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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-18
MARRIAGE
DELAYED.
Charles c. Ryan Has a
Thrilling Experience
Trying to Reach
His Bride.

Tho marriage Of Miss Clara Il. Hughes
to Charles G. Ryan Jr which was to take
place Gu last Tuesday but was postponed
on account OF the father OF the bridd and
intended groom being storm staid In this
city was performed on Wednesday even
ing at tho home OF the brides parents Mr.
Ryan is brakeman on tho Landenburg
branch of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road and his train Of which his father-ir-
law Ia conductor, was blocked In this
city by the snow and he could not get 10
Landenburg in the regular way; not to q
out done however he hired horse and set
out for his destination. He reached Wood
dale ut o'clock and rs his horse was ex-
haustel he was forced to put 1t up ut the
hotel stable and stas ted to cover tho ro-
maiIder Of the distance on foor. He had
not proceeded far when he became ex-
hausted as the snow through whi;h he
passed wa' in some places from three
to six feet Deep and he had to turn back.
He wan Tered around in tho snow and
finally got into field here no lost his
bearings and for some timo did not know
in which direction WUoddale was. He
finally got strnightoaod ont and started
for the hotel where he had left his horse
On the way back he suffered in u man-
ner which no would not wish to repeat.
Sometimes no was to his waist In drifts,
WHO AZ Otupro Nc lnauaSeu W Set hlouS
fairly we'll.
AS far as the ego could reach nothing was
to be seen but u landscape clothed in whiie
ami ut another time under less serious con-
dition ths scene would have been apprecia.
ted by him.
On reaching the hotel he lost conscious
ness. The host and several others rendered
assistance and he was soon able TO retire
for the night. His dreams were mingled
with thoughts Of his intended bride aud
how $40 must DO disappointed at her we'd
ding not coming oil AZ Cne appointed time.
Was she thinking TINT his train was
snowbouni and that he was sleeping COM
for able in bed of down or did she know
how hard he had tried to leach her side
befors the appointed hour. He arose carly
and again Set out for Landenburg on horse
back. On the way ono of his feet got fros
ted and he suffered severe pain from the
cold. He reached the Hughes homo at 1
O'Clock in the Afternoon and was married
that wednesday, evening.
His experience reads like the famed
fairy tales where the lover suffered great
privations anu went through many perils
to reach his bride and it is hoped that his
experience will end as the sorry does land
they lived happy ever after"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-18

took Quotations,

a new Dulmarvia telephone has been
placed in Chief DOlans office. 1t Is No. !.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-18

The street markets were well attended
this morning tbs farmers being abe to
reach the city in s!eighs. Although not q
large market there was Il fairly good sup
ply Of provindcr ana prices had resumed
their normal condition. Butter, selling
for so cents n pound; eggs. 30 cant. ner
dozen; potatoes, 10 cents u bushcl. Chi *
ens the Same old ruling prices according
to sic and ago of the fowls.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-18

~ pare for any civil service examination
without seeing our illustrated catalogue. #
intorh,stion, Sent free. Columbian Cores
pondencc College, Washington, D. q.
1t n ABS
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-18

Walter Hayes WAS in court this morn
ing.
EMor!is l}urris Of MidLlstown was in our
city to-day.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-18

American Laundry. sla West Front street
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-18

DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup Never Fails to
cure throat aud lung trouble. Physicians
recommend this wonderful medicine. ESQ.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-07-14

and held a public reception for Rev.
and Mrs. McEwen. 1t was an occasion
which will long be remembered by Mr.,
and Mrs. McEwen. showing, as it did,
the cordial relations existing between
the pastor and the people. After a
cordial greeting by all, Mr.. l.. E. Good
win in a neat speech delivered an adj
dress of welcome to the pastor and
bride, to which Mr.. McEwen responded
in well chosen words. Rev. Carson
spoke of the cordial relations existing
between the pastors of the churches,
after which Miss Florence Abbott rem
dered solo, fully maintaing her past
reputation. The band followed with
music, which was highly appreciated.
Dainty refreshments brought an enjoy
able evening to close. Many thanks
are due those, who spent time and Ia
Dor in preparing for this occasion.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-07-14

