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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-06

AGENTS-THE LATEST AND
greatest novelty OF the century. tha
"Fiashlight Scarfpin.' an electrical
marvel; sells 10 everybody at any
prce; apply quickly for territory.
Electrical Novelty o., Dept. VI, postof-
ice box 10. Newark. n. j.
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Agents.

CAPABLE WOMAN TO TRAVEL
Permanent position; fair salary and ex-
penses guarAnteed: references. Clark *
CO.. 2Si 5. 4th St, Philadelphia, Pa.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-06

IL YOU WANT a GOOD COMFORT
able cottage ~ 6. Z. S. or 10 rooms IN
an excellent location; call and see us
ana we WIZ make YOU prices that suit
you. Isaac l.. Gon Co
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-06

FOR SALE-HERE YOU AREl A To-
room cottage just being completed on
the latest improved plan and finely To-
Gated: call and see us for price. Isaac
L. Gom Co. 81 Weybosset street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-06

FOR SALE-A NICE COTTAGE on
the East sid with curbed. severed
and graded street. and electric cars
passing the door a grand chance TO
secure Z home. $500 Isaac l.. Con Co.
81 Weybossat street
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-06

Little Colds" eglected-thousand
of lives sacrificed every year. Dr.
Woods Norway Pine Syrup cures lit
tie colds-cures big colds too, down to
the very verge of consumption.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-06

/ FOR SALE-AT LINCOLN PARK
Lots. high. dry and level: a few minutes
| from the depot; from $40 up. Isaac l..
| Goff Co. 81 WcybossCt street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-06
Tin YUEN C0sY

street open Wednesday Aug %. Cofre
and get "A genuine chop Suey. All 10.
tionahties treated with respect.
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REAL ESTATE TO LET.

TO LET-UPPER TENEMENT, NO
10 tFalton street just off Potter's ave.
nue: rooms; rent $s. Apply \. Dick
haut. S11 Weybosset ST.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-06

The Coventry Woman's club held It's
regular meeting az the club rooms IN
Odd Fellows hall. Anthony. on We'd
ncsday. November I. The meeting. in
club p1riance was n members after
noon" and aftcr the usual business
session Mrs. Bracket and Mrs Lvdi
Manchester assumed charge Of ne it-
crnry hour. Tho gubiaot arr 1nnced
was oddly Tho Man with The Hoo"
rhe poem bv Edward Markham which
has created such univc~eal criticism
throughout the world First the nnen
was read by Mrs. Manchester. follow
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-06

Years Of suffering relieved i'm a night.
Itching piles yield at once to the cura-
tive properties of Doans ointment.
Never falls At any drug store. %
cents.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-06

Ihe hnal paper ~ the afternoon was
by Miss Bertha Smth and Described
The Exile System ana Penal scryituao
in East siberia"
Inc story was an entertaining one
II indeed " pictured hardshlps aud
wrongs almost incredible I'm this en-
ughtencd axe.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-06

II LET-120 Hendrick street, two
minutes from cars: sunny upper tene-
inert: seven rooms: large yard: fruit
trees: rent $40. Apply at Se2 Atwells
avenue.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-06

The above Intensely enjoyable utcr-
AIRY program was inters saerscd. most
appropriately. with Instruments al music
from Russian composers. rendered hv
the president OF the club. Mrs Julia
Ashley Rich.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-06

Mrs Jenckes in a fifth paper briefly
touched upon the wars of Russia telling
the story In an original and happy man
ner.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-06

FOR sALE-SMALL STEAM ROLL.
.r--rheap. can -ee-it IN operation a.
TROY LAUNDRY. i3' Washington
ttreet. tmchiS-tD
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-06

10 IN a fact worthy of mention that
at this meeting of the Read. Mark anl
Ianrn club arose tho question. should
the United States Government Allow
brigham Roberts ~ Take fIi7 Scat n
Congrces?" The result 81 Tho dieruc-
r'0n was that tio club vCted to pro-
sent rnr1iuti0rs o. the representa- ives
from this state urging that mcauir 4
b taken fo prevent Tho aaafnr ~ NJ.
Roberts. Nay every Rhode Island wo-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-06

