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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-17
SHIP DRAFTSsIEN.
A CHANGE TO BE MADE IN THEIR
MODE OF EXAMINATION.

The following notice has been issued
by the Civil Service Commission:
(No. Al. Amended).
Ship Craftsmen and Assistant Ship
Craftsmen. February Z, 1899:
The United States Civil Service Com
mission announces that the following
change will be made in the examination
for ship craftsmen and assistant ship
craftsmen. beginning February Z. 1899.
(Sce announcement No. Il, November
10. 1881
The examination will consist of the
subjects mentioned below, which will be
weighted as follows: Examination for
ship draftsman):
Subjects. Weights.
|. Applied mathematics. 500. 49,. Is
>. ship calculations. ... ..... 10
"a ship drafting. ...... .......... 30
4. Practical ship building.. .......... To
.. Technical education and expert
elcc.'.. ........ ......-...... -
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-17

~ Mr.. Wythe White. late with the Bell
Telephone Company. Richmond. and
Miss Mary a. Reinohl. of Washington.
VIII be married in that city tomorrow
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-17

MIR. James w. Bouldin, of Danville
Will sail on the Goth instant from Van
couver to join the China Inland Mission
as missionary.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-17

Hon. William l.. Wilson, president OF
washington and Lee University, again
denies that he has been offered tho
presidency OF Yale College.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-17

EX-Sheriff Pipps. one of the most
prominent and well-to-do citizens of
lawson county, died rather unexpect-
mat county. Sunday, and was Inferred
FRIDAY. He was we'll known in the
southwest section, and was universallv
liked. Deceased owned one of tho
largest and best stock farms in Gray
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-17

AT his request Lieut.. Lawrenc. W
Peyton. of Staunton. Il member Of tho
Fourth u. S. Volunteer Infantry. has
been relieved rs aid to Brigadier-C Cen
eral Douglass. and permitted to reioin
MS regiment at Manzanillo. Cuba.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-17

Miss Toksie Wooding will be married
to Mr. j. Overton Boatwright at the
home of Miss Wooding. in Danvillc.
thursday. the 10Th instant. at 9 o'clock
p. A.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-17

Shenandoah Chapter United Confcd-
crate Veterans. of Woodstock. are earn
estly engaged in accommodating n fund
for the erection of n monument to the
Confederate dead who are buried at
Massanutten Cemetery. About $3.50 has
Deen secured, but the ladies hope TO
double that amount before letting the
contract.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-17

Little Mary Cassen, the three-ycar-
old daughter or Mr. j. G. Cassclf, OF
Roanoke, division superintendent of the
Norfolk and Western road, became un-
conscious over three months ago and
remained in that condition until her
death occurred Friday morning. Moth
Ing that could be done to revive her
was left undone. but all was without
avail. 1t was q strange case.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-16
LEGAL NOTICES.


STATE of Missouri. County OF jackson. IS. In the
Missouri. Feb'y 18th. 1899. Sophia Strehlow. plaintiff,
Vs. Oscar strehlow. defendant No. a56ss. Publica-
ton in an action for divorce. Now comes plaintiff.
by attorney, into court and files her petition In the
above entitled cause and 1t appearing therefrom 10
the satisfaction Of the court that the defendant in
said cause IL q nonresident Of the state OF Missouri
and cannot be summoned in this action by the or
binary process OF law. II 10 ordered by the court that
publication be made notifying said defendant a. fol.
lows: To Oscar Strehlow. Defendant: You are hete.
by notified and will take notice that an action has
been commenced against you in this court by Sophia
Strshlow, your wife, the plaintiff herein. the object
voree from yov. the said defendant. Oscar strehlow,
on the ground Of desertion and absence, without
reasonable cause. for the space Of more than one
year last past before tho Ming OF this petition. and
unless you be and appear At the next term Of this
court, to be holden at the court house in Kansas City,
jackson county. Missouri. on the second Monday in
April, 1899. the said day being the tenth day or
April, 1888. and on or before the third day of said
term, II the term shall 70 long continue. and II not.
then before the end Of the term. and answer said
petition, the zane will be taken as confessed and
Judgment rendered against you. the said Oscar
Strehlow. defendant. AZ prayed in the petition. It is
published according to law In The Kansas City Jour
nal, . newspaper published in Kansas City. in Jack
son county. Missouri. for four weeks successfully.
the last insertion to be at least fifteen days before
the next term Of this court. Witness my hand and
the seal Of said court this 18th day of February.
1899. at Kansas City. Missouri. A true copy.
tseaD Attest: H. NJ. STONESTREET.
Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of jackson County. MIS-
souri,. By 8. H. RAGLAND. D. c.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-16

