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The Red Cloud chief., 1896-01-24

"Castoria Is the best remedy for children OF
which / Am acquainted. hope the day Is not
far distant when mothers will consider the real
interest Of their children, and use Castoria in.
stead of the variousquack nostrums which are
destroying their loved ones, by forcing opium,
morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtful
agents down their threats, thereby sending
them to premature graves"
Dr. ]. +. KrNcHKLoR,
ANYWAY Arb
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-01-24
Castoria

"Castoria Is SO well adapted TO children that
recommend it as superior to any prescription
known to me-"
II. A. ARCHER, NJ. D.,
III So. oxford St, Brooklyn, N. Y.
"Ou physicians in the children's depart
ment have spoken highly Of their expert.
ence in their outside practice with Castoria,
and although we only have among our
medical supplies what is known as regular
products, yet we are free to confess that the
merits Of Castoria has won us to look with
favor upon It,"
UNITED HOSPITAL AND DIsPESsARy,
Boston, MAJ.
ALLEN G.. SIXTH, Pres.
urray Street, New York City.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-01-24
supervisors Prsceeding.

Upon conveling Thursday morning January 10,
1876, the following business was transacted:
Minutes of previous meeting read and APP
proved.
Committee on official bonds was instructed to
examine the %sureitics on county treasurer. The
chair directed the committee on poor farm 10
wait on the county attorney and have him col
lect tho rent due the county from Thomas And
crsun.
Committee on oticial bonds reported the con
ii,ion Of the s~ureit!Cs on the treasurer's bond as
substantial,
Committee on poor farm reported a balance
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-01-24
Market Report.
Legal Notice.

In the Justice Court, Samuel II. Shirley,
David Bradley & Co.,
VS.
John A. Haas.
John A.. Haas will take notice that on the
26th day OF December, 1895, samuel II. Shirley,
a justice OF the peace In Oak Creek precinct,
Webster county, Nebraska, issued an order OF
attachment for the sum OF S97 90. In an action
pending before him, wherein David Bradley Is
plaintiff and John a. Haas Is defendant, that
property consisting OF one half interest In one
J. i, Case Threshing Machine and Woodbury.
Power, has been attached under said order.
Ssid cause was continued to the 18th day Of
February, 1896, at two O'Clock p. m.
Dated January sth, 1896.
DAVID BRADLEY q Co,
BysE. b.. Cole. Attorney for Plaintiff.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-01-24

When the hair has fallen out, leaving
the head bald, II the scalp is not shiny
there is a chance of regaining the hair by
using Eall's Hair Remover.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-01-24
Castoria.

"Castoria Is an excellent medicine for chill.
dren. Mothers have repeatedly told me Of its
good effect upon their children"
DR. q. G. OsaooD,
Lowell, Mass.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-01-24

"Give me a liver regulator and l can
regulate the world" said a genius. The
druggist handed him a bottle of DeWitt's
Little Early Risers, the famous little pills.
@ l. Getting.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-01-24
Total
TOtNT ..,......,,... .
Report was adopted

Report was adopted
Committee on application OF J :. White for
deputy hire. confirmed tue appointment Of &
ID. Robinson and fixed his salary at 500. Car
RED.
Confined next week.)
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-01-24
ISllcrin,s Sale.

Notice Is hf rrby given that under and by yir.
tue OF AN order Of sale. issued from the Office
or Z. H.. Crone, clerk OF the district court of
the tenth judicial district, Within and for Web
ster county, Nebraska, upon II dee CT In an ac-
uon pending therein, wherein James Thomson,
plaintiff. aud against A.. NJ, Walters, Lena
walters, VI. SRow. Charles ". Bates. Marie
ram Ll!eprcpx, defendants. ! shall otier FOR
sale al public yendnc, to the highest bidder for
cash III hand, ut the east door vi the court.
Nebraska, Uhat being the building wherein
the last term Oi said court was holden on the
9th day nj February, a, ID. 1899, at one o'clock
property. towit: The northeast quarter of
section six 90, township four "a. range twelve
Na), west OF The 9Th T.. M, In Webster county.
Nebraska. 10y
Given under my hand this I'd day OF January.
A. ID. 1896. '
J. w. RuECHEY, Sheriff.
Il. 4. Thomas, PLAINTIFFS Attorney.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-22
THE CITY OF PETERSBURG
DIR. BdRESDsLE RESIGNS AZ SUPP.
CEN STdYL HOSPIIdL.
DIR. ". r. Drewry Elected so Fill the POSI-
sit.on and DIR. style Made First
Assistant rhy stefan.

