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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1898-10-28

Opinion of an Eminent Jurist.
Ballot reform i'll New York was neces-
sary, says an eminent jurist, because
mere politicians by trade, who had no
interest In government or politics except
to enrich n aggrandize themselves,
sought perpetual control There are
other excellent reforms besides that OF
d ballot. Conspicuous among them is
the reform in a d,sordered physical sys
tenn by Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
which counteracts tendencies to serious
disease bred by a deficiency OF vital
stamina, irregularity of the bowels,
stomach. liver or kidneys, and inquie-
tude OF the nerves. This sterling medi-
cine, which has for half a century won
popular favor. not only for its excellent
qualities in q remedial capacity, but al
so for its serviceable properties as a
medicinal stimulant.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1898-10-28
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Lewiston, Idaho,l

N. oePS ~ toHo.
Notice IS hereby given that the follow.
,ng named settler has filed notice Of
us ln,ehtion TO make final proof in sup.
DOT. Oh MS Claim, and TINT said proof
WIN De made before Jas. Della zen US
Sommissione at Grangeville, Idaho, on
oct. %, 1893, viz; John B. William,
TOT tue sex sec 5, tp 7e, rr ;. c B m.
ne names the following witnesses 70
prove MS continuous residence upon
y cultivation of said land, viz:
Anomas Allison, Richard higgins.
stephen Rossiter, Joseph Cash, all Of
Grangeville, Idaho.
1921 ]. B. WEST. Register,
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1898-10-28
Miss Bertha Parker, of Asot.

Miss Bertha Parker, of Asot-
in Prairie, is the posessor of a
piece of the white flag display.
ed before Manila by the Span.
ish announcing the surrender
of the city. The lady received
it from a gentleman friend in
the ranks of the Idaho volun.
teers doing service in the Phil
ippines. The souvenir of the
surrender, is a foot in length
and three inches wide and the
material is of white bunting
and bears this inscription, let
tered with black ink, "Span-
ish flag, Aug. 13, 1893.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1898-10-28

sash Doors of all sizes, kinds aud
vafieties' at WAY Down Prices. AZ c. q
banneii's Pioneer Hardware Stors
Lewiston. Idaho. osore,
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1898-10-28
-" VI tf3e l1IstTlC
By w. N. Knox, Deputy.
STATE OF IDAHO
County OF Idaho. ~.

NUuHtN OF IHaIO.
/, A.W. T~alkington, Clerk =,
tue District Court Of the Second iua;.;',
nis'rict OF the State of Idaho. in and g..
the County Of Idaho. hereby certify ,hs,
the foregoing, isa full, true and co,r.s.
copy OF h Order for Adjournment ~
lonri, made by the Judge Of ths All
court and filed in my Office this *, d.
OF October, 1895. at the hour ~
o'clock a. m. :" nine
In witness whereof. l have h.,.r.,.
-. Sc. my hand and affixed my
lsHAL o'hcial seal this first day OF Oc-
tober A. d. 1898.
=. W. TALKINGroN, Clerk.
BY w, N. Knox, Deputy
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-06-02
ouR PUBLIC

The DOORS Of our public school closed
last Thursday behind as successful q
year as has been in the history
Of the school, Prof. Saunders
and his able assistants deserve the
thanks Of our people for the years hard
work, and right here we wish to ex-
press our regrets that next session those
who have labored So earnestly for the
honors gained this year have been left
out and their places filed by the trus.
tees with new and untried ones, though
they come with fine recommendations
We hope they will come up to them for
the good Of our children. And for the
teachers who leave, we will say that
any school who may secure their ser
vices will never have cause to regret.
at nine o'clock n number Of tile
patrons and friends Of the school wit
messed the closing exercises, the leading
feature being two very interesting
spelling matches one By The pupils Of
the 4th and 5th grades the other by
the members Of the sixth grade. Miss
Maggie Dennis, Of the 9Th grade won
the medal offered By c. l. Stein, and
Miss May Bristel won the handsome
silver emp given the best speller Of the
sixth grade. The contest was conduct
ed with all fairness and everyone showed
that they had been well drilled in this
most necessary accomplishment Rev
IT, E Maddox, after a few very appro-
pirate remarks, presented the prizes;
and now, to the delight Of our small
boys, vacation has begun.
Below is given The honor roll Of the
school for tie anal examination The.
first pupil On the rolihaving made high
est mark ia school
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-06-02
soLDIERs ENTERTAINED.

