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Empire-..ExceIsior."

Excelsior" which opened at the Empire
last night, is one of the usual mixtures
OF burlesque and vaudeville OF average
merit. Ii Is very well costumras and some
handsome scenery and electric light affects
are shown. The olio includes the Heistons.
in some artistic dancing: Mss Marion Eais-
ley. serio-comic: Fish and Quigg. in their
old familiar knock-abcut act. and Miss
Nellie Sylvester. singing coincidence. v no
has a sweet voice. considerable averdupois
and a good deal of vivacity. A number of
performance in a style that shows consfa-
cradle training. Owing to a delay in trans
portation the company was unable to ar
rive IN time for the matinee performance
yesterday The show will remain all week.
giving the usual daily matinees.s
Miss Rowan Selects a. Lover.
GAN ER ANCIoCO &. 49,
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could be made very popular. There have
been several prospective leSsees in confer
ence with Mr.. English recently. but IL Is
not known that a lease has been made.
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Representative James a. Hemenway. of
the First district. was in the city yesterday
as "A spectator I'm the preliminaries for the
organization of the Legislature. Il do not
think" said he. that anything further than
passing appropriation bills will be accom-
extra session. however. the tariff bill will
be ready. and l do not think there will be
any difficulty about having the House pass
it. What the Senate will do is. of course.
a matter that | cannot predict"
How are the members of Congress likely
TO view the monetary convention that is to
meet here next week. was asked.
Il speak only for myself. replied Mr..
Hemenway. but il is my impression that
the members of Congress regard the move
ment with a great deal of interest and witt
favor. The great majority Of the members
are anxious for expert uDon
this subject. and they win be glad to find
out the views OF the business interests Of
the country on the mohey question. IL the
work of the convention. or that of the
commission that is likely to grow ont Of
il. meets with the appreciation of sensible
men throughout the country IL is likely. by
the same merits. TO meet the appreciation
of the members of Congress. One cannot.
OF course. tell what effect IL is likely To
have upon Congress until he sees what IL
the outcome of the convention. but / think
that a majority of the members are favor
ably disposed towards it and will give care
full consideration to it's action. OF one
thing ! feel certain. and that is that no
considerable number of the members of
Congress will feel that this convention is
I'm any wise usurping their prerogatiVes.'
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WILL PROBABLY BE STANNHRD
The Selection of a Temporary Presid'
ing Officer for Conference

