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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1899-05-27
SHARKEY COUNTY COMES OUT
STRONG

The first OF the delta courlies 70 hold
conventions is Sharkcy, which sends
an uninsruclcd delegation to the state
convention, and which passed resolu-
tions pledging the support OF that
county to Gov. McLaurin for senator.
The resolutions are Of some length and
h No the true ring Of Democracy, We
publish that part referring TO tho SEN
atcriul matter, as follows:
We commend Governor McLaurin for his
fair and impartial treatment Of the delta,
and especially 90 We endorse MIN lor ap.
Interest OF the people. and not In the inter-
est Of powerful corporations and their salar'
led attorneys.
we condemn the unjust and unfair cam,
against % Governor McLaurin, because he had
the courage to administer the office OF gov
ernOr in tho interest OF the people or the
state, and not In the interest OF defaultlng
levee board Rugs aud Of powerful railroad
state out Of nearly two millions OF dollars
| and shift an unjust share OF the taxes on the
shoulders Of the farmer, the merchant. the
lawyer, the doctor, and every other citizen
4 I'VE condemn the bold and unscrupulous
IefYort Of designing politicians and paid
lagents Of the Yazoo and Mississippi Valley
/ Railroad Company IT, blacken the reputa.
tion Of an honorable chief executive ana pa. ,,,
! la blot upon the fair name OF the state by the
perjured AFFIDAVIT Of u poor, ignorant negro
I'VE condemn the effort Of any man TO- run
into Office by abuse and villifcation OF his
opponent, and believe the people In every every
| n,Dst on, nh n ica1Jv did when Chalmers tried
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1899-05-27
GETTING ALLEN CORNERED,

In every speech John Allen has
made he mas most wantonly charged
Gov. McLau:in with promising [vo
Miller pardon in advance of his trial,
and the governor has asked that this
charge, so glibly made, be proven. 1t
has now reached the point where Mr..
Allen must prove his assertions or
himself be proved a deliberate and
malignant falsifier.
The two candidates met at Suqus.
lena, near Meridian, Saturday, and
again Mr.. Allen made his time worn
statement. Gov. McLaurin turned,
and shaking his finger in Aliens face,
denounced the accusation rs absolute
ly false and challenged that gentleman
10 produce the evidence. Now. what
will Mr.. Allen do?
The party 10 whom Gov. McLsurin
is alleged to have made his promise IL
Judge S. r. Coleman, Of Green wood
Miller's attorney, but MIR. Coleman
does not seem TO care to say that il il
true, and even II he did, it would moi
make it 80. Governor McLaurin has
denied this charge time and time
again. He now plainly says that it,
author Is a falsi fer and slanderer
and challenges proof. This charge is i
fair sample Of the stock in trade Of the
Allen cohorts, and they are all baset
on as equally flimsy foundations.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1899-05-27

Dewey has sailed from Manila bay,
where he has been now, without a day.
respite from duty, for over a year, and
the prov Of his ship has pointed to-
ward his native shore. Dewey is one
Of the truly. great men Of the day,-no'
only great for his conduct in battle
but for his admirable department since
1t is refreshing in these days to find s
man whom the plaudits Of his country
men do not convert into an egetistica
spob.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1899-05-27
Right You Are.

If JacIson's chief of police was not a
"pal' yi,h the tigers, and depended
upon them largely for the office he
now holds, these tigers could be great
lv reduced. 1t is said when the grand
jury indicts these people and the dis.
trict attorney works up II good case
against them, nine times out OF ten
they are cleared with police testimony.
-WessOn Mirror.
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4 Good Suggestion.
NO.. 30.

We believe there is money in raising
fine horses and mule, in this country.
OF course one should have fine stock to
breed from, ana should NE otherwise
prepare for snch an undertaking.
Every year numbers Of horses and
mules are shipped here and sold.
Whit would it De il W" had " horse
ard mule factory. -Ko>ciusko Farm.
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cant FaZe Him.