On last Thursday night the comfort
able and hospitable home Of Dr. aud
Mrs ]. r. Henderson was thrown open
to our soldier boys. II was the eve Of
their departure and Dr. Henderson and
bis good wife were determined that the
last night spent in their town should be
a pleasant one and long 20 be reiuem.
bered and 50 it fell short 80 was not
their fault Speech making was over
but The merry laugh Of the maiden who
binds the warriors sash together with
the loud Hahn Of The soldier OF warrior
himself showed that pleasure was in
the air The generous plates Of delicious
cream and cake soon cooled off onr war
feyer chat but a few hours before near
~ had Ids enlisted, until wa were caught
whispering "Therc's no place Ike
home The evening was eulivenod
every half hour or 30 by the band until
they got tired and gave us such music
al Rocked III the Cradle of the Deep T
setting us all 10 crying. we stopped
this in quick order as no p bad any
toars to spare as they were needed for
the special occasion next day p p
few moments q lively strain from the
band and al went neEry q 2 marriage
bell We DO not think q more pleasant
evening could have been arranged
and Dr. and Mrs Henderson, and the
ladies who assisted them are % be 81
graduated f9r the %crowning success Of
their deserving efforts
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-06-02
IT WAS A SUCCESS


The Greenwood Silver Cornet Band Con-
cert Last Monday Might
Despite the threatening aspect Of
tile weather, a fairly large audience
assembled at the Opera House
last Monday night. The occasion
being one oil those concerts which
the band boys have made 40 popular
during the winter The rapid improve.
ment and The excellence Of the music
rendered by this organization has been
O source Of surprise to those who re-
member their initial effort! a short
time ago.
The program Of Monday night was d
fine one and well rendered The solec-
lions By the band were greatly appre
ciated by the audience. The vocal solo
by Miss Lem Aron, with mandolin OBJ.
ligato by Miss Mary Reiman was Q
cellent, and Miss Florie Chapman cap
turcd the house and numerous flowers
with tho beautiful song Remember
The Maine. Tie vocal quartette
Dancing over the waves, by Mrs.
Wright, Miss Price, and Messrs, Colo
and Vardaman, was reserved with great
applause, which was repeated when
Mrs Wright and Miss Price sang the
beautiful duet, Only Thee Dir r.
Richard III Cole unused the auaianca
with his portrayal Of THE Doctor,
and was rewarded with liberalapplause.
MY Sweetheart went Down with the
Maine, as sung by Mrs. Wright and
Miss Price, brought tears to the eyes Of
many and made q deep impression mp
on all 1t was 4 grand selection and
highly appreciated
To Mrs. c. D. Wright is due a great
deal Of credit for the excellence Of the
vocal program which was enhanced by
the fact That Miss Flora Reiman acted
as accompanist, To the loyal people Of
the town the band should be grateful
for turning ont during such threaten
weather
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-06-02
A aALA DAY FOR aREENwooD.

