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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-05-31
PLOT AGAINST ALFONSO.
Spanish Police on Lookout for Two
Anarchists.

Paris, May 30.-A dispatch to Pa
trie from Barcelona, Spain, says:
The police are keeping vigilant watch
on the frontier and at ports in order
to effect the capture oftwoanarchists.
. Spaniard and m Italian, who are
holioxe6 "a have. 2ande0 n NaEfeil|se
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-05-31
1so1-Montana Coal and Iron Company

The annual meeting of the stock
holders of The Montana Coal and
Iron company will be neld at the office
of O. F. Goddard, Billings. Montana,
on Tuesday, June II, 1901, at the hour
of 10 O'Clock q. M, for the election of
nine trustees to serve for the ensuing
year and for the transaction Of such
other business as may properly come
before the meeting.
p. w. SMITH, Secretary.
May l. 80 1874
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-05-31

Trustees-Lee Mantle, president;
Chas. Schatzlein, vice-president;
Frank w. Haskins, treasurer; A. b.
Clements, secretary; Charles r. Leon
ard, F. Aug. Heinze, Henry Mueller,
Fayette Harrington, James H. Mon
teath.
FRED II. FOSTER, Local Agent.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-05-31
THE LEADER
First Door South
Of Court House.
UNDER STATE SUPERVISION.

Pays 5 per cent on savings depos-
it's. interest compounded quarterly.
Pays 6 per cent on time certificates
Of deposit, not subject to check.
Issues savings certificates on build
ing and loan plan with definite time
of maturity and definite payments.
Loans money on real estate to be
repaid ON monthly installments rum
ming from one to ten years. to suit
borrower.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1901-12-13
Fire Works Boys.

1t is getting mighty near
Christmas time and the boys
know that time comes but once
a year aud while it is against the
law to have your fire works.
there are lots of other things
done that are also against the
law, so it does look pretty tough
TO make laws 10 prevent the boys
from having II fine old time on
Christmas. Every boz wants to
do exactly wnal Dad did when he
wore short pants, and every boy
as he grows into long pants, 1t is
nothing but natural for him to
want to do all that Dad did when
his pants began TO grow longer,
even if he had to put "a little sugar
The on bottom TO call them down
below the high water mark.
All we can say is, are sorry
for you boys, and we believe it i:
a shame, that you can't do exact
ly what Dad did in his boyhoot
days, for boys should be boys
and have glorious time a
Christmas time, since it only
comes once year. Ask Dat
what he used to do at Christina!
time. Make him tell you al
about himself and may be tn,
good old times will make hin
think that all boys like to have
good time.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1901-12-13

me San Angelo Press aims to be In har.
snony with The reading people OF the great
terfftory OF Southwest Texas. and n live
country. Its columns are devoted TO Stock
growers, Breeders and Farming news, In.
feYspersed with Home, Industrial and useful
luestiops and information. When advice
o. Information In desired, always enclose two
~ efemps for postage aud stationery, and
ygur answer WIN be either through the col
hnne Of the Press, or by mall as soon ~
pyoticbbie Simply address as above
&ktfpeked, Editor Of Press,
San Angelo IL d PROSPEROUS little
city OF $500 population, very nearly
1000 feet above the sea level. which
makes IL an ideal place for the in
ysiid, as the wapm, dry atmosphere
10 not too rare for those suffering
With any cough or lung affection,
while IL Plso rapidly cures the rheu.
matte or those with systems loaded
With malaria.
II il an ideal health resort, furn-
ished by nature, at the forks OF the
North and South Concho rivers, two
streams OF pure spring water.
The land OF Tom Green county and
- great Concho country IL unsur-
uspsed for fertility, yielding cotton,
corn, oats, wheat, rye, barley, and
all sorts of fruits and vegetables
lsrow in abundance.
II you want any special informa-
Hon regarding lands, cattle, climate.
health or location The Press will
gladly aid you IL II can, Simply en-
close two 2. cent stamps for postage
gud stationery, and address Tho
Bditor.
Austin Spencer. the Land Agent
will be pleased TO answer any ,quos
hon by correspondence, will sell OF
>wade, and should you conclude u
visit San Angelo kindly call and le
me show you the country.
AUSTIN SPENCER,
The Land Agent
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1901-12-13
COTTON SEED.