It must worry the enemies Of McLau-
riu to see him keeping as cool us Il Gu
cumber under their attacks. The more
they snarl the more dignitied Uncle
Anse gets, and reasonably so; he is just
as impervious to their malicious vitu-
peratlon AS is the fortress of Gibraltar
to the tiny missiles from school boys
pop.sun.-Fayette Buzz Saw.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1899-05-27

This Senatobia Democrat does not
like the SENTINEL's methods, but so
long as they are to our liking, and suit
the people SO admirably, we reall" cam
not think Of changing them just to
please the Senatobia Democrat.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1899-05-27
Try box Of Butter Waters.
KlMBROUGH & PERRY.
Pulls on Their Pocket f:OOks.

The folly Of opening UP cam mpaisn
ok months. before the nomination are
10 be made is beginning TO manifest
Itself in more ryays than one. Eor in
stance, the pocket books of the candi-
dates who fit hither and thither are
icing drained 10 meet personal expen-
ses.-Picayuns.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1899-05-27

The ladies OF Greenv!lle appeal to the
men of Greenvillc to stop spiting on
the pavemcnts. They explain that
their skirts arc longer than usual and
are being ruiued. As the men have to
pay for those skirts they had better ex-
prcior,te no mOre.-Corinth Herald.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1899-05-27

John Allen, my 10 John, claims to
have nothing but the good of the peo>
pie laid to his patriotic heart. 1t is
sad that such fealty as his must 60 un.
rewarded with a senatorial seat and a
toga ia, throw over and cover up four.
teen years congressional record minus
results.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1899-05-27

Everything that the farmer has to
buy Is going up. What's the matter
with what he has to sellp The United
States Senate needs a few more men
like A. ]. McLaurin-meu who will:uot
sell their souls, their votes and their
copscieuces:to tho influences which now
control the government.
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Catalan Springs is now open to the

Castalian Springs is now open to the
public and is receiving large patron
are, There is no better place In the
state for rest, recreation and health
and the genial proprietor, Mr.. Henry
Barrer, is putting forth every effort to
make the stay Of his gue sts pleasant In
every way.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1899-05-27

Neil Carothers, now travelling for a
ST. Louis house, spent Sunday with his
parents here.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1899-05-27

Hon. W. c. Mclean visited New
Orleans this week On business.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1899-05-27

Fresh inc Of Cakes just in, at
kIMBROUGH & PERRY s.
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DRESS GOODS SALE.

Unprecedented Bargains in all kinds of Dress
Fabrics, including Wool Dress Goods, Challies,
Organdies, Lawns Etc.
4oc. and soc. Wool Dress Goods, at. zOC.
25c. Satin Stripes, Wool Challies in 1o11c
exquisite Styles at............... at ~
4oc. all-Wcol French Challies, in ooc
handsome designs, at............ @O~'
2sc. dark ground, rich aowered de- 12lc
signs, at..................... A3a W
35c. and 25c. fine figured Organdy... 1YC'
Yard-ward Organdy Lining, in nearly 6c
all shades Observation-Disclosures. W.
Trojan" and our own make Ladies
Percale Waists, all worth S1.oo e.,
each, at uniform price of......... wv.
Ladies Duck Skirts, for ......... wv.
Bargains in Ladies Vests and Cam
brio Underwear
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MISS. SATURDAY, MAY Fl, 1899.
At Cost and Below Cost.