We suggest that soon after the road
is finished from Phillip to Greenwood,
connecting us in a direct line with Mem
phis and Jackson, which will be some
time this fall, let us arrange for big
day-inyiting the business men Of both
cities and the people living along the
lines of railroad to our city, It will not
only advertise us but thousands Of dol.
lars will be left by the visitors in the
safes Of our merchants. 10 make it q
success work should begin at once, com
mittees appointed, and the program Of
the day adopted Let our merchants go
to work
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-06-02

The greatest triumph of modern chem
istry IS DR. Tichenors Antisoptic AS
a dressing for wounds burns etc it sim
ply has no equal Prevents inflammation
preserves the flesh and heals like magic.
Fragrant MS 'the last rose Of summer
and as cooling as a breeze from off the
deep, blue sea Sold by all "up.to.
date druggists
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-06-02
AROUND THE CITY.

New subscribers makes us smile, SO
send us six more this week and we will
laugh.
Buggies that will last and give salts
faction at reasonable prices, at
HENDERSON & BAIRD's.
Try Prickly Ash Bitters as n spring
remedy. 1t purihes the blood, regulates
the system, cures constipation and di-
gestive disorders, Sold by The City
Drug Store, Itta Bena, Miss.
Do you want remedy for Fistula or
Foot Evil in stock2 If so, use DR.. Itch
enor,s Antiseptic as directed, it will
cure it. For sale by druggists at soc. a
bottle.
Prickly Ash Bitters is the best spring
remedy because it is a blood purifier
and system regulator combined. Gre
ates appetite and helps digestion Sold
by City Drug Store, Itta Bena, Miss.
n L Ar f,r, e.r
49, -, rf - ,,,r;ta 70 W
Eyerman, Greengille, Miss He has
5000 acres to sell and at prices anyone
who wants a farm can buy. Read mis-
ad IN this issue
r,or,,yo Hood makes its presence felt
r,bon tho dovs orov, warm IF pro.
5,,css Iassitr5e dizziness foul breath
sn5 = disinclination for work Pricklv
Asb Ritfars is fine snring remedy. A
blood purifier and system cleanser com
bined. Sold by City Drug store l5ta
Bena, Miss.
are 0 IN 'ne = ". oU''i"5 youi
seiI Wneu you suo'e' Lno" l0u Siio0i"
keep u llcnno AnOL7ep'IV soH''n
lent - Stops pIg'0N'e SoI
ness mas your AacsoL LLnptgS"nu means
cuts before you hno" IT, rleasan' %
pelIuLne ~ 'OOiln5 r T ''y0"g
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-06-02
sIRAYEn On aIOLEN.

From Mr. Tolans place near South.
side, one yellow mare Medium size.
about Elk years ola branded with G on
shoulder two small white spots on sidei
name and tail very near Aaz color
win give $40 reward for her return or
for any information as to her where.
abouts VS. SPRlNGEH
southside Miss
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-06-02
THIS AND THAT.


-
~
way s's 40 yOA' "o'U ~" WIN ~
So III october and va VIII send It to
Oh Send id Your names.
The Gus Fowler was up Friday.
All wheel work guaranteed at Cooks.
Mr. r. n Pr, v,,,o, of tbo croon,;11a
IT.. HI e-v5ar
To Won uon+ ,-o,,. ubool raro;rs5 IN
s,at olas. st,1o aon ~ w M $50
49,
o."
MI John =. Gayden, who has been
~ MI - win
''
n.5 = ,@t - a. oPq aroamon snoaabay
5aii ,,a.a5 i +ha oa,,t bo,,so Iost Tb,,,s
Az Nh =" = 'Ns
Old gold and silver taken IN exchange
Three cheers for the Ben humphreys
RIFLES Ihey are boys OF grit ana no
n viii realize that fact better man
'n7 0p"niaiu' "Hen 'n05 nieeO 'H'I'
DR., 4. R. Henderson and the local ed
~ VIZ W. ! o1oe'l "
r''oHu 1iio m9o0iHs VI nc 9nuost"'i
NA0'u''N0 0OHl"ii''7o u ''is u'0'i'o"
The J, 2. George Chapter Of y. p @.
will give 3 confederate tea on the court
house lawn Thursday June 9th, from 8
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-06-02
GorE BUT NOT FORGOTTEN.


