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SOUND MONEY" A-BEGGING.
hot a Florida County Knows What the
Term Means

Jacksonville, Fla. June Jefferson, the
home. county OF Senator Pasco. selected
delegates 10 the democratic state cOnNtn-
ton Today ana pledged taem 40 free silver.
Faeh OF the gwentg-f0ur delegates was
r...,Is. TO come forward and promise 20 sup
Uorr ONLY IL 10 ] men for delegates To Gil
cago No man vas chosen who said that
while ne opposed free silver he would obey
instructions. only aNoWeu free coinage
men were selected. Senator PascO hcads
the dele-at. on
ties In Florida have acteC. Of these TWEEN
tv-five have instructed for silver, while
seven have taken no action Not a county
has instructed for sound money"
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20 on TO say. possess hut Is Der cont ot me
fighting strength Of the country.
They Believe Wealth Should Control.
TIE MAPS which are produced here snow
this tendency Of wealth away from me
producing states 10 the states when are
technically described a. the east. for rs the
writer quotes 4 senator. The vest IN inns
connection is mot L section but a cohdl-
tion." and as is clearly presented the south
belongs 10 the same condition, If not the
same geographical section. for the same
conditions prevail.
one Of these maps shows that between
1850 and 1890 tEe single eastern state OF
Massachusetts gained as much in assessed
wealth as nine of the large producing
states. These nine are Nebraska, Iowa,
Illinois, Indiana. Louisiana, Mississippi
Alabama. Georgia and North Carolina.
Another map which takes New York as
the basis for comparison, shows that in
the same decade the single eastern state
Of New York gained as much in wealth as
fifteen states. These fifteen states are Ne
braska, Kansas. Iowa, Illinois. Indiana,
Kentucky. West Virginia, Virginia, Forth
Carolina, Texas. Georsla, Florida, Aiaba-
ma, Mississippi and Louisiana.
it is the eastern idea, as rehec,ed through
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ONE HONEST MAN.

Dear Editor. Please inform your readers that if writ
ten % confidentally will mail in scaled letter the
plan pursued hy which was permanently restored to
health and manly vigor after years Of suffering from
Nervous Weakness, night losses and weak, shrunken
parts.
have no scheme to extort money from any one. I
was robbed and sWindled 10y the quacks until nearly
lost faith in mankind, but, thank Heaven, am now
well vigorous and strong and anxious TO make this
certain means of cure known to ALL
Having nothing to sell or send G. q. D.. want no
money. Address, JAS. 4. HARRIS,
Rgx d 10 llrpv feh
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Illustrations Showing the Results Of
the Gold Standard.
FROM A GOLD STANDARD ORGAN
The Striking Story Which The New
York Herald Had
IT IS SAPPNG THE COUsTRY'S STRENGTH
Because the Wealth Is Congested in
New York and New England, They
Want To Control the Country.

''Dscontcnt of the Great West" is the
title of a remarkable story published in
last Sundays edition Of 'rhe New York
Herald. The recent declaration of Repre-
sentative Bedford, of Colorado. was on the
lie of secession. and the causes which
would lead any man to make declaration
on those lines form the basis. or rather
the occasion. for the article in question.
Tho writer makes a striking story of 1t.
lie endeavors to prove that the congestion
of wealth IN the eastern states and tho
depression in the other parts of the coun-
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questions as well as a false sentiment,
through the agency of small western banks,
on the money question that is inimcal TO
the true interests of our country.
"It is believed in the west that there is
fixed purpose on the part of the east to
continue this order OF things and thereby
trar rsfcr the wealth of the west from the
pockets of those who produce it to the
pockets of those who have had no hand in
its production and no sympathy with its
producers.
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Is Reed Better Than Loganp

From The ST. Louis Globe-De emocrat.
Mr. Thomas B. Reed insists that he Is
not a candidate for vice president. In
1884 General Logan insisted that he was
not a candidate for vice pres dent, but
when he was nominated for that position
on the ticket with Mr.. Blaine he accepted.
Mr.. Reed can afford to follow the exam
pie of General Logan.
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A Peoples Party Riot.

