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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-27

New York. oetohsf s.--Tne E,en,ne pos,..
Leteon financial rnblegram Gays: rbe NE
m s,, h,re epencd duh today but cisssS
20 cover lines put ont during the recent t,,ls
Arerieans were decidedly strong on New Ycrit
snppert ana closed az about the hest. spsnsn
n sm W f'mu osner Paris specaliies were ais,
strong, ""su'riuiiy
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New York, October &c. Money on ca,, ,,.x
g. a., ,hTs per cent Last loan per cent
EXCHANGE strong with actual bus,,s.s' 10 s'ssrnas
s1s bills Ct t,@aift sea. Tor demand md ~
,'SsshnASss fer sixty days posted "I ra,s ~
si ss ana t,s'saIsS Commercial blns Isl,
isau dollars ~. Government bonds sr meA,
state bonds Inactive: railroad b,nds =, aTs'
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COTTON SEED rnoDucrs.

Old fashions in dress mse be revived. hut
no old,fashionsd medicine can replace
Chambcrlaiu's collie Cholera and Diarhcea
Kennedy FtI' sale by ali druggists.
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A GENERAL FINANCIAL REVIEW
STOCKS SHOWED A TENDENCY no
RIfL..4 Of INTO QUIETUDE.
DO All the Trading.
Recovery In sterling Exchange
Due To London.

New York, October a6.--The stock marke.
showed tendency TO fall into auietude again
today as though in sympathy with the dull
ness and uncertainty Of foreign exchange,
But there was a quiet absorption OF standard
stocks all through the list OF firm tone and
considerable strength In some issues. The re-
actionary tendency In the wheat market, the
fallng off in the export demand for both
wheat and corn and the weakness in the for.
cisn grain markets were apparently without
effect The reason for the apparently illogi
cal movements for tho past few days OBJ
v'ously Is that the market Is entirely In the
hands OF professional traders without any
participation by the outside public. when
this class sell 1t is simply with a view to
buying at lower level and their maneuvers
can only prove successful where they induce
following to take the poor end of the bar.
gain. Where there Is no such following there
Is nothing to do but re.race their course by
selling OF buying as the case may be- the
final operations being made in opposition to
the eliminating factor on which the specu-
latlvo commitment has been made.
The exciting causes Of the traders activity
OF the last few days having subsidized, the
market became comparatively dun today and
the traders betook themselves to the highly
speculative industrials. Tobacco moved
feverishly below yesterdays level aud Sugar
above OH large transactions without any defn-
able reason IN either case.
The recovery In sterling exchange was tho
effect of the renewed stringency In the Lon
don market caused by the needs OF tomor-
rows stock exchange settlement. Exchange
on Paris showed an easier tone rejecting
the pressure for the movement Of funds from
that center owing to the strong aspect of do
nestle politics there
Bonds were moderately active at advancing
prices. Total sales $3,l90,o00.
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COFFEE.

ordinary to fair sis6Is ~''F''
New YORK, October &c. Coffee opt,ons
closed barely steady points lower 10
,p9ints higher; sales q. 01o bags Spo, soffce
Rio duh and easy; mild. quiet. 'o'''s'
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oOMMEM,,sL nR,rrs

io,f ssc for the account: exch.rs rertes
ssf Sic for checks On London
New York. October %, -Cfe,ripr. ,,,.
So: balsucfs E.22s. 10. '"ss sie' s5s,
New Neyk. October "a. Tota, s,o,,,
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New York, October PC. The continuance ct
mail orders In fair quantities in the dry
goods market kept the average of sales up to
high standard. Dependence upon the COM
ing Of buyers into the market is prerarious
Today. for instance, the operations of this
Grass; influenced no doubt by the unpleasant
weather. We're on small basis Nnor h.,
operators showed no special activity, The
mail orders are now for larger amounts than
mas hitherto been the case This is true Of
cotton goods, the interest in which has shown
distinct gain since the new agreement ha,
been signed by the Fall River print cloth
manufacturers. In staple cottons there hays
been fairly heavy orders reported for brown
goods N wide sheetiugs, standards and drills
heavy purchases Export gccds were al ~ ~
subject OF fair request at reasonably fair
prices. Print cloths were stuguant.
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Hunter u CO... Cotton Letter.