Oar Courageous V]oluHteors Move 10
Jackson,
Last Friday was q stirring day in
Greenwood, Before the hour of twelve
men were seen hurrYing here and there
and wagons laden with y%alisas, trunks,
etc, were proceeding rapidly toward
the /. G. depot Hardly q lady was seen
on the street nearly all were at home,
preparing boxes and baskets for the no.
BILE soldier boys who were to leave for
jackson on the 280 train
When onr factory whi Ties blew lor
o'clock, there were about 80 men con
gregated ia front Of Crocketts drug
store, and before the hour Of two ar
rived the crowd was so dense as to rem
der the street impossible. When the
command, Fall In, was giyen, the
members of the company like trained
soldiers, took their places and marched
to the front Of the drug store, where
they were Joined by the Greenwood
Cornet Band, After a brief halt to re.
ceiye the farewell shakes and the best
wishes Of our patriotic merchants who
could not go with them to the train
Forward, march was sounded, and
preceded by the band and followed by
ringing cheers, the march to the depot
was commenced
From the houses on both sides Of the
street the words, good Bye GOD
bless the boys, farewell and the hut-
ter Of flags and handkerehieyes greet
ed our soldier boys all along the line.
When the company hud arrived at
the depot fathers, mothers, sisters, bro
theirs and s~weetheartB together with
hundreds Of friends were there to bid
them a fond farewell The parting kiss
of mother, wife and sister the soft but
stern good bye Of father brother and
friend, and the tender wordsaud advice
Of sweethaart-i maybe the last ia this
life brought tears from many eyes and
cast a shadow over the spirits of those
present. The time for leaving had ar
rived. AN aboard, shouted the con
ductor, and in the next few minutes the
band struck up Dixie, and amid the
cheering strains the waving Of flags
the farewells Of the boys, re.echoed by
the people, the train pulled out for
Jackson
Below are the names Of those who
left as members Of the company
B G. Humphreys VIC George Sam
Gwin, G, S. Spencer. l. b Dayidson
D. K. Bridger, Ben George Humphreys
L. E. Barr Henry Motley C. X Baker
Harry Burns. jill Clse5 Caesar Stein,
y. y Armstrong r. stoyall Em
NETT Weber, H. D. Lowd, M + Yerger
Geo. Chamberless. Jesse Moore, Jesse
Rogers, J. Wellington Fred Alsworth
j.. G. Hemingway j. X Allen, G. y
Tilman J. T. Cobb, J. O. Fonihu. J
Orlausky, w i Redditt P NJ Weiss
J. r. Prophet Bonner Richardson, c.
O. Wells, r. D Montjoy Henry Mott
Tom Mcdonald, Robt. 7 PariHh, G. AL
Powers Guy Holmes, Ben Parish i
Gardner Dr. Blird, f. 9. Gwin
When you start ont to tackle the
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-06-02
OUR WANT COLUMN

Wants will be inserted under this heading
at the rate Of 10ceHts per line. each insertion.
EVERYBODY 10 know that we would ik7
l. to do their job printing. Phone IS.
THESE who desire 10 rent houses In the
city address Box N, PustUHice. 80
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-06-02
Ice cream soda, s cts.
JOE STEMS Restaurant.

Next weeks issue will contain an ar
ticle from the State Compress Associa-
ton, as to their meeting in jackson and
the adoption Of a uniform cotton bale
press All our planters, and especially
ginners, should be interested in this ar.
ticle.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-06-02

Sec Burlington. the timer. Tie wants your
work in that line, and wilt guarantee price
and finish.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-06-02

Ihave for sale e. new Lubeu Conpgraph. one
OF tle finest made, only ruu twu weeks. with
81 Edison films. consisting OF the Burning
stable. Express Train Shooting the shutes.
that viii surprise YOU hY It's luWness. 1T can
be exhibited lea any town, as 10 has both cHl-
cinm and electric-ligbt attachment. Good
houses for one week VIII bring your money
back. If YOU contemplate travelling itis the
thing 90 buy. Guarantee 30 all I'm good order.
Being in mercantile business is my reason for
selling. For price and particulars address,
J.J. L-DBGsTREET, Water Valley, Miss.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-06-02

