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.Jof1r1st0rl's
Sarsaparilla
QUART BOTTLES.
IN the SHADOW OF DEATH.
TOUK FOUR BOTTLES AND i WAS CURED
sNATCnED FROM DESPAIR.
Whole Family Cured.

Mrs. C. II. Kingsbury, who keeps q
millinery and fancy goods store at st.
Louis, Gratiot Co., Mich, and who is
well known throughout the country,
says:
I. 1 was badly troubled with rheuma.
tism, catarrh and neuralgia. had
liver complaint and was very bilious. l
was in bad conditions; every day be-
gan to fear that I should never be q
well woman; that l should have to
settle down into chronic invalid, and
live in the shadow of death. l had
JOHNSTON'S SARSAPARILLA rec
commended to me. TOOK -FOUR
BOTTLES AND 1T CURED ME, and
cured my family both. am very glad
that heard of it. 1 would cheerfully
recommend it to every one. ] have
taken many other kinds OF medicine.
l prefer JOHNSTON'S to all of them. p"
MICHIGAN DRUG CO., Detroit, Mich.
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A NOTED ORATOR. GONh.
Death Game Suddenly to Colonel
Robert G. Ingersoll.
A VICTIM OF EEART DISEASE.

Owing to His Many Charities He
Leaves Only His Life Insurance For
His Family-Dr. John Clark Kldpnth
Delivers tho Funeral Address.
New York. July 25-Colonel Robert
G. Ingersoll died at his home. Walston-
on-Hudson. near nubbs Ferry last Fiji
day. His death was sudden and un-
expected and resulted from the heart
disease from which he suffered since
1896. In that year. during the Republic
can national convention. he was taken
i'll. and had to return home He never
fully recovered from the attackof heart
disease and was under the care OF ply
SicianS constantly.
For the last three days OF his life
Mr.. lngersoll had not been feeling we'll.
Thursday night he was in better health
and spent portion of the evening play
ing billiards with Walston II. Brown.
his son-in-law, and c. p Farrell, his
brother-in-law and private secretary.
He seemed to be in better health and
spirits when he retired than he had
been for several days.
On Friday morning he rose at the
usual hour and Joined the family at
breakfast. He then said he had spent
a bad night. but felt better. He did not
think his condition at all dangerous.
After breakfast he telephoned TO DR..
Smith. his physician. who is at Belle
Haven, and told him OF his experience
during the night. Dr. Smith told him.
he said. to continue the use OF nitro
glycerine and that he would see him
during the day.
Colonel lngersoll spent the morning
swinging in a hammock and sitting on
the veranda with the members OF the
family. He said he was better and had
no pain. AT 1880 he started to go up
stairs.
On reaching the head of the stairs
Colonel Ingersoll turned into his wife's
room. Mrs. InserSoli was there. To-
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RECIPROCITY WITH FRANCE.
The Long pondlnV Treaty Between
the Nations Finally Signed,

The Long Pending Treaty Between
the Nations Finally Signed,
Washington, July 25.-The long
pending reciprocity treaty negotiations
between the United States and France
were brought to Il successful close al
the state department late Yesterday al
ternoon, when Ambassador Cambon,
in behalf OF France, and Commissioner
Kasson, in behalf of the United States,
affixed their signatures TO the reel
procity treaty. 1t is by far the most
important treaty concluded under the
reciprocity provisions OF the Dingley
law, and the only one affecting the
trade with d large commercial nation
Tne negotiations we're marked By
rather sharp and lorg continued dis
cussions, which continued up TO tie
tire the signatures were pl2ccd ON the
document. IN the end a spirit CT com
promise prevailed. ce.d eacli size y!eid-
cd something. The general effect OF
the treaty will encourage commerce
betTeon the two countries.
The concessions granted by France
embraced most of the articles in what
is known as the French minimum tar
if. This comprises GA heads, the
rates being Oh an average about 20 PEI
cent below those in the general tariff
on France 1t was found necessary
however. owing to protests from the
French agrariaa interests, to except
from this minimum list about "a ar
ticlcs. chiefly agricultural products. 1t
was on this point that the negotiations
were in doubt for several days.
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TO Welcome Algcr Home.