l. Wright & Son have a few
tons of cotton seed for sale al
once.
The Press is requested to
state that there will be a meet
ing Of the school committee at
the Court House on Monday
night at 8 o'clock and all are ear
nestly requested to be present.
PRESERVES AT ADAMS.
Just received Heintz's bulk
preserves and mince meat at
Adams.
Ribbon care molasses att
Henry Shorts, just like you go
there lastwinter. This. is pure
and that's no joke.
District Court has been gong
on this week and the cases OF
Kid Hall, Charley Duke ard Bob
Rausau, who are at present out
on bond, on the charge of muir
der were continued until the
next term.
The Leader windmill. Best
wood wheel for least money. E,
L. McAlpine.
Let US go and eat with I'm
Gle Steve Klllman at the Legal
Tender Restaurant" is the way
the boys are putting it now.
The Salvation Army has q
staunch supporter in John Free,
land, who is chuck full of argu'
ments in their favor, 1t is our
opinion that John would not
make a bad preacher after q
little training, as he has the will
power,
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1901-12-13
The Advertiser had Small Faith.

An old fashioned lack of faith
in the results to be obtained by
advertising though the doubt.
er is paying out many dollars
every month on advertising &C,
counts, is not infrequent even
in these enlightened days, says
Profitable Advertising. A pros.
porous manufacturers recently
got out an entirely new line of
goods, and because of some
lapse in his usual conversation,
the advertising man Of the con.
Germ found a cnance TO use the
papers of the country very
freely in blazoning the merits
of the new goods.
After a couple OF months the
manufactures awoke 70 the
recklessness of using so much
newspaper space, and made a
move to cut it all out, remark.
ing incidentally that he could mt
understand at all how this new
line OF goods had taken so well,
they were almost submerged
with orders, and yet nothing had
really been done TO bring it be,
fore the public. He didn't
count the newspaper advertis-
ing as factor in selling goods
and could hardly be persuaded
to give il the credit for a phe.
nomenally good start off to his
wares, even though ny the law
of exclusion there was no other
way Of accounting for it.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1901-12-13

Pltchfork Tjllman, the wool
hat and one.gallus Senator from
South Carolina, has again chal.
lenged his colleague McLaurin
to resign and 90 home and
fight over their troubles.
Some people have strange
tastes and it does seem sort of
queer for the people OF the old
Palmetto State to select such Il
freak to represent them at Wash
ington
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1901-12-13
Repair Work at MitcheIl's.

Hacks, delivery wagons, bug.
gies or Surveys are repaired Ia
the quickest of time. Master
Mechanic John M. Moody has
charge of the work and every
thing is guaranteed by H, II.
Mitchell.
HONEY AT ADAMS.
You can get extracted, comb
and section honey at Adams.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1901-12-13
Candies at ] n Smith 6 Co,

We keep fresh candy in stock
all the time. Nothing old and
stale. Every body knows Blanke
Bros. candy, We handle it. j. Ii.
Smith Il Co.
For Cypress tanks and troughs
see +. L. McAlpiIe.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1901-12-13

Wheat and corn are steadily
advancing. May wheat was
quoted the other day at 50 cents
and May corn al 10 cents. So,
everything is booming and
prices are going skyward.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1901-12-13

Gov. Gambler vetoed the Dis
pensary Bill recently passed by
the Legislature of that state,
contending that dispensarles
are detrimeut rather than IA
benefit
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1901-12-13
RUGS AT ROBERTSON'S

Rugs make appropria e
Christmas presents. We have
some nice new patterns.
Jno ID Robertson, Jr.
BOARDERS WANTED.-Mrs
L l. Whitney las rented the
Hubbell house and has rooms for
regular boa rders, also car give
to BILE board. Everything well
cooked and served to please.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1901-12-13
Candies at IH Smith & Co.