circuit court Of j.stsoa County. Si..esri. = Kansas
Psnnsylvania Trust Company. plaintR in said eauss.
vs.. William J. Scott. Flora g. Scott. his wife: Jer-
william T. johnson. Andrew J. Baler. Gardiner
Lathrop. Louis X. Hyde. Robert l. Yeaesr. Isass
cady. Alfred Nelson. william S: sitlinstoa. Thomas
II. Lynch. Francis Mccormick. William Richardson.
k k.lsn S cias' def:nd nasaa r p; seSs; i Sa, ! asi ss.i ans
Aaid William J. Scott for the sum OF t.snty-tvo
thousand four hundred and thirty-tus dollar. and
suit taxed At one hundred and ~iorty-two dollars and
two cent. 0lA:.osl to BE- levied on tbs follow
ate In the county of jackson and state Of Missouri:
to-wit: Commencing At . point four hundred and
i've and thirty ons-hundredths t30s sO-lSs) feet south
Of the northeast corner If q tract OF nve ~ acres OF
ten uU. in township No. f~orty-nins 60. north. Of
range No thirty-three Csy. west. OF the sth +: ~.
sG%ssyIa q q ssss july SOU e'i isss. recorded I in book
No. a, at page :s&. to which reference Is hers made
and running thence south three hundred tOel feet.
more or less, to Q Stone set for Q monument In the
Aorth line extended Of q tract conveyed BY deed from
Joseph Journey to Robert Audsins. Of date July 18th.
snes is here made: theme: west sions he north line e.
tended and the north line Of said last named tract.
ts4i.soJ feet: thence north three hundred Cs0Ol fsst.
more or less. to Q point due west OF the point OF
and nfty ous-hundredths Cs4l. 500 feet to point q BE-
ginning. being same land conveyed BY said William
J. Scott and Flora @. Scott to Jenerson brumoscx.
trustee, by deed Of trust in the nature Of . mortgage
dated the Art day Of January. A. D. 1ss. recorded
In the once OF the recorder Ct deeds q Jacksnn
pagss lS TO 17s. both inclusive. references being here
made to mid deed Of trust and record thereof TOT
description Il said land: and. whereas. . special
execution On said Judgment vas iausd By the clerk
Of said court on the third day o. March. a. D. ~.
directed to the shefiR OF said jackson eeunty, ne
turnabls to the April term, A. D.. 1850. commanding
him to cause 10 Be- levied and made the amount Of
said judgment and costs Of said lands vnich vnt
aud has been levied on the said land: nov. therefore.
In obedience to the command Of said wit. the under
by virtue and authority Of said special execution. on
Thursday, the 9Th day Of April. A. d. 1855. between
Inc hours OF nine O'Clock in the forenoon and hve
O'Clock in the afternoon Of said day. n the soueh
front door Of the Jackson county circuit court houss:
in Kansas City, Missouri. ON the block OF ground
bounded by FIFTH street. Oak street. Missouri avenue
and Locust street. proceed to sell. at public vendus.
to the highest bidder. for cash. the SAID lands %
pay aaid Judgment. including costs.
ROBERT 8. STONE. Sheriff OF Jackson Co., NO
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-16