Detroit. July 24.-Plans for the recep-
ton of Secretary Alger upon his return
to his home city are nearing COM
pletion. General Alger will be met by
the reception committee at some point
en- route from Washington. On arrival
he will be met by all the marching
organizations of the city which care to
join in the demonstration. The gen.
eral will be escorted to the city hall.
where a formal presentation to the
gathered crowds will be made in front
of the hall by the mayor and governor.
Then there will be public reception
In the corridor of the city hall. follow
ed by meeting, probably in Light
Guard armory. where opportunity for
the expression OF the sentiments OF
prominent citizens will be had.
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COLONEL. lNaEnsol.l,s CAREER.
How His Good Nn;;;re WOE the Friend
snIn Oils Hont.aern;c. Cnntnr.

ship orItis Confederate Captor.
Robert G. ircerSo;l was the best Known
hecuusc OF his views or religions topics.
but his Introduction ~ tina countryat large
was by resi>c;, oi q pOii.ica. ANA not an
agnostic address. Il VS. III 1875 when he
made the address f:cr..a;;j,ii.c james g.
Blaine for enc preS'iel.cy. It MS III this
tp4ech tina, Mt Blaine WINS :.rst alluded
h. as the '!'i,nt.d i[n!rilt.
Inserac:l Vas born IT, Dresden y. Y.
Aug H. ls$9 ara WAS tie sor of Il Con-
grcgation.l minister w.-oac liberal views
iinta:yo:.iZed the f.;Cse orthodox members
Of his congregation. Egriy in the forties
the Ing.rso!is removed to Wisconsin and
u little later 20 southern !;lionis Bob
1ngersol!,s hcyhood ard eav.y manhood
were passed in that state. At Il he en-
tered The Office of his elder brother. Ebon
c. Ingerson ~hen OF age was admitted
10 the Illinois b2r and With his brother
opened law Office At Shawneetown
Both We're Democrats and prominent in
local politics. t,bon G. became congress
man. and at that time II was Roberts
highest ambition TO be himself sent to
the house of representatives from his
home district. In 1881 he removed TO
Peoria. where lie devoted much of his
time TO political speaking and acquired
considerable local fame.
In 1860 he accepted the Democratic NOM
ination for congress in a district that was
overwhelmingly Republican and WAS
beaten He never ran for office again.
He settled down 10 the practice of law.
hut upon the breaking out OF the civil
war entered the Union army after or
eanizing regiment OF cavalry. the Elev-
enth Illinois. OF which he was made Colo
ned He made Il reputation as a soldier
for personal daring and dash.
While he was guarding crossroad with
small detachment of men he was sur
nriscd by party of Confederates who
csntured both him and his men. He was
t.l;en before the Confederate general and
;rterrogated as II who was in command
of his forces. I'm be hanged if I know.
bc esId. you are a fine soldier not TO
know your commander" said the Confed-
crate. Ingcrscll's eyes NYinkied as he re-
nlied: well. was in tSmmand five min
,,os ago. Who is in command now /
hoyen't the slightest idea This pleased
,he Confederate general. and the two be-
oan,e friends. 1t was not long before the
federal troops began pursuit OF the Con-
eadarates who held Ingersoll captive The
nhase lasted three days. at the END OF
,,.hIcb time the Confederate commander
said 70 Ingersoli. Ride apart niue:
and whom nohodY is looking 4ena onA ''''
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VIRGINIA:-In the circuit
court for the county of Acco-
mack, in the vacation of the
said court, the LIST day of July,
A. D., 1899.
Mary A. Dies, who sues by
Jno. A. M. Wheaton, her next
friend, ..................P Plaintiff.
against
James S. Dies. Defendant.
In Chancery.
The object of this suit is to
obtain a divorce a vinculo mat
rimonii from the defendant
Affidavit having been made
before the clerk of the said court,
that James S. Dies, the defend
ant in the above entitled cause,
is a nonresident of the State of
Virginia, on the motion of the
plaintiffs by her attorney, it is
ordered that said James,. Dies do
appear here within fifteen days
after due publication of this or
der, and do what is necessary
to protect his interests; and
that this order be published once
a week for four successive weeks
in the Peninsula Enterprise, "a
newspaper published at Acco-
mack G. H., Virginia, and also
posted at the front-door Of the
court house of the said county
on the first day of the next term
of the county court of the said
county.
Test: JOHN D. GRANT, C. C.
A Copy
Test: JOHN D. GRANT, C. C.
L. Floyd Mock, p. q.
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Sick snidiors rrnn, Manila.