Chicago, June IA meeting of the coun-
" central committee of the peoples party
ended in a riot tonight ana two wagon
loads OF police We're seLt to quell the dis
tUTbance.
Ii is alleged that DR.. Taylor, chairman
of the committee. has been running the
affairs of the party TO suit his own ends.
TAYLOR. his opponents claim. called
meeting tonight of the central committee
for the purpose of appointing delegates
10 the national convention in st. Louis
and notified only his friends. The other
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tured goods from the east with low priced
products of farm and mine and pay the
freight both ways, and are thereby put to a
very great disadvantage.
1T may be truthfully said in this con-
neetion that the feeling exists among the
people of the west, TO some extent, that
the east has. by uuduly attempting TO con-
troll the western press, endeaNored to Gre
ate an unWarranted and false sentiment
on the tariff, finaEcial and transportation
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highly interesting statistics taken from the
census reports. II shows how the east
with am area Of only per cent of Ihe tttal
area OF the United States and "A l'opuia-
tion OF only Is per cent of the wrole' has
43 per cent of the assessed wealth. or the
country. The wealth gained i'm 1890 is Al
per cent more than that of 1850. Eighty
four per cent of the capital "a ;aNinss
banks is in that section an s. per cont of
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Predict Democratic Success.


Many free man
who Is sick would
- liIiugiy change
places with a
i-aiihy convict A
Man 1light a. well
te shut ont Of en-
iovucut one way
a. another. il he
l. shut Up N a cell,
he cannot engage
IL active pleasures.
He cannot see the
bezuties Of nature
and aTt, but he can
agIue them, and
soEet some benefit
.fEou them. 4
uiau who Is sick
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.nator Quay's table is as follows:

Adding five certain votes to Mckinley
Georgia delegation makes the number 4Si.
AS only 460 votes are necessary for
choice II seems that McKinley's nomina-
tion is a positive certainty. The table
above does not include any Of the contests.
but gives only such votes as will certainly
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Eas fEc<c tll-E. urGUf- LlEAis AAt nc AoNeu I
see th-m - they exssL he cannot look on
anything with appvrctat5ve eyes lis ply
steal coniltlol vs1rps bis vision aud has nen-
taIisy. He cannot enjoy anything, no matter
a0ys euievabs- it MAJ lpe IN the abstract
uan with q 81ul ts~tc 80 lis mouth, with
bilious 1ead1cte. 1ud srtt1 poisonous refuse
matter ciFcu-atIu. I'll through his body can
NOT eui1v auvt41IuE lie honestly believes
that tine world Is all wrong. and that 7 Is
mighty poor place 20 be N lie = blue,
dr~paudruf- cynical I.tie isn't worth liv-
ing 10 hum sasb a simple thing causes
thts cuuiitiru that ID is sh~urd and ricicu-
icls Go tEsEk of sensible man remaining
~ u SymE toms lke these come tom CON
stiuasiou- it Is the most prevalent oi all
cause 1f siczue=s- i makes a man WORTH
L. frv vuss or pleasure u - stubborn
trouble when Vou do uos treat u properly,
art Z Siusp'e ore when you do j. - cUrrd
~ Ur Psrrce's Pleasant Pellets They were
made sor this purpose. and no other They
accomplish this purpose as no Other pep
arstruu rvcr aid An uuSCrupulcus uTuEgi-t
MAY trv 20 sell ven something else Look
out u Is ynuT health that IS ~ stake u
y your hcaIth against Al extra profit uu the
thing he says = fr.ss a. good = Doctor
Pieces PieaSaut Pellets - don't forget -
don take anything else
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The above are danger sisnaIs. Ihey IN
dicate that the sufferer is on the brink or
some chronic disease. which. if allowed 10
ruu on may in time become incurahie.
They should not be neglected. DIR. Tucker
has been treating these complaints Tor
twenty years. He cures all curanle cases
His terms are within reach Of the poorest
If YOU will writ him he will take pleasure
i'm eivirg you an honest opinion free of
charge. Can treat you at home Just as
well as though you were here. Free pam
phlet and question list.
w ]. TUCKER, NJ. d.,
i6 Broad Street. Atlanta, Ga
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The People Tired Of the Present Bond
Issuing Administration.
AND WILL TURN 1T DOWN
From One End of the Country to the
Others
THE SILVER WAVE IS SWEEPING THE STATES
And No Groundswell IN History Has
Equalled the Change That Has
Come Over the Country.

