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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-09-09
Sbre lcttc 0ciegenbett.
Gs tuirO balS nidbt mcbr ons &c
ringftc ans @rcat ScpttS 9iDtb=
Scrfauf ii6ris icin.
Ct miro Gein 3te( erretc6en.

SSSn btefem grpBen Rennen na6 benz
3leIe i9eint ii9 9reat Scott oem qeBz
ten v6urlongz "Pfoiten gu nG6ern, uno
Der 8epinn<Pfoiten liegt in bem 8ez
reid ietner Qugen. @r fie6t oenIel6en
oeutlt9, unb jeoer Nerp unb jebeMusz
tel feiner un6e3d6mbaren @iQensfraft
uno feines Wtut6es Iinb baruuf gert6z
tet, oas 3tel in Si6erbeit gu errei6en.
I'm itAer gu geben, bringt er ni6t nur
Spfer, tpte er 0ieie5 bisber t6at, I'm
8erpfli4tungen ein3ul0Ien, Ionbern
er bringt jeBt gr0Bere Opfer, als je 5us
bor, I'm It6 BON Der IGperen 8iirbe gu
befreien, pelhe iein tiibrer llnternebz
mungsgetit i6m auferlegt bat.
@reat Scott bertGuft Teine Maaren
ni9t me6r; er perI6enft oieIelben that
fGhli3, benn no f0nnen Sic 9urlDrz
un0 S6laf3immer Meublements,
8Iffets, @erldngerungszSH6e, Sletz
OerF6rdnte, G6iffoniers, Stiifle, Siz
I6e unb y8riczazgrac" aller 2lrt gu
peniger dls SOC. am Dollar sr6alten;
Sic tOnnen bes6al6 ni6t idgen, baB
sic oieielben tauften, ionoern bielz
mebr Sic erbielten bieIelben. llno
penn unter biefen 3pingenben llm>
itGnoen Der untDerIeQe @eriorger auz
Beroem berett lit, Sbnen ielbit 5u Ell
nem nod gertngeren, ais Dem bul6en
Preiie, entgegen gu fommen, 10 perz
Den sic Ither bic S6atIa3e anertens
nen, oaB Der &aufmann Der Mafen
gum 3iele our9oringen niro - bod
natiirli4 nur nit Silfe Sfre5 groB=
miit6igen 8eiitanbeS unD S6rer Nfitz
pirtung.
@reat Scott lit BON Der @ere6tiQz
felt Der W2aifen bes 9oltes iiber8eugt.
9affel6e bielt treu gu inn in Der Ser
gungenfeite unD Ni6t5 unter DerSonz
ne t0rnte i'm Dappn iiber3sugen, baB
e5 ni6t audi in Der 3ufunft inn treu
CUR Settle ite6en piro, Denn er Iagte
pieOerbolt: n9iefe Welt lit cine bantz
bare 8elt, unO penn SIR benz @OIte
gegeniiber gere6t IeiO, 10 pirO Das
@Olt audi gegen sud- gere4t fein."
unO 10. ii4 itiiBeno uuf Die On
bGnglt9teit Der Mafen an QlQe5, mas
pirtli9 reef, gere6t unb e6rlt9 Oom
Qtnfang bis gum Gnoe lit, raft Der
groBe 8reisbera6feBer iih gu elmer
leBten Nnitrengung empor, I'M aus iei=
ner eigent6iimli6en betlemmenOen Ga
ge 6eraus gu fommen unb 10 ben5erbIt
ais Elm neuer W3ann gu beginner, frei
bon benz 8orpurfe, irgenD pel6e gez
Iebli6e 8erpfli9tungen nidbt eingel0it
gu baben.
Gs 1T unn0tbig, bin3u5ufiigen, OaB
9reat Sott'S fGmmtli6s 2dDen, an
9oparoTtraBe, 8altimoreitraBe, 8apz
ItrdBe unb gentralz2lpenue, in 8etreff
bteIer munDerpollen Bargains in feinz
ten Nf0beln unO 9uusbultSartiteln
auf 8nuoe unO llngnu0e gu S6rer
8erfiigung fteben.
Sic birfen iene n8orp O'Ntorez"
S8autelItiibIe fir $1.49 ni6t OergeIz
len.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-09-09
Wfebr Srie98narbfIdnSe.
Oencral Ntiles lit @aIbiugtOa.
Gr turisert iif, Weiter iIbrr icine
Gnutrubrrir nit 9lgcr }u rCOen.
sBaftcr pcrIaRt mpntanf &uint.

