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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-06-13

NEW YORK. June 3.-Flour-State and
Western quiet, about steadysnd unchanged /;
Southern dull, steady and unchanged. Rye
Flour quiet; superine So 20a2 so. Wheat
No 2 red opened weak and declined 7ss1c (;
steady and moderately active; July SO 5-16a
GALS. Corn-No dull and easier; July 81.
Oats-No quiet and steady; July 22hss
-22A State 25a29; Western 22a.a2S Pork
steady and unchanged. Lard quiet; steam
rendered 81 45 nominal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-06-13

The State Board of Medical Exami-
ners, which met in Richmond this week,
have adjourned and returned to their
homes. They examined great num-
Der of candidates, but will not render
their report for week or more.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-06-13

BALTIMORE, June 13.-Flour dull. Wheat
easy; No red spot and June 631ba63aa;
July 621ha627s; Aug 62Aa62as; s. pit 62ia
asked; southern wheat by sample 63a65
Corn steady; mixed spot and June 32Aa
32&s July 32Ssa32a4; Aug 33 bid steamer
mixed 31a31 "a; southern white corn 34a35 :;
do. yellow 3412a351h Oats weak No 2 white
Western 24iba25; No mi1ed do 22lba23.
Rye quiet No 2 nearby 35; Wessern 40a41.
Hay firm. Other articles unchanged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-06-13

CHICAGO, June 13.-Wheat-July 571sa
57as; Sept 59a577s. Corn-July OLGA
2734; Sept 1878 Oats-July 17as; Sept
17&a177s Pork-July 81 10; Sept 81 30.
Lard-Juiy 81 171b; Sept 81 30. Ribs
July So So; Sept 81 90. Wheat and Corn
opened easy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-06-13

a marriage license was issued in
Washington yesterday to Robert Sales,
of Caroline county, and Polite A. Jones,
of Nottaway county.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-06-13
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.

NEW YORK. June 13.-Tho belief that the
st. Louis Platform will contain declaration
in favor of the gold standard was more pro-
nounced this morning and it had a strength
ening influence on the stock market. Bust
ness was light, however Speculation at IL
clock was firm in tone.
BALTIMORE. June 13.-Virginis century
SQ1 hid
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-06-13

It was announced yesterday that the South
ern Pacific road will shortly make Galveston
the entrepot for its Atlantic steamship line,
instead of New Orleans.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-06-13
Alexandria Market. june 10.

There is little doing in the grain market
and prices remain at the quotations that have
prevailed for the past few days.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-06-13

BAsEBALL.-The games played by the
National League baseball clubs yesterday re-
suited as follows: Baltimore 8, Chicago 1
Brooklyn 4, Cleveland 8; Washington 10,
St. Louis 6; Pittsburg 6. New York 3; Bos-
ton 10, Cincinnati 3; Philadelphia 8, Louis-
vile 8.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-06-13
List Of Unclaimed Letters.

The following is list of the letters re-.
naming in the Alexandria, Va, postoffice
June 10.
Persons calling for letters will please say
they are advertised.
Advertised letters not called for within two
weeks will be sent to the dead letter Office.
Cockrell, CIV Johns, ] E
Collins, Mrs Mandie Johnsons, Mrs Lucie
Co,nwell, Willie Jones, Miss Maggie
Fink, j Lewis, Mrs Francis
Frost, Will Mary, Miss Conelias
Harris, Robt A Taylor, William
Grachy. Hattie McReynolds, Mrs L
Hemenway, GA
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-06-13
OFFICIAL.

OFFICIAL.
N0TIof.
All licenses to persons doing business III
this city have expired. Those who contemplate
continuing business during the coming yesl
are requested to come forward and procure
licenses for the same.
je1O1w LII. THOMPSON. Mayor.
C1TY TREAsURERs OFFICE, r,,n
Alexandria Va, june 3, lSgm;
DELINQUENT STATE TAX-PAfEkS'
TAKE NOTICE
At the June term of the Corporation Coufl,
at the front door of the Corporation CGH5I
House, on Fairfax street, will offer at Pcb-
Lie SALE all the REAL ESTATE belonging
to delinquent taxpayers for the year 1894
description of which can be seen at my Once,
or at the clerks office of the Corporation
Court. M. hAhLo",
ie3 tt City Treasurer,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-06-13
BOYS Summer CIotling.

