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Beautiful Sight.

In "Trans-Sibcrian Savages" tho au-
thor gives a description OF u beautiful
and unique phenomenon which he wit
messed off The shore OF Sakhalin ISL
and. The bright blue water WIS SO
clear that fora long distance from the
shore he could see the notion and even
the Gshes. shna.s OF which were moving
gently hither and thither.
Above the swimming fish was q
strange phenomenon; the surface of the
water was like dazzling snow. This
brilliant white surface, which extended
over an area OF nearly q square mile.
was not sea-foam, for, with the ex-
ception OF the ocean swell, the water
was placid rs alale.
My friend. seeing my delight. mo-
tionel me to hani him il of the rifles.
He took no aim hut simply fired.
Instantly the air was full ofskimming
sn0wiakcs, scintil!ating in the bright
sunshine against the deep blue sky right
across the horizon, while the surface OF
the water ceased to be white aud be.
am uniform in its Mueness
This is the most beautiful sight that
this latitude has to offer and most for
tunate was in getting it. just at that
season millions upon millions Of *
1nisitely white birds migrate 10 that
spot They are whilcrthan The whi;cst
Of gulls and their p.umage is much
more brilliant, SO MS to he quite dlzs
cling in the sunshine. What these birds
are ! had no opportunity OF determine.
.nR.
Agood bicycle can Be bought Par,ia
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New Way To Make Ice,

New York Press: A modest chemist
living in Los Angeles, CAL, has discov-
cred a salts which may kill all existing
methods of supplying ice. A thimblc-
full is Theoretically sealed in a nickel
silver receptacle about three-eighth OF
an inch in diameter and two inches
long, which the soldier may carry by
the dozen in his haversack. 1t weighs
about as much as a cartridge. Dropped
into a canteen of water it converts the
contents into ice in an incredibly short
time. A larger one will freeze a buck
ct Of Santiago Tor any other) water,
and still larger a tub. AS the salts
do not come in contact with the water
the latter remains unpolluted. A law
yer controlling the discovery is now
in New York, in correspondence with
the secretary of war, and his hopes are
high that it will be adopted by the
army.
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IT could not listen to Psalms, child"
thing happened,n gasped Winnie, strur.
Cling to her feet, and cropping for her
shoes. II nm afraid Of the storm: the
laundering of the waves, and the dreadful
screaming noise of the wind coming IN
over the Head, kept me from closing NV
eyes"
"Dreadfll" responded Lady Mountre.
vor, wildly. ut sounds exactly like death.
cries! l fell asleep-I wish 1 had not. /
dreamca-oh, / d dreamed 50 awfnlly!n She
was hnrrying Winnie along the corrido,
rs she spoke, and Winnie felt her shudder
like one In an ague. What did you play
that Dead March, fory That idiot. to
make such a musical selection! 1t has
been ringing and beating i'll my ears ever
since-ever since, Winnie. I have been
dreaming of collins. and of everyone I
ever knew aud cared for being laid IN them
everyone! I knew I'LL the dead facesi
.rOf all nights in the year to play the Dead
March, Heavens! / shall never want to
hear It again! It seemsb beating oil around
me-the mir is full of itH'
sDear Lady Mountrevor," said Winnie,
terrified, sit 10 but your Imagination
"My imaginationlr' she echoed. 81 wish
that my imagination were not quite SO
vivid. And 1t Is so long ago-sevea years
now, = she muttered. "SWhy need it all
come back to me Tonight That Dead
March'-that was it; they did not play It
then. No. mott was Q lonely funeral-a
lonely grave in a far-of land! Why did ]
think of itsn 5
The flood of cheerful radiance. the soft
olarp of tIe rOae-hy1nd wax cnndIos from,
hes warm, pleasant looms. streamed out
on the dark lobby, and shone on her fnce,
which was white and stony. with distend,
I'D CLASSY eyes, like those OF q ~sleep.wnlker.
"a am so sorry that played II. I wish
Doctor Lake had not been stupid enough
TO ask for It, But for Madam bidding me,
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-12-17
THE FIRST TROOPS
TO REACH HAVANA
Two Hundred and Second New York
Arrived on the Transport
Minnewaska.
spAAlARDs GROWING FRIENDLY
Former Enemies Manifest No Hard
Feeling Toward Americans--
Gen. Davis for Governor
of Pinar del Rio.

