), December "a. % and
81, 1891, AMI January /, 1892. good to
return until January 4, 1892, At one
and one-third fare for the round trip.
Half tickets for children will be sold at
half the above rates.
These tickets viii not be accepted for
passage on the fast vestlbuled express
trains Nos. 5, 6. 10 and 20.
FRED. NJ. BRIGGs, Gen1 Ag't,
Grand Rapids, Mich.
q. W. RuGGLEs, G. T.. & L. A.,
Gzo. X. King. Chicago, Ill.
Asst. Gen'l P. & T. A., Chicago, Ill.
ROBERT MILLER, Gen'l Supt..
Detroit, Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-17

Ihs Folding Bed FACTORY 40 shut Dsun
Fer Five D2ys-a asostc Efsetsen.
SFARTA. AcA., Dec. l6.-Mr. WEIGH
says laat his factory viii close but I've
days Notwithstanding the Grand Hap
IDS Democrat and Sparta Sentinel are
closing ID Tor Two sni three weeks re-
spscslyely for the mondays.
sparta Lodge, No. ss4. =. and A. NJ.
ha.i their annual meeting this evening
AM elected the following offieers
W. M.-W. Bnrtch.
S. w. q. Nanw.nkle.
J. WI. Waleot.
:. D.-Ceolgs Naicot-
:. D.--E. Sesbe-
TEeas.-W. GfuDel.
see.-S- Atherton.
Iyier-D. Bosom.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-17
ROBsING THE GOATS.
4 Schsms for Boiling Down Tia Cans fs'
the Solder.

4 scheme for Boiling Down Tia CAns fss
the Solder.
There is little in this world that the
ingenuity of man cannot turn to ac-
count
In South Boston the other day a Globe
reporters attention was called to q man
upon the salt marsh who was busy feed
ing q portable furnace with fuel, while
around him were thousands of old tin
cans.
What are you doing?" asked the re-
porter.
Boiling cans" replied the operator.
As he spoke he threw a ladle full OF
crude petroleum, barrel of which was
placed near by, into the huge pot; 1T
blazed Up. sending dense volumes of
black smoke circling seaward over the
salt marsh.
"Yes, sir: boiling old cans for tho
solder and refuse iron. They cost US
three dollars a ton. and there are eight
thousand tomato cans in a ton."
"Out of this quantity about how much
solder can you extract?"
Some fifty-five pounds in the rough.
which. when clarified. owindles down
to about forty. This we dispose of to
the plumbers Oh yes. there's money in
ixM
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-17
SUCCEEDS HIS FATHER.

y. II. r. Husharr VIII Become General
Manager OF the q. II. & l. Company.
President w. o. Hughart, Secretary
j. III. p. Hughart and II. ]. Hollister
returned from Pittsburg yesterday
where they had been TO attend meet
jng of the board of directors of the
|Grand Rapids & Indiana Railroad COM
pany. A new set of bylaws for the
management of the road was adopted.
j. I'll. Il. Hughart was elected second
vice president. an Office created by the
new by-laws. Mr. j. III. z. Hughart
will virtually become by his office
general manager OF the road. the ac-
tive management being transferred
from the father to the son. Mr..
Hughart has long been his fathers con-
tiGentlai secretary, and is said to be one
OF the brightest young railroad men in
Michigan. The matter of the new
union depot did not come up at this
meeting.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-17