San Francisco, July 25-The United
States transport Morgan City, which
has been converted into hospital
ship. arrived yesterday from Manila.
having on board 473 sick and conva-
descent soldiers. The vessel started
with 476, but three died on the voyage
Private c. j. Bobbs. Tenth Pennsy.-
vania. Private Lewis Cook, Twenty
second regiment. and First Lieutenant
jackson, First South Dakota. All Of
those on board were Ill when the
steamer left Manila. but on arrival
here only % were unable to leave their
Derths. The men are now at the mill
itary hospital ct the Preside.
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=
when the president received Il telegram
from Mr.. Root. formally accepting the
offer which had been formally sent to
him, after Senator Platt had assured
Tho president Of Mr. Roots willingness
to accept. and of the approval OF HIM
self. Senator Depew. Governor Roose-
Welt and the Republican organization
of New York. and as the president
handed the telegram to him Secretary
Alger was the first member of the cab
met TO learn the news.
The president informed the other
members Of the cabinet. and then au-
thorized the formal announcement OF
the appointment of Mr.. Root.
Secretary Alger sent n telegram OF
congratulation to Mr. Root. which was
promptly answered. The new cabinet
official came TO Washington today and
had conference with the president
this evening which lasted until after
midnight
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DEWEY IN PERFECT HEALTH.
He Expects to Arrive In New York
About Oct. 1.

He Expects TO Arrive in New York
About Oct. l.
Trieste, July 25.-A newspaper cor
respondent yesterday visited Admiral
Dewey on board his flagship Olympia
and was cordially received. Admiral
Dewey said that although he had re-
ceived many invitations from Ameri-
cans sojourning at Carlsbad, he had
never intended going there.
Look at me-" said the admiral. DO
l look like a sick man? Do look as
If | required Carlsbad treatment?
am quite healthy, and though | will be
SO next December, feel quite young
in health and spirits. came to
Trieste solely 10 recruit the health OF
the crew. they having passed II
months in the tropics without break.
II expect to remain in Trieste about
a week longer. and shall then proceed,
probably to Naples Further details
and plans have not been decided upon.
but the cruiser will remain during the
whole of August at Mediterranean
ports. The last port touched in Europe
will be Gibraltar. We are expected in
New York Oct /. l have accepted invi-
tations to receptions by the citizens OF
New York and Washington.
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Eomentlng n Religious Rebellion

Manila. July pa Filipino priest
named Gregorie Agripay, with the in
surgents. is trying to lead movement
for the independence of the church in
the Philippines from the Spanish
priesthood He has issued a proclama-
ton declaring himself the vicar gen.
eral OF all the Filipino priests in the
districts outside Of American control
on the Island of LuZon, and is melting
the priests to disobey the regulations
of the church and brotherhoods. The
archbishop of the district has issued
a bull communicating Agripay, and
this action has increased the feeling
between the Filipinos and the church.
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WAR SECRETARY ROOT.
New York Lawyer Succeeds the
Man From Michigan.
CONGRATULATIONS FROM ALGER.