The executive committee of the monetary
convention held n brief session yesterday
afternoon to determine upon some routine
matters. Chairman Hanna is correspond
ing with the members of the committee
from other cities upon the suggestion of
Ex-Governor Stannard. of St. Louis. as tenn
porary chairman. and there il little doubt
that the committee wilt ask him TO serve
i'm that capacity. Mr.. Tanner announced
yesterday afternoon that he had appointed
w. +. C. Colt as sergeant-at-arms for the
convention.
The mail of the executive ommitt
grows heavier each day and the Indications
point to a convention of about 800 dele
gates. The local arrangements are moving
along smoothly. Tomlinson Hall will be re-
fitted for the occasion with convenient
arrangements for the presidents stand and
press gallery. Citizens have contributed
literally to the expenses of the gathering
and this point was taken care of without
trouble. The following delegates were re-
ported yesterday:
Philadelphia Manufacturers ~Club-George
V. Crasson, James &. Brooks.
Indianapolis Commercial Club,John Il.
Brush. Louis Hollweg. Herman Lieber.
Bonneville. Moo. &. Bell.
Evansville. Ind.-P. q. Kelsey, y. c.
RCsecranz. c. A. Hughes.
Rumber. John Il. McHugh John o. Perrin.
Tacoma. Wash.-C. w. Griggs, A. c..
Foster. Philip b.. Caser. Hugh G Wallace:
Bridgeport. Conn.-W. r.. =. Seeley. T.. y.
Il. Bingham. NJ. b. Beardsley. Henry At
water.
Knoxville. Tenn.-E. g. Camp. ii. b.
Lindsay. Charles r. Gates.
New Albany, Ind.-G. B. Cardwill. l.. f..
Henry. W.. A. Hedden.
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SAN FRANCISCO. ian. Miss Lansing
Rowan. who achieved notoriety By chal-
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Special to the indianapolis Journal.
Upton. Ind. Jan. A-Mr. Robert Hazel
wood Proctor and Miss Edith Beauchamp
were married at the residence OF the bride.
on the evening of Dec. 20. The groom, al
though quite young. is a successful bust
ness man. a stakeholder and member of
the Upton Lumber Company. and the bride
d daughter of r. b. Beauchamp. of the law
firm of Beauchamp & Mount. The home
stead OF the -Beauchamps was-gay i'm its
holiday attire of holly. mistletoe and smi-
lax, and to these was added a profusion of
La France and Marechal Mel roses. AS
the wedding march from "Lohengrin'
sounded through the house Rev. NJ. Nj.
Martin, of the NJ. T.. Church. and Mr..
George G.. Goss. as best man, entered the
spacious central room. followed by Miss
Bonnie Beauchamp on the arm of the
groom. and the bride on that OF her father.
and TO the musical accompaniment OF
Call Me Thine Own the bridal service
was impressively performed under "a can
opy of Christmas evergreen. The bride. ex-
quisitely attired In an empire gown of
white brocaded taffeta silk. with empire
veil of tulle. fastened with orange blossoms.
held in her hand n large bouquet of lilies
of the valley and maiden-hair ferns. Miss
B~eauchamp. Miss kimball. of Warren. and
Miss Given. of Frankfort, as ladics in wait
ing. wore gowns of pale blue silk. When
the nuptial benediction was pronounced and
congratulations offered the newly welded
pair. Mrs. +. l.. Jones sang 20 Promise
Me" i'm pleasing manner. About 100 guests
were present and made a brilliant scene OF
elaborate gowns. flashing jewels and happy
faces. In the supper room. where ever
l. greens and roses crowded the walls and
tables. refreshments were served through
out the evening. the favors being hand.
painted cards. with punches OF holly tied
with ribbons. The preliminary testimc-
nials To the popularity OF the bride-elect
were concluded Tuesday evening preceding
the wedding by a farewell dinner given by
Miss Helen Shirk. at which five courses
we're served TO ten young ladies. Those
! present were the Misses Beauchamp.
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Tr,,s s,sp,s s.,F

whereas, Nils swanson alu .stine Swan-
son Of Phillips county, Colorado. did BY their
certain decd Of trust. dated March II, lMxE md
recorded March u 1883 In the Office of the clerk
and recorder Of Phillips county. Colorado in
bOok 81 page ~ of said county records convey
70 the undersigned 4 II Webb acting sheriff Of
Arapahoe county Colo alternate trustee the fol-
lowing described rsal estate to-wit: The north
east quarter In ~ Of section eight ~ Id town.
ship eight ts) north Of range forty-six tao) West
Of the 6pm and containing ono hundred ard sixty
(i6O) acres according to United States govern
ment survey the real estate hereinbefore md In
said deed Of trust described, having besH con-
veyed, in trust, for the purpose Of securing the
prompt payment Of a certain promissory aote Of
said Nils swanson and Christine swanson bear
Ing even date with said deed Of trust. together
therein mentioned; and,
Whereas, said decd Of trust prOvides5 among
other things. that In case of default in tho pay
ment OF said note, or either either OF tf~ms or
the interest thereon, At the time and In tho man.
ner as the same natures. then and In that case;
the whole VI said Indebtedness may, at the ep-
ton Of the legal holder Of said note. bootmo due
and payable at oncs, and the said trustee Ia au-
thorizcd, at the request OF the legal holder, TO
sell and dispose Of the said promised, for the
purpose Of paying said Indebtedness, with the
costs and expenses On account Of the execution
Of this trust, and
Whereas, default has bcen made iT fhe pay
ment Of said note andthe interest thereon since
December 1854 and the legal holder Of said note
has exercisci his optioa and declares mo whole
Of the Indebtedness to- have mnturcd. az author
ized to do by tho terms Of said deed Of tfost, to
which reference Ia hereby made as to the terms
thereof for greater certainty:
Now, therefore, ], Z H Webb acting Nfin os
Arnpahoe county Colo succcssor In trrst;at the
request Of the legal holder Of said note and BY
the authority in me vested by said deed o. ffust,
do hereby give public notice that viii ID Tues.
day the 2day Of August 1897 at tho hotfr D. 10
o'clock m. Of said day, soil and dispose Of all
Of said heroinbefOre described premises; or NO
No much AZ may bo necessary and all rhs fKht
title md bcnett and equity Of redemption Of the
said Nils swanson and Christine swanson heirs
and assigns therein at Public Auction, at the
fremont street front door Of the county court
house in the city of Denver. county Of Arapahoe,
Colorado, for the highest and best rfiee the
same will bring in cash. for the purpose Of pay
ing the said indebtedness and other expenses
and costs Of the execution of this trust
L H WEDB Acting Sheriff Of Afsrahoe
County Colorado Successor in Trust
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Cure Consumption.