Atwood worsted Knee Pants. Good Pat
terms, well made. All sizes. Made to sell for
81 and 81 80. Fifty cent? per pair
Third floor.............. 10th St building
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-06-13

common sense observers.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-10-14
, PROMINENT DKvINK.s oPIsIOs.

PROMINENT DEVISE'S oPIsIOR.
 A telegram in our contemporary this morning from St. Paul purPorts to give an opinion from Archbishop Ireland on the political situation. The opinion Is such thSt our con temporary headed IL: "Monstrousi' As He is Not Fool, He Must be a Fraud" The letter IS said 10 have been written in response 10 B written request of twenty seven business men of Minneapolis, repre- senting All political opinions The words accredited to this dissin- guished divine are As follows: T stand by the platform and the presidential candidate of the repuh- Eesn convention At St. Louis. l sm opposed to the platform and the presidential candidates of the demo- cratic convention At Chicago. The days of the civil war excepted, at no tune, G.d so great peril threatss the country as that which Is involved in the political campaign of today The question of free and unlimited coinage of silver is put in ths front. TAis question has its in- portsnce, but is of miner importance  in the presence of other questions which are brought into the issue. The movement, which h8d its ex- pression in the Chicago eonvSntioa. and which now seeks by means of popular suffrage, to throne itself ia the capital of the nation. is, ia its logical effect, against the nation; II Is secession, secession of 1881, which our soldiers believed they had consigned 10 eternal death at Appoma,tox, but which demands again recognition from the Amsri- can people. The declaration in the Chicago platform has and can have no other meaning"
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-10-14

Mrs. John Harris and her sister. Mss Remlow, ot Walnut creek. lelt for the east today.
 Miss Mary Jennings and her mother left Tor Pnenix to-day. where
 they vii. spend the winter. Lieut.. shelton, of c company llth Infantry. new arrival at Whipple. was welcome caller at thIs office today.
 Dr, K. \. Adelburg. the rupture specialist, has returned from Jerome. and will remain al the Hotel Burke for two days,
 Hon. 4. J. Doran came in from Phenix yesterday. He will leave in a day 0- two for Flagstaff. where he will open the campaign.
 Mrs. F. II. Wills vii! leave tc- morrow for Pierce City, Missouri. where her brother was killed re- gently by the accidental discharge oi pistol.
 Walter W. Cooley. advance agent for the Vivian De Mouto Company. s combination theatrical and med lcal company, Is iu town today. His company will arrive here on Monday in a special car
 Geo Schuerman returned to-day from a six weeks tour of the Pacific Coast. On a trip from Baker City. Oregon 10 Portland he met Hon. I. J. Butler and wife who stated that they would return to Prescott next month.
 A. T. Snowman, an attorney of Mesa City. and one of the publishers of the Frec Press, If that place. was 8 welcome caller a; this office to-day. |, was his first visit to Pres colt, and he expressed himself well pleased with the place
 pr. \. (. Feuton as located at Chihushns, Mexico. He says his prospects are good for business, and he expects to pay all bis debts in Prescott out of the first money be receives. The doctor left . good ! many unpaid bills here, but be hopes to De able to pay them all up.
 Hon. Frank Cox. q Phenix. came l in on this aiteruooU'S train. NIT. Cox Is making a tour of the terri ]. tory in the interest Of Marx Smith, ] and will go out to Jerome to-mor- TOW. He will return and speak in Prescott on Saturday evening. Mir. ! Cox Is all right in every respect, ! except one-'he needs fixing" po.jt- ! ically, as he Is a deu ocrat.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-10-14
Hoods Pills tsEs. easy ss o0ersss. .z<.

