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Arroyo, IL de Enero de 1891.
MuY Sr. mfo

Con placer Sc ha leidO EN- su apreciable
peri6dico del 8 del corriente, su bien escrito
artlculo referente al vapor mercante nacio-
nal San Juan, detenido con toda SUI carga
en- ese pueT0o, desde hace tanto tempo,
causando graves perjuicios a los que por
81 reciben efectos.
Celebramos que siquiera un peri0dicO
de la Isla Sc haya dignadO ocuparse de este
asuntO que tanto ind Bresa al Comercio entero,
ver1amos con placer que no desalentare
V. en- esta buena o0ra. Haoendados hay
que tienen maquinarias 4 bordO, que sin es-
tas, 81 es que pueden levantar sus cosechas,
10 halan en- terminus tan malos que ell per-
iuiciO siempre ha de ser de consideration.
Dire v. que de aqu1 ell Sr. Don A. j.,
Alcaide, Agente de esa COmpan1a, ha eserito
4 las demas agencias de la Isla, invitando q
los diversos consignatarios y duenos de car
ga por ell vapor detenidO, 4 una reunion en-
esa para I'M dia hacia fines del actual mes y
con objeto de que, colectiyamente, traten 10
que mas conduce al inter6s comun. Es de
esperar que la idea sea aceptada por todos,
y ell apOyo de la prensa pOdrIa cOntribuir
mucho al mejor 6xito del Tesultado.
Supl;co V. Sc sirva encaminar las di-
recciOnes al pie Gun ejemplar cada uno),
del nGmero que trata de este asunto, (el del
8 del corriente creo), por series de inter6s y
enyiarpe por su Agente aquf recibo de srs-
crici6n a mi nombre su publication por
ell ano actual.
Soy de v. Sr. Director alto. S. So. b. s. m.
M. Verges.
2. d.
AzemauiG Don F.. Sieben, SO Raboi-
sen. H0nebWrgo
FrGncjG.-M. Marcelin Claurel
Chateau Villegeorge. AvensGn, Medoc
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Servicio de poIicia
ENERO 13.

Fueron detenidos por pelea y escandalos
seis individuos, multandose dos de ellos por
reSultar reincidentes.
Fueron denunciadas las casas ndmero de
la cale de San Sebastian 81 de la de la For
taleza por arrojar aqua sucia por ell cano
Tambi6n a Seferino Oquendo conductor del ca
rro n1merO II de la matricula de Rio-Piedras
por ensuciar con carton la GALE
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Noticias de Ia Capital

Hemos tenido ell gusto de recibir la vista
&c nuestro buen amigo el Sr. D. Ulises del va.
lie, vecino de Ponce Y agente en- esta Isla de
la gran c0mpania de luz electrical de EdisS0R
Spanish Colonial L5tbg Company, establecida
on NueYa- York. Hemos hablado con 6l res
pecto De sus proyectos de establecer el alum
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0rden de la plaza
10 de Enero.

ID de E3aeTO
Parada de los Cuerpos de la guarniclon.-
Jefe dc dl0: El Comandante del Battalion de
Artizzer5o, D. Joaquin Martinez Vista de
Hospital: Tercer Captain de ArtilIerfo.- -Vig5-
l0'aciG: Un Oficiafde Cctdig.-P0s6o dc cOavG5e-
ciemtes: Un oficialde ArtiIerta. VigiEassc5G ess
la Marina: Un Official un Sargento de Colon.
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N 0 IA S