u. w, Hunter 4 Co. say of today's cotton
market Liverpool made very feeble re-
Spouse TO our advance of yesterday, being only
1e-6i higher and doing only 10000 bales on
tho spot. Our markets opened to > points
lower and trading was very dull all day. At
cents for March in New Orleans and 525
for JANUARY In New Yck. there was cool buy
ing. but not sufficient to more than sustain
prices. There were killing frosts last night
at Memphis. Nicksburg and Little Rock and
more predicted fer tonight with very cold
weather extending down to the coast but
frosts and ice have lost their terror for this
erop. The political outlook is altogether
peaceful and the better feeling If not entire
absence of any further fears OF trouble were
clearly reflected In the weak and declining
wheat market. and the firm and advancing
stock market. but all this did not help cot
ton and the market closed to 3 7 ,ints low
or. with every appearance OF having fallen
into rut. which only better dry goods
trade conditions and an improved spot dsmand
can break decided falling off in receipts
Is already evident and in a few weeks it will
IN order to have reduced crop estimates and
then speculation may come to the rescue of
cotton In the meantime. holders are con-
tent to wait for their profits, and many of
them viii welcome some further decline upon
which they will gladly increase their lines.
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New York, October 2e,-Whcot- Receipts
~ 1885, exports 3i,cco; $40. easy; No. /. rrI
777i foi afoat, Options were under bc,r
cunirol all day and closed iam1%c lover.
The main Weakening factors were decidedly
weak cables. a jump in ccnsols and heavy SILT
Ing pressure ut Chicago. There WIS slight
rally on covering, followed by further riss
on The curb; No, red, May 70. Pig iron war.
rauis very quiet. I00ti1.yS, Tin quiet i77Sa
$500, Lead steady for Gpnt hut oasy and ,luIl
fDr futures, s.6lfiS,G,'s Speter firm aud I'M.
changed. :. 00m5. i2'i,
Nsw Orleans, October %; Flour, grain and
foeas,ufis lower, l'lour-EStra fancy 1 .Ssfr
4.aa. Corn meal I,75Gii.sn Bran 6. Nay=
Prime 10. oodli 90; cholcs i3. o0ai2 50 Corn.
NJ. sacked, white aud mixed SO; yellow IN
oats--No. 3 sacked %,
kansas City, October 26.--Wheat lower, M
hard 6S; No, hard 63i6t; No red siaiss;
No , spring diei6e Corn Arm; No mixod
~ Oats Arm; No, white -. RYE lowey.
No :, 80 Hay hrm; choice timothy 6. ia, !; oo'
Re- eipts-Wheat i27, 200, corn 81, 500. oars s,oo
shipments--Wheat i2tsii, corn 5000. oats 1000
Puts and Calls On Grain.
Chicago adyces TO n. W. Hunter 4 IN sav.
puts ON December wheat 66i. sSc6is and cal,s
90 and 6SN, '"''s
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New York. October 26.--The entire scope
OF the cotton market today was a matter of
only points. The general policy Of traders
was to 70 slow and watch the crop move
ment. The more immediate influences were
the Liverpool cables which showed an UNI
satisfactory response 10 the bullsh ,overtures
made BY our market yesterday Thess caused
decline OF l42 points on the opening call.
which finished with the market steady IN
tone The bear contingent was disposed to be
conservative on account Of the continued low
temperature, following the heavy to killing
osts reported last night. The unsettled af-
fairs in foreign political circles was another
drawback to trade. The fact that the stock
market was In better shane failed to slim
ulate speculation in cotton. Supplementary
Yesterdays heavy exports of cotton were
claims of continued export interest In the
southern spot markets and prospect for a
continued outward movement limited only by
me capacity Of ocean tonnage. notwithstand-
ing the high freights prevailing As com
pared with yesterdays closing figures to-
DAY market at tho lowest point showed de-
cline OF 2dt points. The market was finally
steady at net loss of 2tf3 points
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nd. seIIers; vHIuo.
New Orleans Futures.
Futures opened steady; at noon dull; closed
steady.
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Canned Goods.

