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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1896-05-05
Better Than Refined Gold

Is bodily comfort. This unspeakable boon
is denied to many unfortunates for whose
ailments Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is a
promptly helpful remedy. The dyspeptic,
the rheumatic. the nervous, persons troubled
with hiliousness or chills and fever, should
lose 40 time in awaiting themselves of this
comprehensive and genial medicine. 1t
promotes appetite and nightly slumber.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1896-05-05

The profits to Sir Arthur Sullivan, from
the. song of The Lost Chord" have been
over $50. 900
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1896-05-05

The Mikado, Mr. Harlow says, can trace
back to Geo BIC. The founder of his line
was contemporary with Nebuchadnezzar.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1896-05-05

We will forfeit 81 900 if any of our pub
genuine. TIE PIso Co, Warren, Pa.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1896-05-05

Iowa farms for sale on crop payments, 10
per cent cash balance 4 crop yearly, until
paid for. j. MULHALL. Waukegan, III.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1896-05-05

A chestnut tree ON Mount Etna has a
circumference of 100 feet, and is over 2,0Ol
years old
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1896-05-05

1t is intended by German doctors to cell
citrate on May IA the one hundredth ami
versary of DR.. Jenner's first experiment in
vaccination
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1896-05-05

For a constant blooming climber try the
manettia vine. Irvine it where it Will gel
the sunshine.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1896-05-05

F:TS--;liFts sIorped free by Or. - lines Greet
Nerve Restorer. No Fits after the tis.y use
Marvellous Treatise and Salral bot tie free Z,
Iii SeIa to III. Kline OBJ Area u. flia-,
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1896-05-05

Mr.. Cynical-Women are delusion and
snare. Hiss Gush-It's curious how people
will hug q delusion. though.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1896-05-05

In the production of plug tobacco, Louis
vile ranks first: next Genes st. Louis.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1896-05-05

The latest official reports show that
nearly 1900 miles of railroad are open for
traffic in India
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1896-05-05

II the Baby Is Cutting Teeth,
Be and use that Old and wel-tried remedy. MRS
WISsLows sooIuING SYRUP for Children Teething.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1896-05-05

Goes Cough EBaIss...4
Is the Oldest and best. liz will break Cold qnck
than anything else. 1t IL always reliable Try It,
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1896-05-05

Electric power is SO cheap at Great Falls,
Montana, that nearly all the machinery
there is moved by it,
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1896-05-05

A glass of warm milk. taken at bedtime
often proves a remedy for sleeplessness.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1896-05-05
MRS. BEN HARRISON.
EARLY LIFE OF THE Ex-PREsI-
DENTS WIFE.
Accom- plish ments Inherited From q Gull
tured and Gifted Mother-she Was
Left a widow After Three Months of
Married Life.
New York Letter,


was born at Homes
dale, Pa. Her faith
err was Russell +.
Lord, who was gen.
eral superintendent
and chief engineer
of the Delaware &
Hudson Canal ccm-
pany. at Homes
dale. Pa, which
was ut that time
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1896-05-05

"a Cup of Parks Tea at night moves
the bowels in the mor2ing.o
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1896-05-05

Man is at his best during the cold months
of the year, because then there are no flies
on him.
Edison predicts that in ten years horse.
less carriages will be the rule.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1896-05-05

california Fig Syrup Company.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-07

4 barn containing holl 800 bushe' =
u ,orn and Other feed siuiI. belonging
10 NJ Peter. of TIE Steep Hollow ron
muniiy. was burned SATURDAY. night
The light OF The FIRE was s'cn distinctly
by partie 10 bryan Tie loss un build.
ing aud contents will foot upmlte than
one thousand d,llurs
Little girls OF the We minister Lea.
que will oflr for sale Lese this week
c pies Of u handsomely gotten up and
well illustrated pimphlc, entitled
The Armenian Amphithcatre aud IL.
b 1oly Arena" all the IN lnty rclycd
from the ole ot these b oks Is devoted
TO the relief It suffering AMI poy,riy
ifickcn Aimenians.
II Il. Norwood returned frum three
day visit To Galve TN SUNDAY.
The Brtaiiies who went To England
to spend The summer have ull arrived
safely on the other SIDE Of the pond
aud ave getting a'ong splcndidh.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-07

