davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1896-10-09

house, was In town Monday. He was in
the Wllliamsport neighbOrhood buying
lat eattle--even as during the famine the
Isralites sent emissaries into Egypt to
purchase corn.
Peter Bartholomew and family left here
on Tuesday last, for their old home in
Wisconsin. They will make the trip
overland. The change 10 made on &C.
count OF Mrs. Bartholomew, who has
been in very poor health for several
months.
Treasurer Lee, Sheriff Shier. H. w.
Allen and Thomas Kelly are EmmoDs
county people who took in the Mandan
fair last week. All report a splendid
time--hieal weather, good races, fine ex-
hibit and hearty welcome by the citi-
zens of Mandan.
Col Woodmanse: "Yes. had to visit
Emmons county on business; but ! dislike
to be absent from Steele Just now. Pat
is running for county judge and he needs
at all times friends near by to watch him.
! hear that the institution at Jamestown
10 overcrowded."
John Burgatt, who has made WlnoDa
his home for long time, has gone over
to Kuhn. where he has secured employ
ment. Mr.. Bnrgatt 10 . genial, intelll-
gent citizen. and his many friends In EN-
mons county wish him unlimited pros.
perity 10 his new home.
Ell. Coovcr and George and Arthur
Knudtson are home from their trip 70
Wells and Eddy counties. They were
absent SIX weeks and got seventeen days
work, each. Alfred Coover came nome
about "a fortnight ago. He got seven
days work in five weeks.
Mrs. E. A. Adams, of Clinton, Iowa, =
sister OF Mrs. Bennett, has been with her
for the last two weeks, taking care OF her
during her illness. Mrs. Adams will re-
turn to her home in Iowa, taking Mrs.
Bendett with her. as soon as the latter is
able to trayel. Mrs. Bennett is still very
weak.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. e. Brown have do
clded to leave Emmons county and take
up their residence 10 Rolette county, this
state. Mr.. Brown has been running .
threshing machine up there this fall, likes
the country very much, and has decided
to move his family there and make II his
future home.
Charlie Morris. q printer we'll and fav-
orably known throughout the state, 10
now In charge of the Winona Times for
Mr. Patterson. During q recent visit IN
Winona the writer had the pleasure Of
making Mr.. Morris acquaintance. O. A.
Is fortunate in securing the services Of
man 40 thoroughly competent and trust.
wetby.
Emmons county people who have Wis
tied Bismarck Of late speak in high
terms Of the Western House under It's
REIMBURSEMENT. Mr.. w. B. Livermorc,
has had the house renovated and rctnr-
nished from cellar TO Rarret. and those
who ere his guests find everything about
the house comfortable and convenient.
Try the Western House when you 10 TO
the capital city.
Baby Reamann had her hands terribly
burned on Thursday Of last week. Mrs.
Reamann went outside to attend to some
work, leaving the baby tied in q high.
chair. While she was out, Mabel, 6 years
old, unfastened the baby and was rolling
her around the room in the chair. The
little thing fell forward on the hot stove
with both hands. burning them into
blister: Fortunately. her face was not
burned at oil.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1896-10-09
In blsnery 81 O.n,sl Lenx.