Tao season for new pack cnnued goods ~
nov vell under way aud Houston jobhers nave
large stocks ON hand and contracted TO ar
rive. The demand is improving and the out
look encouraging.
Thomas j. Mcchan & CO. Of Baltimore. IN
their circular OF Octoebr -, say. Increased
ACTIVITY IN several leading lines Characterized
the canrti goods ianrket here during the past
week. For insthrte, i,uossbs Ifies ADVANCED
from 1ul 10 81: s-puund pie pcaches iroin zoe
10 S5c gallon pie peaches from s.. 10 to S2.?o
2-pound seconds peaches advanced -iac per
dozen, and 2-polind STANDARD peaches advanced
dr dozen. Striur beans, strawhcrres. r.j
cherries and l-pound i-ouncc oysters zach adj l.
Srncod 21kc n dozen. The demand for peas oil
all giGdes has been larger during the isontns
OF September aud Octobe. than 1t has been
durinf those two months in several years.
Even soaked corn was entirely sold out during
tho past week.
Tho lower range of prices on Tomatoes ere
9ttd much activity all along the line, and the
nnrke, closes much stronger than II WAS ono
woel; ago. 1t is very noticeable that amy con-
ceasions made IN the prices OF tomatoes, no
matter whether OF the commonest or the hign-
est quality. causes increased buying IN almost
all directions The tomato market is certain
" II. very healthy condition. and perhaps
WIS never on safer basis for successful spec-
Eaiinn. The demand for APPLES aud pears
tobtinues large and they have been consist
entity active since tho packing Of them bcgnn
this season. II looks like the long anticipated
general Improvement in the canned goods
market has been started and sooner than was
t1IHcted
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Month of delivery.

Comparative Spot Market.
The following are the closing quotations for
cotton the spot today at the leading mar
kets. together with the closing OF middlins
Yesterday. with today's sales:
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Mouth Of delivery.

asked: b bid: nominal
New York futures.
Futures opened steady at decline; at noon
barely steady; closed steady.
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Asihet rioscd bars Of be1,cs; fair s,,nnAv
2, GOVT ana hsiiers market active and stton
scod for best qualities. iioss IA fsir snn,',
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Trade Notes.

owirg TO heavy roeip,s and a slaokins M,
OF tho demand. rcultsy prices arc sc per
do1ea lower
Erin. 1855
Il. st primary markets the prices of potntoes
have advanced cents per 100 which makes
~ cents in the past week. The tone Is strong
Quotations on all soda and oyster crackers
arc NC lower,
The Whaiev mills at Gainesville have adj
faaced prices OF four Is cents per barrel.
A New York advice sayg that pecnns are
steady. with prices tending inward in sym.
pafhy with crop reports, which Indicate n ~.
auction 81 % TO 10 pre- eent IN Yield as COM
pared with last year. Polished medium, i,6c:
lafEs, 4%c; extra. INC.
New crop Sicily lemons are said TO be
showing much better quality than the FIRST
arrivals In previous years, The prospect of
enlArrsd competitions with Florida Is sald 10
~ making the average Sicily slipper mofr
careful al to the quality OF the stock sent 10
this market. W
Tic Los Angeles Fruit Wo,id says, Tbe
citrus CROP output OF 1j.Vo0 cars was this year
the greatest OF any year. in spite OF the most
aesere winter weather In u de-, ade ana row
the total deriduous fruit shipments Ior tI;s
season have passed the 1000 ,nark, contrary IN
cxf ectntions aud estimates ~ the best a,,s
thofitics for the output Of the entire Al i snn
ana there Is considerable lett TO the season
~. 'S"s'"
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GALVESTON.
This This
NEW ORLEANS.

days and Sundays by Albert MONTGOMERY 4
@. tlimted). live stock commission mer.
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and Calls On Grain


Chicago adylces TO n. W. Hunter & co sav.
puts on December wheat 6s,4 dce,s and calls
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CargilI "a Richardson's Circular.