Ray Hill left this afternoon for s visit to San Francisco.
 W. :. Adams, of the Jerome News, was s visitor to Prescott to-day.
 Doane Merrill came in from Je- rome this morning to recuperste his health.
 J. E. Wagoner is up from the .oNn of WAgoner, in Walnut Grove, .o-isy.
 Mark Smith and Frank Cox re- turned from Chaparrsl this morn IuE
 Mrs. Isaac Helm returned today from q protrscted visit to CSh- foTnla.
 Lee Banghart went out 10 the McCabe mine this morning to take a aposition there.
 L. J. English has just returned from trip east, and Is enthusiastic in his belief that Mckinley will be the next president.
 Hon. A. J. Dorsn and Judge '. E. Sloan left yesterday for Kiugman, where they will speak on the political issues this evening.
 W. :. Head is iu from Camp Verde to-day. Mir. Head is the republican candidate for the legislative council and be should be elected by an overwhelming majority.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-10-14

Attorney Pierce Evans left for home this morning.
 Dr. k. A. Adelbury left for Flag stad this morning.
 sam Hill returned last night from his visit to England
 Richard Crow. of the Yarnen '2'' Is lu town today.
 Mrs Nj. l. Boggs left for Congress ih'S morning for brief visit.
 Mrs, W. (. Plattenburs Is recov- euns rom quite serious spell of sickness.
 Mrs. |, T. Stoddard and her two cn'idren came in from StoddNrd yesterday.
 pr. H, J. BAnta left for Mesa this moraing for visit to two brothers. who reside there.
 Peter Jaokson, employed al the c h. meat martet, is quite sick w''h typhoid fever
 Il ly Clark, of Kirkland Valley. ls 7,ck with fever, al the residence oi Mr. a | Mr> ]. l. Roberts.
 NJ ss Hattie Fisher accompAuied her father, ,. L. Fisher. on his trip east ihis afternoon. They expect to b. absent about q mouth.
 Mr. Mos>man, Colorado cattle buyer. was q pASSsngar on this mornings south bound train, en route to Phenix 10 purchase cattle. .
 Miss Pitcher, of Los Angeles. a friend of Mrs. Nellie Morfoot. stopped of this mornings train for a days visit with the latter. She Is en route to Phenix.
 Col. A. c. Brodie, II. :. Van Buren, Henry Orr and Dr. H. E. . COcgswell returned last evening from a trip through the country. . They will leave tomorrow for CAll- . tornia, and after an eight or ten . dsy> visit to that section. Col. . Bro.a2 will return 10 Prescott, and . the other gentlemen will return Co . their eastern homes.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-10-14

The board of supervisors have been in se sion today. and in con- junction vith the three central committee of the county. and Cap tain Ander, ou have been appointing election off CTS for the various pres cincts ID th' county.
 Rev. II. Brown A. E. will take 6 limited number of pupils desiring to prepare for college or teachers ex- animation. Rooms at W. C Bash ford's. oltf
 Following IS the ticket nominated by the repU blicaus of Yuma county: Council, ] II. Carpenter; assembly, R. $. HAtcA; sheriff. F. :. IngallS; treasurnr, C H. Rise; recorder. [. D. Rose; district attorney, John Wright; probate judge, 4. Frank; supervisors, L. B. Clark and J. NJ. SPeese.
 The only opportunity which will be aaorded to the people of this county to near Hon. Thomas Fitch during the campaign, will be on next Thur iSy evening, October l5. Mir. Fitch vilI go from here to Phe- nix, where ae will speak on Friday evening, aud thence will make tour of tie southern part of the territory.
 Secretarv Charles H. Akers, of the Nick kliey-HObArt Club. has succeed ID arousing sufficient eathU- slAsm amolg the colored republican voters of Prescott 10 induce them to organize Mckinley and Hobart Club, which was done last evening The officers are as follows: PresI- dent, Samuel Allen; Vice President. G 6eorge Johnson; Secretary, Henry Douglass; fressurer, Henry Collins The club s,arts of with a member ship of nearly every colored voter ID town.
 4. F. Ban n came in on this morn ing's train.
 T. J. Corrigsn returned to Con GreSs this morning.
 Mrs. Robert De Large, of Agua Fria, was in town today.
 Judge J. J. Hawkins, Is able 10 sit up shor, time each day.
 General Passenger Agent Geo. NJ. . is expected home tomorrow with bis family.
 Captain c. W. Anderson returned today iron. s campaigning tour through the Verde valley
 Major Wm. Dewitt went out 10 Plsceritas this morning to take a l position with ChSs. L. Schaar.
 Dr. Duteher wen: out to Kirkland l valley this morning, ID response to ! . telegram from Sol. Jackson, who ] Is sick.
 Louis Mel, special agent of the 1 E,ns Insurance company, is in town l making his headquarters with C. R. | MArtindell.
 W. A. Kent, of the Lottie mine. i vas in tom today to meet his brother, L. B. Kent. who has just l arrived frO the east The latter I expects to main here permanently. !
 Lieut.. E wards and Mrs. Lieul Collins re, ,rued to Whipple last night from q visit to department l neadQuarte-s at Denver. Mrs. Col ins was selected by the department 10 distribute the prizes It the recea. military athletic tour lalnent there.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-10-14
Froa Fr.1sy s psay.
Tee big tent show will open in Prescott next Monday.