Leemos en- EL Comercjo de Nueva York:
"iPOdran las mujeres formarse una idea de
la impOrtancia de conserVar ell cults fresco y
suave? Muchas hay que por indiferencia en-
su juventud cuandO llegan su meIiana edad
tlenen una piel aspera rugosa, cuando con un
POGO de cuidadO podian haber conservado la
treScura Y beIleza de su ninez. Un bano de
aqua caliente en- la cara Y las manos tOdas las
nOches al acostarse, eS unO de los remedies
mas sencillos 7 seguroS contra la aspereza de
la piel El aqua ha de esUar todO 10 mas ca
liente que pueda aguantarSe, sin que queme
Adenas debe frotarse bien Ia cara con una fra
nela suaye, en- la noche en- la manana cual-
quiera mujer puede estar segura de que con
este procedimiento los amos no le deiaran en-
el cults huella alguna de'su paso."
H7ArttcaIos que Serecoapiegdon:-Lo garra-
fOnes baratisimOs y las castanas catalanas
Hamburguesas que Sc venden en- Ia casa de Z
Andres Bordoy, San Francisco 81.
O. Art5catloS que Sc reconaie,ado,a.-
carteras 9 sudaderas para vestidos que fabrica
Mr. BGatteGWt de Paris; son las mas duraderas,
comodas y elegantes. Vendedores en- San
Juan.-Arn'Gs 81 J5@ae'aeg.
CHARADA
COnsonante es pYSNaeY0
con la segat9ad0,
cOnSOnante,
Y vocal la Ultima
Conozco suegras
que son del tOdO imagen
la mas perfecta.
Los Sres. Margarida Ca San Justo, es-
quina a la Luna, han recibido ell mejor surtido
de muebles que Sc encuentra en- Ia Capital. Los
venden muy baratOs arriendan a precios del
todo equitatiVos. 7-v
FLOR DE MAYO
Delicado perfume contenido en- los POLvOS
DENTALES de Salicrup.
q C1SGS qste Sc YecOnsie9add9s Eel BUEN
GUSTO, uno de los mejores salones de barbe-
ria peuqueria de la Capital.
PrOpietGriO J. Apellaniz, San Justo, nti-
nero Perfumerfa extra superior. Sc admi-
ten abonados.-Esmero y limpie7a.
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La Correspondence de PuertO-RicO.
Pserto-Rico, E9aero IA 0e 1891.

Tenemos muchfsimo gusto en-. publican
la siguiente interesante carta, que recibimos
aver POI. .el correo de la Isla:
Arroyo, u de Enero de 1891.
Sr. Director de
LA CORRESPONDENCE DE PUERTo-R1co.
Capital
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Nos escriben de Caguas que las fiestas del
Patron Sc estan celebrando ALI brllantemente;
que juzgar por la animation que hay en- el
vecindario, promenten no dejar NADIA que de-
scar. El simulacro anunctado SO verified ante
mucha concurre encia y hay Ia intencion de re-
petirlo. Algunos vecinos SO quejan de que las
dianas anunciadas, no hayan principiado toda-
al pueblo.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1891-04-30
PERSONALS

o. Z. johnson At ST. Joe Monday
Theo. smith and Frank Strain were IN Kirwin
Friday.
Mrs. D B. Bailey was at EeTevIile Sunday. Wis
iting friends
Miss Lille Weaver and Mics Tinnie. OF EIirEin.
were in this city on Thursday
Master Lester Leeain left Thursday for Mani
tau Colo, where he expects TO remain some time.
o. L. smith, Co. Superintendent. was at smith
Center Monday. on work connected with ednea-
tional matters
F. c. johnson, who has been eenhned to his
home for the past three weeks with rheumatism
is slowly improving.
J. N. MeNay. OF the Dispatch, is ct Hutchinson
this week. attending the state eneamPment OF the
Grand Army.
I'll. Mccarthy. Chief Inspector Of this division
Of the Rock Island with headquarters at Belle
vile, was in the city yesterday
Z. ST. John, General Manager Of the Rock L.
land, passed through Philipsburg bound wesi
Friday morning.
Harry Root. OF the Champion, was in the city
Tuesday. He reports crop prospects splendid in
all parts of his territory.
in. Decker, has gone into the lumber business
| at Washington. Kansas, where he has bought out
| an old established yard. The Post gives him d
/ cordial welcome.
Mrs. ". Turpin arrived in Philiipsburg last
Thursday evening and visited at the residence OF
W. H Kfaiz until yesterday, when she returned
/ 10 her hcme in Iowa.
Martha NJ Taylor. who has been teaching in
the Philipsburg schools during the past tern, lef
on Monday for Des Moines Iowa, where she viii
attend Normal this summer.
J.K. Edwards, OF Arcade Twp. Oae Of the bes
farmers Of Phillips County, on our street.
Tuesday and entertained number Of our people
in his usual joylai way.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1891-04-30