strong in their states and that boilers
will get cold shoulder in the future.
Many Of tho eastern men do not want
20 be- put in position Of having to
choose between Republican candidate
and a Democratic silver candidate.
General Tracy Of New York, who
was gold leader in the Fifty.third con.
gress when the silver purchasing law
was repealed, says he thinks the situA.
tion not far different from that in 1879,
when the stalwart Democracy refused
TO support Horace Greeley and put
Charles O'Conner up as a candidate so
Democrat. would not vote for Greeley,
and were opposed to Republican and
could cast their votes FOR n straightout
Democrat
The arrival Of Tammany seems to
have frightened up the gold atmosphere
considerably. Those among the Tam.
many men who may be- accounted rs
leaders are very much averse to the tax.
ing Of any arbitrary action by the gold
standard contingent, They say Demo
cratic conventions have always been
obedient 70 the viii Of the majority and
this should be no exception TO the rule.
They say a vigorous fight should ID
madc by the goldmen on all questions
where the east disagces, but that when
defeated the defeat should be- accepted
gracefully.
There was new and rather novel
feature u the eastern situation when a
delegation of about 60 colorod mcn call
ing themselves the National Negru Dem
ocratic association arrived. They arc
presided over by James 4. Ross Of Buf.
falo. The peculiar feature is that ma.
iority of them are for silver.
\ statement printed over Senator
Hills signature that the New York dele.
CATION would walk out ~ the conyen.
ton II the Michigan delegates were un-
seated WAS taken rs particularly ominous
of tiuuhlc ahead. Silver leaders met at
o'clock Ia determine whether tempo.
Hry chairman named by the committed
Is acceptable The tendency Of the III.
Yer men appears to De- toward Senator
/ Daniel of Virginia Tor temporary chair
man
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-07
COMING IN GREAT CROWDS.
Trainioad Alder Trsiniaad of Delegate,
Pouring Into the city

Trainload Aitcr Trsiniaad of delegates
Pouring Into the Cliy.
CuCl0o, luly G.--Only a few hour
remain boforc the Democratic national
convention is called to order, and thcm in.
tense strain, bounding enthusiasm. surg.
INK crowds aud hmnird arrangement Of
"details mark the near approach Of cri.
SIS
Early la the day ia the full strength
uf the convention the cruwd hrgan Ia
assert it~rlf. aud every train brought
political organizations. uniformed clubs,
hand, Of music aud fife aud drum corps
They came in the full rcgalia Of cUnycn.
''uus mud with tlmt individuality which
..Ie u me,.mant ha g.vru g. is ao.
,u.,te. tbrfh.rl .e,',,", ~ ,hr lics
tni AZ rcuine "uh i,n, iu s, dIGHe1
ono. s.in .O,''.e ti, !auH d. rady hr..
Ii, Ncufa,as s.n,r ,,aiH Mi,Aed Wit.
q blaze Of bunting and unloadcd 1900
silver shoutrrs. Tho BOies people were
checrcd by the coming Of a big deloga.
ton from the heart Of Iowa, Louisville
contributed the stylish Blackburn club
and Cincinnati the Duckworth club.
The real work OF the convention be.
gan in earnest today with the meet
ing Of the national committee at tho
Palmer House There was intense in.
torcsi in the result % the meeting, as
the selection OF a temporary presiding
officer promised 10 develop the first test
II strength between the gold aud silver
forcc' The general impression prevailed
that TIE committee wonld name senator
I'm as temporary chairman, but there
was wide range for doubt owing TO
the determined attitude Of the silver.
men not toacccpi atemporary chairman
opposed 10 their views.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-07
sHAfRoTH REASONS FOR TELLER
Tells why the ropuiists Could Me-, sup.
port a Democrat For President.

CucAGo. July g. -Cngrc,sman
Shafmth of Colorado. when asked wha'
was the political situation said
1t Seems to me that It Is becoming
more apparent each day that the logical
candidate II the situation is Senator
Teller, and that he l. almost the only
man upon whom all the silver forces
cam unite.
The reason the Populist party, rep.
r,Scntmg silver strength of over 3.
600. voters. will 10, indor-e Demo.
crat Nominated by u Democratic con
vcntion. Is very apparent. Il is not be.
cause Democrat Is amy less loyal tu
the silver cuusc than member ~ THEN
own party. Nor on account uf any objoc.
ton to the candidate. IL Is because an
Endorsement of straight Democratic
would work dissolution " the People,
Jmrty. IL would mean the absorption
Of that party by She Democratic party.
The Populisls through their Leaders say
that. although they arc willing to max,
silver the issue this year, they urc not
willing to absorb the other principles ui
thu country, and hcncc must make q
nomination Of their own unless can
4'An's can H. agroed uunn
tngDc,,sis cVmpg ryu.H hpt IA,
s,tai ,oal. ~ ihtu rrHol n.,.ureu
"a. m 3u,l-sp 'e1o'nt,ti6'tls.,v
lh- t1-Mu.tifit tars lHs pul
80 rfh Nu,ss i.t W Ia tlls lm
without The Popul.is and silver Re.
puhlicans, and It Is unquesiionably Ia
the interest 81 the silver cause 10 agree
upon q man that all the silver forces
will support"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-07