Gr begiebt Ii8 na9 Camp Neaoe, Pa.,
INN bort ben Setretdr 2tlger gu
treffen, uno BON bort na9 Bdibz
tngton. - Die ipaniI6en Rduz
mungs @ommifGre parten nod
uuf SnTtruttionen.- MugenI9einz
lid bemii6en iie ii6, bic 8er4anoz
lungen gu perT6leppen. - Quf
Gu6a pirb es pahrideinli4 gez
robe7o geben. - 2tus6rud bes geIz
ben 5tebers unter einem nimmu@
nen" Regiment in Santiago, =
0os tragii6e @nOe bss @O6nes
bes Generals 8beeIer. - Camp
2tIger gerGumt.
92epz zgort, 8. Sept. - General
Sbafter fam 6eute BON Camp @is
fpff auf Wontout 9oint bier an uno
itieg i'm n5ift6 Qbenue 9otel" db, ND
er ii6erna4ten miro. gr begt6t Tt9
mor9en na9 Camp N}eaDe, 9u, um
bort BEN &riegSIetretdr 2tI9er gu trefz
fen, tpel6er beute N6eno pDn Bai 6ingz
ton ab3ureiien erfpartet, I'm Die berz
I6ieOenen Sruppenlager gu inIpi3iren.
8on @amp M}eaoe miro Itd6 8aneral
S6after na6 WuI bington bege6en. Sc
neral N}ileS lit bereit5 beute oprtbin
ab gereiit. General Bates fiibrt pG9z
reno 9eneral S6aFter's Q6peIenbeit
od5 Commando in Gdmp 0ifoff.
Me6rere 6reipiIigsn Regimenter
gingen 6eute bon bort na3 6uuie ab,
uno anoere Sruppen Iang;en aus Dem
Siioep an.
@aI6ington, n, ,. g., 8. Sept.
- @eneralmujor Nefon q. M}iles,
S6sr6efebl8baber Der Ser. Staatenz
Nrmee, fam 6eute 9(beno in 8eglei=
turg Isiner Satin, Iopia Der Oberiten
MauB unO W}ialer, Don feinem Stab,
BON Rep gorf bier an. Msbrere
SunOert 9eriOnen 6atten ii6 am
n9enniploania 8abnbpf" perIamz
melt, um Den 8eneral gu 6egriiBen unO
empfingen i'm nit 6o9rufen. @r uno
feline Satin fu6ren Dom 8abn6ofe BIZ
reft naA tbrer WO6nung. Der 9enez
raj peigerte Ti6, 9eri4terItatter gu
empfangen, ODER irgeno pel6e 0}itz
t6eilungen be5iigli9 Ieiner @ontroDerie
nit Dem Setretdr Q(lgsr gu MAIDEN. @r
ertlGrte nur, oas geitern DON i'm perz
0ffentli9te Document entbalte 2laes,
mas er gu iagsu babe.
8enerdl N&iles pirb morgen frii6
feline 9fli6ten i'm 5auptquartier Der
2lrmee i'm SriegsDepartsment pieber
aufnebmen uno cine balDige 8elegenz
6eit ergreifen, Dem 8rdIioenten feline
Qufpartung gu MAIDEN.
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9Gas nun?
Die peitere Gntpitetung Der MileSz
2tlaer'f3en 2tffaire nit Spannung
erportet. - 8iro cine l1nterIuz
A,,Y, r. tIE;.,SorO