The PhIlipsburg Juvenile Mis-
sion Band, will hold a grand Basket
Picnic III Mr.. Hahenkratt's grove on
Thursday, May 14th. All the Sun
day schools IN the town and in the
country around have been invited.
And now through the papers, a very
hearty invitation is extended to the
inhabitants of Phillipsburg, and to
all the region round about to come
to the Picnic, and bring your basket
of good things along with you, and
20 in for real good enjoyable time.
Each school will provide conveyanees
for their own scholars. On the
grounds there will be swings, games
etc, for the young peoples enjoy
ment. All are invited to meet at the
Baptist church at a. N. before start
ing for the grounds. The following
Tuesday evening May 18th, a grand
Missionary Concert and Japanese
Wedding, will be gwen by the same
society, in the Baptist church, at S
o'clock, to which the public are cor
daily invited. 1t Will be well worthy
of your patronage.
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Obituary.

Mrs. Susan Turner, wife of Chas.
Turner, Sen, died at her home in
Agra, Kansas, April Is, 81. Of par
alysis. The deceased was born May
I1th, 1885, and was married to her
now bereaved husband, October Both,
1855. OF this union four sons and
four daughters were born, one OF the
latter having preceded her mother
to the better land only last fall. Mrs.
Turner was converted when fifteen
years of age and united with the NJ.
E. churh, and was Faithful unto
death" Her sympathy for the help
less and weak was characteristic. In
her the afflicted always found a friend
indeed. Her home was always open
to the weary pilgrim. By her genial
disposition and lovable bearing, she
won friends wherever she went.
Her children rise up to call her bless
ed. The funeral services were con
Quoted by the writer of this sketch,
in the Agra Christian church. A
large eoncourse of people followed
her remains 10 their last resting place.
She is at rest The bereaved family
have the sympathIes of the eommuni-
| ty. REV. ]. P. ALLEN.
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A Defaultcr.

In the case of tie United States
VS.. Samuel BI. Nest, ct al, the trial
was by jury and the verdict was for
the plaintiff for S1,241 28.-Topeka
Democrat, April 18th.
Samuel IL Vest IS ex-postmaster
at Big Bend, Phillips Comfy. who
was tried before Commissioner Stur-
gis in this city last summer on in
formation furnished by the post Office
inspector. 1t seems that Vest failed
TO account for S1,24L26 which had
passed through his hands and the
government has at last got a verdict
against him. - Beloft Courier.
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The change made by the last con-
gress in the beginning of the special
tax year has doubled the work to be
performed In the Office OF the inter
nal revenue collectors for this time of
the year. Under the revised statutes
as amended October /, 1891, every
person engaged in any business, avo-
cation or employment which renders
him liable to a special tax, Is required
to procure and place and keep con
splcuously in his establishment or
place OF business a stamp denoting
the payment OF said special tax for
the special tax year beginning July
1, 1891, before commencing or con
tinuing business after June 80.
As the special tax year viii here
after begin July 1 instead of May I,
persons liable who have paid special
tax for the year ending April 30, can
have their stamps extended for May
aud June by paying one-sIxth OF the
rate for the year and procuring from
the collector an extension certificate.
Special taxpayers commencing bust
ness in May or June will procure
stamps specially provided for the
period ending June 30.
Taxes embraced within the proyis-
IONS of the special tax law are as fol-
lows: Rectifers, wholesale and re-
tail liquor dealers. manufactures and
wholesale and retail dealers of oIo-
margarine and butterine, manufact-
urers Of stills and brewers.
On and after May 1 special taxes
heretofore required from dealers in
and manufacturers of tobacco and
cigars are repealed. Every dealer in
leaf tobacco and manufacturer or ped
der Of tobacco, snuff, cigars or Gig
arettes must register with the col
lector of internal revenue, and pro-
cure and keep conspicuously display
ed a certificate of registry.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1891-04-30