7. A. sioeun,. N. ~. the Great Chemist and
Scientist. onsrs to Send Free. 10 the A..
nietsd. Three Bottles Of His Newly Dis.
covered Rsmsd'ss to Cure consump-
tIcr and Al Lung Troubles.
Nothing oould be fsirer, more philan-
thropic, or carry more JOY in it's wake
than the Offer Of T. A. Siocum, N. C., OF
9s Pine street. New York City.
Confident that he has discovered m
absolute cure for consumption and nil
pulmonary complaints, and to mske it,
great merits known, he will send. fres,
three bottles (the Slocum new system OF
| msdiclne) TO any reader Who Is suffering
from chest, throat aud lung troubles OF
consumption.
He invites those desirous Of obtaining
the remedies TO simply send him their
express and po~toiiice address, and re.
,~ivs In return tho three frec bottles.
Already this "new scientific course OF
medicine" has permanently cured thous.
apds Of apparently hopeless cases
He cons,ders II his religious duty-n
duty which he owes 10 humanity do.
nate his ,nfsllibls cure.
Offered freely, apart from i,s Inherent
strength, 10 enough TO commend II, and
more 30 10 the perfect confidence Of the
great chemist making tho offer.
lie has proved consumption TO bs q
curable disease beyond any doubt
There will be no mistake IN sending
the mistake will bc In overlooking the
Doctors generous invitation. He ha,
on iile 10 his American and European
laboratories thousands Of testimonials oi
experience from thoss cured, In all part
of tho world.
Delays are dangerous; mail your nd.
dress 70 T. A. Sloouin. N. O.. M Pine
street, New York, and when writing the
Doctor, please mention reading this sr.
ticle In the BTATE HERALD.
The state herald., 1897-07-16

Notice is hereby given that the board
Of county commissioners OF Phillips
county, Colorado, will meet at the office
Of the county clerk in Holyoke, Colora-
do, on the first Monday in July. being
the 5th day OF July A. ID. 1897, and con.
tinue in session not fewer than three (3)
days nor more than ten Q0) consecutive
days to act as Loard OF equalization,
for the purpose Of changing, correcting
and equalizinG the assessment roll Of
said Phillips county for the year 1897, ~
the Law requires. Said hoard Of eqnali-
kation will meet again on the3 Monday Of
July 1897, the same being on the 10, day
Of July, and continue in.session not few
or than two ~ nor more than ten QO)
consecutive days for the purpose Of hear.
ing complaints from parties not satisfied
with their assessment or any changes
said board may make aud have all grew
anoes properly adjusted.
CHAs. B. TIMByRLAxE, Co. Clerk.
Dated At HoIyoke, Colo, June 81 1897.
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The combination between the silver re
publican. the democratic aud the peoples
party OF Phillips county makes combi-
nation that cannot be defeated in the
coming election If good, strong ticket
10 selected by the conventions. Tho plan
Of combination seems to be very fair to
the different parties as II ia about an even
divide between three parties. None but
good, clean, strong candidates should be
put up for the Offices.
The state herald., 1897-07-16

1t seems that Graut Haughey, chair.
man OF the silver republican county GEN.
trail committee Of Routt county, has
been appointed postmaster Of the town
Of Hayden and the Mckinley republi-
cans are up IN arms about it. Well. II
they had any applicants for the position
who we're equally US we'll qualified as
the silver republican they have good
reasou for protesting.
The state herald., 1897-07-16
NEW GOAL YARD.