erportet. - 8iro cine l1ntsrIuz
dung itattfin0en?
afbtngton, .. g., 8. Sept.
SEPT, na6oem General W{iles pieosr
6ier 1T, febt man in oen 8egierungsz
| unO gang beionoers in ben N}ilitGrz
treiIen nit fie6erbafter Spdnnung ben
0ingen, Die oa tommsn IDQen, entgez
| gen, od man bermutbet, 6dB es ods
Signal gu einem Sample iein pirO,
Der fir Die 2trmee Offt3iere irtersiz
ianter iein piiroe, uls Die S6Lu6t BON
81 @anep OOer San Suan. 9as 8ros
Der 2lrmee I6eint in Der GontroperIe
8ptichen 9sneral W2iIes uno Dem
8rieg5ietretdr 2llger, iODie Dem 8enez
raj Qoiutanten Gorbip auf Der Seite
oes @riteren gu ite6en uno Der 2(nIi6t
gu iein, OaB i'm 9elegenbeit ge6oten
peroen iolIte, ii4 Dor elmer ltnteriuz
3ungsbe60rOe gu re9tfertigsn.
Sin iiber Die Gage Der 9inge gut
informirter 8eamter in oer W}ilitGrz
2lbtbeilurg Der Regterung Ipra3 It1
i'm BeIsntli6en fplgenDermuBen uus:
rBie i4 bore, BAT General W}iIes
in einem SnterDiep nit 3eitung5z8es
rt9teritattern in Rep=gort 3u3ugeben,
oaB Der BON POrto 8ico uusgeianbte
9eriht iiber Die ibm our8 General
@orbin un0 SetretGr Nlqer gu She'll
geporoene 8ebanolung i'm 0eIentliz
6en Dem S6at6eItaro entIpre6e. Wenn
Dies pabr lit, penn 8eneral U}ile5
erfldrt bat, Dab er t6atiGbli6 bic i6m
3ugei6rie6enen GrtlGrungen u6gegez
ben bat, 10 lit meiner 2lnIi6t na6 Die
@tnieBung eines 8risgsgeri6tes eine
gebieterii6e gtotbpenoifeit. Der Sc
neral begt dugenI8einli9 ben 0unI4,
oaB in isiner GpntrpberIe nit SetretGr
Qlger uno beipn0er5 nit 8eneralz2lpz
lutdnt enolt3 bas erti6eioenoe Wort
fdQt. @r glau6t, uno biele Sffi8iere
itimmen nit inn oarin i6erein, OdB
8eneral @orbin uro SefretGr 9llger
ONES, mas in ibrer Nla6t Ituno, t6as
ten, um t6n gu OerleBen uno i6mSteine
IN ben Weg gu perFen. W}einer l1eberz
3sugung nu3 lieB sr Oas sSnterpiep
leoigli4 in Der 2lbTitt ber0fFentli6en,
eIne unteUiu6ung gu er3pingen.
sd befiirdte ieDo4, OaB er niAt cine
llnteriu4ung mad Ieinsm WunIde err
reihen DirO. @r pir0e natiirli9 cine
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. einem &riegsz
geri6t por5ie6en. 8or Grfterer piirDs
ULCER lt4 gu Derantporten BADEN, DOR
GeBterem DitrOe oagegen N2iles Der
Qngetldgte iein. 2lu6 oas ReIultdt
purOe Elm grunoberi4ieoenes iein. Die
unterI u4ungsbe60roe pIrDe pielei4t
feititellen, OaB 9lger in 6o6em 9rdbe
nd6lGiFg uno incompetent mar, fopie
Dab er iiA zines GompIots i6uloig
muGte. um 9eneral N2iles gu itiir3en,
Oosr lie piirbe teinen 8runo gu elmer
2ntlage finoen. 2lber Elm &riegsge@
rt6t miiBte Ufiles ihulDig beftnoen,
i'm giinitigIten Sale gu bem 8efun0e
gelangen, Dab er ii6 zines 8erbaltens
i6ulOig ma6te. pel6es bu3u geeignet
lit, Die Ois5iplin gu lodern. Gr f0nnte
Damn 8pdr Der Spmpatbie zines SSsoen
ii6er iein uno Diiroe Elm populGrer
6err per0en, pdhreno Das &riegsoes
partement uno Genera! gorbin 0dnn
in ben @eruh tOmmen piroen, einan
te9nii9en 8OrlpanO geiu4t gu 6dben,
lun einer einge5eRoen unteriuduug lbz
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vWanana. "