Washington. June s--tspecial-l-Wa ash-
irrton Is the political center Of the country
The pulse ef the people u al the iail =
best fe1t here II is At TINS ss-soi' -
an of tho sz5 renrCsentativcs in the lower
house of congress are 2skins for re-eiec-
ton Zach one % tuese men near A-ii..7-
daily from every county in their fesi sirt'.N y. .
districts. They set the best OPINION o. t"e
re,-.I.. ana tLey confer dairy Win enc an
other
There is n sort e fellow feeling aiiiois
sou=r.s-ruea- Thsy all want 10 come n'-eA
and thcy talk over the situation IN 'i'H
respective districts together
4 compilation - all tnc letters ]. I.1'.',-'
AMI th. opinion - al mem'-ia ~ Nl--.-
plrirr with their fellow ncnoess uii''sS
one fact fcrrialy . iar non,
T-he rslrIs want s new G -i-
They are dissatisfied and tHey il'e'i- y
make an an around eaanse- ~ ui.e
are dissatisfied Win tae psi--l @
atmiri=-ra-.a'- Ia.E Ee"-t A-ii''-'
resent bond issues iasy s. ~, -i''s. i--,,c.
IS. ~. 4, v..i..-I.ou
nave -.I.--- .-.-.-. r.r an-
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lnty vans 1880. - -. -
They WANT an ea-Ae t@set-t' ~ l.''.,
The r1t~ NsN4Fe Gar 4'i'''.ll y
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TIE Pecr.e's Common Sense
- -ai ADVISER. IN plain En-
rss.a or AEtsiiciue simrii0ct hy
R-E- raeror. u. u. Chiet Consult
sra Efss -5l5asrr &C the lurallds' Ho-
tassusl Surgicsi Institute, Buffalo.
y y, sc1s psecs. iiiustza;rd.
q, 40 cuuses sold "a s. 50 Nov
e~us. r1ucr-bnuud. ABSOLUTELY
Frzr cu receipt q - cue-crut
ss7uru- - paw FOR mailing c-fs.
sdcrcsz Tie EUtkcT. - Above
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near a. IeAA-a- =
breath, swimming IN
the head, dry. hack
ing cough. hloatinS al
ter eating. yellow
skin. backacne. unnat-
ural discharges, loss
OF power. piles OF rs
tula. diarrhoea or con-
stipation. III q femaie,
profuse, irregular or
scanty menSlIud tlou,
leucoTrhoea, prolap-
sus, terrible bachache
and a thousand otner
symptoms.
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the manufactures. These states, inc het
20 on TO say. possess hut Is DER cent Oh me
fighting strength of the country.
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DANGER SIGNALS.

PaIpitation of the heart, pains ABOUT out, 'ts T.,
chest s5ortness of breath, swlmhllils !"
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usrsa4- BaysE AGENTS AF QNCT; sam
lHnN SsIs 8 nle Ssshlock free by mail for 10
sfamp Immense Uurivalled. Only good one ever
invented Beats weighlS Sales unparalleled sig
Mention The Constitution
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rhey snouid $50 Made to Furnish Eleo.
trlciiy to Large cities.