Mrs. Moore followed with paper on
the city OF MOSCOW. She called atten-
tton 20 the beauty of this city with its
countless towers an' dOmes OF gold. ms
Seems under a beautiful sunset An in
teresting description OF the kremfu ar
fortified HIN Gin which are situated an
the important buildings uf Moscow vos
given. and the fact was mentioned that
the number OF churches or buildings
designed for divine services was almost
| countless
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MISCELLANEOUS.

y BRA WNER EXPERT AC-
countant and auditor. Consulting finan-
cial counsel. Highest Boston, New York,
Philadelphia and Chicago references
Lxaninations made in any part o..
limited States. Expert in all systems
Address. u. o. Box 327s. Boston, Mass.
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AMONG VOAENS CLUBS

ed by the reading of several criticisms.
In IS said that for years scarcely a
poem has called forth such a storm Of
praise and censure as uhls great liter
arv work. INSPIRED from Millets i'm.
mortal painting. The Angelus."
Following the discussion of the poem
a quarter of an hour WAS devoted to
the mysteries Of the question box. The
newt meeting OF the club will be an
omen one. when Mrs. John {. Wyman
OF the Pawtucket Woman's club Will
give her lecture on F'0r
Dido and Virgils Relation to Modern
Thought"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-06

A Round Table closed the exercises
OF the afternoon. each member OF the
club bringing a question on some sub
ject of personal interest and the dis
cussion OF the whole was much enjoy
ed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-06

The Ardirhebiah club claims the hoi
or OF having an active and interestt
member at the age or ninety. Mrs.
A. Handy Is one OF the charter men
bers. having Joined the club at it's IN
cepuon- Her Goth birthday occurrt
Friday. when she was the recipient
a valuable gift from the club. Ninei
pinks. also. were presented her In t0ke
of ninety beautiful years" and a.
hone was added that the Ardirhebia
insight celebrate the century mile stor
of her lie.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-06

FOR SAI.E-COMPIETE t-..s;r-
ing office. fine job press. lates; styl.
,yne etc. etc: great barga;n 10 cic :.
at once. Address PRINTING OFFICE
r. @. BOX 400. city.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-06

NTED-BUSINESS- LIKE PER-
son for state office positions. Reliable
house; straight, bona iide, salary $JVo
and expenses. Enclose selt-addfesseu
stamped envelope, II. Il. hesse' '.
Pres, Chicago
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-11-30
RUSH HILL ITEMS.

Correspondence Of heLedger.
RUSH HILL, NO., Nov. 29.-Miss
Matte Petty returned home from
Wellsville Sunday.
Messrs. Grow s. Bird, of Paris, were
in u city Tuesday buying mules.
Green & Casper shipped a load Of
hogs to st. Louis Monday and Tues
day.
Robert Dye was called to stouts-
Vile, Mo-, last week to be at the bed
side Of his mother, who Is very Ill.
We are glad to know that Miss
Stella Uzzle won the fret prize as the
best speller at the teachers institute
Saturday, which was held at Lawder
school house.
A debating and literary society was
organized here Friday night. This
society will meet every Friday night.
DR.. Douglass was in Mexico We'd
nesday.
o. Clark's family moved to Oar
rollton, ILL.,, Wednesday.
J. W. Middleton made our town q
short visit Sunday.
James Myers was in Kansas City
Sunday.
Miss Lula Pearce of Mexico, lie Wis
iting relatives in u city.
idiot is improving his residence.
q. W. Scott, an extensive stock
dealer of Bolton, oass county, Mo-,
was the guest of his brother, O. W.
Scott, and family Friday and Satur-
dov
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-11-30
American Book Co,