SpaniI6: 8Gumungs GpmmjTGre
auf Yorto RicO oer30gern bic DR.
be;ten Der GommiiTipn. Die
2lmsritaner beite6en auf Den @orz
j4riftan bes 5rieoens grototoGs,
SanSuun be8orto 8 ic 0,
8. Septem6er. - Die Ipan;i4en 3du=
mungs Gommifdre legen Die Ne;=
gung an 0en Sag, bic 2lrbei!en Der
GpmmiFipn auf bic lange 8ant gu
f6ie6en. Sic ertIGren, Tie 6dtten nof
teinsSnitruftionen erbaltsn, oo9 mir
Den DieIelben pa6rIdejnIia binner
pspiqen S1gen nit Dem 9ampfery 2Iz
fpnIo Der 9rei3e6nte" antpmmen. SiG
oeuten ar, DaB lie alsoann nod etIi6G
Sage 6raufsn purben, um Den Sn6ali
Der SnitruftioRn gu Itpoiren.
Die ameritanii4en GommiTdre ers
pibsrten bierauf, Die erIte S,Bunq
Der gommii7ion mii1e unter ben Be
oingungen be5 5rieDenS 8rotofola
Dor bsm II. September itattfinOen.
Der amRritanfIfe Sreu3er yGIncinz
natl, Gapt. Gbeiter, fam beute 8or=
mitta9 aus Ct. 36oma5 an uno 1aIus
tirts bic fpaniIhe fflaqge, iopie be
auf bem &reu3er nReD Orleans" me-
6enoe 5laQQe oe5 Qomiral5 S6l:D.
6eute 1T 6ier Elm tir6li6er 6eierz
tag. Die Stabt lit nit ipanii6en
6laggen geI6miift, uno Die 8anten
uno 2dosp Einb gef4lo6en. Sn Den
tatholiiden &ir6en purOen W}iIitdrz
M}eTsn cele6rirt. Brigade Gsnsral
8oroOn, 2lbmiroI S6lep, Iopie bic
meiIien 6ier dnpeienoen Qmerifaner
po6nan Dem @ottesbienIte BEL.
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GclRcs Tiebrr inter Den "Sirbrrs
felfcn." "