Daniel Long-"Uncle Dau," ~ he was
known tD bis friends, and every one WHO
knew him WAS his triend--wxs born in
Cambridge. Athens county. Ohio. ON the
9Th day Of March, 1878. and died vi
bridgeport, Blaine county, Oklshoma, on
Sept. 8. 1880, being 10 his 10th year Vt the
time Of his death.
He moved to Iowa with his family in
the year 1874. taking up his residences in
Marion county, where he remained until
1868, when he again became dissatisfied,
and moved 70 southern Kansas. In 1852
be came TO North Dakota, taking clam
near WilliamspOrt, IN tiis (EMmOns)
county. He remained here eight years,
when he decided to go to OkIahom.,
where some of his children lived. to re-.
side.
Mr.. Long bad been 10 very poor health
since last March, although he was not
confined to his bed until about three weeks
before his death. He suffered great
deal. but was conscious to the lsss He
died peacefully and happy in the hops u
going to that better land where ~ Ills
and troubles Of old age and y WORKOUT
body never come. He was y member of
the United Brethren church, aud always
lived Christian life.
Deceased leaves four children 10 mourn
his l0ss--one son and three daughters, all
of whom are married. His wife died II
Kansas seventeen years ego. His survtv.
ing children are Peter Long and Mrs.
Day. of Bridgeport Okhhona; Nrs.
Jessup, of Cherokee, Kan; Mrs. D0util.
| lier, of Williamsport, n. D. HIS two
sons served in the Union army during the
war, one of whom died, and for whom
the old gentleman was 10 receipt Of . pep.s
sion, His three sous.in-law also served
in the Union ranks. Two OF them hxve
since died, leaving two of his daughters
| widows.
"Uncle Dan" will be greatly missed,
not only by his immediate relatives, but
by every one who met him In the daily
affairs OF life, He was alwsys cheerful.
and had kind word for svssy, ons.
Wherever he resided, everybody was his
friend. While he lived in the Williams.,
port neiRhborhood. aged - he was, hs De.
voted much more attention than aDy
other settler to beautifyi Ing his home, aDd
today can be seen for miles acr0s6 the
prairie the grove planted BY the hauds Of
the dear old man.
Though he bad been absent from ~ for,
several years, there WAS not ono mall ~.
Williamsport country but felt thae he OF
she had lost . near friend wh10 tidlnks3
came that Uncle Dan Long had pasesd o
that happy land beyond the grave.
His tolls are 0'er; his work = dooa 4
And he 10 fully blest. i}s &
Hes fought the asht; ths vietofy's WUas @
ne ensets Into rest. sstS.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1896-10-09

& I'm P1ERcE wrote from Lisbon to An
'ditor Brnddock. asking for an estimate Of
the vote in the Independent borough Of
Emmons for the national and state tickets,
The auditor gave The first eight men he
mct--whe'her republicans or iasionists--
chance 10 guess, anil sslls average of
their estimates is as follows ,fotal vote,
esS. Mckinley. s9e; BrysssS 2s7. Nc.
Kinley's majority, a59. Majori,y for res
publican state ticket, 165. Mr.. Pierce
says a poll of Ritnsom. county SLOWS a
vote of 1870; 750 for Mckinley and $50
for Bryan--190 minority Tor Mel Kinlcy.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1896-10-09
IN TOWN AND OUT.
VNrioMs Itessss Of Nescs Picked Un
In and About BfLZsp0st.