!, i, c..4 yf.:%,l
havana Dec ls.-Ane nrse o'ii.s
States troops to march through the
streets of Havana will be the Two
Hundred and Second New York rcgi-
ment. which. with band PLAYING and
:olors flyinr. will march Sunday from
the San Jose wharf. after landing
there from tho trnnsnort Minne,yaska,
throuoh tho heart al Havana to the
western railroad station. The line of
march will he through tbe prado and
Contra, mark. These troous will be
sent to pinar do, Rio nroyince.
Genera Davis and his staff landed at
noon Yesterday and renorted to Gen.
ara Wn1a
NJ oh;an+ion h.. ,,.sn ,n,da ~ Cen.
ar.l rnstsllano 10 tha ,narch through
.ba o;t,, TN ~ - srs+ ,rase+o march
tnd,y h,+ ~ ,,;ixr,r nnnnn ms
~, s,,,;ng s.aa,. ansnnh r. Nov. he
nan;raaat ana aa,aSa - IN. t;,na
- tt,a ~ ;p isa .ant srs+ and
H.
aHiu moo
eNpee..u 1I.nano
shon hnes s an."np S n,nr,i eject
sii'.i new uli Tsn -
epoI =. Az. 1;.in-
npanssc soiuleis Sa.le.eo ~ - l,o,, ~
~ ~ 81. 'ose .auraa;o.s rr;sndiv
liie.r ia.e auseisaties .;aas M.
seseuies "eie ilia.'. ~ 49, ~ i,,ue
opuiiaIas eolnllen.eu. upo" ~ "se
SIN NO u 'ne aAi1eIican '. tsn ,s,
me regiment WI 'ake ioi.s uast
ra.ions. camp Sues nave ueen So. 49,,
ed out no work mas oeeh cone on .ilsin
II the same men VIII nave 70 n'oAe
thelf W camps. n..a
Until further notice ueherai uasis
VIII exercise Ihe 1uhcuoiis oi .liay
governor OF tue province OF Ilnaf me- uel
ne, now completely evacuated. lne
oath OF allegiance VIII oe ADMINS,
tered to the mayors Oh the towns anu
other civil otficiais. Inc eSisIIhg au.
thorltles are 10 pc contlhued Win
modif1eatlons TO SUIT 1utnre cohaitiohs.
General Davis Inns had n conferences
with General wade, VINO acqnalh.eo
nm in part with the instruction. the
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-12-17
THAT FLOUR TRUST.
Promoter Mcintyre lntimates His
Mission Was Successful.

New York, Dec. 12.-Thomas II. Me-
Intyre, of the firm of Mcintyre &
Wardwell, produce exchange, who is
known in the Wall street district as
the great combiner," returned on the
steamship Majestic. AS told hereto
fore, the object of Mr.. McIntyre's trip
to Europe was to obtain the consent
Of Richard Glyn, the president and
other stockholders Of the Pillsbury-
Washburn mills, TO a plan to form all
the great milling interests of America
into a gigantic -four trust.
Immediately upon his arrival Mr..
Mcintyre hurried to his office in the
Produce Exchange building, where he
remained closeted with his partners
for several hours.
To his friends, privately, Mr.. McIn-
tyre is said to have strongly intimated
that his mission abroad has been sue
cessful, and that the great combina-
ton, which will control about three
fonrths Of the worlds breadstuffs, will
surely be formed.
1t is said that the capital Of the new
trust will be $3.50, 900. 900 and the ca.
pacity $4,000 barrels OF flour o day.
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Farewell. Beware,

