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At latOnia.

lAroNIA. Ky, May 2a-The weather was threat.
ening and sultfy, the track was slow and the crowd
va, poor 10 day, but the books lost heavily. con
~sequenty the race attending people are happy. The
DUNN FOR the layers came In the fourth race. Ben
Frost WAS a go 10 | shot wh'n the game began aud
before the post call was given he was ms good as 100
to /. BY the time Of the star, the plunge sent him
d wn 20 so to !. He mad everything aS he pleased In
the running, AgitdtOr, a we'll played iayotltr, had
three lengths the best OF II at the start. but Ben Frost
went al once 10 the front aud had no trouble In win
mig, The summaries.
First Race Seven fuilongS - Net;ie Regent, ~
MAY. 10 TO >, won Naclaren, l0ili Mason - IN
/ second; ~Huneywpod, " tiarshbergrTl, . 10 !,
third Time. 1884.
Second Rare-Six turlongs Acushla. % May, ,
H. !, won, Oily Ganln. ~ Lynch, . 10 !, second,
The Geeler, 100 DMIchaels, o TO /, thlfd. Tint
ll3l2
Ky, % liaEhbefgrr, D 10 !, won, Bentley IS. %
MichaelS'. 90 % I, second Tolstol. 1908 y Per
kinsI. y To =. third. Time. "a
Fourth Race Six Mrlongs Ben Frost, "a Harsh
berger, g. to !. won, AgltatnT, lo5. Mason. q 10 5,
second; Scrivsn,r iOl Ransom, 10 To /. third.
lime, i:l9.
iiuh Race Five futlongs Irving Mayor, i07
Nicnaelsl. even, won, Nitrate, lo5 Van Camp. 7
70 |. second Tadema, los Mason, ~ 10 l., third
Time. i.uuii.
sixth Race One mile and 10 yardS-wilSon. lO4t.
MASON, = TO /. won; Finem Rrspicr. ln5 Harsh
berger. : to /, second LAGrangr. i06 Van Camp,
10 10 /. third. Time i.jla
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Canoeing.

TRENTON, y. J.. May ~ r Atlantic division
OF the American Canoe Association held Interesting
races today In the second day Of It's camp NEE, At
PARK Island. Following were tn results.
Open Sir gle Blade Tandem Race-Won by Davis.
Lshanov Club. Brooklyn. and Cook. Red Dragon.
Philadelphia
Novice Double blade Tandem RAcc-Won by Davis
and Hewitt, Burlington,
NDouble Blade Open Racr-won By Hastmond and
Allen, Trenton.
Tall End Race -won by Cook, Philadelphia; Fur.
man. Trenton. SECOND. Allen. Trenton, third.
The races and NEE, will DO concluded 70. morrow.
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EASTERN LEAGUE