Hard and soft coal for sale by james
Young 4 Co. fyou need anything IN
that line give Young 4 Co, a call. Or
ders can be left At c. N. Mo~ry's hard,
ware store or see Young on The transfer
wagon H. you have any transferring to
any part Of the city call on James Young
& Co. II you want TO feed yonr team
where there is plenty Of hay and grain
put up at the East Livery Barn. II you
want good driving team leave your or.
der At the East Livery Barn.
JAMES YouSG 4 Bon.
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First publication June ~, isy7.
NutiCs fur P uhliCatina.
Land Once at Sterling. Cola.
June u lsN
Notice is hereby " en- that the following
named settler has iilSL notice Of Ma intcn.
ton To make nnai proof IN support Of his
claim. and that aaid proof will bc Made b.
fore the clerk Of the county court n Phillips
county Colo at Iiolyoke. Colo. on Jaiy 81 1851
Viz: "'
DORA HABiGHORsT.
It'd D. ~? for tho lots | 4 = and q u nv v sec is
tpsn +5w.
lie names tho following witnesses u prove
hts continuous rcsidcnce upon ana cultivn-
tion of, snid land. yiz:
Cyrus + HAYNES. Of lIoiyoke Colo
John cronquist. "
Hurt RifYenbnrx
Bertha n Haynes.
DC fLEMISo Register.
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First Publication June n isr.
Nutics fur Publication.
Land Once at sterling Coiob
June II tT
Notice In hereby given mat the following.
named settler has nici not.,r Of his Intention
To make nnai proof In support of his claim.
and that said proof will br iIadc before the
clerk rouniy court atiioiyok. Colo on AuG :
1871. viz;
HURT nirFENBURG
Hd u ia,ri for III, nwt -s'e ! tpsnr1w
lie names the following witncs>.'. tn prove
hi. continuous residence upon nnd cnitiva-
ton Of said land, vixi -
John Gronanist " Holyohc Colo
Angus, Sordan''' !"
John ilolnpni.t
Harry A Trcgo e iio,yokr
u fLsaISa Register.
The state herald., 1897-07-16

iFir-t publication July = isg7l
NotiCa for Publication.
Land once at Sterling Colo
June ~ isx7
Notice IL hereby given ihnt the following
named scttlrr has iilcd nOticc Of his intention
In make iinal proof In support II his claim.
and that said proof will br mnic before clerk
Of district court Of Phillips county Colo. ut
iolyoke Colo on Ang I 1897, viz:
JOHN A BERG
Hi y ~ for the u 4 sec Is tpsnr " W
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous re-i,lenfr upon and cuitiyn-
tion Of. said land, M:
Oscar A Wickstrom Of Nnxtun colo
Henry u Perkins ''
Ti.Onins Jcs-cn '
Gust swanson IIolyokc I"
&c fLExiSG Register
The state herald., 1897-07-16

Some ol the gold standard advocates
Of the east are printing "bOom" circulars
of the wave Of prosperity which they
CLAIM Is soon to sweep over the country
and these circulars are sent out to coun.
try newspapers to be used Ms supple
menis or to clip from as editorials. II
these circulars give fair, honest state
ment Of the business condition Of the
country and are published for the pur-
pose OF aiding in bringing about more
prosperous business conditions, iheii
publication is commendable act. But
II they contain simply one. .side,i. high.
ly coiufed statement OF the business con.
dit!ons and ara used, az such literature
10 to often used, solely for cam paign pur.
poses, the publishing Of these circular
cannot be too severely condemned. II
the necessary conditions exist, prosperi-
" will come, but no lumber OF highly
colored, dishonest boom editions ths,
NAV be issued by the press OF the coun-
try can rsstors permanent prosperity, Il
tse necessary conditions do not exist.
The state herald., 1897-07-16