We keep fresh candy in stock
oil the time. Nothing old and
stale. Everybody knows Blanke
Bros. candy, we handle it. }. Fl.
Smith g. Co.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1901-12-13
HOLIDAY GIFTS AT ROBERT.
SONS

Ladies and gentlemen's hand.
kerchiefs and mutfles make ap
propriate holiday gifts, we have
them. Jpo d Robertson, Jr.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1901-12-13

James O'Neill, the noted actor
whose best play is Count of
Monte Christie" is now playing
in Texas, If we had tine opera
house we could have best talent
on the road.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1901-12-13
FIGURE WITH CAMERON
~ co

You will find it will be 10 your
interest to figure with Wm
Cameron & Go if you want bin
of lum Der as they carry the best
stock in The city and meet all
prices. ~.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1901-12-13

Mrs. L. S. Whitney has rent
ed the Hubbell House. and in
tends 10 keep a first class board
ing house,
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1901-12-13
PICKLES AT ADAMS

Just recei we'd fresh shipment,
Heinz's kraut. pickles, sweet
pickles. preserves and miuce
meat in bulk at Adams.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1901-12-13
Cracker Jack,

Cracker Jack, Cracker Jack
Is the most delicious confection.
ery.put up in &c package.
Taylor & Johnson.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1901-12-13

Gov. Ferguson, new governor
OF Oklahoma, assumed. the duties
of the office Dec. g.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1901-12-13
Sinck News.

Stock News.
! j Rathmel shipped Dec. 8 one
car of horses TO Arson Bros. at
FIT. Worth.
w. G.. Cawley will ship two
cars of cattle Dec. 10 to st. Louis.
II. Bailey will ship Dec. 10, two
cars OF cattle to ST. Louis.
j. +. Burleson will ship Dec.
ID two cars of cattle TO St. Louis.
r. S. Campbell will ship %
cars Of cattle TO ST. Louis, Dec,
Ia.
J. French will ship 8 cars Of
cattle Dec. IS.
J. b. Floyd. Souora, will ship
to day three car loads OF fat cows
TO the Live Stock Com mission
60, ST. 10, Mo,
Chas. Bohhke bought one car.
load of fat cows from W. G.
Jones and will ship them today
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We are Offering this season
special inducements in prices 70
the churches and Sunday schools
wanting Candies, Fruits, Nuts,
etc, for Oh ristmas trees, romps
and other entertainments. We
carry the most complete line Of
Christmas candies in the west.
Taylor u Johnson.
Keep an open eye. don't let a
bargain go by. Henry Short
has a few dozen jars of Pure
Home made Preserves left, much
better and cheaper than the
manufactured,
The blind musicians make
the streets lively every night
with their various renditions OF
: different music. The senti.
mental pieces suit certain
! class, the marches another, and
the break downs suit practically
every body. or course, il is
. not of the high. falutin kind,
where you have to sort of hold
' pretty tight grip when they
= soar around among those high
er notes at the musical recital,
-, but the kind that suits the PEG
8 pie before they have taken or
such lot of polish. Well, keel
on dddling professor; you are
about the best we have heard
+ You are doing your part in this
I world To make the people see
! that there is a bright side fol
\ all troubles and cares.
No Xmas present for the
money will please your friends
so much as Il photo OF yoursel
or children. Ragsdale will make
a good one for you at small cost.
/, LOST.-On Wednesday even
1 ing in the city one red bull cal
5 months old, no brand or mark
in fine order. A liberal reward
: will be paid for his delivery t
Ellis Stable. e, G. Sugg.
S II. Is. Echols, who fled on {
Il section of land held by B, NJ
Collyns, was ordered to vacat,
his claim by the District Court
and pay the costs of court, sine,
K b. M. Collyns held the land by
letters patent dated Feb. 3, 1895
q The land in question was Ga
|. acres about Is miles from SAL
Angelo near Grape Creek. So i
has proven to be an expensive
experiment for Mr.. Echols an,
/. probably one of 'considerabl
L trouble to Mr. Collyns.
g The Bridge Beach cookin.
stoves. cooks and bakes to per
lection, it will just suit you
there is nothing better for cook
j ing or in price they run from
. $3.50 and upwards and ar
u guaranteed by }, >. Miles.
Keep an open eye, don't let
. bargain go by, Henry Shor
+ has Il few dozen jars of Pur
4 Home made Preserves left, muc
a better and cheaper than tn
manufactured.
In the case of M. b. Pulliar
: VS.. Il. A, Dragoo 1t appeare,
\ thai the following minors, Sam
/ uel f., Charley A., Walter i
and Green we're also defendant
in the case in question, withou
u pnardian in the State. so Lii
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1901-12-13
PICKLES AT ADAMS

Just received fresh shipment,
Heinz's kraut, pickles. sweet
pickles, preserves and mince
meat in bulk at Adams.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1901-12-13

Sanderson had "a heavy snow
Dec. 8, and everything froze up.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1901-12-13

The grand jury adjourned on
Wednesday after finding five in
dictments for felony.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1901-12-13
PRESERVES AT ADAMS.