Montreal, n, poches,., A A and y n. roro,,o a,
syIsen;e; A. y; EHd ? n hsri,o,d at spT,nsGsls;
Worcester. AN Worcester al Providence, p NJ
ATLANTIC LEAGUE
s s.a".o x H.; will wiIisr sI Sar. al s Ss, : =. q H. Wilkes
uIhnn ".nns
Brown vs. fale. at providencc .,.
pL1h,gn w university oi fehns''Vaa'a" az Sou'h
vGi1smv vs. rev nos NJ. az ), wwd rddIs,axn
Lafayette vs.. Dickinson A. Easton
MWiniams vs. AmheIs. tM'''ams'o~h'
Pennington seminary VS. lawrenceviil' School at
Hamilton y. GorSs s'S a, ci apsonv. A N and p, A.
gnioh " DsItsmou.n az A,nanS, m y az ~.
uhlseIs'y ., tnnnsyi anna ricsumen w 'o''"o'~
rIsshmen. az Phnadelphta :. um,.,.. s.,u,
\, r Jrw Wsy r,epaia''y ''no" '" n"'"0''' ''no''
crescent \ vs. New fofR a e. ~ DAY n'use'
AiM Mo-. v,,, = n, pu,hs,
'ord pa 4; y S,.r . vs .d.,,n, Academy a, brook,vp,
Brown Freshmen rs, Yale 'oS, at New ha,en allah,
~ niiSpoh'Sm po's 'ns" 'e"o"' "1''"
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6hs.ei rs Harvard r,eshmeni = LSref n
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inu.,",h Elk 49, Mo- pV,r =" S.u yo,L
-, h NUN Hot No"se'" v" i"H'
Msi,ohS vs. 81 FRANCIS Aa'et 'oH'Se' re"n
NWooIS, U,o, Inn , g SLslvs n, yo,ke,s n
h1ny "ooa Inn vs. SkeNSs' al hohAe'S' AN
AmnbInrs u q Co,or. uirh School n, Nav yo,k
Hmph,o"s !" .o'Uua ils" o,n,o., a, "" 'VA'
nhfsspor VS. S2i ,oaIs > g rhsp'l wb,,. Plains
iM r (, DANTE C,u.rc ., v.u u.v.,
Ds"ey Az d. fduI > 'o'tsc' az Ne" ha'e''
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The record of the tournamen NJ to date
Football.

pm ,pEtPmA. May 20.-The University OF
Pennsylvania football schedule for looo was officially
announced by the Faculty Athletic Com mittce to,
night. and includes the following games
Saturday, Sept 20. Lehigh at Franklin REID
Nedr esday. Oct ,. Franklin and MARSHAL at
franklin Field Saturday, oct g.. Hayetiord a.
Franrln Field, Wednesday. Oct 10, DICKINSON az
Franklin Field. Saturday. Oct IS, Brown al Flank
i'm Field. Wednesday. Oct. ~. state college AZ
franklin Field, saturday. Oct. ~. C0,umpIa a!
FRANKLIN Field; saturday, oct. q, Chlc,go AZ
Franklin Field; saturday Nov, ,. Harvard ., I h "
bridgr. Saturday. Nov. 10. Lafayette a. ftahklin
Field saturday. Nov u. Carlisle Indian, A. rank
in Field Wednesday Nov. y, Naval AcaarmE a,
Annapolis, Thursday, Nov 20 Cofheh az f'ahN''"
klrll
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BROOKLYN Not TO TranAfer Games.

" Is rursorei in Baltimore that one OF the games
81 the coming Brooklyn -. Louis series may be
Transferred 10 that city otha, MeGraw ard Robinson
may be seen BY their old friends as members OF the
browns II i improbable that the Brooklyn officials
Will make such an unwiS' move as this, even though
II might prove immensely prOtitab bic. II would also
require the con sent NJ the League u make the Trans
fer, which could not be obtained with readiness, In"
transfer Of games from one city 10 another did much
10 Kill the interest last year and should be ROW ed
upon. Baltimore people did not patronlZe thelr star
team when they had Il and must stand the conSe-
CuPuCrS.
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The Paris Chess Tourna ment.
sn,,tol Cobl, D,spatch 10 THE suS

Special CGbs DssDdtch 10 THE Sun
PARIS. May 30 -To-dav the seventh round Of
the international chc~s masters tournament
resulted ~ follows T-chiro'in beat Brody.
PHlshnrv beat Mason. Marco and Burn drew,
Showaltcr beat Sterling. Schlrchtcr beat jan
oyski. Mortimer and Micsrs drew, IaSkrr beat
Rosou. Marshall beat Older. while MaroC2y
had n bye.
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At Chicago Kansas City. 6: Chicago. l.
At Buffalo Clel leland, ); Buffalo. -
At Indianapolis indianapolis, .. Detroit, 4.
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Connecticut state League.