PETERSBURG. VA. oct. 2L-spe-
cial Tho Beard OF Directors OF the Cen
Gal STATE Hospital held It's quar- 80
:lsct!n- To-day ANA Wa ID St..i"" ~" ~.
.ate this evening. Tho report o. Nio
superintendent br Randolph tarh. "al',
was presented and adopted by the no"iu
a. their IcpOI. 10 the Governor OF VIZ
state. The subject OF this report mas
already been given in these dlspatcheo'
Ig. IfaIi>sanlc. en- account OF continued
nl-hcalth rendered his resignation as
superintendent or the hospital which
was accepted and q committee consist
INK OF Colonel T. ". Bowman, Of salem:
captain Richard -. James. ~ Goochiand
county. and Captain q. Shirley Harrison
Of Prince George county 20 which the
president Of the board Mr. Robert Gil
liam OF Petersburg. was added. was ap.
pointed 10 draft suitable resolutions or
regret at Or. Barkscalcs fcireme1I
DIR. BARKSDALE'S SUCCESSOR
Or. w. f. Drcwry. who for the past ten
years has been the first assistant physi-
clan al the hospital was elected Or.
RarkSdale's successor. ane Or Richard
+. Styn. Of Holiins. Va. was elected
first assistant physician 20 succeed Or.
Drcwry. Or. Parksdalc was elected con-
suting physician.
Or. Barksdalc has been the superirtcnd-
cnt of this hospital for the past twenty
years He was az one time assistant
physician In an asylum near Baltimore.
There are al present So patients re-
cciving treatment az the Central state
Hospital
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-22

Held an Enthusiastic Meeting at Dono-
hoes hail Las, Nlght.

Held an Enthusiastic Meeting at Dono-
hoes Hail Las, Night.
The Fulton Mckinley. Hobart, and
Lewis club held their regular meeting
az Donohoe Hail last night While the
audience was not as larsc as usual, IL
was most enthusiastic, ana was iCrtunte
IN having several prominent expOuuG-
cra Of sound money ana protection 10 az
dress them.
Among those who spoke were Colonel
ois n. Russell Judge Lewis. Colonel s..
Brown Allen. and Judge Waddiil.
Colonel Russell was the first speaker
called upon, and i'm few words he ex-
'uscd himself, ana gave way TO the other
speakers
Judge Waddill followed in a practical
address of half an hour length max
ing the cause of the present distress
very clear TO his hearers. what causes
the strikes that frequently occur in va
rtous parts Of the country" asked the
speaker. Isn't the fact that lot of
cheap workmen come along and offer
their services for less money than you
set. one Of the principal reasons? Docsn'
mat throw the most valuable labor out
OF employment? Wouldn't the adoption
of cheap currency drive out of cir
culation the most valuable currency?
That's the money question in nutshell"
The speaker was literally applaudod. and
when. IN the course OF his remarks he
referred to Judge Lewis. the audience
fairly went wild and gave three cheers
Tor their candidate for Congress.
The next speaker was Colonel S. Brown
Allen. the well-knOwn orator and speak
or from the Valley He made one Of
his Enthusiastically interesting speeches,
dwelling mostly upon the tariff question.
Judge Lewis who was the next speaker,
said that he had been all over the dis
trict and from the reception the people
had given him he was confident that
sound money and protection would win
on election day. The speaker was very
hoarse from outdoor speaking, and on
mat account he curtaied his remarks.
me audience gave Judge Lewis three
cheers when ne concluded, and many OF
those present gathered around him TO
congratulate him on his excellent chances
of election.
In the entire audience there were but
fcur colored men, and only TWO boys.
4 mass-neeting will be held by the
club next Wednesday night. when promi-
nent speakers VIII address them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-22
Star RECFIyIR SHIP.
Another Application Made In the Law and
-