Don Talcott was appointed to lead
the prayer meeting Wednesday even
ing but was unavoidably absent. Mr..
Stillson took charge of the meeting and
read the 18th chapter OF John which
was thoroughly discussed by each one
present and much good received.
Dr.. l.. NJ. Coon of this place closed
his house for a few weeks, sojourning
ia tie north. 1t was noticed that a
windbw had been raised and his father,
". W Coon, inspected the affair. The
house had been thoroughly ransacked
by unkaown parties; it will be difficult
to know what has been taken until the
return Of Mr.. and Mrs. Coon. The
Jewelry belonging to the deceased sis
ter Mrs. Scouten, was in the house and
there was considerable anxiety to know
If it was taken, but fortunately it was
undiscovered by the unknown parties;
several articles near it were removed but
just before reaching the box that con-
tanned it their attention must have been
called in another direction. The doctor
IS away for his health and it is much
regretted that this should happen in
his absence.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-07-14
K|R0N CHRONICLES

N. p. Swanson went to Chicago last
week with fat cattle.
Miss Emma Anderson spent Monday
and Tuesday visiting friends in Milford
township
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A. Norelius drove
across the country on Wednesday to
Wall Lake, returning home in the
evening.
Miss Lillian Anderson of Coon Ra-
pids, Iowa, arrived on Saturday of last
week to visit Kiron relatives and
friends for a few days.
Rev. 7. Granden. travelling agent for
the Swedish Baptist church paper, the
Nya Vecko Posten at Chicago, made
Kiron brief visit Tuesday. He
preached at the Baptist church in the
evening.
Sidney Meleen of Grand Island, Neb.,
is rusticating for several weeks in our
midst. enjoying country and farm life,
the guest of S. N. Sandstrom.
The Holiness tent meeting closed on
Tuesday night. Their meetings were
fairly we'll attended, especially on Sum
days they had large audiences. We
will not attempt to enumerate the
many who attended from other locali-
ties. Charter Oak, Denisoa, Manila
and Deloit were represented at these
meetings.
A petition is circulated asking for the
moving of the Kiron postoffice to the
new town located west of Kiron by the
Railroad Co., when that town gets open
for business. Not until the business
gets started and conducted in the new
town will the office be moved. The
majority of the patrons are in favor Of
having it moved, as where they do their
business they want their mail also.
Michael Cronan, day laborer,
dropped dead while at work with Con-
tractor Chapman's car crew west of
Kiron on Monday forenoon. He COM
menced work in the morning and
worked for four hours, when he was
released from all earthly labor. He
was a stranger to all, no one knowing
of his home or if he had any relatives
or friends and their location. The
coroner was notified, who came out in
the evening and conveyed the remains
to Denison.
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panied by her aunt. who will make
short visit before returning.

panied by her aunt. who will make a
short visit before returning.
Charles Chriss is sinking a we'll deeper
for j. Burlington.
A. M. Campbell of Denison was out
to his farm Tuesday.
Howard Wilson was up in the Good.
rich neighborhood Sunday.
MIR. Judd and wife spent Sunday at
Gillett's as the guest of w. III. Cramer.
What is the matter with that mud
hole and patch of cookie burrs Just as
you go into Denison?
Bert Campbell passed through this
neighborhood Sunday, enroute for the
suburbs Of Elgin.s
Mrs. Chriss, accompanied by Mrs.
Biggs, were at Buck Grove visiting
friends on Wednesday.
Mr.. Mills and daughter, of Schaller,.
who had been visiting E. r. Smells, re.
turned home the 5th of July. 8
Master Stewart SERVER and Lon
Nicholson's boys were out Sunday on
their ponies going to Deloit. and also
stopped to visit Ivan Gillett.
Lew Sewell and daughters, Ada and
Allie, were out for drive Sunday Wis.,
iting the new town of Deloit, and CAL
ling on old friends in Goodrich.
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NEWS OF DOW CITY,