Ntasv Matters Concerning City ~
Geantry Fefhs


Htasr Matters Concernssg City aad
Ceastry Feihs
W. A. Clark and wife left for Mobile
last night.
Mss Margaret Brown has returned TO
Kalamazoo.
Mrs. :. r. Gormsn.of Ionis was in the
city yesterday.
George O. Br;gg. has gone to Boston
On tuSness tyip.
c. B. Parmenter lefs for san Diego,
Cailfornis. yesterday.
Dr. =. Church has gone TO San An
sonlo. Texas, for few weeks.
Misses Belle Yates and Nellie slbley
of Iona are visiting friends ia this
city.
nr. and Mrs. J. v. Crsudall of Sand
Lake are the guests of friends in shis
city.
Efastrs Fisher ard wife Of Paris. Me-
costa county, have come to tas city To
reside.
Waiter y. Prooklugs vii return
frun, Harvard college Tor the holiday
vacation.
Mss Wary A. Doyle, principsl Of the
Pisinfeld avenue ssteoi, IS eonvsles-
cert frasn . serious illness
Mrs. Lincoln Bo~en and son, Clark.
have returned from q two months
visit With friends IN Chicago.
On account Of Illness Mrs. I. r.
roeeli of No. Is jefferson avenue. ie
obilxed 20 recall her Invitations for
rrception fharelsy afternoon, Deem
hef 81
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-17
BETRAYED az his habits.


A Thief Who wss toaa Of E<zs u DIS
covered IA = tSarfoas way.
A theft has just been brought homo
% . man BY means II an egg Some
days ago. says the 0ala2nani Aessen-
ger. u. Doaet, pottery manufacturer,
living In the Rue Goudon. Paris. wes
disagreesbly surprised on returning
from the theater with his family 20 ind
that his house had been ranszeked. al
most all the furniture destroyed. and a
sum Of six thousand francs IN gold and
notes stolen The next morning ne put
NJ Siadoux, eouarzissary Of police, in
possession of these facts, who thereup-
on proceeded ID the SPOT and opened an
inquiry. In the course Of his search no
found broken egg, from which the
white only appeared to have been
sucked. He brought the circumstances
70 the notice Of II. Ds,uet. who then re-
membered that carter named Defbars,
whom he had dismissed for dirty habits.
was accustomed TO eat eggs IN this way.
They arrested him along with his
brother. When qucstioned as to how
and where they had spent their time on
the night of the robbery they were en-
bsrrassed. aud finally confessed that
they had broken into n. Douet's house
for motives of reyenrs
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-17
PROMINENT AND UNKNOWN.
A Grand Rapids Phiianthopist Conceais
His Ideutitv.


Speaking of the reunion OF the Old
Third" said Col. r. s. Pierce yesler-
day. "taers IL q prominent citizen OF
Grand Rapids wno sends us a check
every year on condition that his name
shall not be published. Just received
one from him TINS morning. He IS
man who isn't IN politics; doesn't want
any Office, aud mas no use for the
soldier vote. He sends us that money
because he taxes an interest IN old
soldiers and wishes to see their re-
unions successful. He has the repusa-
ton OF giving very little to- charltsbiS
purposes: aud yet he gives a large
amount every year. but he does II 81
quietly that no one ever knows IL, and
svefy one thinks he IS a cold, hard.
hearted olst fellow who is utterly lndit-
fefent TO suman suffering. Why, 1
nave seen him refuse to have anything
to do with fund that was being rais 4
for the benefit OF poor family. aud
yet before the person with the paper
was fairly out of hts Office, he would
order a load OF provision taken to the
family. II people could see down into
that mans heart they would find him
one Of the most generous men in tue
community"
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-17