Another Application Made IN the Law anu
Toustv Court
In the Law and Equity Court yester-
day motion was made for the with
drawal Of the application for a receiver
for The Richmond star which was grant
..o several days agO ~ Juuse A4iliOf,
and then The order temporarily resclnd-
30. upOu Tie application q tNO-lh4IUs
az lie stockholders. Ii the place OF
the petltiOn wIludiawn one MAS pie-
sented by Attorneys George J. Hooper
Jr.. and j. Garland Pollard, ON behalf Oi
Nessrs. u. -. LuwalOs, John Baoisa-
lupo. Walter L. Hll. Il. l.. CardOla, X.
q. Norm,lt. ana >. ID. Goode. The pc
utiOn 500 IOI,A that the star Co-Opef1-
tiy. PRINTING Company H. Indebted 10 the
above named gentlemen 10 the aggregate
amount oil SlJs.Uy. The money - ouc
,-,eh one except MIR GOOdc Tor labor
performed and TO Mr.. GOode for pro-
visions furnished employee Of the star
upon orders tIom the star Company.
The paper further sets forth that
deed OF trust for $LOoO. now overdue. Is
held by Mr.. Charles ii. Epps. and That
II the same should be collected II would
prevent the company from continuing
business. and petitioners would lose their
money. also that the company Is heavily
in debt. besides the s. 900 mentioned, and
daily becoming more encountered. The
petitioners further allegc that there are
outstanding accounts 20 The value OF
1900 due the Star. which could be col
lected II proper effort were made. In
view OF these facts. they ask that
receiver be appointed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-22

Interesting Fact- About Hichmond's Gill
gems and othrr Matters.
Mrs. T *. Arnold. OF Philadelphia, has
just returned home.
GOru or OTorau yesterday removed
the political disabilities of Baker w. Jor-
dam NJ Dmwlddle county convicted Of
larceny.
Rev. IT. G.. Garrison win preach ~
the West End Mission l2D Wcst Cary
street. tonight ut CLOCK. All are
,'Idi-iV iu+t"d.
Roy. William Meade Clarke. the rector
OF ST. J.ues Episcopal church. Will preac h
al ST. Lake church, corner Washington
aal H.4,ty streets. tonight no 8 O. clock.
Rev IS. A. Leake the Baptist city
missionary. who has been al the bedside
of Ls sick wife in Giles county, has
returned % the city. Mrs. Lcakc Is re-
covering.
MT W. Ashhy Jones who has just Toe
mnal from Cobhs Island, says taat
OBJ. dama-e done there by the recent
storm can he repaired for $500. save thA,
L. the Baltimore cottage which was de-
stroyed.
Charles Carter q suspicious character
was captured iu Jackson N4fd yesterday
by Policeman Bailey, while trying I'D
get away with stolen goods, supposed TO
have been taken from r0sloence Oh
Grace street,
Am.tg Lodge. 40 u.s. a. b. ANA a. 49,.
held lis reeuiar monthly comm ulctii D
at the Masonic Temple Tuesday ni-lt.
Iu addition To- o. large Attendance of tine
brethren there Nas work Boo the degrees
and a visit from las- Grand Master
William u. TaImtcrro AND Grand secre-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-22
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dbl Tor Ioit'io8 Al' ga 4.o' ....h.I.
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s,.f-. SIS. the Jnit.d stat. no -
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the laws OF Maihe ' oo ,pe sf.r,
within the SoltAe.li hl-.in, p. ., ,', h..
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engaeed III II num- ii o' .1 tr, .tfn ot
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-22
Dpen Run Hunt Club.