Mrs. f. h. Schafer went to Denison
Monday evening and returned Tues
day.
Nettle Rae Bramhall, who came up
to attend the funeral of her brOther-in-
law, MI. Il z. Pierce, returned to her
home in Omaha.
Rev. A. j. McColl of Lohryille ar
rived Tuesday evening, being sent for
on account OF the serious illness of his
little sister, Coda.
Grading on the Central is about com.
pleted and we hear that some of the
gangs expect to go to Minnesota to en-
gage in similar occupation there.
Ed Downs purchased one of those
fine horses of the Greene Cattle IN.
this week. There is always lively
time when one of those animals is
caught and trained.
Died, Coda, the nine year old dauch-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. McColl, We'd
nesday evening. The little one has
been sick for some time. but she was
not thought serious until the last few
days.
The Iowa Telephone Go. has it's line
in as far as Dunlap. This company be-
lleves in doing everything right, so it.
has put up good cedar poles and two
wires of copper. This is certainly
great improvement oyoF the old line.
We noticed in the locals OF The last
issue OF the EHyilW that Miss Decky
Virgins, who was married to Mr.. w.
A. Cameron on last Saturday, s'has
been popular and efficient teacher.''
This is mistake. as she graduated
from the Dow City High school this
spring. &
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-07-14
BUCK GROVE ITEMS.

II. Downs of Arion was IN town last
Thuredas.
JIM Griffin was at Arion on business
Oh day this week.
Jim Fitzgerald of Denison was out
this way last Monday.
The township trustees met in extra
session here last Thursday.
Jack Griffin Of Dow City was up this
way visiting friends Sunday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Deider,
a son; all concerned doing we'll.
Dr.. Evans of Arion was in town on
professional business Thursday.
p. Uuderhill and w. Eggers were
buyirg stock here last Saturday.
Quite lot of building going up in
this part of the county this summer.
Joe Bradley and j. p. Jones were
business visitors here the past week.
Several of our boys have purchased a
new steam thresher. We hope they
have Success.
j. L.. Williams and Jas. Hahn will
start !,nilding the new school house in
town Monday.
Agsns Kelly of Omaha was in town
loolsing after the interests OF the Deer.
ing 20 Tuesday.
Joe Holden, Sid Green and Johr
Hownrth of Dow City we're in tow
one day this week.
TIE NJ. w. A. camp at this place are
fxiDs lp their hall and on Saturday
evenia July %, they will give an ice
crea,fi upper and dance; in the after
moor ere wiz be good game Of base
| ball utween Buck Grove and Pretty
Prairi,: a big time is expected.
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HAPPENINGS AT VAIL,

Father Murphy was Denison visitor
Tuesday.
A. j. Bond of Denson was Vallite
Thursday.
Our farmers are all busy in the hay
field these days.
Rose Robson of Dunlap is visiting
Vail relatives and friends.
Miss Lucy Smith has been visiting
West Side and Carroll friends.
Thos. Mockler. an attorney from
Harlan, was Vail visitor Wednesday.
Chas. Fitzslmmons now rides IN a
new buggy furnished by his company,
the Standard Food Co.
Mrs. Shugart and Miss Rudder,
nurses at the Wright hospital at Car
roll, visited with Vail friends Tuesday.
M. Il. Ryan has some new gasoline
lights in his drug store that give a much
better light than the ordinary oil lamp.
Joe Duffy met with very serious ac-
cident Monday while at the stock yards
in Chicago. He, with some Others from
here, were sorting some cattle when
one wild critter turned on Joe and run
him down and trampled on him dis
figuring his face and breaking his jaw.
He was brought home and is improving
as we'll as can be expected, hut will un.
doubtedly be laid up for few days
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-07-14
CHARTER OAK CHATS