q. Kiiss. isissdast cssss NJ. 81. ore, e
eonss pl.iae1. ~ his atsosnsss. Hsi.ooi 8 ,nsr:.
dith. asd alss his pstiuen and an .njsvit ssfsas
non. rssii.ns q ihis sssi. and sh.. b. has sbssoad.d
and contsaisA himssli 20 that the ordinary process q
Ing : s.aes. :: q ' &: s.s sRas q a; Ines: az s.s ss' S ssSas: Is
tollo.tnE order: To !a.es n: Kline: Yoa are hare.
~ %,n nS.d1; s.. sn.s TIE ,sa 'i T. ~ , levi. 2 INV wi' !, a ;.e sS@.
s sSsn.y ~ nt. oS;.t: :. e. k.ns.s City; . suit :sus!.a =.
aSsrsi '1 S.,o D0'' 70 saa i:': .s s nsss'. az q t 3, 1 nsaaSs
hold q. certain .srra..y aesa dated Ausuz md:
on August 9Th. l0s. and recorded In hook b sx hun
s,sd AMI sishty tsso,. a. pats three HUNDRED and
acknowledged By pI.intin. Lewis P. Wiei. and his
vile. H.nris,t. wisl. and ps.rpo!.inx 70 convey z
Missouri. to-vit: All that part OF lots twelve On.
Daniels addition to the City Of Kansas. now Kansas
City. Missouri, described as follows: Commencing ct
Kau.as iaty. missouri. with the west line Of wsinut
street and running north along said west nne q
and parallel with said north line Of Sixth street
sixty tG1l feet: thence south and parallel with said
north line Of aid sixth street: thence esst along
said north line Of Sixth street sixty 10y fest TO- place
fights Sss. and pr,y aHss.ae rr. Hass i IN the sss deed Of . Thomas
+. Donneily and wife to Ernest RoescheN, which
the recorders ONCE OF said Jackson county. In book
b 10. At page 4ss: and also subject to all the rights
and privileges under party wall agreement dated
November 4th. 1881. and recorded in book D 70. AZ
page SIS. the cancellation Of said deed being sought
upon the ground that tho signatures OF the grantors
thereto we're forged. and that unless you % and ap.
pear at the next term Of this court. to be begun and
holden at the court house. in Kansas City. on the
10th day OF April. 1889. and on or before tbs third
day the,sof answer the petition. the same will be
taken as confessed and judgment will Be rendered
against you according to the prayer thereof. IL 10
further ordered that q copy hereof be published. ae-
cordinE to Law. in The City journal. q news.
paper published In Kansas City. Jackson county. Mis-
souri,. daslgnatsd. as provided by Law. for the pub
lication Ct such orders. A true copy.
Attest: II. N. STOEESTREET. CLERK.
tSeaD BY w. B. WYNN. D.. c.
Hnrwool 4 Meredith. Plaintiffs Attorneys
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-16

NOTICE TO ALL TAxPAYERSLcity
Clerks once. Kansas City. Mo-. March
18th. 1889. Notice to all taxpayers Of KAN
sas City. Missouri. is hereby given: that the
board 81 appeals OF said city. win hold its
law. as provided. for by section y, article
v. Of the city charter. to-wtt: First se.-
sion, six days. commeneing M0nday' March
the 25th. 1889, inclusive. and that In the
meantime the assessment Tor the ensuing
fiscal year will be open to the inspection
Of the public at the office of the city clerk.
located as hereinafter specified. DURING
said period Of six days. the board VIII near
any appeals and complaints OF any party
aggrieved. by the assessment. as made by
the assessor, and determine the same. Sec
ond session. three days. commencing Nom
day. April 10th, 1899. and ending Wednesday.
April the 18th, 1883. inclusive. when said
board shall hear and finally act upon any
complaint, against any raised assessment,
as provided for b. section u. article w.. OF
the city charter. During the Interval be.
tween the first and second session OF said
board, the assessment fer the ensuing year
will be open to the inspection OF the public
at the office Of the city clerk. on the fourth
floor of the city hall building. on the south
east corner OF Fourth and Main streets.
The meetings OF said board of appeals
will be held In the upper house council
chamber. on the fourth floor OF the city
hall building. on the southeast corner. OF
Fourth and Main streets. In Kansas City.
Jackson county. Missouri.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-16
PAVING RESOLUTION NO. $50,