TNrfoss Items Of Nescs Picked Up
In and About BilEs1oos't.
Postmaster Yeater was on the sick list
last week.
Attorney Lynn was in town Monday
and Tuesday.
This has been tough season on Slope
hsymskers- too much rain.
Editor Patterson was q visitor 10 Bills.
port the fore part of the week.
Anthony Kalberer. Of Tell. made tim.
ber.culture proof on Wednesday of last
wesk.
Glare East and Dave Sites, who shipped
cattle recently, topped the market for the
day on which they sold.
Johannes Van de Voorst. of Union. was
dong business at the courthouse on
Wednesday OF last week.
Mrs. W. L. Yeater and daughter Grace
made trip to Bismarck last week, aud
attended the fair at Mandsn.
Deputy Treasurer Robinson is on his
way to Canada, his former home, where
he will visit fer three weeks or SO.
There is no better hotel on the Mis-
sour slope than the Western House. Biz.
marck, under its present management.
Franz Hulm and Sylvester Hulm. from
Selz. were at Willismsport on Wednes.
day Of last week, on land and tax busi-
ness.
Invitations are out for the wedding Of
Mr.. @. H. East and Miss Lettie Andersop.
Of Hampton. this county, next Monday
evening.
Martin Wald, Peter Werrau and Helm.
rich VOlk, from the Russian settlement.
were in Williamsport on Wednesday Of
last week.
A large number Of foreign.boru set.
tiers have signified their intention Of
taking out second papers ct the coming
term of court.
Franz Baumgartner. Of Strasburg, was
ct Willismsport ON Sunday Of last week.
on his way to the Msndsn fair, with =
running horae.
Yesterday afternoon Mr.. S. E. Cooyer.
of Burr Oak, was in town. Last Tuesday,
he lost 80 ton stack Of hay--the work
Of an lncendiary.
Thomas H. Kelley, 10 years OF age. paid
his taxes on bis own land on Tuesdsy Of
last week. He 10 the youngest taxpayer
in Emmons county.
John Goughpour and Robert Buchanan.
the pioneers Of the valley bearing the Let.
ters name, made successful proofs on
ee.claims recently.
Nj. and Mrs. A. McG,nness went up to
Bismarck on Tuesday of last week, and
took in the fair ut Mandsn on Wednes.
dsy--Bismarck day.
Peter H. Nleuwsms, Ryk Wagenveld,
and Gerrit A. Van Voorst, of the Hol.
land settlement, were IN town last week.
on dnal.proof business.
Col. JET Woodmsnses and Capt. Jim
Kennedy were visitors to the Billsport
country the fore part OF the week, and
drove bach with them . flne band Ut fat
steers.
Mrs. John 0oughnour went to Biz.
marck on Wednesday Of lsst week with
the baby, who 10 very sick. The silmept
seems 70 be lung fever. Dr. Harcourt 10
attending him.
Mt. Blair. the we'll known Montana
steckman who has preyiously visited The
Wtuiamsp0rt country, 10 again with 10.
One thing that TAXES Nf. Blairs eye =
the heavy growth Of srass In these laSts.
Hon. ". Z. Beldos, Of Losau,t o. u q.
member OF the leetSlASaFo a1d ~ Ontlo.'
man who will b 8 Na1hey o1 thS neSt
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1896-10-09

THAT fitting phosphorescent glow to
be seen on the sloughs and sand hills Of
poor old Kilder is not prairie fire by
any means, gentle reader. The streak Of
flame IS caused by the auburn. haired r,
Johnson Lyons as he tears across the
prairies in bis canvass for countyliudge.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1896-10-09

RECENTLY the general land Office de-.
cided that those who had settled on rail.
road indemnity lands previous to the
selection by the company are entitled to
the same. This would establish the right
Of those who settled on indemnity lands
previous TO year OF 90 ago. The N. p.
company has appealed TO the secretary OF
the. interior.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1896-10-09
REPUBLICAN, TICKET.
Natto,, al.

Nation al.
WILLIAM MCKINLEY, Of ohis.
Frl vies-Psssidsnt-
GARRErA HOBART, ef New Js,ssy
70, Pssidsn,iaI EIseton-
c. =. WILBUR, Rolstts.
cHAS. n. WHEELER, Cas-.
NILS 0ysrG. Sargent.
State.
For Judge Of the Supreme cout-
ALFRED WAllih. cass.
N. N. JOHNSON. M.'.oo.
:. a. Briggs. Motion.
Fe, Lieutenant Govsmo'-
J. N. DEvINE, LaMours.
Fe' sse'st.Y Of st..:.
" GEO. { NICHOLS. Cess.
For Auditor
n. Q. HAhhuM. Rsnsom.
For Attorney Gsnsni-
" ] FREQ exNcasa, s.utsm.n.
uV4WUSV0N-
] G. HALLAho. TaHi.
fos Commissions Of Agriculture and labor
II. Y. THOMAS. esoson.
Fer Railroad Commissioner
GEORGE Y. kEYEs. oieksy.
L. L. WALTON. Wells.
JOHN Z. GIBSON. Psmbina.
judicial.
GAs nj>AstaA 1,sN~s-
v. 4. WINCHESTER. s.m.,.k.
County.
FOR AaoisG5wwA EDwAaD sBADDoox.
Il. W. ALLEN.
For Superintendent Of seAools-
w. .. ANDRUS.
For Rss':4tss. 4S.s St pssSs1 : d.,
For CLERK I Of ! .hs q D5,.;,ss 9 : ss Gesss-
FOR ''''''i 4. Ai.osnsiZv 4. &sissrRoNo.
PETER SHEER.
N WILEY WILSON.
ARTHUR Mc0INNEss.
For County Judge.
o. HUWERolNK,
For Justices oE the Peace
G.. 4. BUICK, s.',
A. II. WELLER.
q. u. XANDiG0.
q w. A. PATTERSON.
: For Ceaeta ables-
p. @. CASEY,
n. p. CHASE,
JOHN r. EDICK,
GEORGE Z. HOLT,
&. For Asssssor-First Dissriv&-
- g. A. HeROLz.
For rAsseasor-8eoond Oisasioe-
JOHN !. ROOP.
For Assessor-Third Distriss-
DAVID BLACK.
For Commiesionsr-seoond Oistriot-
WM. +. BAXTER.
Legislative.
For Representatives
WESLEY BAKER.
W. 8. BELDEN.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1896-10-09