Pausing a moment at the stair,
She lightly sang q gay farewell.
Farewell to thee-but no, beware!
Breathe not that word, too oft the 1tnel
OF life's best hopes" A frightened hush
An angry tumult OF surprise
Swept DER her face Its sudden flush;
AS, looking up, she met my eyes
And saw the shadow of her heart
And read Its timid secret there.
Then swift our clasped hands fell apart
And she was gone, while still the air
Echoed her words, observation-disclosures.
Years. years ago-but as 1 dream
Alone within the rosy gloom
or freight, in that one white beam
OF moonlight. lying In the room
l see her. Yes, just as of old
When last l saw her smiling stand
Just fallen from her hairs soft gold
This little pansy in my hand
The years flow back and I am young,
Again we stand beside the stair,
/ hear the parting words she suns
Half jestingly, Observation-Disclosures"
Farewell, beware! All. she Is gone,
The moons white beam
Has crept Without sat alone,
A II old heart with an idle dream.
And this. my faded pansy, here?
/ pluckcd II, kneeling by her noun
When DER our hearts one little year
OF parting time had run its round.
And i am here-and she Is there!
All. of that little word farewell,
or life's best hopes too oft the knell.
Beware, beware.
Mary Espy Thomson.
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! should have refused, NNl,iuss Sad, earn.
estly, trying to soothe Lady Mildred's
strange distraction. shall i real to you,
Lady MOuntrev0rs Perhaps II we read
some Psalms they might make ms feel
calmer. Its this terrible storm which
has shaken your nerves. q
.Fsnlms.!" Lady Mountrcvor repeated,
with ncornful impatience, II could not
listen to Psalms, child: Palms, with
! that ringing through my brain, and voices
that are silent In the grave for years CALI
ing my name, and dead faces looking to
metz
She flung herself down before the bright
fire, shrinking against q pillowed couch,
aud stretching out her arms to the blazing
warmth. like one who was almost chilled
to death.
Let me get you so%mething-a glass Of
wine, or some cordial or other-do, Lady
Mountrever-you look SO cold and illl''
urged Winnie, earnestly.
"Jnst as you like, since you IRE kind
enough to propose it, she returned, list
lessly. ~ did not wish to wake my maid
servants are not always acceptable Mt
PENDANTS, and the girl is better asleep.
There is wine in that little buffet OF the
window, Miss Cacrlyon-pray lake a little
yourself; and there is some %sal-volatile on
the table in my DIR sssing-room.n
Passing throng'l the bedcha1nber to the
dressing-room beyond, Winnie sought for
the bottle of which Lady Mountreror had
spoken, and, seeing II small phial Of es.
sence of cloves lying beside it IN the little
medicine casket. she secured 1T also, aud
turned to leave the room, when a strong
light, shining beneath u door leading to
an adjoining apartment. and the sound OF
voices arrested her steps--a woman's voice
subdued, but full OF distress, miugling
soothings aud supplications, and a child's
~fretfui, half-articulated complaints.
Impulsively she went forward and
opeI-ed the door. A dark-skinned. for
eign-looking woman was kneeling on the
floor beside q child's cot, and holding up
before her q large black and white cruel
fix, to which she was fervently praying,
mingling her fearful petitions with caress.
ing words to the child, who, partly awake,
was staring at the white figure on the
ebony cross, with his little hands folded in
imitation Of his nurse, peevishly questions
ing her and crying also.
Continued Neyf Wnnl; \
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DISCUS ARMY BILLS.
Chairman Hull Looks for Action BE.
fore the HOLIDAYS.