An editor in Kansas, expressing
to the public hi. motto and policy
puts it thu. "Our aim-t,ll the
truth though the heavens tumble
Our paper is Of lhe people, for the
PEI pie. Our religion-orthorlox.
with a hell for delinquent subs,ri.
bers. Ourmutlo-iakcal all in sight
and rustic for more. our policy
Ito love our friendsana birthstone
our enimies. lflhinc enemy smite
thee ON the check swipe him with
haste and dextcrily at the burr of
the most convenient ear What
We advocatc--onc country. one
flag, one wife-ata time. tur ob.
jeot--to live in pomp and oriental
splendor.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-07

credentials, J. W Blake; member of
the committee on permanent or.
ganization. John NJ. Duncan; hon.
orary vice president, John Love.
JOY; member Of the committee
to notify nominee for president, Judge
J. L. shepard; member of the commit.
tee to notify nominee for vice president,
Judge J l.. shepard preference II the
member " the committee un resolutions
as to gold ar silver, Ion silver; prefer.
cucc Of the same member %, 60 the tar.
IN plank. for revenue only instructions
" delegates as a. resolutions. specific
for silver at lGtol
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-07
NC colo sTANoARp LeApER.
whliney Counsel. liis force. To- ~ ton
sentative AID Abide Results.

whltnsy Coun.eis liis Force. t. ~, ton
srr,ailvc AID Abide Results.
CmcAco. July G-Thc programme Of
the gold men has begun tous,umr Shape.
though it has mot yet hcn entirely
agrccd tonur has it been submitted to
huf yrv -cr lendsr. oi ihr lutsr,l
'r',, pufnp 'h' .ao ,pl'.m ',...
Nr Nm..,. vh" ., ..r.rit,t %. ib.
a.trur i., "it u,t.. al. ,.u'. .,.
l..r ~A,.slN,i u.sn g. s;a.. ,ul,y,ac.
and be- ready To act In a solid body
when the occasion requires. Hc does
not indicate what action will be- taken.
It is understood the course is not 20
walk out Of the convention, but remain
until the close Then when the silver
men have captured everything and adj.
journcd a conference 60 be held and ar.
Engagements made for a convention some
weeks later Of antisilyer Democrats for
the purpose Of putting Ia nomination q
man whom they can support
There are a number Of eolimen very
much oRD9scd to this programme. They
would prefer that no candidate be put
up so they could remain within the or
gaiization and vote against any man
named by the silvermen This course
is preferred by western men who feel
that the silver organization viii to very
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-07
BIBLE sooIE
Old Officers Re. elected, Tween
ty-eighth Annual Meeting.

The Brazos county auxiliary Of the
American Bible socie.y met at the
Methodist church sunday night, Rev.
DR.. Rankin, who is the head Of this
great wo'k nj Texas being present.
The s,rsicei opened with song and
prayer, after which DE-. Rankin read as
le Sun a potion Of no Psalm, the
,ges, chap.er Ia the bible, be ng a
beautiful poem in which David ex-
pres es his estimation Of the word Of
ind. Dr. Rankin spoke at some
lenghl, commenting upon the scripture
and the grand work Of the society Ia
the diss NINA ion OF the truth, The
whole Of the sculptures now being
published In f1riy-threc languages and
parts Of them 10 as many as three
hundred language.
d.. Vest also made a few well cho en-
remak-, ID a col eclion Wa taken for
the American Bible Society.
The election OF officers for the en-.
suing year resulted as follows: r. :.
Minier, president; J. A. Myers, vice
president; b r. Lsman, secretary
Robi Armstrong, treasurer; sam u.
Wilson, deposilarian.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-07
1Ar rsrAs nsleeArloN
Silver Delegates Are Receiving --=sh
Attention - Chicago.