lee blg tent show will open lu Prescott next Monday. Attend the dance st Jerome June ton tomorrow night. Read the advertisement of the WilOyr Stock Company in this ] issue.
 Prescott will be treated next week to tan rare occurrence ot having tw.' 'eatrical compan,es here.
 Thr New Mexico territorial fair WI. oren al Albuquerque next Mon day.
 Cap;ain C. W. Anderson hel& forth al Jerome las, night after the demo era eeting.
 Nick n.ey men in Prescott have to WE. 70 two to one or elsa !osego tur .....-ure of betting.
 The will be a meeting of the yoUu people at the Baptist church c. mOrs1S afternoon at which Ms. Deuuy U.ll make an address.
 To soldiers from Whipple re turut~i yesterday from Denver, where aey went to participate in th- Q. apartment athletic exercises. One -; ;aem. named Ross, returned Nj. h .Ael or three medals.
 \ ] .nt debate is being arranged bei .y-ea members of the Mckinley Hoaai, and Bryan clubs. The speakers will be limited to ten minute yeeches. The date for the meeting las not been set.
 \ stage was held up near White OskS, N 2 Mexico, yesterday, and the ma; >Icks were robbed and the stag aorS 's stolen. The parties are sup?a>,i to be the bandits who attcr '...i to rob an \ X ?. train near RIo puerco last week.
 The Fla -staf Democrat seems to have -pa.t'd whatever chance there might aa., been for the election of dem acratlc candidatei in that county by publishing cuts purportlug to be likenesSes of them.
 The candidates on the county republican ticket were iu town to- day having come in from Lynx creek last night after holding q meeting and attending q dance there. They report having had splendli meetings at every point visited Oy them and great enthu- Siasm has been manifested at the meetings. They left for the Silver Flake miue this afternoon where a meeting will be held tonight.
 l. k safer to afront ingrates than to ol.igs them, for the better man deserves, the worse they will speak of him, as il the possessing of an oprn hatred to their benefactors were an argument that they lie under no obligation. This Is the experience every benefactor has with the iugrate he has obliged, no mat matter how trivial the service he has rendered. but as rule, the greater the service, the greater the inSratltude given in return.-TucSon Star.
 Shortly after the meeting of the Maricopa county republican con vrntion, the chairman ot the con ventl,n left for the east, and has been detained there ever since, heucc they have been unable 10 secure his signature to the certIi- cates T nominations made, as re ouf.e6 bv law. to file. To obSlate th, q Ecultv, all the candidates yes te,i-, resigned, and the vacancies wcr,. filed by the executive com m.tte, reuominSting them.
 Goyernor r A. Tritle has gone to Pl-nix
 C E. Root. of Denver, IS regis tered a Hotel Burke.
 Sig. simon. the we'll known com mer.,A. man, Is n town.
 R;caard Crow, of the larnell mirr eft for home to-day.
 J. N. Wilson returned this morn ing from his trip a Jerome.
 q A. Ainswor,h left this morning for a tour of the Verde valley.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-10-14
Fron SA:urday's Daily.