Sin yinmunes" Regiment in Santiaz
90 iiolirt. - 0u5 @leno unter
Der cubaniI8sn 8sD0lferung nod
INNER unbei9reibli1.
Santiugo oeGuba,8. Sept.
- Se65 @rtrantungen am gelben
6ieber IinO i'm 5. nSmmunen" zRegiz
ment, unter Dem Sberiten Sargsnt,
eingetreten. Die 5Gqe befanoen Ii9
mebrsre Sage unter 8eo6a9tung, uno
es eriftirt tsir 3peifel an Der 3i6tigz
felt Der 9iagnoie. Die 9atienten Iino
in Elm 8elbfieber : Soffital gef8idt
poroen uno oos Eager bes 8egiments
auf eirsm 6iigel an Dem Morrrpegt,
etpu 3pei W}eilen iiioli4 BON 6ieFger
Staot, lit unter Itrenge QuarantGre
geitelIt. 8iele SOlOater oieIes 3eqiz
ments lisgen frant oarnieoer, bod eriz
ftiren, nie Die 2er3te glauben, ionit
teire @sI6fieberfdlle unter i6nen.
Ollie anoeren 3egimenter perri6ten
8orniion5oienit uno i6r SdnitG!s3uz
Itdno lit Elm Ieioli6 gutter. Die 8enez
rdle canton unO 0poo glau6en ni8t,
baB 9runo gu groBer 8sIorgniB por=
liegt. Die bier Splouten Des 5. requz
ldren Snfanterie &egiments, nel6e
Dor 3e6n 5ager, uls tie uuf oem5rdnsz
portoampfer y8niferboder aus SAM
pa tamen, in oas 8el6fie6er 6oipitul
gef6idt por6en, befinoen ii6 psr6Gltz
niBndBig nobl unb peroen pa6rz
i6einli6 geneien. 0as 3egiment lit
mod iIolirt, jeoo6 Iirb feline paiteren
@rtrantungen am gel6en 6ie6er UNI
ter Ieinen Soloaten eiHgetretan.
9a5 unter Den gubdnern 6errI6enz
os GIeno lit nod inner un6eT4rei6li6.
General @ooo bart6eilte qeitern 81
0OO Rationen unter Die Qrmen. Die
Gapu5itGt Der Magu3ins, in pel9en
Die fir Die Gu6aner 6eTtimmten Qez
6snsmittel aufgeipei6ert Yino, lit ni6t
groB genug, unb Elm neues ioq benz
nGGft eingeriatet ner0en.
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General @Bcrlrr's lIugIiid.

9ie 2si6e ieines bel Montauf goint
ertruntsnen Sobnes unO bisjenigt
pes 2ieutenants &irtputrid aufge.
fun0en. - QuBer ben Offi3ierer
i6eint nod elm oritter Soloat bort
ertrunten 3u iein.
W2pntautz 9oint, N.z0., 8
Ssptember.-0ie Qei6en oes 6lotten.
tabetten 5bos. $. Dbeeler, zines Sp6=
nes 0ss @enerdlmaiors SSOIepb Wbse=
Ter, unb 0es 2ieutenants Hepton ..
(Sprticauna fiebe 5. Seitc.j
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-09-09

Sin nimmune5 8e9iment in Santia>
90 iiolirt. - 0a8 @leno unter
Der cubaniI8sn 8sD0lterung nod
INNER unbei4reibli6.
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TIE BALTINORE TRUST
AND GUARANTEE co

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ueberfdbu6.. ......-.-.........-S $500. OOG,
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in lbren segeH 0euer uHo SlHbreter seiiheIten
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giuult 8eoer ais 0epoiitum entgescn, bic G6eds
ali Stht uuternorfsn iiHo uHo bsSa6t i5iHieH Gui
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uebeTtIasuuss gosuteu unb Resiitrateren Don
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usbsrrImmt bic SIutaiiiruna ron ginfomneH, Di.
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Council Proceedings.

The city council met in special session
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Minutes read and approved.
The road supervisor being present he
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the city he had found the roads n
pretty fair condition.
Moved by Glover that T. r Jones b.,
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Moved that the mayor be authorized
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A bill OF $500 was presented by
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and Nebraska, and is the best route to
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Sioux City. ST. Louis, Chicago and all
eastern points.
The advantage gained by travelling
via the Union Pacific are
Quick Time,
Uncquoled Service,
Magnificent Equipment,
Double Drawing Room,
Pullman Palace Sleepers,
Pullman Dining Cars,
Free Reclining Chair Cars,
Pullman Tourist Slcepers.
For time tables, panphle sdescriptive
Of the country traversec, rates of fare,
or any other information, address
L. l.. LOMAX,
GEM Pass. AND TIoKEr AGENT,
OMAHA, NEE.
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Notice For Publication.
No. 1867.
No. 1867.
Land Office at Salt Lake City, UTAH
,nn AZ kQvf