We intend CLOSE OUT OUR
STOCK by that time
COST, and great many goods
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-05-20

ufactures in different parts of the States,
and we are disposing of the Goods for
them.
When thecustomers all have eyes and
they don't take stock in it especially
when they see the proprietors OF the
closing out places in sixty days are every
night in the sample rooms to replace the
sold out stock with new Goods, few peo-
pie believe in the old chestnut that is a
cheatum street dodge, where they have
those sixty-days closing-out signs for
generations.
II a stranger comes TO Salem now they
will find quite a number of those shops
in Salem, besides a few new comers OF
which we are glad TO see them come
here and 90 in competition with us, and
we enjoy the joke of their advertising
that they bring in so much capital
nothing under twenty thousand dollars,
but they have a good deal less for the
assessor when he call on them, and they
are interested largely in ever so many
manufactures in the East, but YET
their stock don't look any newer to the
customers than some of the firms who
have been here quarter OF a century
after all the people understands it that
when parties wants to go out OF business
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-05-20
Schillings
Best
1an.n Ceylon
English Breakfast
oolono Ideal Blend
Tea
DIED.

SUTTON.-At his home near Liberty,
Friday, May -, 1899, John sutton,
aged 81 years.
Deceased had been i'll for some time,
and his death was not unexpected. The
funeral will be held at the home Sunday
afternoon at ! 80 o'clock, Rev. w. A.
smink and II. 4. Ketchum officiating,
and his remains will be laid to rest in
Rural cemetery.
John Sutton was born near Kezar
Falls, Maine, June ~, 1878 He was q
descendant Of Gen. Sutton, Of rugged
New England stock, His occupation
was farming and logging. He had
good business qualifications, was q
good worker and student. He taught
school for several years, and acquired
considerable Of fortune. His first
wife, Josephine Taylor, died in 1888, theil
only child being Addie, who is the wifi,
Of Prof. u. VI. Parvin. In 1895 he was
welded 10 Mrs. Nora Kennedy, who
survives him. Deceased at different
times lived in Illinois, Iowa, CaliforniS
and Oregon. lie was a consistent Chris
tian, man of generous impulses, q
good neighbor, and man whose dealt
will be great loss 10 all who knew
him.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-05-20

Mr.. Bockwith, Of the hop buying
firm OF Symmonds 4 Co., New York,
has been in the city visiting hop yards
in company with their agent, J. Car
michael, and reports q fine looking
crop.
Capt. John O'Irien went 10 Portland
this afternoon upon invitation Of the
labor unions OF that city, and will adj
dress workingmcn's meeting tonight
in behalf of the Central Labor Council.
Miss Margaret Nudge Of Chcmawa,
returned home this afternoon, having
spent six weeks in the Salem hospital
and undergone a successful operation
for appendicitis.
H. A. Townsend and family today re,
turned from Portland, and will spend
the summer ON their fruit farm, the
old Daily ranch, near Liberty.
State Supt j. II. Ackermann, re-
turned today from Lebanon, where h,
addressed some graduates.
Deputy sheriff Derby is in Portland
and Deputy Goliath in Geryais ON of
fetal business.
|. ID. Driver the reverend senator
from Lane county, is in the city.
Supt 4. :, Knight, OF the mute school
is in Portland for the afternoon
Supt, J, d, Lee is ia Portland ior d
sunday visit
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-05-20
WEATHER REPORT.
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

C. Blankc went 10 Portland this
morning via steamer
X. Neis, the Albany hop factor was a
Salem visitor yesterday
,. W. Martin, of Lafayette, was a
passenger down to-day via steamer
Mrs. Sarah Barns, T. 4, Il. s., OF Al.
bany, returned home today via steamer
j. W. Bates, Of Castor, went up 10
Independence last evening Via steamer.
v, II, Smith, oi Gresham, returned
home today, after week sleut in sa.
lem.
Mr.. and Mrs " r.. lori and son
William, werc passengers % Portland
this morning
Mr.. and Mrs. louie st.nson came home
on the overland last night after shor,
visit in Portland.
J. NJ. Hansen, went Ia Portland this
morning Via steamer ior weeks visit
with friends and rolaliNes.
Earl Anderson, former resident of
salem and son of Professor r. n An.
dcrson president Of the Drain Normal
school, has accepted position In the
Capital City bindery,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-05-20
Friedman's New Racket
xxxxOn Assessment and Taxation