Chairman Hull Looks for Action BE.
fore the Holidays.
Washington, Dec. l2.-The house
committee on military affairs has be-
gun the consideration of measures
for the reorganization and increase of
the army tc meet the conditions aris-
ing out of the war. Such progress was
made that Chairman Hull said ut the
close Of the meeting he expected not
only to report the bill to the house
before the holidays, but also to pass
1t by that time.
In order to expedite the work daily
committee meetings will be held be-
ginning next Monday.
Generals Miles and Schofield will be
invited to be present Monday to offer
suggestions and recommendations.
Following them the various heads OF
staff bureaus, the adjutant general,
commissary general, qunrtermaster
general, etc, will be given hearings.
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Pensions ana Post,nasters

Washington. Dec. s.-Pensions have been
granted as follows:
Iowa: Original-William H.. Johnston.
Ellston. So. 1ncrease-William A. Lunt.
Clcarfield, Sc to SO; George w. Harper.
Abba, Sc to IS; James Murray, soldiers.
home, M%arshalltown. IS t. .l2; sylvester
II. Wiley. Des Molnes, IS to $40. Cyrus n.
Teater. Walnut City. $i4 to SIT.
Postmastcrs have been appointed as FOL-
lows:
1owa-Duncan, Hancock county. An
Lhony Malek. Vice Frank Ulrich, removed.
Midway, Woodbury. county, Sven E',
signed: West Lake. Hancock county. q
a: Olson, vice F. e. McCorkie, resienei:
w. II. Means. Boone; c. E.. Cormody. Ma
pieton; II. w. Clark. Taylor.
Nebraska-Ramsey. Derel county ~ r.
Hooper. vice NJ. ]. Woodworth, resigned,
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at last she could never know why)
And never could understand.
-Rudyard kiplirg.
The Kaiser,s Chest Protectors. n

A Berlin newspaper says the orders
of decoration borne by the emperor
of Germany are worth over 1000, 900
marks Ia little over $230,O0o). His
principal and most valued decorations
are the insignia of the Black Eagle.
the Order of ST. John, of the Garter
and Of the Toison dor. In all he has
over 200 crosses, stars, badges and
other insignia. 1t is said that he takes
them with him on all his journeys and
voyages, his hunting expeditions ex-
cepted. The Golfer containing the dec
orations is in the constant care of an
officer OF the court, who accompanies
the kaiser everywhere. On returning
10 Berlin the Golfer is locked up with
the crown jewels in the treasury.
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e War Balloon.

One OF the most Interesting features OF
the recent maneuvers of the German army
at Minden was the ascension of the new
war balloon. which differs materially In
construction from those In use in the
United States army.
Ths.shaps OF this new signal balloon is
like a aausage; q large flag is attached
below to denote the presence OF the gem
eral officer commanding. The balloon is
carried to the field In a wagon. 1t is then
inflated with gas from iron jars, which
are also carried to the scene of the as,
censton in wagons.
AS the balloon fills 1t Is made fast 20 a
coll OF. steel wire, carried In q wagon
drawn BY six horses, who start OF in the
required direction, carrying the balloon
and the jars OF gas, the contents of which
are hlniig the balloon through rubber
After about twenty minutes the balloon
which has by this time filled, Is detached
from the wagon, when two parties of six
men each take hold OF ropes made fast
to Y and seem yeritably to fly over the
ground.
When operations are finished, or a halt
as ordered, a small circular balloon Is run
Up underneath and attached to the signal
Balloon. This balloon may carry mes
20 Ind from the accommodating ball
a &o6|s
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In winter Use AlIen,s Foot-Ease.

A powder to be shaken into the
shoes. During winter your feet feel
uncomfortable, nervous and often cold
and damp. If you have perspiring,
smarting feet or tight shoes try
Aliens Foot-Ease. 1t warns and rests
the feet and makes walking easy.
Cures swollen and sweating feet, Bills
tiers and callous spots. Relieves corns
and bunions of all pain and is a GER
tain cure for chilblains and frost bites.
Try it today. Sold by nll druggists
and shoe stores for csc. Trial package
mailed free. Address Allen S. Ohm
stead, LeRoy, N. Y.
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lGtye Ii Rast.