The American Book Co., of 521 Wa
bash avenue, Chicago, publishes some
of the very best books Of the day and
they are not only very handsomely
printed and neatly bound, but the
prices are most reasonable.
Among the most popular books just
published by this most reliable COM
pany we note: "The Elactic School
Readings-Stories of Animal Life"
by Ohas. Frederic Holder. This Is q
most interesting little publication;
also "Rights and Duties Of American
citizenship" This publication should
be found In every home and every
library in the county; IL is complete
In every particular. 1.-THE Tale Of
Two Cities" by Ohas. Dickens, edited
for schools by Ella Boyce Kirk. This
book is especially attractive and
should be most popular in all schools
and with friends of education every
where. For any information in ref
erence to these and other up-to-date
publications address American Book
Company, New York, Cincinnati, Chi
cago.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-11-30
County News.
WESLEY 4 p ITEMS.

Correspondence OF the Lede~T.
WESLEY CHAPEL, Nov, 2S-Wilmer
Anderson, who has been spending
several months with his sister near
Oentralia, has returned home.
David Gregory had the nail on one
Of bis fingers mashed of while sawing
wood with 4 circular saw last week.
r. L. LaForce, Of Worcester, has
contracted for lumber to build a hall
to accommodate the Modern Wood
men lodge recently organized at that
place.
Jas. FAIRIES and wife are visiting bis
brother-in-law, Mr.. Huntlsy, OF Far
Der.
Miss Annie Day sold a COW to Mr..
Mcintyre for s35. Miss Eta Day sold
a COW to MIR. Lockridge for s35. Miss
Myrtle Day sold q calf to Mr.. Lock-
ridge for $50.
There will be al oyster supper for
the benefit OF the Littleby Baptist
church given In the Gslbreath build
ing al Worcester Thursday night.
j. L. Hixon has returned to his
home from Ohio, bis family remaining
there for the present.
Miss Ella Dickey, of Laddonia, 10
spending a few days with Mrs. James
Brown.
Andrew Dickey, Of Laddonia, is in
the neighborhood buying a load of
hogs.
George Williams, of near Laddonia,
spent last Sunday with his brother
in-law, Jas. Anderson.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-11-30
CROKER STILL FOR BRYAN.
Mentions Carter Harrison for Second
Place on the Democratic Ticket
Next Year.

NEW YORK, Novemberl27 Richard
Croker sails for England tomorrow.
Mr., Croker to-day contracted q re-
port that he and ex-senator German
had been consulting about defeating
W. J. Bryan for the Democratic NOM
nation for the Presidency next year.
he said:
"I have not changed my views about
Mr.. Bryan since I got back here last
August. Bryan will be the Democratic
Presidential candidate next year and
he will have most loyal support from
Tammany hall. The vital issues In
the campaign OF 1900 will be trusts and
anti-imperialism, aud Mr.. Bryan ia
the man to lead the fight against
them, Garter H. Harrison would
make a good candidate for Vice. Pres
idept.n
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-11-30
D ROAD COMING.
]. 3. Houghland Writes to Orlando
Hit on the 0utlook-Terminal.
Arrangements Made in
st. Louis.

There seems to be no doubt but that
the st. Louis, Iowa & Northern rail-
way will be built Terminal arrange
ments have been made entering st.
Louis and it IL thought that contracts
for construction will have been made
by Jan. 1, 1900.
Mr.. Orlando Hit, Of this city, re-
ceived the following letter to-day:
To Mr.. Orlando HIT, Mexico, Mo.
OFFICE OF THE ST. LOUIS, Iowa
AND NORTHERN RAILWAY Co., ELDoN,
Iowa, Nov. 81, 1s99.-Dsar Sir: l
write you that the false rumors may
be righted. We now have our corps
Of surveyors in the field in Galloway
county. They will take up the line Of
survey rear Reedsville, and will
cross the Missouri river at the mouth
of the Gasconade river. Thence they
will go In q southeasterly direction to
a junction with the new survey of the
st. Louis, Kansas City & Colorado
railroad line. We have definite ar
rangements with the Colorado line
for terminal facilities in st. Louis
to union station over their line. We
have placed our bonds with the Amer
lean Trust & Savings Bank, of Chi
cago. We are figuring with a number
of contractors for construction and
hope to have q contract signed by
Jan. 1, 1900.
Much time has elapsed since my
first visit to your city, but 3 vast
amount Of hard work has been accom-
plished. Our arrangements are such
that we have no hesitancy in saying
that the building Of the road by our
company lie an assused fact. When
complete and in operation we will
have direct connection with st. Louis,
Little Rock, Kansas City, Des Moines,
st. Paul and Chicago.
We are using q best endeavors
for early construction and when q
contract is signed I will visit your
city and close up our deal and re-
deem our promise in full.
]. e. HoUGHLAND,
Second V..P.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-11-30
SHAMROCK NEWS.