Try 4 uair Of Hamilton & BrpWn's sifa
They are tic best iDr the money. sotd h3
CassitE S 60.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-06-02
ANNOUNCEMENTS

We are authorized ID |ann0unc Hon. r.. G.
CatchiHEs a candidate fur Congress IN the
ard. congressional District, subjtct To thc
action Of tile Democratic party.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-06-02

classify & Co. today fire Chs inst gun 81
INC war at high prices u tbis issue.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-06-02

We viii sell you o bicycle on the INSTALL
mcnt plan. ", s. Cunningham & G. q.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-06-02

FdriHrfaH. fhe finner.i s the man who d9e5
not bare IHs work % de orer. Write hlm far
prices
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-06-02

When you start ont to tackle the
fnny tribe don't forget to take Q bottle
Of Tichenors Antiseptir Nothing equal
to it for fu wounds, fish hook wounds
bites and stings Of insects and it is 10
bad thing for snake bite Remem-
Der q cures collie also while you wait
about Zen minutes Your druggist can
seIl it as fast as you can buy it. Price
80 cents
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-06-02
TIE best soda ID the city.

The Commonwealth each week will
keep its readers supplied with the Jews
at the front and as to tne doings Of oul
boys. We have a correspondent in the
company who viii see eyerything--eyen
to the last piece Of corn bread on The
dish.
Ladies', 0 can get something
cool at
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-06-02

Read Classify & Co.'S ad in this issue. It
will pay YOU.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-06-02

we received from Mss Tallu Strong
this week cotton stalk with well-de-
veloped squares. The plant was
mised on the plantation 81 Mrs. J. A.
Chambers about a mile down the river.
The efficient management of these lat
dies q demonstrated BY the specimens
shown us.
Cards are now ont announcing the
marriage Of Miss Julia Webster and Mr.
Wies Bond, which will occur at tile
Presbyterian Church Winona June s.
At 3 p m Miss Webster Is charming
yoang lady of many accomplishments
She was born and raised in this ci6y
Mr. Bond IS q man Of fine business
qraiaes and at present ii q successful
hardware merchant st Winona After
the wedding they leave On an extended
bridal tour th1ough the east and with
Them 60 our he wishes
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-06-02
JOE STEIN Restaurant.

Over 800 was raised by Dr. \ X.
Henderson among the citizens Of our
city last week, al an emergency -und
for the soldier boys. There a not be
found in the state a more patriotic and
generous people than chose who live IN
Greenwood if VIE AZ say it
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-06-02

New subscribers makes us smile. SO
send us six more this week and we will
laugh.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-12-23
BIl.L To TAX COUNTIES
FOR CARE OF THE ms NNE
Tho Measure WIN Re Introduced IN me
Lower House az tho Coming scs.
sion OF the legislature.