IN
Carsill Richardson say of cotton: A kill
ing frost WIS reported this morning in North
TsNas. the Territories. Arkansas and the Mis-
sissippi valley. Undoubtedly this has done
considerable damage and in some sections.
especially the valley, the crop will be cut
considerable The complications between
England and France are more pacific. aad
rhere Is hardly doubt now but that quick
settlement of these difficulties will be seen.
Sumors were out that the Egyptian govern.
ment had been requested by France to con-
duct Major Marchand down the Nile The
news IN cotton was encouraging as a whole
still the market shows no animation or signs
of remuneration.
Europe cables offers are as a rule too low
for business. but TO offset this the interior
Is holding firm. probably due to some eX-
tent to the reduced rates which were to 30
into effect on November 3 Ths semi weekly
movement was quite heavy thirteen towns
showing receipts l5l,061, shipments 100 16l
Stocks are accommodating, 4oo,2i2 being re-
ported at these towns
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MONEY AND BAsKIss

Exchange IL quoted as follows; ,; AZ r
buying, s200Gs.5o discount, ,,s ~ ~ : y
York, st. Louis and Kansas VIZ !; Z l1o1I
discount. New Orleans, buyins
selling, par.
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HOUSTON BANK cLEARis Z 1
The following are the elea ass ~ II I
Houston banks for the week 'ns ~, J, t1c
the corresponding time last Z
with the. increase or decrease 100 lncfv4
The Forrest City times., 1898-10-07
A Narrow Escape.

Thankful words written by Mrs. Ada
e. Hart, of Groton, 5. d: "Was
taken with bad cold which settled on
my lungs; cough set in which finally
terminated in Consumption. Four
doctors gave ME up, saying l could live
but short time. gave myself up to
my Savior, determined il | could not
stay with my friends on earth, | would
meet my absent ones above. Nv hus-
band was advised to get Dr.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption
Coughs and Colds. | gave it a trial.
took in all eight bottles. 1t has cured
me, and thank God | am saved and
now we'll and healthy woman Trial
bottles free at John II. Tipton's Drug
Store. Regular SIZE SOC. and 81 90
Guaranteed to cure or price refunded.
The Forrest City times., 1898-10-07
School Board.

Tha School directors of the Forrest
City School district, No. Z, met in the
Bank building Wednesday night at
O'Clock, tile following members being
present: President l.. Rollwage, Sec
rotary J. L. Fondren, j. E. Stone, Jno.
Calling aud JAS. Russell.
The president stated that the object
of tie called meeting was to arrange
the colored school, select teachers and
set date of opening aud length of term.
A motion was made and carried that
the term should be five months, COM
mencing Monday, October 10.
Motion made and carried that a
principal and two assistants be elected.
the second assistant to commence work
at the discretion of the principal.
The salary of the principal was fixed
at $50 per month, with S. additional
for Janitor, and the assistants are to
receive $40 per month each.
Fifteen candidates presented their
names-nine females and six males.
The ballot resulted in the election of
w. l. Purifoy as principal, Miss Lula
Williams, first assistant, and j. S.
Strickland. second assistant.
No further business the board ad-
journed.
The Forrest City times., 1898-10-07
HcCulloch's Dates.