Give U9 q Rest. @
Backward. turn backward. o Time. II You
Back TO discussions about tho chinese;
About the Klondlke and the hunters for
Give us Your views on the tariff again.
Gali on your scrihes from their war hor-
Give Us a rest won't your give u. a
backwaId. dow backward. 0 Time, q few
Tired ns of requests 10 sRemember the
Sick 81 the very words spaniard and.
Tired Of FL Caney and submarine mines.
Snapshots of spaniards with lea in
ii e OF TRANSPORTS proceeding out west.
Tired Of displacement, and tonnage and
Trenches and %sauadrons and kicks about
Fired Of the bottle and likewise the cork,
VI reporters with Sampson aboard
the New York.
of Teddy's rough riders and valor dis
Or Evans who cussed and Phillips who
prayed;
taieS VI slnG SuDanS distressed.
GIVE us n rest, hang 1t! Give us a rest.
Bring back the time when each months
magazines
Discussed Il few topics besides the Phil.
ippines:
When each page was not rife with tor
gedoes n shot,
And drawings ''our artist" had done ION
the spot"
Rehash Old Abe and Napoleon and Grant,
~ even revert to political rant;
pressed.
For | must a a rest, Mister; must
have a rest!
have been bored long enough by San
And views of strange lands where our
soldiers have gone;
typical street SCENES and converts
and fruits,
Photos of heroes and maps of their
routes,
sugar plantations, palm trees and Luzon,
shattered Vizcaya n bloodthirsty
Don;
Huts matched with grasses n natives
Embarrassed
Give us q rest, dunn IT! Give us q rest.!!'
.... Vi .-7aaE 1t. ME e-Vopkfcp Gn1atroz
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-12-17
NEW CUBAN COMMISSION.
wnl Determine the Plan of Amer.

VIII Determine the Plan of Amer
lean Governmental Functions.
Washington, Dec. 1.-THE admins
tration has practically decided to send
u commission to Cuba, consisting of a
representative each from the war,
treasury and postofice departments,
and the matter will be brought up for
actionnt the next cabinet meeting. The
commission is to determine aud, If pos
siblc, to execute in a general way what
is needed throughout the island in the
assumption of the government func-
lions by the United States toward the
island Of Cuba.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-12-17

There is more catarrh in this section OF
the country than all other diseases put to-
gether, and until the last few years was
supposed to be incurable. For q great
disease, and prescribed local remedies,
and by constantly falling to cure with
local treatment, pronounced 1t incurable.
tutional disease. and therefore requires
constitutional treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure. manufactured by T, J. Cheney &
Co., Toledo. Ohio. is the only constitu-
'ternally in doses from 10 drops to a ten
spoonful. 1t ncts directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system. They
offer one hundred dollars for any case II
fails to cure. Send for, circulars and tes-
ttmonfals, Address
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-12-17

Art and agriculture form q curious
combination. But it is ommon in the
musical profession. NJ. Jean de Reszke
has q successful stock farm. Verdi
grows vegetables. Nine. Calve has a
poultry farm, and Herr Nogt, the Wag-
merriam tenor, wins prizes at dairy
shows. Your modern artist is n prac-
teal person.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-12-17
The Worlds Supply of Wheat

An English expert claimsthat the wheat
producing soil of the world is unequal to
the strain that will be put upon it. Even
now when the food supply is ample. thou
sands die because their disordered stom-
achs fail to digest the food they take.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters strengthen
md tone up the stomach and digestive or
inns. -- .
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-12-17
Sold by Druggists, Is cents.