Al Derby Norwich, o. Derby. 4
Al Bristol Bristol, 5 New London, 4.
At NrW havrn-Ncw Haven. 1 Bridgeport. 1.
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. 80 class, trotiing, IGrsr S3)1
RuStlcr. by Hustler Russell, dam by Pilot
MamhrIno Pussy |
Hallrrton. b. e Dunn ...,...,. , .
Lake SHORE Gin b m. ,iunt ....,,... , :
Agility, u. Z Metf@neldl ..........." ! ads
Time = 2gi. ,22il, c4'p,
c22 class. pacing purse $500:
Frank Yuakum, h. g by Parker ISerley, ! /
Brewer, br q steele ..... ......... ; I
MiShap. b m Barnes ......,.... ) = 2
Sweet Director. br = Grady .....r. ! ! 3
Egbcttlinr b m, ,HtawlcgI ...,........6 & 5 ;
Brown Hal. oh. Z Kelly. 500. I ; & DR.
Time 2l9ia. s2lla sigl4 2lel
223 class. trottlng purse $500.
Roberta, b. m. by Allie W~ilkts-fancy Wood
fIIrutSChen .. ......,.. .,..... / :
Harry r. hr =. liunt ......,.,.. > 1
knt"cO BELL, b m Lang ,..",,.n.,r, ! ?
Edgar & By Y Paving --... ...,,,.,3 5 3
Time 2S'a. .Sl,. 22iH.
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Trotung and Pacing at baltimore.

BALTIMORE, May - Chilly weather and a heavy
tack i~ntcrfered with the nrst days racine At Prospect
Park. In two Of thr events the talent Jared well, hut
suffered severely when Mlshar. an odd son f~avorite.
failed 10 win the > :, class. She did not get a heat.
Frank Noakum surprise every one by winning three
heat, In succession after coming In Atlh IN the nrst
Summaries
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AZ Bing hamton bling ha mton II; Oswego, 8
Al ltica Utica, .: Troy. &
Al Cortland Cortland. ;; Rome 4
At ACCOMPLISHMENTS o. Albany. l.
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able guarantee for sundays and HOLIDAYS AleIts,
Empires. Sksllys, star a. G. Of hobosen. Eme,nlas
ards, Bronx and all other team Of the same strength
within 100 miles of New York. Address j. MclntST re.
90 Lewis avenue, Brooklyn.
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At Hartford Providence. ,, hartford. u.
At Sprtnghrld-Springftld 6. Worcester q
At Syracuse syracuse, >, Rochester, ..
AT TOFOnto-TorOnto, 2 Montreal. >
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Ksarns and O,Brten to Fight.

Jack O'Brien has been matched to box Tim hearns'
| Ia, mill will take place at the Cone. Island Sporting
| club on june IS They will clash for q percentage Of
| The gate receipts
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NATIONAL LEAGUE AND AMERICAS ASSOCIATIONS.
~ Louis Al brooklyn, \, N, and NJ; Pittsbutg
at New York, a. N. ana i. NJ. Chicago al philadrl
phia. a. VI. and y. NJ: Cincinnati at Boston, A. NJ.
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Atlantic League.

Al SCRANTON.
n. II r.
Scranton .,.....S y ? q III ~ S
Allentown .,, 2 . . q o 2 1 D. 4
Observation-Disclosures and Loft; Boyle and McManus
AT MIR
II. X T.
klmirs p. % : O-lS ~ ,
WILKES Barre. o ! q u a l. 5
Batteries Barnet and Accorsin: Niece, CALI
flower and MesSett.
AT BEADING FIRST GAME
r. II Y.
.ltrseyIC CITY. ......l q o q ! n o. 4 o
Reading ..,....O 0 0 3 o q o - .
Batteries Brown and Byers; Ames and Fox.
SECOND GAM
X. II. r
Jersey City. ......0 0 q q o 0 o 90 y 1
Reading ..... . o o y o Ii s >
Batteries -Keeuer and Byers. Frrtseh ana Coogan.
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BOSTON After Princeton's Pitcher. Hllebrand.