CmcN.o. July 0.-Texas is as well
represented at the convention as any
state. The silver and sound money
factions are both here. Leading men Of
the state are among both delegates. The
silyermen are the attraction and the
sound money men. so far have received
very little attention As far % present
indications are the sound money
delegates will return home without even
entering the convention hall rs dele.
gates.
should the national committee see
proper 10 recognize the sound money
pcorlr - duly elected delegates 10 the
national convention they would get
such a clubbing by the silver element that
they would never forgeti 1t. The oonven-
ton is so overwhelmingly for silver that
there is practically no show for them.
even II they had equally as good claim
A. the silver delegates.
Congressman Bailey was much talked
Of for temporary chairman Of the con.
vention. but he declined the honor aud
that put a dampsr upon his name being
urged for the place.
Hon. John Il. Reagan. Congressman
Bailey. Governor Culbcrson, cx.Goy
Hogg and John NJ Duncan are receiv.
ing much attention
They are looked upon as the leaders
and are much sought after by the silver
people and especially the Bland adyo-
Gates as the 30 votes Of the Lone Star
state are placed 10 his credit
II is stated that Mark Ellison Of the
Texas delegation, has been loaned to
the Missouri delegation to give some Of
his famous yells for Mr.. Bland
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-07
AND ANn HARVEY.
The Choice Of . Louisiana Delegate
and Hls Reasons Therefor.

The Choice Of . Louisiana Dciegats
ard Hls Reasons Therefor.
CHICAGO. July 6.--Louisiana's post
ton on the presidential nomination has
not been made known b. W. Marston'
delegate from the Fourth district Of that
state announces that while the dclega.
ton is instructed TO act a. a unit he u
in favor Of Bland
81 shall, " he said, advocate Silver
Dick Bland for president and W. Har-
yey cCoin) FOR vice president "
This ticket" Mr. Marston contin'
ued. needs no explanation. II is able,
IL is patriotic, It Is Of the people, It has
no smack q a political job, It would
sweep the country rs did '1ippecanoc
and Tyler too II Bland is not madc
president then want 10 see him vice
president. The people remember thc
Bland silver bill and the prosperity had
under IL. / don't think Bland Is too
Zig for his l-eeches, and he viii accept
the vice presidency II he fails to be nom
mated for president. A silver campaign
viii bring success. The people will
have no other.
II would ignore the Cleveland admin.
istrRtion II possible. because would nos
hit fellow when he is down. but II Mr.
Cleveland insists upon am endorsement,
and II looks rs II he will. would hit
him right between the eyes The Dem
ocraiic party cannot float Mr. Cleveland
any more than wrecked vessel could
float the oxploaded boiler which had
wrecked H. We must save the wreck
and throw the exploded boiler over.
| board
Mr.. Marsto> ANNOUNCES that he thinks
the party should make declaration for
protection ON tho ground that the people
are overwhelmingly favorable to the
protective policy. Free silver and pro.
lection 90 hand and hand" he said
Mr.. Marsion has prepared and win
submit to tie committee on resolutions
the following financial plank
Resolved. that silver aud gold, a.
recognized by the constitution ~ pri.
mary monetary. are birthrights Of tho
people and any legislation denying thu
holders of eitherof these precious metal
the rights " free coinage is crime,
We demand the immediate repeal ~ thc
law 81 1873 domonetizing silver aud tn
rcenactment Of the coinage laws then
existing, thereby rcmmeiizinR silver
upon q ratio ~ 10 to with guld. The
rcasons fer this are mnumerable, hut
the prime one Is To- loosen the hold Of
the gold monopoly now sapping the very
life blond 81 the people With silver ~
stored to it, inherited rights gold vii
again become Democratic money TIL
international dodge Is a fraud. Tn,
United States has heretofore paddle,
its own canoe, financially speaking. and
Il will have 10 do It hereafter. whether
il will or not. The acknowledgement al
the Republican party that an in,erna
tional agreement upon the financial lit
uaiion. in the interest Of the remoneti
zation If silver. proves that the Rcpub
lican party is incapable Of appr,ciaiins
the fact that the United States Is FREE
and independent nation. Us declared b!
the declaration Of independence aud ~
serted in cv,1y line in the constitu
tion
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-07
TEXAS DELEGATION MEETING.

Govsrnor Cuibrrson Chairman and Menu
hers of Committees Appointed.
CHICAGO. July g. AT a caucus Of the
Texas delegation IL was unanimously ~.
solved 20 support Bland. Officers Of the
delegation were chosen as follows :
Chairman Of the delegation, Governor
Culberon member Of International com
mittee, James G.. Dudley; member 81
the committee GA resolutions. John II.
Reagan member Of tie committee on
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-07
DID NOT SAY IT.
senator am Has M, Advised Coidmsn
Co nnll.