Editor McVev made short call at
Arion Thursday.
Born, Tuesday, July Ii, to Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Deter, a son.
e. Haworth of Mapleton visited with
friends at the Oak this week.
p. ID. Mcmahon took the train for
Denison Wednesday evening.
Miss Franc Hart is visiting friends at
Galva and other places in northwest
Iowa.
Mrs. f. DuBoies is visiting in Han
over township with her sister, Mrs.
Shropshire.
Smith, the east side barber, packed
his goods Tuesday and moved to Des
MONIES.
DR.. Jepsen of Sioux City came to the
Oak on professional business Wednes-
day evening.
Mrs. F. Roberts went to Ute Thurs.
day to visit friends before going to her
new home at Gray.
j. McGraw and family moved to Den
ison the first of the week, where he has
carpenter work to do.
The Misses May and Lucy Healy of
Kenwood and Lizzie Champion of Den
ison were Oak callers Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harding, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. Knight and family are at Lake Oko-
boji for few weeks rest and recrea-
ton.
Mrs. A. Anderson accompanied her
sister to her home at Yankton, S. D.,
Thursday, where she expects to visit
several weeks.
Mrs. Burke and daughter Ruth came
from Sioux City and are stopping with
her husband. a contractor on the rail
road north of town, at the Charter Oak
House.
Fred Roberts is up from Gray this
week getting his goods ready to move
down there, where he has charge of a
lumber yard. We are sorry to see Sc
many leaving the Oak. but every one
must go where their best interest calls
them and we trust they will all be very
successful IN their new homes.
PRESBYTERIAN NOTES.
The usual services Will be held next
Sabbath and all are invited.
A number of men are at work reset
ting the steps and completing the stone
wall around the church.
Good audiences were present at al
the services last Sabbath In the al
sence OF the organist Sunday evening
Mrs. McEwen presided. Mi johnson
and Miss Abbott were badly M ssei
from our choir, being detained at home
by illness.
On last Friday evening the good PEG
pie of the church and friends assembled
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-07-14
JAN ARlON LETTER.

Mesdames Kelly and Talcott drove to
Dow City Wednesday.
Mrs. Chas. Underhill is away visiting
friends and relatives.
The race track south of town is un-
dergoing Improvements.
Miss Jennie Talcott of Defiance is
visiting friends and relatives here.
Several ladies from here went for a
picnic in the grove near Mr.. Pete Hollo
we'll S.
MIR. Meyer Of Dunlap was visiting his
friend, Seymour Bond, Wednesday OF
this week.
j. +. Mourer has finished putting on
siding on his grocery store which adds
much to its appearance.
Fishing is an important pastime with
some OF our boys, and number of fine
fish have been caught here.
Mrs. /. a Underhill and son, Clyde,
were down from Denison. Their many
friends were glad to see them.
DIR. Beatty of Dunlap was in town
Tuesday DIR. Evans accompanied
him on professional trip to Buck
Grove.
Officials of the Illinois Central Ry.
met here Tuesday on important mat
tiers with the officials of the Milwaukee
Ry. Co.
Pearl Sisley of Lake View is visiting
her grandfather, Mr.. Staller. Peal
has many warm friends here who Will
be glad to see her.
The Christian Aid Society met with
Mrs. Huffman Wednesday. The So
ciety was kept busy sewing, refresh
ments consisting of ice cream and cake
were served and all had an enjoyable
time.
Mrs. Cummings. wife of our popular
editor, Sundayed here and was looking
over the prospects of her new home.
!. She and the children expect to come as
soon as suitable house can be pro-
cured.
The Arion friends and relatives Of
Mr.. and Mrs. McColl sympathize with
them in the loss of their bright little
daughter who was taken from them by
the angel of death Thursday morning
at her home in Dow City.
The Sunday school was we'll attend
ed Sunday, AL the teachers were pres.
ent. 1t was necessary to elect two of.
icers to Gil vacancies which resulted as
follows: FRANK Evans, assistant sup
erintendent; Ada Bolton, librarian.
There was no preaching service at The
usual hour as the Baptist members
harsno yet called a pastor Service
were held in the evening by Bro
Smythers. Next Sunday, at the uaua
hour, service will be conducted by Rev
Molesworth.
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GOODRICH GOSSIP

o. How hot.
Harvest will be with us in about two
weeks.
John Reimers is Tossing some of his
little pigs.
Miss Ethel Christy, who has been
visiting at Dunlap, returned accom-
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-07-14
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