The second meet of the hounds OF the
Deep Run Hunt Club took place yestcf-
~, fterroon at 4 o'clock. and 4 field OF
oIout eighteen mounted memberS follow
I'd the hounds from the Fair Grounds.
The chase first went up Eroad-strcct
road then into Mr.. Hendricks farm
i.ovinq the same at the other end, fol-
lov,in9 the road towards lcurai ~ -
Heights. Then turn was made and
after a circuit. in which Bethlehem church
WIS passed. the hounds went across the
neon Pun road naescd the Johnson farm.
and after cutting through the woods.
ranched the kennels without any mishap.
The riders narfook Of liGht rotrc~t mcnts
az the clubhouse greatly pleased with
The result OF The chase. and after a short
hfoathing spell returned 10 tneiT respec-
tive homes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-22

The Cornerstone OF the New Methodist
Institution i...iI IN Nashil < -0l.

Institution H-s.ft ~ " arfiii = hH.
WASHINGTON. oct. 2l.-The corner
stone OF the Hail OF History, the nrst
OF the buildings TO comprise the Amer
lean University. was iMd this afternoon
in the presence Of a large crowd of
spectators. ana with interesting cXer-
clscs.
The ceremonies were conducted by the
venerable senior bishops Of the Metho-
dist Church. Thomas NJ. Bowman, as
sisted by the officers of the District
Grand Lodge of MasOns. Mr.. John j..
the Board OF Trustees. was presiding OF
iicer. The programme opened with
prayer read b. NDy. STEPHEN Newman,
pastor OF the FIRST Congregational
church OF TINS city. written by George
Lansing Taylor. u. D., J.. III. D., u
prayer lor wisdom. Bishop Hurst.
Chancellor Of the University. whose III
defaueau,e Efforts made possible the
proceedings OF to-day. delivered The in
troductory address.
Following bishop Hurst. addresses by
Bishop Alpheus ". Wilson. Ex-Governor
Robert H.. patdsOn, Of Pennsylvania
Bishops Fowler Newman. and McCabe
and Reys. Charles IA. Payne and j.
NJ. Buckley were delivered. Ihe laying
Of the corner stone. a granite block.
5x5x3 feet. ~ bishop Bowman. WAS FOL
lowed 10y singing America" and the
exercises closed with the responsive
reading Of the thirty-third Psalm and
hymn Written Tor the occasion ny
Rev. Ssinuei IA. Beiler vicc-chanCellor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-22

Goes to Divide, a In.,o-so-One Hhot-Dog-
rri. Tie InNorItn. IhIrl.


MOIhl9 fAi.h' Oc'. IL l' "'.''','
for the last dlx Of the New York Stecp.e-
rnas. Associations autumn meeting. The
,.f..- f,r.l l.alv t,rr. Of the nye
.yenfs COM. to outsider.
The hl-h weight handicap went TO Di-
vide. a three-to-one shot. with the fi-
vofite. DJc,ett. third. and Mckee cap-
,,,--l ,l... t...,ior hurdle handican from
th- f.,....i,. plo.ius Summaries.
'-- -'' 'i,-' 49,. t.'.it.,,, t,,.o
lst race me o1'o'el H"i'N'-lP' wv
miles ana a halt over tui-e A"ii.e 'i.-
Kte 1g. Dunlap d 10 - first with Ihue-
bus second and san Joqun third Time.
AGO
second r.ra-ero. h,irllo handicap. mile
t. -..-,. ,.i..t,.
avn +. "'i- Vfr' ''N "'' ".'' il'ii.''
u'h STACK, To- ID ifsl. win MidSr.rl
. 1nd and April Fool tll.u. Time. q q.
Third race-iiieh-N Weight handicap. the
Nithcrs mne-Dlvile G.l T.rll. g to ID
first with 'rrlv.fna second and Dr9rrff
third Tim. r.n
ro,,r,b ,.... is.. c-. anil t.ls s.,r-
.','' ' ''-'l
49, 'oNi'e lN.D' 'N''
bo-s'll. To- y hi-t. win PASSOVER -''-
ond and Rollins laird Time. lul.
II nun lae.-s',, iieenase handicap four
~ w., ''s,, 90 'D''' lo' =. '''' ~
- me-, ST. '
-''.0'' '.'''"' '',' ''-'.
iNr -i'' i,rfN.i' nNhdic.n IfI.Ion
i,I 30 tnr .Nirrnih Jump and Joe key
l.u".A aNt. l'n broken rib ar,
,''' it'n' ne ""' taken
~ '"' ''"' i''t''
rrn BROWNS Hard Drive.
LATONIA. ky. October .f-Ren prov.n
and SONG aua Dance were the wlnnirr
iaNouics to-day. Beau Ideal was PLAYED
from j. 10 boo the third race. but faded
10 get mark. This race had the class
OF the day, and was fine contest bee
tween Pen Brown and Remember Nc
the former winning IN a. hard drive. sum
marics.
First racc-Cno mflo-gon.r and Daro.
OO7 Pcrlins. to 10 won Win t.r...o
second and Ifcrffa third Tim IL.
Second race-one miir.-,lofiila cs' G.
Rom 10 =, d Won vim lfr,.r..t0.
eelord and y - tbird TIL ~,
Third race-one mile Ron Drov,n 1,a
DuDce. evcn won with Remom6er Afo
second ana Robair third. Time. I.f2 -
D.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-22
Eight Tickets in kansas.