First publication Juiy.a isg.. No
Nntics for Publication,
Land Once AT sterling Colo
June ~ I'M.
Notice II hereby gwen that III. following
named settler has nicd noticc Of his intention
70 make nnai proof IN support Uf his claim.
and that SAID proof will b, made before the
clerk Of district court at iIolyokc colo o.,
Aug = iso7, viz;
CHARLES flEDLER
Hid u ibst3 for the Y S.c 10 tpsnrAw
lie names the following witnesses % prove
his continuous residence upon. and cuitivs
ton of. said land, viz;
John Huber m Iiolyokr Colo
Charles sterner -
Lyman = FOSTER =. b"
George Wilcox ''
PC FLEMING Register.
The state herald., 1897-07-16

wANTED.-solIcitors for"The.. ..Bloodthirsty
Turk In America, Crete and Greece" includ
ing complete history OF the war between
Turkey and Greece. Sales enormous; big
book; big commissions; credit given; freight
paid; ontnt free. Write quick. Tho Domin-
ion company, Dent. 4, Chicago,
The state herald., 1897-07-16
FER nale or Trade,

1 have a newspaper outfit consisting
Of paper presA, job press, paper cntter,
type and everything complete which I
am not using and desire to sell or trade
the same. It ia the outfit that was for
merly used in the publication Of the
Phillips County News. JH. PAINTER.
The state herald., 1897-07-16
campaign. C

The conference committee on the tariff
bill did not have mucn trouble in agree
ing on report 40 lar M the many minor
amendments Of the bill were concerned,
but there seems to be prospect for con-
siderable delay, If not deadlock on the
more important amendments made by
the senate,
The state herald., 1897-07-16
Application for making final proofs
made free. by. Clerk Of District Court.
First publication Juny 10 1891
f'.fAr,Ns
Notice fur Public atiun,

First publication Juny 10 1877
s-l''.flaf'Ns :; :;
Notice fur Publication 49,
Land Office at Sterling Colo
July 9 1897
hoiice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his inten-
ton to make tinai proof In support Of his
claim, and that said proof will be made before
the clerk Of the district court at Holyokc Colo
on August 81 1897 viz
MASON l. SMITH
lid E as for the n W \ ses 81 tp7 nr42 W SPIN
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva-
tion of snid land viz
william Money Of Lamar Neb
Edward = Money Z" Holyoke Colo
Lemon = Stambaugh -
Milton D. copp
DC FLEMING Register
The state herald., 1897-07-16

An exchange says that the Ohio peo.
pic arc ovorhauling their check books,
oilinG their cash registers, resdjusting
thsir ball punches, and making all the
hocessary preparations for red hot
c cannRiQn
The state herald., 1897-07-16
low RATES TO MILWAUKEE.
JnAy ,, ! and 3,
tsee 0try~lr..

Tho State Journal 10 offering q first.
class bicycle free u any person who will
get up . club of 100 yearly subrcriber.
for The Semi. Weekly Journal y, o. each.
The bicycles are covered by M strong q
guarantee ~ any $1,000 wheel and are
first class In every respect Any yonng
man or woman can now esrn bicycle.
II you md you cannot get tho required
number, = liberal cssh commission will
be SLOWED you for each subscription you
do got. '.fyon Ase sure u ee paid veil for
What YOU do. You can get all your
friends and neiRhbors to take the semi.
Weekly ssa,e Journsl at o. y year. Ad-
rlsss btsts journal, Lieolu, Nsb.
The state herald., 1897-07-16

The senate seems to bs opposed TO the
consideration Of the currency question
vt the sprcssi session and from present
indications will refuse to not even IL
President Mckinley should decide to
recommend ACTION.
The state herald., 1897-07-16