The following list of letters remain unca'led
for in the poelotiice al Denisen Iowa. up ia
july II. 1883 If mol called Tor same will he sent
to The dead letter office. Parties calling for let
tiers please say advertised letters"
W Bains Ingebert Aarstad (2)
Henry Roster .Jerrie Harrington
Mamie Hansen THEODORE Hartz
l. A Platts u D G Fl Sharkey
Charlie Selig Henry Hendrickson
VIM Cristianson Clyde Mckinney
Lydia Pinkham ii c Pierce
Mrs Mary L Smith william Schmidt
James Wilson Erenst Schroeder
ID. l.. BoyNToN. Postmaster.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-10-12


Mr.. q. " Howell "a visiting his
father near Dexter THE week.
J e. MISSIONER. H. = Simpson and
others nrc IN st. L0gs attending to
business.
MIR. ara Mr.. Feuy and Airs. H.
Evans spent las, week 10 che city see
ing the siglis
Mr.. Pope, igent Of the NJ. Il. & o.
T. u. x visited bis family In ST.
Louis Lac, week.
Dr. J. II i,ahkin, who has heea IN
.hc Office Of Dr. Z. A. May fne the
past six months, lei, saturday for
Mclit, H., where he expects 90 locate
for the practice ut medicine.
Mr.. !. Z Evans new s,oro builiing
Is about completed and be expects TO
move into il urxt week. The building
T. one OF the largest md most com.
modinus tn Southeast Missouri
The long expected has happened.
There was ire IN town yesterday
Not very serious, bul enough TO remind
the citizens that they .huuld be- pre-
pared fir fire. A SMALL barn belong.
ing 10 Mir. Cicero Downs WIS burned.
Cause of Ere unknown,
E-y. :. II. Williams preached at The
n. L. church, South, last Sunday
morning and evening. AZ the recent
session uf The ouuull conference 81
louur Tcrrc, Elrius was made u hali
station. The change sacms 20 be APP
pFcriHlcl, a. the audiences ha'r al-
ready prrgcpiJ.y increased.
| Work ON Mr. Whites new brick
building l. now fairly under way
lhi, promises 10 be quito an addition
to our town, aud will be rented inr
offices aaI business purposes. Thrice
other business houses are IN course ui
construction, ami the people Of this
vicinity viii soon be able 10 spend all
She money they can CT without going
very lar from home.
The very ncwcs, thing and the mo,'
lively jr.t now is the "Ehins Coruct
Band" liislGtDi rroas--l mcar
lG players mud musician { he teach.
or). The boy. arc all right, however,
and viii g, there Il We give them O
chance. They have nice new iusTu'
mcms. aud an able aud efficient In,
siruc,or. and will be heard fslm, Il
they haven't been already.
AiPuA.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-10-12
CHURCHES.