From all parts of the country
comes the cheering news that crop
prospects were never better, so far
no one has discovered any of the
pests that are troubling the farmers
in other parts of the State. Secretary
Mohler of the state board of agricul-
tural received a letter from Russell
county stating that the wheat in that
county was turning yellow and APP
peared to be dying. 1t was stated
that small greenIsh insect, not yet
matured, had been found in the wheat
and was undoubtedly the cause of
the blight The letter from Russell
county was sent to Chancellor Snow
of the State University with the re-
quest that he make an examination
of the wheat fields as soon as posi-
bic. This report is the first Mr..
Mohler has received reporting any
damage to the wheat crop and will be
Investigated at once. He does not
think 1t Is the Hesslan fly because it
is too early in the season. The cor
respondent states it is not the chinch
bug.
Grain dealers in Kansas City have
also received a good many reports of
damage. HessIan flies and chinch
bugs are reported to be working in
the following counties; Dickinson,
Brown, Ottawa, Cloud, Marion, Pratt,
Rice, Ellsworth, Barton, Reno and
Sedgwick, Probably very little dam
age has been done yet. Some locall-
ties, however, report entire fields al
most destroyed The wheat plant is
50 rank in growth, however, that there
is prehaps an even chance of the
wheat growing faster than the flies
can last. Nevertheless, grain men
here and in Kansas, and farmers are
feeling anxious over the situation.
Bugs can do q great deal of dam
age in Kansas and still leave a big
crop. If present conditions were
maintained, the crop of the stBte
would be 65,O0O.OO0 buseels.
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LOGAN ITEMS.

From the Republican.
Peter Hanson, OF this place. and
W. W. Gray, Of Topeka, with their
families, will start on u trip to Colo
RADIO in few days. They will 20 in
a spring wagon and expect to be alb
sent several weeks.
The Towando township board has
been applying the surplus money ac.
cumulated in the treasury to grading
and filing up ravines, doing a good
road work, beside making good ponds
and by so doing giving employment
to many idle men in the township.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1891-04-30
MERIT WINS.

We desire to say to our citizens, that
for years we have been selling DIR.
Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton. DIR. Kings New Life Pills, Buck
l.n's Arnica Salve and Electric Bittors,
and have meyer handled remedies that
sell as well, or that have given such pn
igersal satisfaction. We do not hesI-
tate to guarantee them every time, and
we stand ready to refund the purchase
price if satisfactory results do not fol
low their use. These remedies have
won their great popularity purely on
their merits. For sale by all drug
gists.
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PLEASANT. VIEW ITEMS.

Farmers are planting corn as fast
as possible, and will soon be done.
All should remember preaching
next Sunday.
Mrs. Blakely, OF Logan, was at Mr.
Nashs' Monday on business.
Mr.. A. w. Capehart, is expected tc
move back to his old home in West
Va. during the summer.
MIR. John NJ. Siegrist, Of Logan, was
visiting his parents this week.
MIR. John Siegrist, received a letter
from a relative in West Va, stating
his son was very sick; and should al
unfavorable change take place, he
will leave for there at once.
Mrs. McIlyaln and Mrs. Siegrist
were at quilting of Mrs Ida Hughes
Wednesday, and report a good time.
WusoS.
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Free Lecture.