baskel yesterday in the local market.
Tals morning TIE market viii opea At
ISS cents
Hay vas marketed little more freely
yesterday At sl5 and sls ton.
C.oEer seed grows hTmer. The1s i a
good demand at $50 and s4.75 =
bsshsa.
Ihe demand for iumter for the last
fss slays a@s been light. Prices remala
steady.
Gsme Is more plentiful with lively
established
Corn "a SLOW and tie demand 70 mod-
crate. slEn quotations. Al 10 and a.
esaLs basse
keal estate : active. inquiries are
moEe frequent and sales are becoming
more numerous.
Apes continue without change.
Tie market quotations range from co
eeIts % sl.z5 bushel-
Beef was steady with a light demand
and weak priees The prevailing prices
were 81 aud 81 per ewt.
Honey Is scarce with active demand
Local production is hight and the
market ssrosg al II eepts.
Receipts of hogs are liberal and
prices are weak. The ruhnS quota
tloas ranging from sf..5 to si.5o per
ewt.
Poultry IS steady with light receipts.
The quotations remained OF former
prlces, VIZ: Fowls, 7as cents: spring
chickens. Solo cents; IA 4eys aud
ducks, l0eall cents.
Feed Is in light demand and quota.
tions are weak. The following onota.
lions are made 10 consumers; Feed
s2S- and s23 per ton; corn meal, So
mlddlDgs, sci; bran. S2l; ships. so.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-17
Eaw piekIoc 81 per harrel; new
uoW sVhtoo Sauer Kraut $3.50 per
barrel. kILLEAN's GRocEkY.
A Grest Railroad.
t.arleI.

BY the absorption OF the Chicago &
Atlantic railway between Marion ard
Chicago. the ERIE has at last effected
rs entrance into Chicago. and now oc-
cupies the prond position of being the
only line between Chicago and New
York entirely under one management.
One result of tins il the arrangement
whereby all the through trans of the
Erie are now run solid between Chicago
and New York without change. Pst-
sengers holding thro ogh tickets, hether
first or second Class. are able TO GO
from Chicago 10 New York without
changing cars
Pullnan's most modern Sleeping
Cars ere run on all through trains Wa
this line, and on their yesubuie Lam
tied, Puilman's Dining Cars. No extra
iare charged on Tics train. la fact,
the rates via the ERIE are lower than
- anv other route tferlng equal
facilities.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-17
1T FAILED TO sTick.
oniv One Of SIR Pieces of Skin Adheres
10 blanche Thomas


Oniv One OF six Pieces of skin Adheres
10 blanche Thomas
Blanche Thomas, the piainfield girl
upon whom Dr. Groaer performed an
operation al 81. Mark's hospital some
time ago. Is still confined at taat insti-
tuition. 1t WILL be rene nbered that SIX
hoys and girls allowed the physicians to
cut strips OF skin from their arms for
the purpose or grating IL upon the sur
face ot tlesn left hare by cutting away
the forearm which had grown 10 her
side. The arm was allow, q 10 remain
SO close to her body after severe
scaldlug that when the healing process
took place IL grew TO the SIDE. IL now
appears that the children sacrificed
themselves for nothing, as every piece
grated is dead except Que. The condi-
ton OF the girl IS worse at this time
than when the operation Was first per-
formed, as II Is necessary 10 break the
wound occasionally to keep 1t from
contracting. Yesterday she was out
walking III an endeavor to increase her
strength so that when the ordeal Is
gone through again che will be able to
fand II. Those volunteering To allow
Ntne epidermis To be taken from their
arms for her benefit will, as before, re-
celye 50 apiece.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-17
A BOY Who Made . Doubse Deal In -
line specalasica.


A boy was heard telling his COM
panious the ether day about little
speculation he bad succeeded in making,
SAYS the U<ica observer. A lady hailed
him and asked him IL he knew OF any
one who wanted cat. lie didn't at
frst recall = fansily "a need Of one. bus
when she suggeated that a quarter OF a
dollar would be given him II he would
fnd some nice. pleasant family that
would Five the animal a home, ne sud-
denly recoIlected family In distant
neighborhood, ard put the cat under his
arm and the quarter In his pocket He
started OF down the street, and hsd
walked several blocks looking tor
barn that offered Inducements for csss.
and finally met couple Of yorng ladies'
0re Of them noticed the tabhy . sleek
ecat aud they stepped The boy snd
askod him whose IL was. OF course u
was his. aud ta less than . jsay be
tho.sht more Of that little snimai thaa
Ne ever did s~fare Of . ess In HE hfa-
wcria =. .@ii fs Well. be didnt esrs
,,,. N~<.w~~ n. wa-sea 81 esrry n homs
=, ssa lsssf< .sss>-. sus he thouxht rcs>x-
h,y !. eonls ges snoshss ere. though
.vs.ha tiy he couii sever end such nice
-. "A th.a wostsi BE take hslf doi-
lar fsr n sud carry u hone tor herr
ye. As woass. tceses he wanted The
s,o~er =, ct him so1as ns~ shoes So
aa Tys shs Aa3fsesier, ssd the yvane
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-17