Democratic rally at the opera house tonight.
 Don't fail to hear the silver ton gued orator, Hon. Thomas Fitch, next Thursday night.
 The appointment of Walter C Miller aS agent for the United Verde Copper Company, was filed for record today.
 Hon. R. F.. Morrison will speak at Flagstaff. Winslow and Williams next week in the interest of Protec- ton and Prosperity and Hon. A. ]. Doran.
 The following ticket has been nominated by the CochiSe county democracy: Council, B. A. Packard !; Legislature, ,. NJ. Merrill, J N. Jones. ]. ]. Riggs; Sheriff, Scott White; Treasurer, A. Wentworth; Recorder. NJ, J. Brown; Probate Judge, :. \. D. Upton; Supervisors, Jas. McPherSon. L. (. Shattuck
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-10-14

If a small bottle oI Shaker Diges- tive Cordial does you no good, don't buy large one.
 Prove all things; hold fast that which IS good" It's not good for everybody, only for the thin, pale. sick. weak snd weary. For those who are starving for want of di ges,ed food. For those who cannot get fat or strong, because their stomschs do not work as they ought to.
 These are the people, millions of them, whom Shaker Digestive Cor dial will cure.
 Food makes strength, muscle, brain, blood, energy-after It has been digested. If not digested, it will do you no good St all.
 Shaker Digestive Cordial helps your stomach to digest your food and cures indigestion permanently. When you'Ve tried s small bottle, you csn tell.
 Sold by druggists. Ira bottle. 10 cents
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-10-14
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 Halls Family Pills are tae best

The republican candidates held a rousiuE meeting at the Silver Flake mine last evening. It was attended bv about thirty-five or forty miners. In addition to the county candidates who spoke, E. F.. Morrison made an able address.
 The sale of seats for the Wilber Stock Company has opened up very healthy a, BriSley's drug store. The 'lj.r TO 'kets, for the open H- u..u ., caa be reserved withou. any extra charge. The Embassy Ball" is the play for Mon day night.
 pr. Vickers, who has just returned from a trip east, IS quite enthusiastic over the prospects of McKinley's election. He says be Is a sure win ner. and that Illinois and Indiana, which are chased as doubtful states, are certain to give him good round majorities.
 Miss Katie E. BaShford, formerly of Prescott, but now of Los An geles, won the first prize offered by the Dr. Miles Medical Company, of Elkhart, Indiana, for the solution of a rebus. The prize was $5.00 cash. Another prize of Sl,00 was also won in Prescott.
 W. O. Har-ell, of Jerome, is in town.
 Jef Davis is up from Walnut Grove to-day.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-10-14
Ere TuesdSys Daily.