they don't wait sixty days, but they EN-.
ploy a competent auctioneer and they
rattle off their wares at a rapid rate and
they get out, they dou't stay and fizzle
or the new dodge, the people who have
such large interest in the factories in
the east usually don't come to Salam
with their old traps, but they take a
trip TO Paris and call on their factories
once or twice a year TO see how things
are getting along, but that is their way,
but not so with Friedman, when he has
got ANYTHING to sell it doesn't take him
sixty-days to talk about it he generally
sells il out and he is gone.
At Friedman's New Racket we make
no pretentions of going out Of business,
but we are strictly in it, we have no in
terest in any factories out side of Salem,
but you can save twenty-five per cent
on an average by buying your goods at
Friedman's New Racket, where you will
find full line of the latest and best
kind of clothing, drygoods' hats and
notions, stationery, cutlery, trunks,
valises etc, etc
A word more to those who want 10
save money. At Friedman's New Racket
you get straight goods for the lowest
prices.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-05-20
Immirrn,lon Board.

4 meeting of the Oregon State Board
of Immigration, consisting of j. c.
Cooper, OF McMinnville, president F;
Chas. X. Henry, OF Portland, Frank
Davey, Of Salem and VIM. NJ. Colyig, OF
Jacksonville, with VIM. c. Steel, OF
Portland, secretary, has been called for
next Thursday, May %, at the state
house at o o'clock, a. m. to consider the
question OF immigration to this state.
All persons having suggestions in that
line are invited 10 communicate them in
person or by letter.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-05-20

Mrs. Craven, Of Dallas, was Salem
visitor today.
W. :. Hurst, Of Aurora, was Salem
visitor today.
G. NJ. Mynatt went to Roseburg to.
day on business.
Rev. j. VI. shulse was in the city for
q short time today.
Gen. w. II. Byars returned today
from business trip 10 Portland.
Cbiei Gibson went to Portland by the
afternoon train on official business.
+, j. Harding OF the Telephone Regis
ter McMinnyille, is in the city today
Mrs. T. J. Krcss went 10 Stayton to-
day to visit her daughter, Mrs. W. V.
Richardson.
VIM. Taylor, that solid Republican Of
Macleay precinct was In the city today
ON business.
Mrs. Il. J, Hendricks and children, re-
turned today from an outing Of several
weeks at Aurora.
Ex-senator A. J johnson and family,
Of scio, were in this city today, visiting
the numerous Johnson tribe.
Mrs. II. 4. Ankeny, who has been the
guest oi Mrs. W. A. Mooros Tor several
days, returned 10 Eugene today.
Miss Anna Mann, oi independence,
has accepted position In the Salem
hospital aud will become trained
nurse.
NJ. q. wilkins the district deputy or
ganiEer for the A. O. U. w drove up "a
Aumsvillo To attend the Workman Pie
nic today,
j G. Nichols, returned TO Dayton,
after spending week in the capital
city. lie was accompanied by W. H.
Cain also Of Dayton,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. n. Dill, aud wife
late arrivals from Nebraska, and who
are looking upa home In the William
ctte valley were passengers down TO
Portland this morning,
q. y. Schneider OF south OF town wa'
yesterday, while In the city ON business
with load of wood, taken sick and
unable 10 return home until quite lat,
in the day, heing taken with a congcs
tive chill.
j. r. Johnson, nov 81 years OF age
yesterday attempted 20 ride bicycle
and in s minutes had mastered the
wheel so he could pedal mount an act that
oittimcs takcsyoung ridor- months 20 ac-
complish.
Mr. and Mrs q. G. Turner. OF
Weston, oregon, wer' passengers a.
Independence last evening 10 visit
Mrs. T.. NJ Kirkland before ~.
turning home 10 Eastern Oregon hav.
ing hocn In Salem attending Grand
lodge,
Mr. and Mrs. !. NJ, Philpott, who
have hccn attending the l, 90 4,
grand lodges, returned 10 their home
near Harrisburg today, While in the
city they we're guests oi the families OF
lE. y. Mckinney and W A. "A. Darby
Mn. Philpo,t has the reputation Of be
ing one oi the best daiuists in the state.
Pomona sunday excursion MAY "a,
6l7 a
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-05-20
MARloN COUNTY NEWS.
Business Being Transacted at the CCur
House