Tho Retiring Cabinet Onlcial Says MIR.
Root Has Ills sympathy rs We'll ns
tulntions-Detrolt Preparing
to Welcome Aiger.
Washington, July 24.-Secretary AL
ger on Wednesday last rendered his
resignation of the war portfolio. The
resignation was accepted the next day,
and Secretary Alger will sever his Of
fetal connection with the war depart
ment on Aug. l.
The president on Saturday announced
the appointment of Elihu Root. the
we'll known New York lawyer. to
be secretary Of war, and all the mem
bers Of the cabinet, including Secretary
Alger, praised the appointment, al
though Secretary Alger added that Mr..
Root would have his sympathy as well
as his congratulations.
Secretary Alger, curiously enough.
was talking to the president in brief
interview about army appointments.
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+AIIcE-'E9 IT III ~ : - II r''''--'
New York, July 25.-Police Magis-
trate Jacob Bremen, ri Brooklyn. yes
terday discharged from custody the q
men arrested FOR the ALLEGED dynamite
scheme to blow up The eleYatad rail-
road structure at Fifth avenue ami
Thirty-sixth street las, week. The
magistrate decided that the evidence
presented was too fiiras: to warrant
him in holding the men.
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NEW YORK, PAILA. & NORFOLK R,R.

Time Table in Effect Nov. 80, 1897.
Quickest and only daily line between
Boston, New York, Phila., Nor
folk and Old Point Comfort.
,rnrnI1NuA RD
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ST" stops for passengers on signal
to conductor. SDaily, except Sunday.
r. B. Cooke, r. a. Nicholas,
Gen'l. Freight & Supt.
Pass. Agent, Cape Charles, Va
Norfolk, Va
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Mr. II. e. Swift. the we'll known representative
Of j. N. Murdoch. Wholesale Druggist, Oh
Parkersburg, w. Va, says:
"Iwas completely laid up with Cholera Nor
bus Bought Il bottle OF kermotts Ext. Black
berry and was completely cured with one dose.
Would not be without it if ii cost me s. 90 bot
Biacl;berry as the best remedy on the market
for Summer Complaint, Diarrhqa: Cholera
MorbuS, Etc II. +. SWIFT.
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Has opened an Undertaken shop at
Parksley and will keep always ID
stock full line of Caskets of all grades
and sizes and full supply OF material
for Collins, which will be furnished
on short notice and at lowest figures.
Orders by wire or otherwise to meet
boat or train on undertaking business
at any point in Accomac promptly
attended to.
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birmingham. AIa., July KIT TdhK
Susie. Portuguese. was shot and NOR
tally wounded at Carbon Hill yester-
day by his 10-year-old son George. The
father had just returned from serving
a sentence in the penitentiary for as
sault. and was on drinking bout. His
7-year-old stepdaughter offended him
and he threatened to kill and wipe out
the whole family. The son interposed
objection and the father rushed at him
angrily with carving knife. The boy
picked up pistol and shot his father
as he approached. He then surren-
dered. The father WILL die.
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utrtoni, -u"vt