trtclty 10 large tities.
The tides OF the North and East
rivers produce power enough 10 gener
ate an the electricity 20 light New
York and Brooklyn. TO do all the me
chauical work Ia the factories and ma
.chinc shops and TO run all the railroad
lines Ina the city and suburbs, says the
North American Review. This power
is wasted, as formerly all the power Of
Niagara was allowed to eXpend itself
in prontless way. All that is required
is to store this immense power and turn
it into profitable use The problem
presented differs somewhat from that
OF Niagara The tides are periodic and
not constant and the power would have
to be collected at the times OF its great
est exertion and stored FOR later use.
The Niagara people have already pro-
posed to run a line to New York TO do
what the tides of the Hudson and East
rivers would accomplish right at hon d.
Either undertaking is large one, g.
quiring the expenditure Of millions Of
dollars. But tho results would more
than justify the outlay An mex
haustible supply OF power from outside
would provo blessing that could
hardly bo appreciated to-day Tho
present cumbersome delivery of coal TO
factories and private houses would be
abolished. and a clean, neat, pleasant
method substituted The plant could
be located at some convenient place in
the suburbs or along the river front.
where the city air would not be vitiated
and poisoned by coal gases. dust and
smoke. What applies to New York and
Brooklyn would apply to many other
cities The tides Of the Delaware and
Chesapeake could be converted into in
exhaustible power to give the cities
along the coast perfect and cheap
electro plant. The great inland rivers
are not so constant In the summer sea-
son as the tides of the rivers ana bays
dong the Atlantic coast. The rusl OF
the waters tn. Jugh the narrow inlet1
of our bays and rivers is so tremendous
I that enormous machinery could be PR
pelle1 at a cost representing a small
| percentage on the capital In the plant.
The present outlook Is that the Niagara
| Falls Power company will In time run
an electric conduit to New York to sup
ply the motive and lighting power OF
the city and suburbs, unless some en-
terprlsing body of capitalists under
takes to utilize the wasted power Of the
| tides nearer to home A conduit cap
able Of bringing 1OO. 1000 to 100000 horse
power from Niagara would cost more
than a four-track steam railway. The
! Investment of a similar amount in col
lecting and storing the power of tho
tides in the North and East rivers
| ought to yield better results
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Six weeks ago suffered with very
severe cold; was almost unable TO
speak. My friends all advised me TO
consult a ,phys'ciin. Noticing Cham
beriain's Cough Remedy advertised Ia
the 81 Paul Volks Zsituug procured
bottle and after taking it short
while was entirely we'll now most
heartily recommend this remedv o.
anyone suffering with cold VIM.
Keil G1s Selby avenue, 81. Paul, MINI
For sale 10y Seatunian DrnR Co
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Expert physicians affirm that tie
right climate may cure consumption
ard kindred diseases.
The right climate is where pure.
dry air, Cquable temp. nature and con
slant sunshine are found
Ihcsc essentials exist in the Sal
River OF Arizonia and various places g.
Nr'v Mcxico.
Descriptive pamphlets recentif
issued 10y Passenger Department of the
santa Fe Route, contain such complet,
Information relative 90 these region
as invalids need. For free copies
address g. +. Nicholson, G.. T. A., A Il
g. s. f. Rv. Chicago.
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Land Office at Guthrie, o. r., June 10,
1896
Notice IS hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has filed notice of his
intention TO make tinal proof ia support
of his claim, and that said proof viii be
made before the register and receiver at
Guthrie, O, T.. .on August -. 1896, VIA.
Frank j Robinson for the lots 8. 4. g.
and Sc or of law or see o, twp Is ur3W
He names the following witnesses "a
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation Of, said land. viz.
Horbert l. White. Grant -. Robinson
John Berg and HermOn Gldigps, all o
Guthrie, O. II.
A. N. j. CRooK. Register
36iO
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Land Office at Guthrie o. r June 9,
1895
Notice is hereby given that The follow
ing named seitlcr has filed notice OF his
Intention to make tinal proof 10 support
of his claim aud that said proof VIII be
made before reRisteran re eiver ttiuth-
rir, O u, on August l3, M. viz.
Edward Daniel Tor tit ue qr see 2i'
tWp laur w.
he NAMES the following witnesses 90
rove his continuous resld nee upon aud
cultivation of said land va:
Robert II Fore Wilson Cellers, Henry
y Brown aud Calvin u Brewer all of To
bee. a.. g.
3W N y R1oK Register
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Land olice al Gutrrie. % n Ipne q isld
Notice is hereby given tlat tht iaioHlHg-
named settler mas uled n0ucr of bis inten-
iilu o. make auai proof lu support 1f DIS
claim and that said pruui Niil ue made be-
fore the register ana receiver at trlnrie, O
H.. on august III 1850. VIA
peter x McMlrrg. ior the se qr Sec twp
l5. r ]. ".
he names the following Witnesses % prove
bis continuous residence upon aud culiiga-
ti0n "a said land fiz
Lisbon d Crupper. Robert Crlpper VIII
Guthrie. % A..
s6a AM ceoox. Register
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For the Territorial lcolored) Baptist
convention at Guthrie, August 90 10 "a
the Santa Fe route will sell excursion
tickets at rate Of one aud one-third
fare for the round trip on the c,rtiG-
ate plan from all stations between
Arkansas City and Purcell u. T. De-
LnnrN Arnnf
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nome...k.... rscur.lnn.. i.