PAVING RESOLUTION NO. 70 prop
erty ownars on Charlotte street from the north line
Of :srd street to the north line of Howard avenue.
City Clerks ONCE. Kansas City. No., March -. 1879.
A resolution declaring the work OF paving Charlotte
street from north line Of Twenty third (23rd, street
to north line Howard avenue to be necessary.
Be 1t resolved by the lower house OF the con,mon
council OF Kansas City. the upper house concurriug
therein:
The common council finds and declares the work
Of paving Charlotte street from north line OF TWEEN
ty-third tt2rd) street to north line OF Howard avenue.
the full width thereof, exclusive Of all sidewalks OF
legally established widths. to be necessary. in ac-
cordanes with the provisions OF section 2. article
TX. Of the amended charter Of Kansas City: such
work and Improvements to consist as follows. to-wtt:
A wearing surface Of Kansas City Brick and Tile
Company'S brick. laid on . foundation Of six 20
inches Of concrete. and a cushion OF two (J inches
OF sand: the spaces between the brick to Be dled
with Portland cement grout: the cost Of said work
not to er:esd the sum Of one dollar and sixty 0ls0l
cents pei square yard; said pavement to BE- laid
with such material and in such manner that the
same shau endure without the need sf any repairs
for a period Of seven % years from the completion
thereof.
Adopted Jan. 6. 1898. A. d. BURROWS.
Speaker Lower House Of the Common Council
Adopted Mar. g.. 1889. H. n. BEARDSLEY,
Acting President Upper House Of the Common Council.
Attest: c. 8. CURRY.
(SeAD City Clerk.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-16


TRusTEE's sAlE-wherea.. ~ltr9derick 3. Port
and recorded March sth. isss. In {hs ONCE Of IN.
recorder Of deeds u Jackson county, In the state OF
Missourl. ut Kansas City, In book b eyd, AZ page
al. conveyed To the undersigned trustee tho follow.
ing described real estate. sitnats ih the county OF
jackson and state Of Missouri to-tit: All Of the
HS iert OF the east n~inety-six (Sl Feet OF the nortn
siKht ~ feet Of lot one %. AMI Tho east twenty
iouf (!D feet OF the west forty-eiBht tMl tect Oh Ins
east nincty-six (9s) feet Of lots two ca. three ~.
Lykins' addition to the City Of Ksasss. now Kansas
City. As the satle In shown on tile plat Oh saiu 40.
dition. on Ole aud OF record In the ONCE Of the re.
corder Of deeds OF said Jackson county: said real
estate being described by metca and bounds as foi.
lows: Beginning on the north line OF Fifth street
west OF the west line Of Washington street. running
thence north on 4 line parallel with tho west line
OF said Washington street two hundred (cU) feet 10
the south line II Fourth street, thence west along
feet. thence south on q line parallel, with Washing.
ton street two hundred (2O0) feet TO the north line OF
Fifth street. theiice east along the north line OF FIRM
street twenty four CA feet TO the place Of beginning.
In trust to secure the payment OF one pt'ncipat note
and six interest notes, In said deed Of trust mem
toned and descr bed: and, whereas. default has bee1
made In the payment of said principal note ana OF
one OF said Interest notes which became aus tniry-
six month. after date: now. therefore, at the request
OF the legal holder OF said notes. In pursuance OF
trust. !. the said trustee. will. ON Friday. the I'm
day of April. 1899. at the south front door OF the
jackson county court house. In Kansas City. In thS
county Of jackson Aforesaid. between the hours OF
nine O'Clock in the forenoon and i've O'Clock In the
afternoon. offer. and sell. the above described real
estate at public vendue to the highest bidder, for
cash, to satisfy said notes and the costs OF sale.
". G.. P~ENDLEToN. Trustee.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-16
CRUISE OF THE NORMA.
Vessel Lost Il Red ses Thought e
:. Ne New York Yaeht-An In.
tereatinw NlatOPy.