Correspondents of the Ledger.
SHAMROCK, Mo-, Nov. 27.-News lie
scarce in our quiet little town.
Aunt Sallie School, of near High
Point, is dangerously III. Aunt Sallie
numbers among the Oldest settlers OF
this section.
Mrs. 8. A. Clemens Is on the sick
list.
Miss Lima Oovington was shopping
in Wellsville Friday.
Rev. Hollie hale, of Fulton, was
calling on friends in Shamrock Sun
day.
Sam Hopper, of Williamsburg, was
In Shamrock Sunday.
Miss Edna Stewart, Of near Wells
vile, was visiting friends here the
latter part of last week.
Prof. Davis, of Montgomery City,
was here Thursday night trying to
organize a singing school.
Marion Pinson left Friday morning
for his home in Knox county, after q
two weeks visit with friends here.
Our Sunday School at the hall Is be-
Ing well attended.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-11-30

of this life and r going down to hell
and pulling their children with them.
oh, fathersI Pull out Of the valley Of
sin and your children will follow.
81 come to the profane sinner and
cay to him, Sir, you are in dangeri
death is after you, fee for your lifei
But the foul mouth blasphemeF will
not hear and he goes down to hell.
"Look at $4,000 Of Americas young
men going down to q drunkard's hell
every year. | shout TO them as l zee
death at their heels and say, oh, men,
escape for your lives. II stirs my
soul TO see my fellow men destroyed
by the wholesale. would save them
IL l could. But l will warn them of the
danger and II they 60 down to he'll I
wont be guilty Of their blood. This
liquor traffic Is an awful enemy to
human life.n . .
The DISCOURSE made q deep and
substantial impression upon the large
congregation. They went away with
q solemnity that Is not often mani
tested. Services this evening 81 1880.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-11-30
FOR FEEBLE MINDED.
THE BOARD TO MAKE A VISIT
TO MEXICO AND INSPECT
SITES THIS WEEK.
MEXICO MADE A VERY GOOD OFFER.
The Final Decision Will Be Made
at a Meeting Of the Board to Be
Held in Kansas City During
the Middle Of Next Week.

The commission 10 locate the Colony
for the Feeble Minded and EpIIeptics,
provided for by the last Legislature,
Of which Dol. John o'Day, Of Spring.
Held, is president, met In jefferson
City Monday to receive propositions
from the different places In the State
wanting the colony. Seven cities
submitted propositions 90 follows:
Marshall, Springfield, Glasgow, Mex
loo, Monroe City, Hannibal and Lex
ington.
The propositions were either cash
or land or both.
Marshall offers q tract OF land or
1880 In cash.
Springfield offers the choice of
several fne tracts Of land worth
100000.
Glasgow offers land worth $4,000.
Mexico offers land worth $4,000.
Monroe City offers $4,000 In cash
and land at actual value on options
already secured.
Hannibal makes q cash offer Of
$4,000.
Lexington offers Linwood, known
as the ]. N. Love farm, worth $685.
900, for $4,000 cash.
After receiving the offers from the
different cities, the board decided to
visit the cities aud view the sites Of
fered. They left Monday night for
Kansas City, going to Lexington to-
day, thence to Marshall, Glasgow,
Mexico, Monroe City, Hannibal and
Springfield in the order named.
When the junket is completed the
board will go to Kansas City imme-
diately and decide upon the location,
after arguments are made for the
various cities. Dol. 0'Day thinks the
board will complete the visiting trip
In eight or ten days.
The members Of the board are Hon.
John o'Day, Springfield, Mo-; Chas.
Buckner, Marshall, NO.; Miss Mitch
ell, Rocheport, MO-; Mrs. Hall, st.
Joseph, NO.; Geo. Robertson, Mex
leo, Mo. The board will be in Mexico
either Thursday or Friday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-11-30
THE P MEETING.
Escape For Thy Life" Was the Text
of an Able Discourse by DR..
Porter Tuesday Night.