CmcAGo July g. -Scnator Hill was
credited in some papers here as making
the signed radical statement that the
gold standard men would be- advised by
him 10 bolt the convention Il Michigan's
gold delegation was unseatcd The
statement came To him ~ surprise. be.
cause senator Hin has been very con
sentative In the matter Of statements.
When visited by representative Of the
Associntcd Press he said
The statement is absolutely false.
lncvcr said anything to give any per.
son any idea that would counsel a
bolt. In fact. ! have rcfrainrd stead
lastly from making amy statements u
what action We would take in the CON.
yrutiou
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-07

II can now he proved by the trsli
mony Of thou ands that all pain l.
rohhe' ~ go citing by Ciio.Cun aud
ms,sire So .rn'ri rii .''fan by ca,
tuu .1lI'. Mgurlrmfri st,.9 SOD,
"v =. J.. tooniaip pytu r~us.irI.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-07
HEPsURN's PERT REPLY
wha, Tie Told an Eastern Dsmoera,
90 ChlcaEn.

C-.c'. O. July O.--Congrcssman Hep.
burn. an Iowa Republican. was today
making the rounds Of convention head.
quarters as a spectator.
"You are out Of your element" said
a New York delegate to him.
"But ] am more at home than you
eastern DemU1ats," rotorted Hepburn
Everyone treats me we'll aud You Eel.
lows get the cold shoulder Gu every side,
and viii ho thrown cut into the street
before the convention ends"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-07
TEXAS SOUND MONEY DELEGATION

They withdraw Their Contest, Leaving
the Fieid to the silver People.
CMcAoo. July 6.-The Texas sound
money delegates 10 the national con-.
vention named at their Austin meeting,
appeared before the committee today
and Withdrew their contest for the 30
votes Texas has in the convention. This
leaves clear sailing fer the silver dele.
gates
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-07
SUMMER TOURS.

Tourist ii, kets 10 northern aud East.
err resorts nov on sale by the | 4 &.
n Call on SCENTS for particulars.
D. J. PRICE. "a. r A
psles iue, 1eSa t.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-07

Glaze, milk shakes and Ice cold soda
water at lee & Newland's.
J. A. Palmer was called TO Athens
last night by q telegram announcing
the death Of bic sister, Mr.. Maggie
Kidd.
The fnsa bar IN Bryan-Teas' TX.
podtion--cal. 80
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dunn and Misses
Mary and Ada Dunn returned to
Wheelock Sunday after . visit 10 Mr..
end Mrs. W. s. Stuart.
Ahappy home while you are in Bryan
will always be found at Teas Exposi-
ton. 80
The boys say some Of the crowd who
went 10 IIadley lake Saturday had a
squirrel fly instead Of d.h fry, and
that Clyde had his picture took"
Foreman c. +. jenkins OF the Bryan
Fire Department len sunday night Tor
Austin In inll uniform b attend the
Fireman's state convent n.
Delicious milk shakes at Lee 4 New.
lands ISIS
PHI. Arlington came mp from Mill
can yesterday.
Semones Adams visited College sun.
day Afternoon.
Try Emdcn's frozen lemonade-it Ia
simply delicious. 100
W. l.. spratl Of Washington county.
was in Bryan Sunday. Mr. Spratl
formerly lived in Millcan.
Miss dcEvoy. milliner Of Mistrot
Bros. & Co len sunday fr New York.
Try one Of tho e delicious Hams al
ia Halls. lol.
Mrs Ida shepard l. visiting Ia Bren-
ham.
Clid Harris went TO Galveston sun.
day, accompanied by hislitlle daughter,
lFma.
Fine line Of the best 5 and 10 cent
cigars at Lee 4 Newland's. 1873
The Young mems union prayer meet
ing met last night at the Presbyterian
church.
Some new things are being shown IL
negligee shirts, with ties io match Al
Parks & waldrop's. lSs
Miss Adih lee pix left Sunday To-
Hampstead.
Everybody pronouuees frozen lem
onade" the most cooling aud refresh
ing drink q the sea.Ou. 100
Remember the big game Of bali be
tween Bryan Hearne at the latter plae,
tomorrow. The Bryan team will lin,
up as Follows, llrigance, pitcher; Miller
catcher; Dayi. let lafe Cole, 2nd base
saunders, aid baiei DO l,ou, right field
Montgomery, center field Worley, LEI
field Ilarhok, sh IT stop.
Bny plory eonr nom Nd Han lnl.
=,
" -. 80, 80 ,,I So - ." -, ~
u,s n q pe,,s.n aud family sso
Thoma. Charley Inden Green naws,n
"a law, ia and WIN unn,,r NJ,
o,hets ,e,nr, al sa,uriay fom n fan
ing rAlH"''i"n 10 'Ne Na'"eo iiNef'