~ Columbia Flcld-Fiual class championship
game Columbia, '0S, g. Columbia, 1900. II.
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Baseball. Washington Park. To-day.

Two games, 1890 \. N, and : y No Bro X IN va
ST. Louis. Admission, soc. and 25c.-Ads
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VT SIC Bl LANDER.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1900-05-10
Have you seen Jimesons'
new stock of Laces.

Have you seen Jimesons'
new stock of Laces.
All varieties of millet at Jimeson's.
Editor Abbott, of the Sentinel, was
a south bound passenger Monday. en-
route to Fargo.
Two bans for SALE Enquire of
WIN. GLASS.
Subjects next Sunday at the Bap-
fist church: Morning. "Selfishness
evening. Regeneration
S. Almklov has built II foot walk
in front of his drug store. 1t is said
that new walk will he built the whole
length of the block.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Morris have an
Other new boy this week. the little
chap putting in his appearance Tues
day morning. John says he is Il chip
Off the old block and will vote the re-
publican ticket
Hillsboro Banner: The Griggs
Courier booms Hon. David Bartlett
for district judge to succeed Judge
Glaspell. who has been turned down
by the people of his ow" county MIR.
Bartlett is u worthy. fair-minded man
and an able lawyer.
There seems to be some confusion
Us to the qualifications for voting in
North Dakota. During the cary
territorial days citizens Or those who
had declared their intention to become
citizens were permitted to vote. pro :
vided they had complied With the
residence provisions OF the statute
'First papers We're good for
an indeiiuito period. and full ciLizen-
ship WAS in no case necessary. When
the constitution was adopted change
was made. and the qualifications for
exercising the elective franchise were
defined in section l2l. as follows:
Sec. l2l. Every male person uf til
age of twenty-one years belonging lu
either of the following classes. vino
shall have resided in the state one
year, in the county six months aid in
the precinct ninety days next proceed
ing any election, shall be deemed a
qualified elector at such elections:
!. Citizens of the United St :t.s
,. Persons OF foreign bi"tr whu
shall have declared their Intention 10
become citizens. Dlc year al | not
more than six years prior 10 su,.;
election. cnnfornlably to the n,t;:r;.i
ization laws o: the United States
3. Civilized persons of Indian dc
scent who shall have severed thei
tri&al relations two years next pre-
cs.e.ing such election.
It Will be seen that persons win,
have taken out their first papers owe
six years cannot VOTE. and if the
want to exercise the right of franchis
&. the coming election they had bette
got their second papers at the comm
term of court as this will probably b
he only opportunity they will have.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1900-05-10
AStll1n;, in tho Worst
Form f2GliH-l.ll.

Miss Maud Dickens. Parsons. kans
writes: suffered eight years with
asthma in its worst form: had sever
III attacks dnriny he last year and was
not expected /" live 'hr"nyh them !
began using Folcy'> Honey and Tar
and it has never Failed 10 give i'm.
mediate relief. 1 recommend it to all
those ls.tlering with asthma. % and
soc,
For sale by H. ii Il t.n.a,. :,
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1900-05-10
An Obstinate Sore Cured

JAS. q. Amhertof, Della, o., writes:
had al obstinate sore on my face
which every thing else failed t" heal,
lf'tr one application of Banner Save it
brgas to heal and after three appll-
cations it was entirely healed leaving
no scar.
For sale bylI. H. BATEMAN Co.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1900-05-10
Employment for lite Summer

Is now the question for many men: it
i, time to decide: you can make money
selling oHr complete assortr ent of
fruit and ornamental STOCK for fall de-
livery. Write for terms. Address
The Jewell Nursery Co., Lake City,
MINI. Established 1868. One thou
sand acres.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1900-05-10