Hon. =. ID. McCulloch, democratic
nominee for congress ror the First con-
gressional district of Arkansas. will
address the people at the following
times and places:
Harrisburg, Poinsett county, Tues.
day, October IL, 1:30 o. IN.
Piggotf, Clay county, Wednesday,
October -. l:30 p. m,
Paragohld. Green county, Thursday
October 70. 80 p. IN.
Corning, Clay county, Friday, Octo.
Der II, l:s0 p. m.
Walnut Ridge. Lawrence county,
Saturday, October Is, $50 p. IN.
Pocabontas. Randolph county,
Tuesday. October IS, 2:S0 p. m.
Black Rock, Lawrence county, We'd
nesday, October 10, 7:30 p. m. !! .
Hardy. Sharp county, Thursday, Oc-
tober 20, go p. m.
Evening Shade, Sharp county, Fri.
day. October 2l, 1880 p. m.
Jonesboro. ,Craighead county, Tues
day, October %, 1:30 p. m.
Newport, Jackson county, Wednes-
day, October 26, l:30 p. m.
Augusta, Woodruff county, Thurs
day. October %, l:30 p. II.
Wynne, Cross county, Friday, Octo-
Der 2S, 1880 D. m.
Forrest City, st. Francis county, Sat
urday, October 20, l:30 p. m.
Osceola, Mississippi county, Wednes-
day, November 2, 1:30 p. m.
Marion, Crittenden county, Friday,
November 4, p. m.
Helena, Phillips county, Monday,
November Z, pm.
Democratic papers will please pub
lsh and democratic committees will
arrange place of speaking.
II. +. CRITTENDEN,
Chairman Democratic Congressional
Committee, First Congressional Dis
trict.
ALLEN HUGHES. Secretary.
The Forrest City times., 1898-10-07
The Doctors In Consultation,
From benjamin Franklin

From Benjamin Franklin.
when you are sick, what you like best
is to be chosen for a medicine in the first
place; what experience tells you is best,
to be chosen in the second place; what
reason Ii. e. theory says is best to be chosen
in the last place. But il you can get DR..
Inclination, DR.. Experience and Dr. Rea
son to hold consultation together, they
will give you the best that advice that can
be taken"
When you have had bad cold Dr.. In
clnation would recommend Chamberlain S
Cough Remedy because it is pleasant and
safe to take. DR.. Experience would rec
ommend 1t because it never fails to effect
speedy and permanent cure. DIR. Rea-
son would recommend it because 1t is pre-
pared ON scientific principles, and acts on
natures plan in relieving the lungs, open
the secretions and restoring the system to
natural and healthy condition. For
sale by all Druggists.
The Forrest City times., 1898-10-07
ODOM TIM ES.


Health is improving somewhat in
this neighborhood.
Consid cradle rain has fallen the past
week.
We have a few bob,tail cows in this
section, and have been thinking Of
sending for your Democrat correspond.
ent to come over and retail them.
i think the people in the bottoms
need all the free ferry boats they can
get at present.
II. +. Barrow has been making sor-
ghum this week. think he will soon
give Odom the go by.
Mr.. Gunners is having nice time
gathering the crop of SO uirrells.
Cotton picking is getting very slow
this week. The cotton is rotting in
the boil.
j. II. Odom and Jack Moore made a
pleasant visit to Palestine Sunday.
There is plenty of hogs, corn and
peas in this section.
Capt. Farrow lost one of his best
COWS Saturday. The captain feels the
loss very much. LITTLE SAM.
The Forrest City times., 1898-10-07
DEMOCRAT TIMES.

IT. could be hotter
. Don't experiment, but get the ole
reliable Plantation Chill Cure.
J. NJ. Wallace and wife visited p
Jackson and wife Monday, returning
hoae Tuesday.
n. W. Jones is on the sick list this
week.
L. Jackson is busy hunting hogs He
has lots of corn and wants to get rid of
some of it.
w. 5 Thomas attended Quorum
court at Forrest City, Monday and
Tuesday.
Richard Mooney, the mail carrier at
THIS place. is shaking the cotton stalks.
Cotton pickers are needed at this
place very bad.
L. ". Noiment got ground up in a
sorghum mill, but nothing was hurt
mitch except the sorghum mill was
slightly disligured.
Two days of sunshine and four days
OF rain.
II cotton in the bottoms is not picked
over soon about one-third will rot if
the rain continues.
The stand of corn that has just made
us appearance is good, but the most of
II is too high to be worked.
Our public school closed Wednesday
ana Miss Lula Cowan, the teacher. re-
turned To her home in Forrest CITY
we we're sorry 10 give her 10, as She
The Forrest City times., 1898-10-07
CnURcHEs AND sABnATH SCHOOLS.