terestlng HostOfy.
WASHINGTON. March l5.-United States
Consul Cunningham, at Alden, Arabia. re-
ports to the state department that the
commander Of II. NJ. 8. Brisko had picked
up. hut lost again, a small American yacht
or schooner, after towing her about 200
miles, In the western part OF the Red sea.
There was Afterwards rough weather and
II was believed to be possible that tho
yacht had gone aground somewhere as
she was much overdue. Her name was I'M
known. but the British officer said she had
aboard a man from New York named
Caver. The consul. On February q. re-
ceived a cablsgram from n perciyal at
Colombo. asking for news OF the yacht
Norma"
The yacht Norma was built In 1873 by A.
craft Of her ella She e. carried ed a crew Of
sixteen men under the command Of Conn
modore' n. J.. Weaver and on November
around the world for a newspaper syndi-
cate which Weaver was supposed to have
organized. She touched ut Baltimore and
Norfolk and fell into difficulties through
the alleged indiscretlons of the supposed
owner. From Norfolk she went to Ber-
muda, where she lay for a month, while
Weaver returned to New York on ostensi-
BILE business. From Bermuda she sailed
for the Azores and afterward for Madeira
and the coast of Africa. At Funchal she
was not allowed to land on account of lack
~ = - OAkA Va "a
In the English garrisons in the Mediter-
ranean her master again got into difficult
ties. but managed to reach London, where
for manv weeks he liyed at the Hotel
Cecil. posing as a millionaire American
who proposed to establish a great daily in
London on the lines of Harmsworth's
Daily Mail. Again he had trouble and the
yacht was held for debt; The yacht was
next reported In the Mediterranean. where
the commodore was living at all the
SWEETEST clubs and pursuing his pet amuse-
ments. His wife and little son had been
left in New York. Mrs. Weaver died sud
commodore came back to America for a
few days and took his son aboard with
him. At that time the yacht was some
where on the French coast. and since then
nothing has been heard from her in this
country until to-day. She carried the flag
Of the Atlantic Yacht Club. of New York.
of which organization Weaver was at one
time a member. With the exception OF
Weaver. all of the persons mentioned as
having sailed from New York on the
Norma left the vessel before she entered
the Mediterranean.
Weaver was born in Cleveland. where
his father was a well NOW man. He SAIL
ed the lakes for some years and was an
expert yachtsman.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-16

WHEREAS, Default has been made In tho payment
Of the principal promissory note and ons Of the cou-
pom interest notes Described In . deed Of trust exc
euted by ChrtSslsna weirk and Charles Weick, her
husband, to tbs undenigned trustee. dated August J.,
1889. nled Tor record IN the once q the recorder Of
deeds for Ja.hsoa county. Missouri. ~ Kansas City,
August -. 1ssS. and recorded In book B &c, at page
BIB. Of the records Of said county: nov. therefore, I
sell at public yendue. to the highest bidder. for cash,
the following described property situate In Jarksou
county. Missouri. to.vtt: All Of lot A1tssa us. In
C.ty. Missouri. A. the came 10 marked and ds.ix-
mated on the recorded plat a satd addition. n the
front door Of the county court housa In the City a
Kansas tnov Kansas Ctty). Jackson county. Missouri.
the same being the south front door Of the coure
house building. Atuate in the block bounded By Oak.
Locust and Fifth streets and Missouri avenue in Kan.
sas City. Missouri. On Saturday. the eighth day a
April. 1883. between the hours Of psns O'Clock q n
and nve o'clock .. N. Of that day. for the purpose Of
satisfying the Indebtedness In nAiA deed Of trust de-
scribed, with the costs and exper eS Of executing thia
trust. WILBERT o BEATTY, Trustee.
karnss, Haserman 4 KIauth, 1. Attorneya
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-16