The king Of AMMAN has an original
idea in the way of a strong box. He has
the trunks of trees followed out, filed
with gold and silver. and flung into his
private lake, where q large staff Of
crocodiles wards off intruders. What
will he do when he wants his treas
'ures?
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-12-17

j. N. Vaughn of Richmond, Va, who
died recently, carried the heaviest life
insurance of any. smnn in Virginia. His
policies aggregated $4,000.
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DECISION FAvoRs cAsToRIA
Judge Grosscup Grants an Injunction
Against Imitators of This Valuable
Romedv.

aE4 AE-
JadGe Grosscup Grants an Injunction
Against Imitators of This Valuable
Remedy.
Adhesion of general Interest was deiiy
cred lately at Chicago by Judge.Peter s.
Grosscnp of the United States Circuit
Court, giving the Ccntaur Company OF
New York City, manufacturers Of Cas-
toria. a world renowned remedy, an in
junction against the members Of the Chi
cagc firm Of IInrd, Young T. Hirschon.
acting as agents of the Pitcher Medicine.
Company OF Duluth, MINI.
Judge. Grosscup,. in his decision, finds
that the defendants manufactured. put
up and sold imitation wrappers, labels and
packages, q preparation known as Gas
toria." The court held that such manu-.
facture and use of original label was a
gross violation Of the Centaur Compnny's
rights. The judge %thereupon issued M
Injunction restraining the defendants from
Initiating the original castoria labels FOL
Centaur Company. Messrs. Hamlipe,
Scott and Lord appeared IS attorneys for
the Centaur Company. During the hear
Ing OF the case an affidavit was read from
DR.. Samuel Pitcher, the originator OF the
preparation castoria, in which he stated
thnt the Centanr Company only had the
right ID use his formula and his name.
Charles FL. Fletcher, president of the
company, has been most active in tracing
the source of spurious goods that were
found on the market and offered for sale
as the real article. He discovered that the
imitation was first put on the market by
the Sager Drug Company OF Duluth,
Mimi, and that Mr.. Hurd and others
handled the preparation in Chicago. The
sale was found 80 easy that the agents
proceeded to put up a preparation Of their
own, thus checkmnting their principals.
The decision just rendered covers both i'm.
itations. The Centaur Company are now
taking steps to proceed criminally against
druggists who have been talked into lay
ing in q stock of the counterfeit "Cas.
toria.,p
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-12-17

Miss Estelle Reel, as Wyoming's SUI
perintendent of public instruction,
has charge of all the buying and SELL
ing Of school lands and has Increased
in this line the states income from
500 to $1,000 q week.
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Ihsss Is No TELLING.
be aureS NOT \ . let rheumatism stay r.
2 system longer than 3 can eet .
bottle OF st. Jacobs Oil to cure II. rhers
81 no telling what part II ma STRIKE a.
aoNS much misery It may give.
A Brave Inventor.

Alfred Nobel, the remarkable man
VINO invented dynamite, is thus de-
ssriDed by Henry de Mosenthal IN the
Nineteenth Century:
physically weak, Of a nervous.
highly strung and exceptionally sem
sitiye disposition, he was endowed
With strong will, unbounded energy
ana wonderful perseverance,; he feared
no aanger, and never yielded to ad-
serslty. Many would have succumbed
hhderssimiiar circumstances, but thr
succession OF almost insurmountable
n~i1hcnlties, the explosion OF his fac
lory causing a general scare and dread
OF n g deadly compound he was maxi
ing; the loss OF his youngest brother,
70 whom he was devotedly attached;
n consequent paralysis Of his old ia
ther, and his mothers grief and anx-
iety could not deter him from pursu-
ing his ain.
f. ms co-existence of impulsive dar-
ing u sensitive timidity was a strik-
ing feature In his character. He FREE
quently demonstrated the value and
safety of his explosives with his own
hands, although he was particularly
susceptible to headaches caused BY
bringing nitroglycerin into contact
with b skin. They affected him SO
siolently that he was often obliged to
ne down on the ground in the mine
or quarry in which he was experiment.
ing. On one occasion, when some dy-
Mantle could not be removed from a
large cask, he crept into it and dug
the explosive out with a knife"
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Two prominent members of the Mis-
souri, legislature are A. T. Sober, Of
Carthage, and A. l.. Booze, of Marys-
vile.