TOPEKA. KAS.. oct. q In the man.
damus proceedings In the Supreme Court.
Instituted by Chairman Breidenthal. Of
the Populist State Central Committee.
against Secretary Of State Edwards. 10
compel him 10 insert Watson's name on
TIE Official ballot the Supreme Court
this evening. twO-thirds OF tho Judges
concuuing. decided In favor Of rreifon-
thai. and ordered Edwards 10 put Wat
soE's name on the official ballot. The
Aliddlc-of-thc-Road leaders honcd 10 di-
vide the opposition. The action Of the
court settles the question. and eight tick
ets viii be presented to Kansas 10 select
from
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-22
eoIDrIcroRY ar HRrAA's NOM

The supreme Court Dec les That sound
M.ncy Demacfat- Ave the I;ral article
LINCOLN. NEE. oct. 2l.--Tre SUI
p,eme Court this afternoon denied the
application for writ Of mandamus to
compel the Secretary OF State TO leave
off Of tie official ballot the names OF
the candidates nominated AT the Oma-
Ia Convention of the gold wing of the
Democratic party, held October lst. the
secretary having decided that hc would
certify 10 the county clerks with the
designation Democrat" The supreme
Court has fled no opinion vet. bur the
POINTS in the decision are embodied In a
paper which was read by Justice NcIVull
The decision sustains the secretary and
admits the gold Democratic ticket to
the ballot a Democrats
The wit Of mandamus pettioncd By
the middle-of-the-road Populists 10 have
their State ticket appear on tho Official
ballot as Republicans is also denied.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-22

At O'Clock last evening 81 wedding cerc-
mouy took place 90 tle residence OF Mr.
Joseph Powell. al so. 40 south Pine
street. when Dir. Samuel g.. TieviilIAn
aud Miss Eeuiah Thompson. tie niece of
Mr. Powell. we're made one. SIR. ID. j..
Alley acted as best man. while sister
OF the groom was the maid of honor.
The bride. who Wore "a dark gray travel
iue suit. with hat f0 match. b. 90 charm
ing y0uug lady from tlc West End. while
the groom is n popular employee 81 the
CNrsir.IAc and oIi1 haiiuuy tompluf-
The BRIDAL couple lr't last nieht at ID
n-ll0-k on q lrIn u C-nCInnlu.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-22

Two horses attached TO One OF No
Donoueh's hacks became frightened az
the Arorhauy depot late yesterday
afternoon and ran or mp Ninth street.
When they reached Main the wild pair
went down the street 40 rapid gait.
AT Tenth they turned sharply around,
ran between the telegraph pole and o..
II. Berry's store. knocking down inc
States bulletin board, and smashing one
OF the windows in the hack. They were
stopped I'm front Of the state Office Win
no further damage.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-22