Wat.N .hr -tt uurng IIs rl.h. uf Itr
ifth auH lsfh of IhI. uuuII.
~ thc night. ~ tae .ttn and Ilth 20
Navemb bcr shall br clear. one 1r per
Hap. both ~ them HiI reveal fuiru.
I.d spectacle Astronomer. have Gale
culated that at tlal time the earth
wII pass through meteoric belt. aud
that great shower ~ 1rr1Iltes will
be scvu where condition. arc favor
able
There are severa. theories 1i metcors
aud their fall 0ne ls that they ave
fragments OF comets which have been
wrecked. They shoot through space
At speed % about miles d second.
Ard This great velocity causes them To-
ignite, as they are not beyond the
volume % air that surrounds thc earth
Meteors frequently Pal. 90 tc the earth,
ia rare instances boa solid mass. but
usually in hue powder which is left
from thei- combustion ln the air
There is always an abundance OF me
tcors in our atmosphere. 'he numbors
which traverse it being millions every
day But on November 4 and ~ the
metcoric procession will bee far thicker
than usual and u the astronomers
have predicted correctly We shall bee
multitudes OF them rushing aud blaz-
ing above o..
This Is the season for meteors. and
on any fair night half a dozen OF more
may be seen by those who have the
patience 60 watch for .hem but this
month We will have a gorgeous dis
play In the heavens. aud nobody ahould
forget the date set for Il
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Mrs. Netiio Lind, graduated nurse 81
the Royal State school, Copenhagen,
Denmark, writes tho following lettor to
Or. Hartman from Chicago. Mrs. Lind
says; II am very pleased b testify 70
the merits of Po-ru-nA. have watched
its results When prescribed 10 patients
under my care, especially in tho diner.
ent catarrhal troubles. ami must say tho
results were most satisfactory. / there
fore have great faith IN Po-ru-na.
Mrs. Nsttio Lind"
Mrs. s. r. Robbins, White Wright
Texas, says; q" have been having collie
at times and Z got very yellow, and am
confined o. my bed a great deal OF the
time. I.astspring gos 80 bad that I Twas
In bod most OF the time Tor several weeks.
had collie siek stomach and nervous
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ruHrr tSpirrmFNr..


rt- Dr.nd Jur, Crinding AIous dtta.
drrpooi tsru-eh frun furl
Today ,n The district court was de-.
voted 90 motions and Getting cases Tor
trial and to wait ou che grand jury
Tue indictments returned today were
Joe Grow Tor burglar ling che house
% a Messel on October George Sa
binc for fe'ouious assault ou his ~
year old step daughter Henry prudcn,
for nssaultiug Ella Arnold nnd anoot
ing her with a revolver
I'd Nauderpooi was. excused by
Judge Burford from further serving
1n thc grand jury sheriff Ninehart
win have in the court tomorrow morn
ing 'Or orguucut the following Joe
watkins, charged with che murder of
rank Carter Irauk FLYNN for steal
INK cow a o. Brown tor forging
IUo. warrants Robert aud Iampa
S.roggius. f0r burglary Chas Wilson.
flr wife beating Henry Morgan. fur
fc'ou.uus nssauit George Sabine. f1r
foIouious assault Joe Grow lurglurr,
ara Henry frudeu assault with %
revolver.
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d, waatfi sada reuuon wuihe .est %
rreti1snt ~ iaieg
President Mckinley will soon receive
petition rraytug for the pardon of
Mont 8 ballard resident ot Notta.
watomic county uho was convicted at
Muh0gDH last Nay 20 completely in tha
uurninR 90 tvo Seminole fuIian lads
Tho charge asaiuft ballard was kid.
uaprirT and be was given a zen years
sentence Ihe pcutiou has been arg
ly signed ng residents 20 Iottawat0-
mic county ant viii br sens to the
president Ihc petition reads as foi
lows
IA. udersigned residents of Oh
lahoma aud Indian Territory renpect
iuIr request that you grant pnfdon
to Mont Ballard who vas convicted
in tbc United states court Tor the Nor
tlrfn district 90 thU Indian Tie. tory
40 NusH0Eee last May aud sentenced
t0 imprisonment f8r cen years upon
tnc charge ~ kidnapping one Lincoln
NcDeIsey fDr che f1li1eiug reasons.
From our knowledge aud from Ia
formation we believe sAid Lincoln Nc.
0oIscv aud ono Palmer SaDpfon were
quote. 'hc mnrder aud rape of the
wife of Julius Lelrd in The Seminole
nation near the border 0f Oklahoma.
The crime was one % the most brutal
ln the history of Oklahoma aud waa
committed iu a locality which " very
spArsely settled with whites when
the death % Mrs. Leard became
known hundreds % friends Of her hue
baud aud citisens OF OklahomA came
90 the scene " che crime aud assisted
ma The burial OF the dead woman and
the removal into oklahoma OF the
household and other efects % Julius
Lcard aud by the authority aud at
the direction of Nelson n Jones'.
who was a deputy United states
marshal Tor tho United States
court in the Northorn district OF the
lndian Territory, made search for the
murderer. aud after the said Lincoln
hc6clscY and Palmer sampson bad
confessed % Che commission OF the
crime thc deputy marsha voluntarily
abscntcd nimsclf aud sent word 70
those in chHrgc 40 the prisoners Co act
a. they cav 0t that about one week
elapsed from the commission % the
crimo until the kidnapping of the de-
fcndants that the said Mont B Bal
lard did uot assist in che arrest OF
either McNeiecy or Sampson. aud al
the time N the arrest - Palmer Samp-
tou aud Che Huhscqucnt confession of
boih M,0elscy aud sampson was at
work on hin iarm in uklahOma that
when 10 became generally known that
the guilty PARTIES had been apprc
hendcd large number of people came
Go view che prisoners, and with them
came Che defendant, who took NO part
in the kidnapping further than 90 20
with the crowd, which was made up
81 perhaps 700 people, INTO Oklahoma,
that hc was not consulted about the
| kidnapping. Eor asa he advise it or aid
10 further than 20 follow after those
parties who had charge % the pris
oucrs that The said Mont = Ballard b.
an iuuustri0us aud honest farmer, aud
/ is re. tod by those who know him
/ lie has n wife aud child in Oklahoma
we believe he avmpathiEed with the
husband of che murdered woman. but
wc DO mot believe he participated in
thc kidnapping further than as above
UfnfrN
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10 is bat "a step from the sublime tl
the ridiculous, yet there are few come-
dians who eau take that step without
falling down or oversteppiug the mark.
Alba Haywood is one OF the few. and
there o. probably no comedian today
who can write a comic parody or rem
der IL with more success than bee. His
latest. The ounshipe ot Paradise
Alley before and alter taking. rs
simply side splitting. In a clear, sweet
voice. and with beautiful expression,
ho sings a verse of the original catchy
bsllad, aud during the applause and
while the interlude 10 being played
completely metamorphoses himself
into veritable high toned cham
pagne supper blood, and the Moon
shine OF Pair OF dice Alley that fol
lows bames description Every line
and every bic OF busines. aud action is
comedy He Is supported by an excel
lent company, and will be seen at the
McKenuon opera house saturday
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GENERAL
ench has Been Sent 90 Cape
town TO Take Charge or
Che English Cavalry