(First publication. Oct s-Last, Nov.a)
Notice OR Homestead Final ProoR.
LAND OFFICE AT BlsAARCK, n d.
Sept. 90. 1906.
NoncE 10 hereby given. that tho following
~ named settler has died notice Of her intsT.
aud thas said proof will BE- made before b. &,
Streetes, Clesk Of the District Court Of Emmons
county, n. D., q Williamspost, N. d., on Nov.
2, 1885, viz: -
LYDIA HERHOLZ.
For the NE 4 Of NV N and N Y Of NE y Of
Section IL, Township 132, Range "a.
She names the following witnesses 70 prove
her continuous residence upon and cultivation
Of said land, viz:
J. Birt Cornell, Of Winchester. n. D.
i Michael Cantwell. Winchester, N. n.
George w. Lynn. Of Winchester, N ID.
Herman Baakhaus, Of South Psairie, n. D.
3. A. LAAs. Register.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1896-10-09
&loo REYARDl

Take Notice, that the undenignsd viii
pay 800 for Information that viii lead
10 the conviction Ut the party that burne.
.our threshing machince on the night Of
A. L. NonRIsoN.
H. T. Anderson
ssSe.; WIpchestsr, N. D.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1896-10-09

BROTHER woeD. Of the Ozone. says he
is Bryan republican whatever that
means. Perhaps . brine republican IL
one who expects to 20 up Salt river.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1896-10-09
WEDNEsDAY-MORNIN sEssaON
WILLIANsPORT, OCT. 2, 1895.
The board met pursuant TO adjourn.


The board met pursuant TO adjourn.
ment.
Al members present.
Commissioner Maclonsid was appoint
cd as committee to investigate the ap.
pllcstlon Of Mrs. C. n. Burtts for assist.
ance from the county, and render any ard
that may he necessary.
Bills OF Arnold Schwyser. N. d.. sud
ST. Joseph's hospital were laid over until
next meeting, pending investiR Rst,on.
Bills Of W. 8. Casselmsn. II. A. Res.
man, John Melander and Gust Swanson
wcre laid over until next meeting.
On motion. the board adjourned to
meet at l:SOp. m.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The bosrd met pursuant to adjourn.
ment 5..
All membefs present.
The qaartssly isport Of G. n. Edick,
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1896-10-09
STATE vs.. cHAs. WELSH AND JACOB woLLMAN.