Just received Heintz's bulk
preserves and mince meat at
Adams.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1901-12-13

OVERCOATS At ROBERT
SONS
/ have some splendid values
in mems overcoats.
Jno D Robertson, Jr.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1901-12-13
Wraps at RObertson's

Uapes, Jackets and collarettes
Jno ID Robertson. Jr,
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1901-12-13
MEMS SHOES AT ROBERT.
SONS

Our mems shoes at $3.50 are
good enough for any body.
Jno ID Robertson, Jr.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1901-12-13

For bath tubs see E L. Nc
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1901-12-13

We are Offering this season
special inducements in prices 10
the churches and Sunday schools
wanting Candies, Fruits, Nuts,
etc, for Oh ristmas trees, romps
and other entertainments. We
carry the most complete line of
Christmas candies in the west.
Taylor IL johnson.
The Marshall republican., 1901-08-02
VOL. X.
LIST or MISSOURI WINNERS.
Nsmss ~ A1dessses a MissoUeisal
Vho Vess SseessstA h ths
Okiahoma Lsad Loseesy.

Br Hounds, Kansas City: O =
Brown, wallace; Calvin Stevens,
JohnstOwn; ItotErt 8. waliace. Port
Oak; w J Kelly, Ksnsss City; q r
Tisdsls. KeytesvilIe; Albers Mortar,
Wsrrsnsburg; John w RShl, Mary.
vile; Paul Hsber, Kansas City David
ssillwaeou, Psrkviile; George A Lem.
M, Melbourne; I'd Hopper. Napier;
LsAaysr Rsssss. Csdarville; Patrick I.
O'Mssa; Th0mss J Armstrong. II.
dorsdo Syringe; George J Isumnslly,
Liukville: Johpashsn q Allison, Long.
wood; William Il Fullerton, Bo~ers'
Mills; Patrick White, Joplin; George
\ Campbell, Charlton; Samuel 3
Gillespis. Albany; George T Rainey,
Thrush; Thomas Hobsworsh, lude.
psndsncs; Hiram d Speocss. Brook.
line; Jsmse Murphy, Bo9srd; Louis
K JOnes, La Be,le; A Caster, Kldder;
william Little. Edinbure; q w Har.
mon. Henry; Edward p Walker Kan.
sas City: Willism Patterson. Spring.
field; Nsthsn d Stevenson. New Hsmp.
ons; James II Gentry, Kansas City;
JOnn NJ Kinner. Butler; william Ly.
Ons. Hampton, Patrick q McKenns,
High Point; Charles w Creel, Kan.
sss City; Edward. e Hiseiabothsm,
Armess; James Mccormick. Elmer
James ID Ramsey, Salem, Bet 8 Peck,
Nsosho; Newton G BrsDch, Hall; Har'
lin II Hsrshsu, Spruce: Burr He'll
Hsysviile; George w Devoe, st.
Joseph; t'rsnk Berry, OronOgo
Thnmss J BOshf0rd, Dearborn; JOs
T. Cook, 81. JOseph; Joseph Kelly,
Kansas City; George Truman, Rswl
Ings; David Shoup. West Plsins
Leopold Spear, 81. Joseph; UFicl
shepherd, Gilman City; Richard :
Perrin, O.c-ola; Albert savage. Kan
sas city: Joseph BrOwnweil, Long
lane; Benjamin Il Stubble,ield, SDrinH
field; John = Fisher. Kansas City
William n Carson, Sheridan; Hsnr,
A Hubbard, Rhiuslsnd. DOlph Nc
Grady, Monet; John y Martin, Higl
Grove; George Jewell, ST. Louis; Ray
mOnd Sigesi. JehersOnburg; John Z
Gage, BOts D'Ar,; Ernest A Stewart
Kan~ssCity; Grant Zilgeer. Kanss
City; Jefferson Dickett. Lamar; JohI
Ktl lily, st. Joseph; Howard NJ Bisber
EversOnville; James ID Green, Lsth
rop; william G Nelson, MontgOmer.
City; William T DALEY, Kansas City
EllswOrth g CrOss, Brsymer; Orvilk
w Collins, Bolivar; Charles A Brink
ley, Willow Point; William Willis
Lamar; John Il Currey, Ksnsss City
Katherine Hogan, Moberly: David !
Getz, Springfield; Benjamin Baker
The Marshall republican., 1901-08-02