Rev. James Il. Wilkinson WEEDS Mss
EnMle.. oI lInnover.

rev. James L. Wilkinson WEEDS Mss
Bowle,, of Hanover.
one Of the most interesting wedding
events of the season was the marriage
in Ashland yesterday Of Rev. James
p. Wilkinson to Miss Bowles. Of Han
over county.
The ceremony was performed 90 $50
o.clock In the afternoon in the Ashland
Rantlst church. by Rev. Or. ". l..
Hatcher. assisted b. other Baptist min
listers.
\ large party went from Richmond TO
attend the wedding. and the guests from
Ashland and elsewhere were numerous.
Mr.. Wilkinson Is q popular Baptist
minister. having in charge several
churches Of that denomination near
Ashland.
Rev. Mr.. Wilkinson and bride VIII
take Il Southern tour.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-22

Where Are lho People " no Are Claiming
Br,an'. Election sure?


l;r,nn'. Election sure:
A cool $50 w.s placed n the hands
of ire clerk at Fords Hotel ycsier-
day TO be placed even money ON Nc
kinney c.,..ion, but 40 Ole venturod
near.t0 cover it. The frec-silycr cuthu-
STA / WAC have been yelling their heads
of. almost. Tor their IDOL, haven the
nerve lO back up the cXtrayagant claims
tuey are making with cold cash, either
silver or gold. Where. ola whore. is the
m. .ouary of the gospel wagon. Ii IS
well known that Fords Hotel is the
Mecca Of the free silvorites Of the city.
IL is said that bat one prominent guest
is d. soano-moncy man, and he Is wan
ing The local froe-silver cranks make
that lue old hosiery their hanging-out
place. hence lt B. most remarkable Zee
Election upon the prolcs-ed belief of the
slvcrites that Lryan's election is an
assured fact.
In this connection, il may be stated
that several brokers OF this city have
sent about 500 to Now York 90 Doe placed
on Bryan 20 odds Of one TO three.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-22

PULASKI VA. oct. 2l- Special-Mr.
Daniel Imoord. "A member of the firm
al kpi.fer AZ Hun0rd, druggists hcgc.
died Monday and was buried yesterday
al WVthevilc. Pc leaves widow ard
one child of tender years
Pulaski had TO ac or more beloved
citizen then Dan lfufnrd anH Pho COM
munity. the church and the Young Mems
Christian Association all dccniy feel his
loss. Tho Circuit Court adjourned for
half an hour 10 allow the lawyers and
citizens 20 attend fne funeral
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hey later. The latter steamer was put
ting out TO sea with coal and supplies LOT
the Dauntesa. when the Raielgh nte T,
blank cartridge Tor her to stop. The
Mabey turned about and tried TO escape.
whereupon the Raleigh sent a SOHO shot
across her bows and the tug nov 70 ~, ~,
officer was put In charge OF the n"V g,
and the Dauntless was brousnt ~ - ~.
Of Officers from IN" Raleigh. Cubans here
are greatly excited over the news. Dn.
claim that the Dauntlcss had no a,lts HO,
men on board. In chasing ana Jap r ,,,,,,s
the Dauntcss the Raleigh useuu .i,,ns,er
several times and the alleseu
came near being sunk.
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NJ ,su,,orv Roar: met m the Cover
The ,MinsfH', Tuesday night and trans
acted nc5 good deal Of rS %dSsy S %a ss
sulnl, ,,r tho purchase OF the books
nioi'ii,lee5 bv the new regulations 70 be
feN.l..',,' ~ various cOnnnuies. fnffrifor~.
KEEP ,'s.lneuts In this state. Colonel 10
,se stern. Major ". ~. ENnn~ ant
''..,,.,,,,i,tee 10 prepare the necessary forms
of mo various book.
',rh. board will hold another mec,ins
on next Saturday night.