A large audience heard DR.. Porter
Tuesday night on the text, Escape
For Thy Life" The speaker said in
part;
"Last night I stood on Mt. Calvary
and preached the blood Of Christ for
every sinner in this world. Tonight
I am going to stand ON Mt. Sinai and
preach the law. Gods law condemns
sin. The exceeding slnfullness Of sin
Is known by the law. Life from sin Is
through Christ. There stands the sim
ner condemned in his sins and ready
to perish forever. Here Is Christ
standing as q savior ready TO re-
deem. VIII you escape from your
sins and fee to Christi That Is the
thought I want to drive home to every
sinner tonight. The most dangerous
place anyone can occupy Is sin. God
intends to overthrow sin. II you
stay with IL you 60 down with it. God
gave Lot fair warning and command
ed him to leave sodom and run for
his life.
"Lot made q fatal mistake in going
into wicked Sodom for the purpose Of
making money. He lost his family,
all his property and barely escaped
with his life. God burned Sodom out
with 9 storm Of fire. 1t is not my
purpose to Iinger in sodom and ex-
pose the Sins Of those wicked people.
There r some preachers very bold
In firing ct the Gins Of the past GEN.
turtles, but are towards in booming
their guns on the sins OF the day. So
help me God I Am going to turn my
artillery on the sins Of Mexico. There
are many Christian fathers in this
town who are like Lot-sacriHcing
the moral and spiritual life of their
families for the sake Of filthy lucre.
Oh, my Godi What is money when
your children are destroyed by sin7
God have mercy upon that father
who, by his example, leads his children
TO hell. There are many fathers in
Mexico tonight who have ignored
God and are giving themselves to 3
life of sin. They may be kind and
moral along some lines, but lever
thsless they are welded TO tina idols
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-11-30

The session held at Duly School,
under the direction Of Mr.. Bruce,
teacher at that place, tended to make
all teachers and patrons feel q greater
interest in school work. Mr.. Bruce ia
a very modest and efficient instructor,
as was shown by some Of his pupils In
some good oral reoitations.
The Institute was organized and
given the name, "North Central Au-
dram Institute" Instructive talks
we're made by several teachers and
one especially interesting paper was
read by Mise Cox.
Mr.. Bruce was chosen president,
Mr.. Burdette vice-prosident and Miss
Eller secretary.
A committee, composed Of Miss
Dowell and Messrs. Browning and
Burdette, was appointed to arrange
the programme and place of next
meeting.
The Institute wishes TO extend
thanks to the patrons who so kindly
assisted in making the fret session q
success.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-11-30

J~orresponuence OF ne LeuKeEs
EUREKA, Nov. 2S.-Elmer Johnson
was here Monday buying stock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walker, Of Monroe
county, visited the family Of Mr..
Crews last week.
]. A. Kellerhals viii soon have his
new barn completed.
Miss Hester Kenneth is Waiting at
Stoutsvile.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-11-30
J. n. WALLACE DEAD.
He Died From Natural Causes and the
Report That He Had Been Shot
is False.