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS FOR GRADING Al
ley Betwasn Eleventh Street and reery Avenue
Kansas City. NO.. March Is. 1889. Sealed proposals
will be received by the undersigned at this once
until II q m. Of March IS, 1899 (at which time bids
will be tpenedD. for furnishing all the materials
and doing all the work necessary to complete the
following ..ity improvements. viz: Grading the alley
between Eleventh QD street and Peery avenue from
BeilefontAine avenue TO Benton boulevard. ~ pro-
vided by ordnance No. SSS1.
Plans aud specifications may be sea, and all In
formation furnished. At this ONCE.
Payment for the work to be made in special tax
bills.
No proptsal from any contractor In default with Tie
city on any previous contract will be considered.
No PROPOSAL will be considered unless accompanied
BY . bono Of 800 dollars With 2 good and sumciens
securities Ito be approved by the city comptroller).
conditioned that the bidder will enter into contract
at the prizes stated. and furnish satisfactory security
for the completion Of the work.
The right is reserved to reject any or all proposals.
HENRY A. WISE. City Engineer.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-16
PENSIONS.
WARRINGTON. March ik.-rhs following pensions
have been garnted:
MISSOURI.

WASHINGTON. March 1.-THE following pensions
have been sarntsd:
o~rsinal-asorss wsshinssoa webster. Gainesville.
Adaition.i-solOnon c. Nci:lhinsy. Is To sl2: Je-
l~ncrcase-Wiliiam j.. Sutton. Belgrade, 80 to %:
Jehn {. Spence. Burlington Junction. si to III:
81. Louis. Is to SO: william II. Andrew Gr.n;
City. - 70 $40; George Carney. Buffalo. $40 to 81:
lanes issD.., 9. chr,s'y; Msr'a". 81 TO ~; Oscar E.
Original. Widows. ste.-sarah J. Hahn. Oregon.
s,.; Sarah D; k0ss.'. iaas!s nd s.; Ella. J.
Seymour. slA.
os,stnaiI.mss 7: Bunch Acysne. y; David g.
l ad~aitioasiNssaes 4. Ssiusia.a.. r.ol.. y to -.
Rsnewsi.P. smith Aszta. Council Grove. IS: job,
incrs...-Jaess spir.,. nian:.ee,i. 81. 70 ST;
Hsay Ay:., Esed::aa; ns q ga: J,..s 3: a.r:
Oy:rSrcok, s. to So: Jesss 5. FEovines. St. John.
s1.@ to si.; william B. Hines. Dorranee, IS to s.;
x ASsas.s' s aarsi1' s p1nsss'' ~ :. 70 81: 1 Hssn 3 + M M:
Ter. Great Bend. s. to $40.
Original. widows. ste.-cashaftns AattsFn. beleit
OKLAHOMA TERRITORY.
Inrnass-braei n. A6AnS. Neadsa. . - 80.
o's''Ai ''' INDIAN TEsRiToar. -
orisin.,-po,i.r ssiasin:: dead. ssiiseil y
Restoration and i-nersass-Lataystts Parkss. d
incresss-samus r. Moore. Albany. ~ = 81: Jsaz
r. Rhodes. Lamar. g 70 SO; Matthew Lasley. Min
den Mtnss. $40 70 81: samuel 8. Shred, Aaryuus
o 70 -: william B. HAMLET. Alica. . 70 %; Al
hed clara. nipIett. o u tis: william Nsslan
Cali. $40 to I'll.
KANSAS.
or1ginaEconud K.Ie. National Military home
LeayenSorth. S.: william b. ciaytsa, Frederick. -
Restoration and i~ncreaa-Jasper n. LooebourIev
Dad, Scandal. SIT 10 -.
i~ncrsase-David Nedrov. wichita. "a - az: Jshz
Scott Muxxy. Wichita. 81 % ~: samssl Early
circieviiis. 81 70 cst JeeepA ftsada. Alma. 81 q
net evsaringen. RoGsvilis. - 70 .: DAVID Hunty
Laeisas. = to 81: John C.. Diem. Julia. III 70 81
samuel z. Gill. Pipe Greek. SO . sli: Charles L
worman. Great Bend. t< to 81.
OrtgiAal. uido~a. etc--Ssrah }. Hulburt. An
dale, Is: Aargnres LoofbosYruw. 3candiA. tl2: Vic
enria Fisher, Opoiis. 8.
OKLAHOMA TERRITORY.
oiStAaHAAolpA 1asaaef. Chandler. ~.