FEAsnTrERtAN-ieg 3, .. ~ flNrb. DID,
Fastor-I'r-aehns sunday morning. and eve
ning. sunday Nchoui 81 y-a1 q. an, NM, NJ
HAALAN. superintendent. nv ri meeting
wednesday evening.
MErHunsr ErIscur,I. -ptru- Rev s. W
TaKar, iuaor -- Preaching every sunday
nsornins and EVENING" sunday s.r"i ~ -
a. NJ. Dr, ), l.. iItw, ~up't. lwlrr insect
lrF ryrry "wednesday evening.
METHODIST EpstorAi-Euy. ; Martin,
t'ls,nr, preaching ogry SUNDAY nHrAins
AMI evening; sunday school 80 o - a. VA.
NV. CIVILIAN. -upt, rpyur u"r' "f ever
"Wednesday evening.
HlIItSr-l.sy. N, N. M'N,fE. Uasior
ptrlrh.ng iirsi and thITd SUNDAY nt raci
month. morning snd evening itayc'
meeting even Wednesday evening sun
dnJ schIul Du. IA Ice johnson Hprrin
t~pdpEt.
CnnI.r,sV -. KID. a. ~ ItHEAI. Iasior
preaching thIrd ana iDuTh sundays ui
eHrh month. morning M evening, sun
DAY sc;lssIl 80 ana. ". y. FirmlrE. supgr
ntrndrnt. I. T.. -. g.. D. gSr,y SUNDAY
evening 81 u'r.HrE
:IrnEgtN-I,ey 4. l.. R0HLEiNU, pastor
Preas.tuuz even SUNDAY ial.uiiiE vNCpui tI'
fourth, catcchism after church.
CarHuLIr-lioy. Fdthrr TueMEi, resi- !rE'
priest. MaAs eSrTy sunday except FIRST az O.
O'ciJcE; caiechism samc Gays al 2.p.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-10-12

4 UuioHyilc, ny, telegram Of the
sIh says: "Fur several weeks g pCcu.
liar skin eruption has been epidemic Ia
this and adjoining counties, eau Ing
great alarm, Us many physicians were
u the opinion that IL was SMALLPOX in
a mild form. Il has been ascgrsslnej
Ia be Cuban Itch, violent skin disease,
which spreads rapidly, and,while quite
painful. does not couline the patient 10
his bed. Il has been leaned here that
there are hundreds ui cases Of this NAL
aAy in this section Of Kentucky, aud
that the itch has found It's way ialo
oiber paris Of the STATE. The disease,
If it can be called such, has tho appear
ance OF smallpox, except that Il i uo'
50 disfguring aud is not accompanied
By high fever. Thc local doctors ara
now rs ing 10 End remedy for the Itch.
II check Il no, put to lis spread al
once the infectious disease may become
general throughout Kentucky"
This description agrees 10 many re-
speas With the disease Ia the mining
districts 0f this c0aIry, over which
shcsr was q good deal Of doubt, and
which wss diagnosed By experienced
physicians M smgil-poN. But Inert
have been several dealt his In this county
from the disease, and lhcy were at.
.cnescd BY Ill the characteristics o.
ssaali-pos. Does ''Cuban iiel' kill
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-10-12

The business Mems Clnb Of Farm
inglou held meeting q, the Court
House last Friday evening for the pur-
posc Of takilg steps towards securing
the locating 81 the Southeast Insane
Asylum ri Pennington. The follow
ing committees were appointed: JAS.
per N. Burks. j. s. Clay, Or. j. H.
lisw and N. L. Cisriy.' 10 mott lhe
Commissioners al 81, lass 90 the roth
inst, asd preseEi before them tue nd
yaniages Of Pennington Us y suitable
place to locate the asylum. ". H..
Tayior, Peter Gte4siug. Merrill ripklu.
". H. Lang and J. W. Buck 10 solicit
donations TO AID in the location Of the
asylum and John 4. Burks, j. s.
Clay, Merrill rlpkin and Paul Caycc,
10 select a proper site Of land which
way be secured on which 10 build the
asylum. Chairman j. I. Durks 81 the
business Men'a Club was authorized 10
appoint . committee oi fifteen on 70.
eePiion at The proper time to Feneivc
The Commissioners whcn they lnaY
elect 10 visit FarmiDg,oa.
We Taderstani that sbInc very lib
cral donations have been offered by
several Of oar citizens as o saartar ioa-
st,h securing land for a siso cor the
|ssylnm. II thu Commissioners should
select this print. Tho hcahhinlncss Of
this luealsy Is sli Iha; could be DE-
sird. aud lisrs probably IL moi bct-
tee place II Ssssashcass Missouri for the
loeHsan d nm institution 81 the kiad.
n par peorle Win MI work tngeshca
and ma,sfsst 40 enlerpriSing interest If
| Vic matter. there Is good show isig
Earningteu 10 get the asylEn.