AACA"N'
A marriage license has been issued 10
Julia a. Smith and John G. Steinbren-
ner, Nellie +. Starr acting as voucher.
CIRCUfTsCoURT.
Ellen Jones has commenced proceed
ings for divorce again Cullen Jones, al
leging desertion. The parties we're
married in 1880.
Fenton 4 Tower Of Dallas, have sued
q. G.. Shaw, in Dept. No. /, on a pro-
misory note for t4s.75 with interest
from May 30, 1893.
PROBATE.
The inventory Of the estate Of Hiram
X. Wise has been filed, Henry Keene,
A. J. Richardson and W. W. Elder, APP
praisers. The estate consists Of 40
acres Of land valued at $500.
DEEDS FILED.
A United States patent transferring TO
Philip p. Cerrell, Of Berry, this county,
100 acres in 10 =, 8 G, was also filed.
The patent was issued on May 2, 1893.
The deeds filed were ~ follows:
+. w. Durbin TO Alfred =. Rockwell,
blocks and 2, Pleasant Home addition
to Salem, sheriff's deed $1,000.
Martha y. Lee 10 Reuben Lee, lot 3,
block 3s, North Salem, and 70, u acres
in intGs,r2w, W. d. 5000.
Susan r. Smith, single, TO A. A..
Sperry, 100 acres and another tract in t
Ss,r3w, W. d. 81 $40.
David B. Fleck and wife TO WIN. J.
Station, lot 81 Of Capital City Fruit
Farm, containg ~ acres, ". d. $500.
Gust Heyden and wife to Frank Bor-
gelt, Is :03 acret in Q =, 3 w.. and
right Of way, W. d., $3.50.
w. +. Schuller, and wife 10 W. F.,
Drager land in 10 r, W, and lots /,
2, 3 and in block 2, Winters addition
TO city Of Jefferson, ". d. 1925.
VIM. /. Stratton and wife TO Pete Oh
son, lot q, Capital City fruit farm, ". d.
t4OO.
J. W. Meredith and wife TO Frank
BOrgelt, 10 acres in I 81, 3 w., W. d..
$500.
Peter Ranch to s. r. Hobart, ~ acres
of the d. J. e. Of George Wooden in g,
y, r east $500.
II. j. Borth 10 II c. Westcndorf, the
sw a Of sec o, =, r east, except IA
acres formerly sold 10 Lutheran church.
$500
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-05-20
MEET MoNpAYAND TUESDAY
Barber Commissioners Will Act On the
State Applications.

Barber Commissioners Will Act On the
State Applications.
The Oregon state board Of barber COM
missioners will hold an official meeting
at the office Of Secretary Geo. Myers in
Salem, next Monday. The meeting If
70 be held for the purpose Of acting
upon the applications for certificates
which have been received from BARRIERS
since the last meeting was held, and
also TO examine applicants to find their
fitness TO practice the ayocation of bar
Der.
From Heppner comes an application
for certificate from a barber Of that
place, accompanied by a letter Of recon-
mendation from Representative Free
land, Of Morrow county. II is explained
that the applicant overlooked making
his application before, until IL was too
late. and AZ he has been working in the
town for years and is recognized az a
good barber, his application will be
granted, and he will be- saved a trip 70
Salem
After this meeting there will be very
few unlicensed BARRIERS left in the state,
and those who have not made appica-
ton will be dealt with according TO the
law.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-05-20
Pleasant Meeting