At the request of citizens of all
political-parties in Phillipsburg, Hon.
r. A. Dague, late editor of the HFR-
AID, has consented to deliver his
speech on the "Signs of the Time s.
b Store his departure to California.
The date fixed for the meeting is Fri
day evening this week at the Court
House at $50 O'Clock p. m. The ad-
dress while it is of a political nature,
is non-partisan.
Ladies especially invited.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1891-04-30

The County Commissioners I'm
ished up the business Of the April
session last Friday; the Board audit
ed and allowed bills to the amount Of
S7,09S IS, divided as follows: Fee
bills, S56715; assessing county, ST.
275; wolf sealps, $50; salaries, sup
plies, etc, S3,2O4.06i care of poor, ST.
Sol. This sum while large goes for
the most part back to the people of
the county, as it is distributed amonk
the merchants, farmers. county Off
GERS and the laborers.
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Entertainment.

The Marvin schools will give an
entertainment in the Bank building
OF Monday evening May 4th, consist
ing of recItations, dialogues, songs,
tableaus, Too Much of the Good
Thing" etc. A small admission fee
will be charged-the proceeds to be
used in buying q library for the
schools.
Come and help in a good cause.
PRINcIPAI.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1891-04-30

Austin Spaulding, father of H
G. Spaulding, died at the residence
of his son, in this city, on Wednesday
afternoon, April %. Mr. Spaulding
was about IA years of age, and had
been resident of Phillips county for
number of years. He was az excel
lent citizen and was honored and re-
spected by all his acquaintance.
The funeral will take place tomor-
row (Fnday) afternoon at 2 O'Clock,
from the Baptist church IN this city,
conducted by Rev. H Cocks.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1891-04-30

The Phillipsburg schools closed
last Friday with appropriate exer-
cises, consisting of declamations,
music etc, which were attended by a
large number Of our citizens; the
school building being completely
crowded all the afternoon. The ex-
ercises showed that the school has
been well handled. during the past
year, and great credit is due the
teachers and officers for their earnest
efforts in making our school one Of
the best IN the state.
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peath ofAlrs. Anthonv ovsrton.

Death Of Mrs Anthony Overton.
Mrs. Cora L Overson (nee Cora [
AitchelD, died at her home in Phil
l1psburg, on Thursday afternoon,
April 23d, 1891, of inflammation of the
bowels Mrs Overton was the daugh-
ter of J. B. Mitchell, a former well
known citizen of this place. She was
born in Illinois March 18th. 1858. and
was therefore % years. 1 month and
10 days Of age A short time ago she
was married to Anthony Overton. of
this place, and her death was very
sad, having been a beautiful bride OF
but eleven months, and being depriv-
ed of the pleasure Of spending her
last hours on earth IN the presence OF
neither father, mother, brother or sis
ter, they being too far away to reach
her bedside. Possessed of a most
lovable-disposition, frank and gener-
Gus nature, and kind and affection.
ate heart, she was loved and esteem
ed by large circle of friends who
did all within their power to admin.
lister to her last wants. Her sac
death when just entering married life
and having everything to hope fol-
and to make her happy is a crue
blow to all her friends, but especially
so to her husband and aged mothel
and father. The funeral took plac,
Friday afternoon at four o'clock from
the NJ E. Church, of which she wa
a member, and was conducted by tn,
pastor, Rev. Allen. The bereaveC
ones have the sympathy of man!
| friends.
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First Pabllrasion. Aprii 2. lsai.-sw.
SharIff Sac.