House for sale or rent. Apply to
O. S. GUNDERSoN
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vor of a pure food law, and announced
that he will support any bill that the pure
food congress agrees upon. But the main
thing, Mr. Smith told the delegates, is that
the congress shall agree and then work
with all its might to secure the passage
of its bill. He advised that the members
should not only work here in Washington,
but that they should bring all possible
influence to bear upon congressman by or
ganiZing at home.
Upon invitation by Representative Hep
burn, chairman of the House committee on
commerce, a number of delegates will ap-
pear before the committee tomorrow morn
ing at 1890 o'clock to be heard on the
pending pure food measures.
Treasurer Harper reported a deficit of
nearly $500 The following committee was
appointed to devise ways and means Of
obiiterating the obligation: F. E. Danley,
New York; E. Thomas, New York; John
Hamilton, Pennsylvania; A. ]. Parlin
Ohio; w 3. MGMeckln, West Virginia;
A. j. Walter, Missouri; Antonio Staloro.
California, and A. L.. Martin, Pennsylva-
mia.
Committees Named.
The personnel of committees announced
during the evening is as follows
Credentials-Dr.'' King Of Tennessee, Mr.
of New York, Nj, Tunnecliff Of Michigan
Thompson of theoDistrict of Columbia, Mr..
Redsucker of Pennsylvania, and Mr..
Browninger of Minnesota.
Observation-Disclosures Alexander J. We'd
derburn; District Of Columbia, DR.. H. w.
Wyiie; Deiawares Al T. Neil; Illinois,
George A. Scherer; Missouri, E. T. Alb
bott; Massachusetts. George Close; Iowa.
Dr. ]. A. McIlveentf Minnesota, John F.
Brouwer-Ancher; North Carolina, J. K.
Haywood; New Hampshire, N. j. Batchel-
Ter; New Jersey, F. N. Barrett; New
York. william -McMurtrie: Ohio, A. j.
Parlin; Pennsylvania. M. N. Kline; Mary
land, A. j. Corning; Rhode Island. Prof
Cat.in; Tennessee. DR.. j: NJ. King; Vir-
ginia, ]. NJ. Gwynn; Wisconsin, H. C.
Adams; West Virginia, w. McMechem:
California, l.. NJ Talman; Michigan, Fred
II. Cozzens; Connecticut Z. H. jenkins;
Kansas. W. B; Bigelow; Utah; Frank Ben
ton; South Carolina, DR.. c. T. Wyche;
Maine, Prof C. D. Wood; Vermont j. L.
Hills: Montana, F. w. Thaphagen; Ne
Nomination of officers-Kansas, George
F. Thompson; Virginia, 1. NJ. Hodge; Cali
fornia, j. F. Talman: District of Columbia
Matthew Trimble; Michigan, L. Groseman;
Pennsylvania. Levi s. Wells; South Caro-
lima. A c. alderman; Tennessee, Mr..
Yoak,ey; Montana. F. w. Thaphagen:
Ohio, F. W. Herbst; Delaware, Daniel
Short; Massachusetts, c. +. Nixon; Me-
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THE COURTS,