The communication from DR.. D. Car
son was laid over until next meeting and
the auditor was instructed to make an
offer of s400 per annum for medical SER
vices for attending to the county poor.
The following bills we're presented, au.
dited and allowed:
e. A. Patterson, printing commissioner
K. Patterson, one cord Of wood for w. %
=. Buckner, s8; amount allowed........... 90
Peter Shier-
30 meals for jurors and prisoner. - 10 50
Sanding for county Judge. cnse Of
Insanity. W
Isaac Allen. services 90 road supervisor. Is 90
clerk Of court, less ices received..... ol 90
D. X. stree!er, publishing commissioners
wsitsr e Bros.. for I "a. sale records. % csrti.
ncEtee, etc.. - W
9. J. iiixbee, services as road supervisor 80
E. A. kesbier, services At road supervisor q %
=. =. Putnam. services as road supervisor q %
B.. J. WatIand, labor OH bridge.......... 800
II. A. Armstrong
One quarters salary ~ States at.
~ ,orney 60 90 90
One quarters salary. county treas
. mrer: @ @
50 S'-''' -'.'''''' 1866 60
Franz Wolf. commissioners salary and
Franz Woi commi.sioners salary and
mileage ] :...... 10 90
Alex. Macdonald, commissioners salary
aud mileage. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10 60
wm. MsIgarcb. commissioners salary
anu mileage. IL "
Edward Braddock--
One quarters salary, county au-
.vz41 W
One quarters postage.............. II IS
On motion, the board adjourned to
meet GU Monday, Nov. 9, 1896.
EDwD BRADDocK.
County Auditor.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1896-10-09

house, was in town Monday. He was in
the Wllliamsport neighbOrhood buying
fat eattle--even as during the famine the
Isralites sent emissaries into Egypt to
purchase corn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-08-08

A special from Richmond Ind. dated yes-
terday. rays: storm and flood occurred in
this county today that will infiict 100000
carnage Five houses were struck by light
ing. The great stone dam at the Nixon
paper mill has been swept away. Thirty
houses In the lower part OF the city were
flooded. The Nixon paper mill was sub
Merged, except the top story. and a large
stock OF paper is ruined. The Richmond
Light and Power Company's plant suffered
s2O.0O loss and damage. The Starr piano
Company and Hoosier Drill Works are
great sufferers. This city is in darkness
tonight. At Hagerstown. where the county
lair is in progress. the grounds were flooded
by the breaking of the canal levee There
is bad washout on the Panhandle six
miles east of here. The total rainfall In
twenty-four hours. ending tonight is five
inches. White river Is booming
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-08-08

MeehnEs Held by Several Uaious-
Schedule Of PAYERS Wages.
Thu" regular weekly meeting OF PAYERS
Protective Union No $3.50 was held last
evening. with President Welsh in the chair
and Mr. Z. p. Lynch secretary. Vice Pres
ident Geddings rendered his resignation
and Mr. Frank Stewart was elected his
successor. The following scale of wages
was adopted as the rate for the ensuing
season: Granite block paving $3.50 per day:
copoie and brick. 50, the working week 70
consist or hfty-three hours per week. nine
hours on each OF five days ana eight on
Saturday. Several new member. were
elected and obligated
Excelsior Assembly No. 1872 held an in
teresting meeting last night. one candI-
date was initiated. The welfare of The
workingmcn's library and bureau was dis
cussed and 81 subscribed toward the sub
scription of the standard magazines for
use of the library.
The assembly passed a resolution calling
Tor open discussions of the financial aues-
tfon. and committee was appointed to Sc
cure speakers The third Friday In each
month will be devoted to these discussions
ana the public are invited TO participate
Speakers or both sides will be selected, end
the meetings will undoubtedly be interest
ing Inc hrst discussion will he on the
anird friday or August at their hall In the
typographical Temple on G street north
west
Inc regular weekly meeting OF Beer
Brewers Union No. lis win be held this
evening at Arion Hall. and 1t Is expected
that the proceedings will be very interest
Ing 1t Is understood that a movement IS
on FOOT by some Of those who eth think
that the members of the union ought rot
10 nave voted to dissolve Gambrinus as an
assembly of the X. of L. 20 make an 81
fcrt to have Gambrinus revived and tn
again become affiliated with the knights of
Labor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-08-08