 The Octo on At the opera house tonight.
 Dr. J Keith has filed his dipl0n.s | -oori. Clough l opened his fruit stand Grapes, , cJ. pound. Order yoar coal Of F. .. Paine agent for Sammit Coal Co. Tele- phone S2 slStf For strictly first class dental work and lowest prices go to Dr. Heaven: ston.
 DrS. Allderdice S Lentz make s speciality of the porcelain Richmond crown. If
 Dr. Heavenstou's dental work in all its branches is of a frs, class nature.
 Schilling's Best tea for sale at the B&shford-Burmister Co. Try s small package.
 Finest bridges, crowns, etc. made by pr. Heavenston. The latest and best.
 Schilling's Best tea for sale at the Bashford- Buymister Co. Try 8 small package. c
 Every body should go to hear Tom Fitch at the big tent on Thurs day evening.
 Registration closes today. Len BrlSley will register up to l2 o'clock tonight
 Eali rates will bs given ou the railroad to all who desire to hear Hon. Thomas Fitch.
 See inst you vste for John Ross for sheriff. By SO doing you can not possibly make any mistake.
 For the best and cheapest coal in the city sAll on Gregory, agent Crescent Coal company.
 Jus; received several cases of ladies' heavy ribbed heered lined underwear. nicely finished with silk ribbon neck and silk front, in all sizes. Never before sold for less than $l 50 sUit. For this special sale for one week ws will sell st 25c. s garment while they last. TIE NEW YORK STORE. ~olSx5
 s. c. Miller WAS awarded the con- tract today for the delivery of over 1000 cords of wood to the Lynx creek hydraulic works.
 Families will do well to investi- gate Steam Laundry cut rate prices. Will do washing ss cheap as China- men.
 For strickly hrst-class dental work at lowest prices, call on Drs. Alder dice and Lentz, the Prescott den tIsts,
 Caledonian coal Is sbso.e'e V the best coal 1T heating anu joking stoves. B, I. Weaver, Az, Tele- phone No. =.
 Hon. \. Ooran and other prom ineEt speak will address the pee pie of Con& ysss next Saturday even ing.
 There mU, be powerful srgu- ment in the polling of MT. DorAn' 8 name as Mr "Doughrsn," from the persistency with which it is kept up.
 Read John Brysnt's wood adver tisement in this issue. He has oak, juniper and pine wood, juniper posts of all kinds and mining stulls and lAgEing for sale.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-10-14

Dr. and Mrs. C. W. Vickers re- turned on last nights train from the east.
 Willie Checker is m town from he Hillside mi e, where be has been employed for the past year.
 Mark Smith and Frank Cox came "a on this mornings train from Jerome and left this afternoon for ChaparTal.
 Otto Mergeuthaler. the inventor of the Merganthaler type setting machine. who has been camping 10 Prescott all summer. has left for Mexico to spend the winter.
 r.. F. Grceulaw, a Coconino coun- " lumber man. Is m town taking orders for lumber. Mir Greenlaw represented hlS county m the terri. torial legislature at the last session of that body.
 General William Roy. of Noyales, of Roy X Tiicomb. commission mer- chants, Is paying Us his first yIsli. being en route home from q tTip to the Grand Canyon and other poiu,- of interest. The general IS grand army man. and during the days of the nAuon's peril, won the title he now bears and was close to Grant and other eminent commanders. In a personal way, thIs gentleman Is of a very genial nature, possessing those characteristics typical of the all roun1 American who has been everywhere and under all con ditious of life. He leaves for hls home tomorrow.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-10-14
NEWS. MOTIFS AND connkxrs.

Lemon Brothers circus has sue cumbed to hard times.
 Senator Blackburn is quite sick ss his home in Kentucky.
 Bismarck's health is causing hia friends much anxiety.
 The robbery of street car con- ductors Is becoming alsrmiDgiy fre9uen, al Council Bluffs.
 4 plot of Turkish students to massacre Christians was discovered in time to prevent 1t and four of the leaders were arrested.
 Monroe Greenwood, vice pTesi- dent of the Sunset Telephone and Telegraph company IS dead
 There were l,0S4 deaths from small pox in Havana iu September.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-10-14
Do Not Experiment.

ln so important a matter As your health. Purify, enrich and vitsliZe your blood with Hoods SATsaparills and thus keep yourself strong and healthy.
 Hoods Pills are the best after dinner pill; assist digestion, cure headache. 25 cents.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-10-14
HNl's fS.aiss Pill.ATe The best

J. L. Fisher goes east tomorrow to purchase goods.
 J. W. Benham. of Phen X. was a T'sitor in Prescott to-day.
 Pierce Evans, prominent attor- ney ot PhenI1, Is in town.
 Barney Smith returned yesterday Tom hls campaigning tour.
 Supervisor J. W. Smith returned Yesterday from trip to Walnut Grove.
 Dr. and Mrs. q. W. Nickers are expected home from their eastern Gip tomorrow.
 Mrs. F. W. Wells. Mrs. J. Levy snd Mrs. :. E. Blake left for Cah- lorna yesterday.