'lHsn .Hie-Letr.e
t Natal Nov Important
..Nts. the c1utput. 90 which are
rci read fr0m Lady.
a..r The commanding
'e rmoured train whi h
t' tn iadtsmith but was
t. 81. ..t.rn reruet tIat tuc wei
Irgs 0f Doleuto bad not been touched
nri GOA 3 one case of lootiug is report
which ls traced to kahIr General
enDh has gone tn lapetown to tahc
Charge ~ The cavalry HIs tralu was
ed ou q few miles QUE of bad rsmith
.ut nC one was injured
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suruinF ootur.


Conrad haas ttsbras fnrpus Denied .Iuds
eh Assigned to special Csars
Tho supreme court buishcd thc bus
lucsa f0r the torn bV denying tho
Mnna hahuas corpus cnae and affirming
the decision Of the district court aud
remanding tuo prisoner to the custody
~ thc sheriff "a term az thc district
court was SEE for 0recr county on De
Ccmber lf when Che following 0nscs
wiII be tried KirklcY vs Dykes Good
rich Va Williamson aud the oklahoma
National Bans rehearing granted
Judge Irwin will 60 20 Grant county
ou nccom hcr ln. 90 Try the case Of the
Territory vs Covey. Judge Irwin viii
hear the case ~ she Territory W Hod
gcs g. iammon in IGarheld county on
December o. Judge McAtoe will 70 90
KinRhsner county Hovembe 30 and 10
Canadian county December @.
Court adlourued until che January
term