The American Freehold Land Mortgage
Company OF London. Eng. has brought
suit in the circuit court at Kansas
City to recover $283OO in lawful gold
money Of the United States from the
Southern Agency and Investment Com
pany. Of which Edwin Austin Is president,
and c. A. Eason secretary. Austin 4 Co.,
acting a. agents for the complainant COM
pany. made some unsatisfactory trans.lc-
tons for the latter. They agreed to make
good the smonl It = Md. but haze
not done 30, and the suit q The result
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-08-08

Miilard Sullivan. aged thirteen years. son
of Harry Sullivan of Shelbyville Ind. yes
terday took his fathers pistol from the
maltel and pointing 1t toward Miss Pearl
Hit said. "Auntie, I'll show you how TO
shoot. and pulled the trigger. The bullet
entered the neck. completely severing the
jugular vein, and Miss Hit died in a few
minutes. '-- '
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-08-08

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following: White-Edward Eschinger and
Agnes Richardson: Jesse l. Ergood and
Blanche K. Shepard: Edgar v. Lambeth Of
.Elff0fngtaan. Ala. ind Grace l.. Billiard Of
L ftNof0rd. Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-08-08
Robbcries Reported.

W. A. Fraser. employed at st. Eliza
beth's. complained to Inspector Holm
berger this morning that 1886 was stolen
from his trunk between here and Norfolk
July %.
A set of harness was stolen last night
from the stable in the rear OF 1870 1lth
street.
A sneak thief entered the house of VIM
Hunter, 1912 U street, last evening, and
stole a pocket book, containing 81 and a
ladies' gold ring. with garnet and diamond
sets. q neck chain, with $3.50 gold coin
attached, and q silver bracelet.
Two pairs OF shoes and toy bank was
stolen Thursday from 1881 New Jersey
avenue.
]. B. Hartz of 1923 18th street COM
plains to the police that q black skirt was
stolen from In front of his store yester-
day afternoon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-08-08
d RIED.

ToRBERT-WHrrCDMB. On Friday. August 4, IN
81. ,Iurks Church. Washington u. 4. by tbs.
Rev. II. Allen Griffith. wM. SYDENlIAM TOR
BERT ard JANET l.. WHPrCoMB
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-08-08
Standard Wool
Blankets
At About Half Regular
Prices.

They are subject to slight manu-
facturer's imperfections, such as an
oil spot, misplaced border, or a
small snag caused in carding-none
OF them injured enough to affect
their wear.
They are from one of the
best known blanket manufacturers
in the country. and are made of the
best selected stock, thoroughly
secured.
. Despite the extremely warm
weather they have been selling read
lily. The lot was large one. how
ever, and there are plenty here yet.
People wouldn't buy blankets in At
gust if they didn't recognize an ex-
ceptional bargain opportunity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-08-08
TUFTS Liver Pills

Keep the system. in order and pre-
vent morbid conditions of the liver
which precede disease.
A Preventative of
Sick Headache, Dyspepsia, Dizzi-
ness. Bad Taste in the Mouth, Heart
burn, Coated Tongue, Loss of Ap-
petite, Constipation and
All Rilio,.s rtSfSssocAs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-08-08
Our Half=Yearay
Uniaundered
Shirt Sale,

- AA~ Ivy
Unlaundered Dress Shirts at eoc.,
soc. and-79c. each. and Night Shirts
at SOC, that are the best We ever saw
at the prices.
In connection with this sale we
shall place on sale Monday morning
hundred dozen lot of
Mems Pure Linen Hem
stitched Handkerchief.
Subject to slight imperfections in
weave, as follows:
Lot - II for SI.oo.
Lot = 1893 for SI.oo.
Lot 3 $3.50 for Sl.oo.
Lot 4 ----4 for $l.oo.
II they were perfect they'd cost YOU
double.
taens store $500. LIST Goo. 1907 r IT !,
Woodward & Lothron.