The Baptist Young Peoples Social in
the church parlors last night was largely
attended. A short, interesting program
was rendered consisting Of an opening
prayer by Rev Irvine, an address Of
welcome by the president Of the society,
Mr.. jerks, defamation by Archie
McKillop, a reading by Miss Lane. \
solo by Miss Nina Bushnell, a short
talk by the pastor on "The Social in
Human Nature" solo by Mr.. jerks,
and Description Of the Journey.to San
Francisco" by Mr. Gile, when with Il
few happy remarks purse was handed
tothe pastor, TO his evident and utter
surprise, to pay his fare to the Baptist
May meetings TO be held next week in
San Francisco. The whole was happily
presided over by Mr.. Foster. Coffee
and sandwiches were served 10 all pres
ent, and then very happy social hour
was spent at the close.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-05-20
Fourth ofJuly

There will be called meeting on
Wednesday evening, at the parlors Of
the Willamette hotct for the purpose OF
making preliminary arrangements for
the celebration Of the gorgeous Fourth.
There have been events enough since
last Fourth, which are well worthy OF
celebration, to furnish material basis for
II grand blowout. Turn out and get
things started Let the eagle scream
and the "pig" squeal.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-05-20
snlem oratory Famous.

Frank Dayey, Of this city, has received
an invitation from the committee in
charge to deliver the Fourth Of July
Grafton at Fossil, the county seat Of
Wheeler county, the new creation Of the
last legislature. lie will probably ac-
cept and feels pleased with the honor Of
being the first to make the eagle
scream in the new county.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-05-20
WILLAMETTE HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Kola Neis, Miss Dap, Mrs. Peters
Albany: G. II. New, u. b. Hall, Port
land W. W. Adams, j. X. Laurette, j
G. Hugh, Ellis Ryse, San Francisco; A
j. Frank, Boston; Julihs Lowe, Port
land z. 4. Kcnworthc, Wakefield, Con.
Ford +. Butler Toronto; Blanch Walcl
and Maid, Europe; Melburn Mcdowell
New York Ben Stern and wife, Boston
A. Elliott, st. Louis; +. milford, Penn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gains, New York.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-05-20
TuRNVEREIN EXCURSION.

From Portland to Albany and Re-
turn ST..
On Sunday May 2s, takes place the
excursion Of the Portland Social Turn.
verein. Leaving Portland at $3.50 u. Ia.
and return, leaving Albany at O'Clock
p. m. Tickets on sale al Patton Bros.
Book Store.
Salem passengers will take the first
section, which will leave Salem for Al
bany about $3.50 n. m. The cars will bt
limited to seating capacity. No tickct'
will be sold after May 25. Baggage ear
for lunch baskets and bicycle will be at.
tached to every train. Returning al
trains will stop at all stations and tn,
first section will leave Albany at . p. m
lS-tt
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-05-20

The various Young Peoples Society oi
Christian Endeayor throughout the
city will hold joint meeting tomorrow
afternoon at Y. VI. G, A. hall Mr..
Thomas Kay president OF the Christian
Church Endeavor society will be in
charge OF the meeting. Professor Seeley
has been secured 10 take charge Of the
music. The public are invited TO attend
this meeting.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-05-20
sa,em Fn,I of Pennle

The grand lodge delegates have re-
turned to their homes, and as a result
there are a thousand less people in town,
our streets are nevertheless crowded
with people today and we hardly miss
the throng of visitors.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-05-20
SALEM HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Harry Reeves and wife, Kate Powers,
G G Brown, T. u Dennis, Miss Williams,
Chas Stoker, Miss A Green, Harry Ser
vim, New York ; VI Cooper, w W Jen-
kins, San Francisco; L A MaIhena, Port
land; Mrs Higgins, Salem; W Bates,
Castor VI J Muligan, Milwaukee.