II s understood that bill will be In
troduced In The lower house at tho comine
session OF the legislature making 4,
necessary for counties TO pay 20 the
state so for every insane person commit.
ted 20 rhe asylum. Tho measure. n Is
! au,horitiveiy stated. will provide thar nc
insane person shall De accepted bv ths
superintendent of the state asylum unless
40 is paid az tho time such person b
taken there for ccunromcnt II s COR
tended by tho trainers OF the bin TINT
the state Is Imnosed upon by county NJ.
hclals, who are accrsed Of serdlng paur-
ers TO the asylum under tho nrotext 'hat
they are insane, and that tho state &
made 10 provide for many deperArnt
Persons who should be cared for hy M,
different counties.
There Is one very serious objection 10
such bin. and ono that will probably
make Il impossible Tor thc measure 20
pass. One OF the great BENEFITS OF the
stnte insane asylum Is that many persons
who are sent there regain .helr lost r,a.
son after treatment by the physicians A.
usual thing when a man Is brought be-
fore tho sanitary board FOR examination
he Is not violently insane. but merely
shows symptoms 81 lost reason. n hc
is Immediately ordered confined In the
asylum. there ara excellent chances FOR
his recovery. In tho state Institution In
sane persons are shown careful. atter
tion. Their Diet II regulated bv tho state
specialists and everything possible T. done
for them. The result IL that largo
percentage Of Tho persons who afe nj.
judged insane ultimately recover their
reason.
II tho prnposed BIN misses tho icglsla
ture the different county courts viii DO
slow IN adiudRing persons insane IN the
hope thar the 80 mny be saved Thus
persons brought before the courts viii
be kept IN the county lall FOR somc time.
until they become violently Insane ard
then sent 20 the asylum. with no hone
that they will recover. There IL more In.
sanity among The destitute classes than
among the people who are able 10 prop
erly provide for themselves. and II ls
quite natural that the insane asylum
should be filled with paupers: but the
people Of the state pay taxes for the
maintenance of the asylum. and 10 I'm
pose the so which will be provided for
in tho bin would be an injustice II is
believed tho measure will not pass.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-12-23
IMPORTANT NOTICEl

We are Informed that certain parties purchasing some Of the Old
Jensen Can-fllling Machines with view TO repairing
them BY supplying any missing, broken pS and again putting
them to use for packing salmon
recent legal decision Of high authority has been rendered TO the
effect that to supply all Of the above cannot lawfully done with
out consent Of the patent owner
We are the sole owner by purchase the Jensen Patent for these
machines and public notice hereby given that any aud all per
sons who undertake repair use these old machines will be
prosecuted the full extent Of the law The matter has been placed in
the hands Of our attorney John H. Miller ESQ., San Francisco, with
persmpOry instructions 10 take all necessary legal steps 10 protect our
rights IN The premises. ALASKA PACKERS ASSOCIATION.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-12-23
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Victor HagemRn TO A1cl Jacobsen.
LEO acres Of land In tho David Burn
side donation land claim .......,,,.t
J, NJ. Miller and wife to Myra Russell.
lots . and 10. block J. warronton....
Alex Campbell and wife to Charles
A. Campbell. lot /. block II. Clatsop
Grove. lots ; and T. and undivided
half Of lots 7 and In subdivision ID
Of lot 5. olney's: half Of all tldeland
fronting on lot .. section % township
north, range . west ....,.,...,,......
Alex Campbell to Jennie Campbell. lots
-. 2, and a. block g. Clatsop drove:
lot 7. block 50. MoClurO's. lots 1. 2. ,.
and 4. block Il. AldcrbroOk: also un-
divided ono-eloyenth OF tdeland
fronting on the west end OF lot ,.
section l6 township north, range
~ west '..s.........ss..,....sss
c. W. Stone and wifo 10 ]. J. Kcnney.
lots l. 2. ., and T. block Z. ClatAop
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-12-23
norEL ARRIVALS.

Occidental. W. whi,mcr. s, H. wood
Thomas W jenkins. A. 1. Crockett. n
II. whhcomb. W. H. Pope Portland
& Hol,or. Clatskanlc. j. A. Jorgon
clifton, L. Mansur. knapp,on. Lieut.
o. nodcn. wife and child For, Candy,
4. :. Bar. Griy's River. Prank Thibaulg.
Mrs. rhlbaul, W. Il, Strat,on. South
Bend.
Parker House,. A. Terwillcgor. 4. C.
Mowcry. &. w. Boyyou. Frank Martens,
Portland. u. J. Ingalls, Melville. Geo,
Il. Hunt. Fort Candy. Thomas Larson
wcNport A. NagcL Astor scabOrg. H.
waco,