From p, iut~ in Illinois, Iowa, Mis-
souri,, Kansas and Ncbrabka to Okla
homa and feXas.
The santa Fe route " n sell eNrur.
sion tickets ut rate of one faro for the
round trip plus So limited Tor return
passage o. twent, ys. Tickets on
sale August 4th ana 18th, September
LIST i5,h and 99th, October Gth ano
goth l.. x. DELANEY,
Agent
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Only Zoe Each.

Elsewhere they cost from 2s io 20 cents. De-
sleus of new garments are Published every
week in the kepuhlic with au order blank Tor
tine patterns Thousands of ladies iu every
state have purchased these patterns during
the past year aud never a complaint. They
are Invaluable aud Vou eau save u1 these Iat
fcrus alone every year mauy times the price ui
the paper. Subscribe az once.
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Don't ia tu trv The Gold Ncdal
Il 'ur made bv Wa~hhuru CRASH CO..
Of Minneapolis The finest ia the
United States Took jbe medals al
the Worlds Fair The Centennial and
the st Louis Exposition The Wei
come Grocery is sole agent. 10 If
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lf you went bills distributed any
where ion Oklahoma wtito Smith, the
bill butor, box 200 Guthrie OK
ahumA lGtf
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For four years I was great sufferer
from female complaints in their worst
form was given mp by some OF the best
physician as incurable I cannot say too
much in praise of your Pastillss Its a
wonderful remedy for all diseases peculiar
to woman Any one wishing 10 correspond
with me can do SO by sending &c stamp
Ms.s A,4-ys.a- B..LeEAA1
Allen. Fiillsdale Co, Mich
written guarantee 60 cure on money refunded
with every box of pastiiies. Price 10 40 per box.
Dr. Sawyer's Famiiy Cure cures Oh diseases
Of the stomach. hgor. Kidneys and purihcs the
blood a written c1afautse Co cpre or money re-
funded with every dollar bottle Of Family Cure.
Prices, 81 co. 50c. and 25c
Fnr sal. hv r Renfra.
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Land OHcea Guthue, O. IT, June 10
1895.
Notice is hereby given that be follow
OF his claim. aud thl said proof viii be-
made before lhe Register and Receiver Al
Guthrie. O A.. on july l6, 1895, viz:
Frances j. Bupg widow 8ud sole heir Oh
Albert q Bagg. deceased, for hc se az OF
see 3, lu tWp 10 ano otr W.
lie names The following witnesses %
prove bis continuous residence upuu and
cultivation uf said land. viz;
William Waters, Edgar N RinolArt
William Wells and Hiram fdubiou an 1i
Guthrie. % o.
2G53 AN j CROOK Register
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yORTu. EAST AND WEST


ArTfre Lelvg Arrive Arrive
snfiutari- Guthrie. Ft Worth Galv 'a'u
g1li5.-5p iu t,.s5n m. gI6 ID IN g.ea a. fn .
nsl = IS u ,n Iii.Us d iu $40 i ~ $3.50 pm.
~ fs.i5 u 10 SD ID m Local Freight
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Santa Fe Route.
FOR THE l. AIDES
Cut Paper Patterns

Tile Repubiic supplies its lady readers wiih
Gus paper patterns OF ali aiuds for ladies,
girls, boys AID men. All ~ seasonabie gar
meats, of the latest styles, and al ccf.Df
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Notice for publication.

First Published IN the Leader June 4
fsqG
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VlCToRY F0R mcKlnlEY.

The reason why Major Mckinley is the
unanimous choice Of tie people is becauso
they believe thathi eiswa on tariff. money
and government, ate correct The reason
Why Dr Sawyers Family Cure is the
unanimous choice g the people is because
it makes the weak strong and vigorous.
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Only aI.oo A YEAn.

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City patronage solicited AT the Cap.
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p.rot} of nid ptpe lu.ornts a hun
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Notice for Publication.

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Inno IL. 1900
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FakIAHDMA Encampmeut no. = 4. o. %. +.
~ meets every fndaY evening in odd
Fellows nall al 4,aG All visiting patrlarChs
arIcume JOS. FOUCAhI, q. IL.
81. r. MEErEE. scribe
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e.. UIfiRlE Lodge No. 3, 4. O. o. r. meets
~ Hoglay might oi each week al 1880. Wis
lfIua fsId F-tlfWs always welcome,
FRANCIS a. MENErrE, n. q.
T. W. HkrCE. Sec'y lock box l's