Miss Eliza, the mountain of colored
flesh on exhibition at the museum,
sent word To Mr.. Lehmayer, OF the
Famous Shoe Store, No. Al Canal
street, that she was in need Of pair
of shoes. There being several Nos. 9's
and los in the house, Mr.. Lehmayer
felt confident of fitting the pedal ex.
tre.retes of her Royal Majesty, but
much to his surprise they came no
where fitting the lady, and as her fee.
are her delight, she must have u PAIR
made, and two men were set to work
fitting and making shoe lasts. and they
will be finished Saturday evening and
on exhibition at the museum. THE
Famous" gives ticket to see her with
every purchase.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-17
Hevars Cltv ss..e,,

Howard City lodge. No. $40. T. 4 A.
", has elected ihe following officer.
for the ensuing year:
w. Motto j. Wolfe
:. W.-Jao. Hammond.
J. W.--B. j. Lowrsy.
Secretary sid v. Bullock.
Trsssnrer-N. w. Msther.
:. DIP. :. King.
y. DO. NJ. Pratt.
TYler--C. II. Church.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-17
PAID FOR The SPREAD.
4 COopersviiIe Man Bauquets So
Fair Directors

COopersvIiIe Man Bauquets Some
Fair Directors
The directors of the western Kent
and Ottawa county fair society feasted
on oysters at the Bridge Street house
last evening at the expense OF Millard
Durham of Coopersville. At the fair
held at Berlin last fall Dubois Conkln
put mp stake OF So for running race
to be contested by the directors. The
race was won by Nillard Durham and
to have q httio social time he invited
the directors to feast with MIN. Land
lord Rice added S. To the amount, and
q sumptuous repast was served.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-17

At the snnnsl meeting Of the stock
holders of toe wlddeomb Msntel con-
parry the following directors were
ssected willard Rarnhsrt, n. l..
Avery. n. RI. Waters. II. wadicorse.
T.. j. OsRxen. ". p. Stevens, lob,
widdseofna. nudlsy r. waters. r. I
Widd.cornb. tn. directors elert~,
these olHeers President, John Nsali
csnb. vice president. v. T. Avsrs
treasurer. W. u. stevens. secfstsry. &
r. NIdasrsusb.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-17
elsaNso ON rng MARkgr.

Wheat De~itn~s ass wcasoezs rrs~
wales - ana warts sf rrsst-.
Eggs. eeld stofsee. are quiet. FRESH
stuck IA demaaG.
Butter reniasns inactive - Ets23
ceuts, acc3raHg IA quality.
Fssatoes are extremely anH, y cents
beng tie outside g,sUtatsot.
Tasre - 40 sDeciat festnre - osss
ard 4aietsess nrsyssis at - ceuts.
wheat has Sesn wsveFing fof fhe
rast see aays aaa afoqgsa esass
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-17

The D., q. FL. & n. railway company
have arranged tor a half iare excursion
To all stations on Grand Trunk railway
Hamilton on Southern division and
east Of Canfield junction IN Ruffs.o
division. Ticke.s will bc sold for these
excursions December 81. 30 and %.
good for return I'D 10 ana including
January Q, 1892. For further particu-
lars apply at depot or City Office, %
Monroe street.
JAS. CAMPBELL, City Agent.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-17
1 JOY
FOREVER.

aud dessert set. al different, for
Christmas present. These thiFgs are
frequently Kept tor generation a~ hear-
looms. Single dafeas of dessert plates
or after dinner eotees are welcome ID
any family, aud tine Ssses usually has
the benefit OF their use as well as the
Ys ceiver. Al Le0nsTd's on the secsnd
floor may be found a choice assortment
OF their direct importatlons OF these
eooas.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-17
Comuaendable.