Phillips County S.
In the District Court Of Phillips county
Henry Brown. Plaintiff.
john v. Kingsley. Ora Kingsley aud A Troupe,
IL Defendants.
Public notice is hereby given, that under, and
by virtue Of the Judgment rendered in the above
entitled action, in and by the above named court
and of order Of sale issued on said Judgment
10 NE directed aud delivered, viii On
TUESDAY. MAY >, 1891,
at the boHr OF O'Clock, p. m, of said day at the
east door Of tte court house, In Phiilipsburg, in
the county OF Phillips, state OF Kansas, offer al
pVbc sale and sell 10 the highest bidder for cash
n hand, the following described real property,
namely:
lightning az a point eighteen feet south OF the
south east corner Of lot six 90 block T., range
three a. town proper, Logan. thence west III
feet thence scuth u Railroad limits, thence easl
along railroad limits III feet, thence north 70
place OF beginning: in Philips County, Kansas
bciag ali OF the land described in the mortgage
situate in Phillips County, kansas.
said properly has been levied upon and is to be
sold as the property OF the above named defend
ant.
Dated this sJth day Of March. A D. 1891.
LEE SCRIyEER,
Sheriff of Philips County.
r. NJ. PICKER, Attorney for Plairtiff
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sloeNiNe y KrEs.
First publication, April 8, 1891, -5w.
Sheriff. Sale.

BY virtue Of an order Of sale, dated tie % day
Of april 1881 issued ont Of the District Court in
and Tor Phillips County, kansas, in an action in
said court, wherein Yorkshire Investment and
Anefican Mortgage Company was plaintiff. and
Harrison bite and Grace A. White his wife
were defendants ! viii on Monday the 18th day Of
May, 1881, al the hour of O'Clock P. N Of
said day ut the cast door of the court house IN
the City OF Phillips in said Phillips county
Kansas, offer al public sale and sell to the high
est and best bidder for eush in hand, all the right
title and interest Of each ana every OF the above
nEIned parties in and TO the following real estate
IN laid state and county, tO-wit. The north half
Of the north west quarter OF Section thirtyhVe 3)
In Township i've ioi Range ninetseu ti0l u est.
said property wiil be sold as directed by said
oEder Of sale, without appraisement.
LEE ScRIvNER.
Sheriff of Phillips County.
DEARDsLET & GREGORY, Att'ys.
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First Public ltion April pa
ROAD NOTICE.
n IEIonl "a Man Concerll

Ia pursuance Of an order made by the Beard of
County Commissioners Of tic county OF Phillips,
IN The state o + Kansas, in regular session the
p tn day Of April a. ID. 1881, notice is hereby
given that G.. W HarbeFs and eleven others,
houFehoders of said county, residing in the vicn-
ity where 10 Is proposed to lay ont ard establish
board their certain petition, praying the laying
ont and establishment OF n public load in said
county follows.
Commencing Oh the Southwest corner of Sec
ton 81 Township ?. Range 20 west. thence north
one mile. thence from the southwest corner Of
Section rs, Town ?, Range 20, mic TO the
Southwest corner Of Section II, Town 2, Range 20
west aud that D. W Thomas, ID. Il Cheney and
at The beginning of said road on the goth day Of
May A. D. 1891, and proceed TO view said road,
aud 10 give all parties hearing.
Witness my hand aad the zeal of said county,
affixed al my Office in said county, this Goth day
of April A. d. 1891.
j s BARNEs. County Clerk
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First publication April 6. ls9i.-4w.
Executors Notice.

STATE OF Kansas,
Phillips County.
IN the matter OF The estate Of Sarah " Beckley,
deeeGsed, late OF Phillips county, Kansas.
Notice is hereby given, that on the 4th day of
april, a d. 1891. the undersigned was, by the
Probate Court of Phillips county, Kansas duly ap-
pointed and qualified as Executor Of the estate
Of Sarah ". Beckley late Of Phillips county de-
ceased All parties having claims against said
estate ere hereby notified 20 present them for al
lowaHce 10 the undersigned within one year from
date hereof or they may be EXCLUDED from any
presented within three years from dale hereof
they shall be forever barred,
FRANK STRAIN, Executor.
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Letter LIST.

Following is a list of letters re-
naming unclaimed IN the postofiice
at Phillipsburg, Kan, April %, 81:
VIM Daum. John f. Green, J. b.
Woods ?, S. w. Jackson.
Persons calling for any of the above
please say advertised
E. f. KoRxs. P. NJ.