No. 1867.
Land Office at Salt Lake City, Utah)
Jan. q, 1885
Notice Is hereby given that the follow.
ing named settler has fled notice of his
intention to make final proof IN support
Of his claim, and that said proof will he
made before the Register and Receiver
U. S. Land Office al Salt Lake City,
Utah, on Feb. 10, 1893, viz: John II
Smith on Hid 10052 for the N u SE11
See. p and N 4 5 w d Sec. 2S TIP s.
X. +.
lie names the following witnesses TO
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of said land, viz: John l..
Howard, James Alexander, Manassa
Emanuel Vombaur all If
Draper, Utah.
III. N. McGREw, Regis ter.
FRANK ID. HoDss, Attorney.
(First Publication Jan. lS)
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Jesse Knight is talking OF building a
smelter near Provoin the near future.
Prof. Beesley is taking great pains in
training the new choir. II lie keeps it
up good results are sure to follow.
The relatives and friends of Mrs, L. J
Campbell gave that lady pleasan
surprise at her home IN her birthday
last week
The drum corps boys gave their
annual ball Friday evening. There was
good attendance and an enjoyab BILE
time was had.
The adult scalp should be thoroughly
washed occasionly TO remove the oily
PARTICLES, then apply Halls Hair Re-
newer TO give the hair a natural color.
Proi. ID. }. Seibzrt, who came short
time ago from Switzerland and located
IN Lehi, left here the other day for ST :.
Louis, he having procured situation in
the chemical works OF j. II. Mitchell
VI that city.
The board of lake commissioner.
consisting of Messrs. w. H. Hague and
j. ID. III. McAlhster OF Salt Like county.
nd ID. w. Thomas and Walter Scott o.
Utah county, have selected the fifth
member for the board, in the person OF
III. S. Gowan OF Tooele
The veterans OF the Black Hawk war
held their second annual reunion at
Americas Fork on Friday afternoon and
! evening There were some 200 of
the warriors present besides large
number OF friends The program
carried out was a very pleasing one,
consisted Of Rotations, speeches, songs,
eating and dancing all OF which was
enjoyed immensiy.
Elder B. ii Roberts's lectur,
, delivered here in the meeting house on
Thursday night was grand effort. His
manner of expounding the scriptures
was, to say the least, excellent. His
delivery was charming. His manner
and address are so pleasingly coupled
with the force OF character he possesses
captiyates entirely his hearers. He is
one Of the best to present and handle
subject 10 be found in the Mormon
church.
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Tourist or Family Sleeping Car Service

Do you know that every evening the
Denver & Rio Grande r. r. in con-
nection with the r. G.. w. runs q
Tourist or Family Sleeping Car to
Denver, i'll which lower berth can be
secured for $500? In addition to this
daily service, the ID. q r. G.. w. also
operates OF Wednesdays, Thursdays and
Fridays, three distinct Tourist Sleeping
Car lines to Omaha, Kansas City,
Chicago, Boston and New York-no
change for Utah passengers-at greatly
reduced berth rates. These Tourist cars
are managed by the Pullman Company
and are provided with all necessary
conveniences and appliances. The
Tourist car feature, together with the
admirable train service and scenic at
fractions OF the route, has placed the II.
& r. u in the foremost ranks OF
Western Railroads. For rates and de-
tailed information, apply to any Tirket
Agent OF the r. G.. W., or to B. f.
Nevins, General Agent, or II. H. Cush-
ing, Travelling Passenger Agent, d. & r.
g., No. 5S West 2nd South ST., Salt Lake
City
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Notice.

To all whom it may ,oncern--
The partnership heretofore existing
between A. j. Evans and d. j. Thur
man as attorneys. is mutually Dissolved.
Each one will still carry on business for
himself.
N t3iit A. j. EVANS,
ID. j. THURMAN.