J. M. Wallace, q huokster, died at 4
o'clock Tuesday afternoon, after q
"a days Illness OF typhoid fever and
pneumonia.
Deceased was born and reared near
Jacksonville, ILL.,, and was married
twice. His first wife was AdelIa Ross
ton and thirteen children were born
TO this union; eight are living.
Twelve years ago and after the
death Of his first wife he came TO Mex
loo and was married to Mary Il. Prel,
who, with one daughter, survives the
husband.
A REPORTED WOUND.
There was q report going the rounds
this morning to the effect that Mr..
Wallace had received q serious gun
shot wound prior to hIs death.
As the remains were prepared for
burial by 9 friend the report was
given some oredence. Bent on learn
ing II there was any truth In the re-
port q LEDGER reporter accompanied
OoronerB ridgford to the residence this
morning and a careful examination Of
the body failed to show any signs Of a
wound of any description. Mrs. Wal
lace was anxious that the examine
ton be made.
The funeral was conducted from
the residence ct 10 O'Clock this
morning.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-11-30
THE BAMBERGER CASE.
The Expressman Found Who Hauled
the Body of Ida Zimmerman to the
Meramec River-Midwif
Accompanied 1t.

The expressman who hauled the
trunks for Mrs. ~Bamberger, the st.
Louis midwife, charged with the muir
der of several women, among them
Mary Holtkamp, OF this county, has
been located. His name is Octave
Didier and he Is at the -Four Courts,
His statement to Circuit Attorney
Eggers regarding the disposition Of
the body Of Ida New, alias thinner
man, Is as follows:
"My name is Octave Didier. Ihage
lived at No. 1888 Ohio avenue for i've
years. My business is that Of carting,
and l have kept a stand at Fourth
street and ohouteau avenue. on and
on / have taken trunks OF Mrs. Bam-
berger's from the different places
where she has lived. 1t was during
the spring Of 1896 that l remember re.
moving a trunk from her house at No,
s1s ohouteau avenue.
~"Incidents surrounding the call for
chilly impress the occurrence on my
memory. A servang, whom l think
can identify, came for me In the after
noon. l called at the house between
5 and Q O'Clock. 1t was a dark night,
and as | left the house I was given 8
drink of whiskey by one OF the women
II was drugged. I had q closed wagon
aud a bay horse. There were two
women in the hall besides Mrs. Bam-
berger when l came down the steps
with the trunk. One OF them gave
me So, and the other got In the wagon
with the midwife.
81 remember quite clearly that we
drove to the Meramec River down be-
low Oarondelet. When we had cross.
ed the bridge over the River Des
Peres and neared the Meramec River,
Mrs. Bamberger asked me to stop,
She said she would 60 after some one
to carry the trunk the rest Of the way
after taking 1t from the wagon. My
horse's 8 was on the bridge. The
last I saw of the trunk was on the
bank within a few feet Of the river. ]
then drove over the bridge and down
the road until 1 found a place to turn.
son my return to the bridge Mrs
Bamberger and the other women were
standing where / bad left them. The
trunk was gone. II l saw the TRUNK
again | think / could tell it. The
women came back to st. Louis with
me. left them Of at Jefferson and
Lafayette avenues. I remember II
was there, because of the Union Club,
which, | think. was liQbted.u
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-11-30

List Of letters remaining In the Post
Once at Mexico, Mo-, for the week
ending Nov. 80, 1899, which IL not
called for in thirty days will be sent
to the Dead Letter Office at Washing
ton. Persons calling for letters in this
list will please say "advertised:p
=. a. Benham, Oscar Beringer, Misa
Nancy Carter, VIM. bearing, VIII ].
Farrell, Jennie Gipp, Mary A. Jones,
Mrs. Bette Kennedy, Mrs. 8. E. Ken
nedy, Alexander Morrow, Mrs. Eva
Martin, Carl ownbey, Nj. O. G. Page,
A. h. Pinney, Sarah Provens, ]. T,
Sam Whitesides, J. L. Weaternur, Guy
Washington.
W NJ mau,o p..t-.