Methodist Episcopal Church. Soujh--Rcv. \.
Y. Holloway pastor. Services every sunday al
Il a N: and p m. Prayer meeting every
Thursday night al 3 O'Clock. Sluhuth sehoni
every Sunday morning at 10 o'clock. q. u,
Mallory. superintendent. TIE pnhlte Is coo
daily invited. ls,dles Aid Society meets every
Tuesday afternoon az o't.lork at the parson-
axe. Epworth League meets every sunday
afternoon at 5ocloek. J, +. Wynne, pres.
Presbyterian Cburch--sev. l.. II. Simpson.
pastor. services every trst ana ihiru sab
bath at II Il. m. aud Z 80 D. m. Prayer meet
ing every Iburssiry uightAt same hour. sab
hath school every Sunday morning ut 9;an.
Il. 4. 6ray superintendent, Tue public Is
cordially invited.
Baptist Chureh-fld W. J. Robinson. pastor
Services every sunday ~ II u, mr.. and y. m.
Prayer meeting eyely Wednesday night at
! ocinek. sabbath Schoul every sunday
morning At 9:S0 O'Clock. } NJ. Preweif. supt
Tue public wId be cuhn,liy Welcomed.
Rsp.is' Young Peopie's Christian Union
meets every Monday night at O'clock w
L. sanders president.
Vices ON the second and fourth sundays oi
each month. viz: Mn>s at 10 ~ M; cate
cnisn. 2.vV y. IN; evening dcYOnon NJ 5.
Seats free al any oi the SERVICES
Church of the Good shepherd Protestant
Episcopal. heYnlar services on Fourth sun
DAY OF each month ny Rev. T.. j. Williams.
Morning prayer aud sermon at /; o'cIocA
kvening piaVer aud sermon al ~ O'Clock
SUNDAY school every sunday marnlig at $3.50,
Mr. ELLIS IurleS. superintendent. Al seats
lice. a cordial invitation TO lac services l.
extended 10 tae paoiic,
SECRET SOCIETIES.
Gen Forrest Lodge No 80. Knights of
Psthias. Meets every Monday night al Castle
Han, ID. g Webb. {. C.; J. NJ. Brown. X OF Il.
aud ). Visiting knights always Welcomed
Forrest City Lodge. Ne a25. Knieh1s and
Ladies' of Honor. Meets every ii AMI 4tn F,.i.
day night IN each month. Miss ~ . Mos
ley. Proteetress; Mrs. NJ. ". lizard, Secretary
81. Francis Lo3ge No. ~. kn.g9I:s Of Honor.
Meets every Isl ana ad FRIDAY n,.nt-s in cn,.h
MONTH. l. Ii. MeGuley. Diolaua; .Ino. 1.
Jones, Reporter.
Forrest City Lodge No RS. y. ( A ~
Meets every LIST ANA 81 M.uness.a, nignt ia
eeseh month IL. z Dou,ey, W NJ r. r.
haiiord, secretary.
Forrest City Chapter. No Co L A N. Meets
= tuesday "a each month. ". H. raslayl
naHh frest; Jno II Upton. Secretary.
Anoiio Cemmandery. No Il. K.f. Meet
NJ WSinesaay nlshi IA each month. L. A.
MNonii"en. e. e.; +. rnriey, Recorder.
y. Il Forrest Eucanplient rt-Coageaer.
htes; Meets lst Saturda. in each month i n
Sanders Commanders. +. Landvoigt. Adm,
tant. ' N1e
Noodmen of the World Forrest Camn % 7
ira ~ {. G.: A. ID Bowie, Clerk Meels Il,
inufsiay night IA each month.