The prospect does not sssm very en-
courssinR for q peacsf,ii ssttlsment Of
the trouble between Greece and Turkey
An ssehsaxc IN commenting on the stu d.
alton SAVE:
The TurR instead Of scquissoinx IN
Che psacs negotiations as represented by
the ambassadors at Constautinopis, con {.
tinue 10 arm and mobiliAs their troops
until now they have an army Of nearly
mill'on Of men In anti around Copstsn-
s'nopls. The var party 10 Turkey, which
embsssvs thst class OF people who arc
MohAmusdaps assi, II vsrv strong, aud
they are urging upon uis Ports the nb.
soluts necessity Of declaring . Holy War
Of Mohsmmsdaas against Chstsllans. 10
strong 10 this party In CoustantivopIs
thAt tho foreign ambassadors now fear
that y general mHssnurc Of oil thu Chris
'ians residing In Turkey may occur VI
any moment
On the other hand, the foreign govern.
mcnis have detsrmined To issnc y nnp,-
ses'o demanding osrt.in specific nots TO
In performed by ths Turks In their act.
slcfnent with Greece. which the vol ad
vissd at this time, believe will never bc
socedsd 10; and the result will probably
be war which will not b. coptpsd IN
0rescs aud Turkey, but will immediate
ly opsp throughout Asia Minor. English
Iudia, Egypt aud Airicm. aud IN oil oouu.
''iss whore M,-lsn,isn, IL dominant"
The state herald., 1897-07-16
FIRST publication June x I'M No
illBgk-ttLfuRI FINAL PkssF
Notices for p nhlir stiur

Nottcs for Public atiun
United States Land Office,
sterling Colo June II iW
Notice IL hereby given that Aionko d Garri
son has nl-d notice II intention To make
hnnl proof tsfore clerk of III. county court Of
rhiilip. county. Colorado Rt Ills officc IN liol-
yoke Colo on saturday the 81 day OF July i-U7
on timber culture application No is,is for
the lot. ~ and NJ OF sec No Ia sp Nosn No
NV
lie names NJ witnesses;
Jesse Jnrgcns So
DU UtLEMlkG Register.
The state herald., 1897-07-16
TO Soften the Hands

before re.iil,g take n large pair o: OLE siovea
IND spread mutton tall0w insid., .s3o 8ii 0ves
lho hands. Wear the gloves all .lght, and wasr
the hands with olive oil and white CASTLE soar
he nsxt morning.
equally II not more important to know, Is founL
IN the handsomely illustrated new book tuss
The state herald., 1897-07-16

first publication June ., isy'-So
Nntire TOR Publication
United States Land Oficr
Sterling tolo Jun. ~ is7
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler hn- nird noiicr Of his Intention
u make nnni proof IN support of hi. ciain,
and TINT SAID prof siii b, made before the
cicr,. Of county court L. iioiyokr Colo on
AuH7 isy7 yis;
ASDitO J ANDERSON
iid No iiSWor III" " Y .ecb,psnrGw
tic names the following witnesses 10 provr
his continuous residence upon aad enitiva-
tion of -aid land va
Andrew HALL .f iiaStun Colo
ASci Mun.0n
John Olson e"
Andrr~ Johnson /" "
u 4 tl.EMtNG Register
The state herald., 1897-07-16

Don't Tobacco Spit and Smoke Your Lie Away.
II you want to quit tobacco using easily
and forever. be made well, strong, magnetic,
the wondcr-worker, that makes weak men
strong Many gain ten pounds In ten days.
Over 400, ,O0O cured. Buy Eo.To-Bar OF your
druggist, under guarantee 70 cure, Soc or
sI.,O. Booklet and sample mailed free: Ad.
Sterling Remedy Co., Chicago or Now York.
The state herald., 1897-07-16
First publication July . 1897
NutiCe fur PUBLIC atiun.
Land Once ut Sterling. Colo |
June 20 Isy1


June 20 lsE
Notice Is hereby gwen that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his inten
ton TO make final proof in support of his
claim and that said proof will be made before
the clerk OF the district court Mt lIolyokc
Colo on Aug II 1881 viz
Viola T. bennett formerly wife Of Nathaniel
u Woodruff deceased
I'D L II for the IL W Y of sec - tpsnri5 W
6pm
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva.
ton Of said land viz
william q Powers of Ilolyoke Colo
Stewart W licggs "
Elmer Trcgo d" "
Everett l. Amber e "
CfLgxING Register