All claims not oenastent with the
high character of Syrup of Figs are
purposely avoided by the California Fig
syrup company. IL acts gently on the
kidneys, liver and bowels, cleanelng
the system eifectually, but 1t Is not
cure-all and makes no pretenslons that
every bottle will not substantiate.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-17

LADY got the cat safely delivered ~ her
home. II IS surs1iSed thSt the boy had
been reading the record Of some Of the
county officers ss brought ont before
the investigating committee.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-17

Grand River Lodge, No 2s5, Brcihsr-
hocd Of Locomotive Flsemen. vii give
thesr fFsh annual reception and ball Al
Hartnaau's bali on Nss Years Eve.
commiltses have been appointed and
the escas promises unususl success
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-17

year: W. NJ, Joha Rawsons ). W.,
George I. D4yidsoa; ]. ", Leo A.
Caro-; T., ca istiza Bsruch; $. George
W. Ia Eours :. D., Ezekiel mai D.
l. y. AcsAsr
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-17

The following is list OF the marriage
licenses Issued since last published. with the
names. residences twhea outside the city and
ages Of the parties:
Age.
nezi0n IL. Haiues and Daisy c. ClinnicS.
WxoTajae .2l-lt
Is4a.k. Smith. LvIghton, Bertha Hart, :,
Tas!nas L. Rodgers aud Mary r. Wilbur.
Crhoes < y ......-3 iss3
Ensaarl staai and susie yoder. bowne-2,- %
Isaac Nichols. Lake View; Maggie MAJ 90
- " Siis -;;,,....-.........,,' ~
Charles ". Cook and Edna ;. Hammond. -.
Bangor, Mic
Jc~pA :. Carp. nIer. Wyoming: Luliette .,
Ia Acr. Atisi- -''-'--'.,, ~,
Joseph K baugh aud Celestia coie.-..-.-...ol--2i
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-17
A Fine Display.

Reliable goods and low prices. Dia,
monds, ladies' and gents gold watches,
and beautiful variety of solid gold,
plated Jewelry. and sllverware. a
large invoice of new styles just received
At Heryey's. No. q Canal street. The
old re liable house sells only the hest
quality; and is Offering a fine selection
at greatly reduced prices.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-17

+. T. Poposkey representing w. S.
Thurber. of Chicago, is hero with q
large exhibit OF etcnings, original water
colors and fac SMILES, which he will
open for inspection for five days al
Harvey & Heystrk.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-17

Heartily, with relish. sad without DIS
tress sfterwardg lfpos. NC recommend
hood's Sara paralls, Which creates .
good appetite zna % tones the stomach
and bowels that the food - properly di-
gesled and sssimiisted.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-17

A the saaval communication O
VALLEY CITY Ioaxs No. s.. held i
slassase sal lses essusux, tse fsllawias
we're elected edicsfs fer shs sssasas
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-17
Mems night shirts at stautfer's.
Suitable Christmas Presents.

Cp,ra glasses, gold spectacIes, gold
ana slivei thlmb,es, gold pens and
tooihpicks. 4 fine variety at Hervey's
lewelry store, No. s Canal street.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-17

Those souvenirs of Grand Rapids
just received and now for sale at Mer-
rill's gallery, No. 81 Monroe street, are
the nestest SOC present you can md to
send to your friends Tor Christmas
present. Agents wanted.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-17

LeCleAr's Iyoryetts photos are = KING
the lead in the city. Call ant See them
New Kendall block.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-17

Jewelry plated At the Grand Rapids
Electro Plating Co, No. 5 Erie street.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-17

Peter BreIl, No. s5s Thomas street;
Bessie Heath. No IL Springfield street,
scarlet fever.