Court of Appeals-Present: The Chief JUS
tfce, Mr.. Justice Morris and Mr. Justice
Shepard.
961-Kaiser ct al. agt. Brandenburg 1t al.
argument continued by Mr.. c. A. Keigwin
and Mr.. F. T. Browning for appellees and
concluded by Mr.. C. A. Brandenburg for
appellants.
971-Maese ct al. agt. Herman ct al; con-
tinued.
972-Brainard ct al. agt. Buck ct al; con-
tinued.
97s-Hauptman ct al. agt. Carpenter ct
al: continued.
962-American Security and Trust Com
pany agt. Prudential Insurance Company
stipulation that cause may be heard and
determined by two justices and case sub
rmitted on record and printed briefs by Mr.
II. E. Davis and Mr.. c. c. Tucker for appel
liant and by Mr.. W. v. R. Berry and Mr..
B. S. Minor for appellee.
S5-McCormick ct al. agt. Colbert ct al
motion to set aside order docketing and dis
missing appeal, submitted by Mr.. Edwin
Forrest IN support of motion.
945+Schafer agt. Baker; order reversed
with costs and Injunction dissolved, and
cause remanded. with directions that the
bill be dismissed; opinion by Mr.. Chief Jus
tice Alvey.
947-Schooner H. E. Thompson agt. Mar
tin ct al; decree affirmed, with costs; opin-
ion by Mr., Justice Shepard
Observation-Disclosures, intendant. agt. Fra
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Ter judgment affirmed; opinion by Mr.
| Chief Justice Alvey.
49-Mitchel agt. Potomac Insurance
COMPANY; Judgment affirmed. with costs;
opinion by Mr.. Justice Shepard.
Equity Court No. 1-Justice Haener
Dowd agt. Purdy; auditors report con.
trmed Robey agt Robey; testimony be-
fore E. q. Niles, examiner, ordered taken.
take testimony limited to April 16 King
agt. Strange; defendants directed to MALI
! quit claim deed. Diehl Manufacturine
company agt Royce; decree vesting title
injunction. ee
District Court-Justfce Hagner.
In re extension of Sherman avenue. in
structions to jury by court.
Circuit Court No. 2-Justice Rrad,ey
Rosenblat agt. Mallet; motion for new
trlai MED. Galiiher agt. Knight; Judgment
for plaintiff by confession for s69i AZ Can.
non agt Conger; fiat on sci. ia Small agt.
Hurdle; plaintiff called and suit dismissed
American Ship Windlass Co. agt. Dupan:
Judgment of condemnation Dennis agf
! Met. Ry. Co.; on trial
Criminal Court No. 1-Justicc Clabaueh'
u. s. agt. Lee Clements; assault to KIN.
verdict guilty.
Probate Court-Justice Cole.
IN re Nathaniel T. Worley ct al, minors;
petition to invest funds in real estate. filed
Estate OF Catharine Bresnahan; summons
returned served. Estate of Sumner e
ta statement for account filed. Es-
tate OF Jane Q. Miller; petition for probate
Oh VIII MED Estate of Columbus Alex
ander; order admitting will to probate as
TO real and personal property Estate Of
Edward w. Davis; will partly proved. Es-
tate of James B. Richardson; letters of ad-
miMstration granted to Geo. Richa rdson
bond, $500 Estate of Eliza Jane Smith
Will admitted to probate and letters tesla,
mentary granted to Amzi Smith and Jobn
Z. Fay; bond. 500. In re Ethel v. Purdy
ct az, minors: order appointing Thomas
w. F'owier guardian; bond, 5000, and de-
post Tor costs ordered. Estate of Phineas
w Read: letters of administration granted
70 andrew B. Read; bond, 81 200. Estate of
Ei1zabeth Queen; order appointing Agnes
deC. Brooks guardian ad Item. Estate of
Virginia NJ. Hughes; order of publication.
Estate of Sarah NJ. Goodrich; account
passed. In re Patrick ]. Campbell. minor;
guardians account passed. In re Hattie A
Scott ct al, minors; do. In re Nathaniel T.
Morley ct al, minors; order authorizing
investment by guardian. Estate of Jane o.
Miller; win partly proved. Estate of An
drew NJ. Green; claims fled
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vada. Charles J. Keeper: Connecticut, X.
Q: Elton; Wisconsin. W. D. Hoard; New
hampshire, Charles H. Warehouse;
North Carolina, r. H. Lewis; Minnesota
John F. Brouwer-Ancher; New Jersey, S.
b. ketcEan: New York, F. ]. H Kracke;
Iowa. DR.. J. c. Schrader; Rhode Island,
frank Mattherson; Maine, c. D. Woods;
West Virginia, Mr.. McMechem; Illinois LII
Gus w. Conkley; Utah, Z. V. Lobesy;
Maryland, H. ]. Patterson; Missouri, E. T.
Abbott.
Col. John F. Hobbs of New York pre-
scented paper on Pure Food and Legis-
iation, which was very interesting
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