Frsnk B Eddy, Pleasant Hill: Clysis
8 Lane, Purtiy; 9 J Msioney, PsssOns.
burg; John Marons, Hsnpelton; Adj.
con, B Furgerson, Psnnsoor0; Beru
y Gregg. Linnens; william Y Nc.
I1smore, Everton; Archie Allen, JET.
erson city; L Crsaee, Shelby; Clar-
s"ce L Hoslins, Kansas City; Henry
L Evans, Rockingham; james q Cant.
roll, st. Louis; willism Jessie Gid.
dins, Edgertou; James T whitwell,
Carthage; william L Chambers, Ex.
cslsior Springs; John FUx, Ksusss
City; rsvid r Bell, Pilot Grove;
George G Ray, Southwest city; Frank
Stsndhsrt, Fulton; Richard Jones,
Msryvills: Edward q 0lors. Fleming;
James Ssocksoo, sssober,; Matthew
II Owen, 81. Louis; John A Powell,
Csrrollton; George Il McCuschson.
Unioaville; Audrsw Mcconueil aud
John Q Kiumoush, Newton 9 Figlsy,
and George + Everett, Kansas City;
william d Kirkpatrick, Pleasant Hill;
Riley A King, Isnthe; d Smith. Mon.
~; chester A Clark, Columbia; o L
Musssr, Ksnsss City; Shelby b Eli.
ott. Grayson; @ L Malvern, Quitmso;
J Fields, Glasgow; Annie Edmiston,
81. Louis; D + Jeffrey, Clinton; james
Rsney, willow Brook; W W Ramsey,
Kansas city; Nathan Msrtell, clinton;
Edwin 8 Neal, Carroll co; J0hu VI
Bush, Centralis; Carry H Smith, In.
dependence; clarence O Alldoor, Dsde.
VILE; Louis Q woOdhll, Moundville,
Elmer williams, Kansas city; will.
liam Abbott, Bear creek: cslmot J
Tomlin, Csrrolltou, Q d Slayer, clin.
ton county, + NJ Baker, BrOok6eld,
Sem King, PsttonsburR. ! r Young.
blood, Republic. " A Rswlins, west
Plains, A ~ Burford, Msrshaeld,
william Anderson, Springfield, y a
Biruey, GlenwoOd, W Y StrsttOn, war.
rensburg. c N Miller, Lamar, W W
Richie, Fsssett, W N Nssdmsn, Mays.
VILE, q A Swimmer, Tipt0n, James
Robertson, Alvs. q C Purcell, Car.
thsge, N Smith, Carthage, q VI
Thompson, Kansas city, Il + wilsher,
1t. Jossphsr, NJ HIett, Plsttsburg.
Thomss N outright, Halfway, d b
Neil, Billings, Zen Ross, Kansas city,
George SsgO, Rushville, A d Ssmp.
sel, Magnolia, T. 8 Teucher. Picker
Ing, W H Cecil, cOrnelis, W A Davis,
Msryville, Stephen Mccullem, North
Salem, Earl Davidson, Ksnsss city,
CH williams, clarence, J N Parrish,
Mound city, } l. Greene, Msrceline, J
T Young, Sugar Lake, W N RuniOn,
Msryville, Jeanette Lamb, Kansas
city, Edward Dyer Seneca, II
Smsdes. Hannibal, Joseph Moses,
Kansas City, Grsenberry " Buntin,
Brooklyn, II 8 Milchsm, Kansas city,
g u briggs. Kansas city, A J Nsuld.
ing, Seneca, John Ahenhurst, Pleas
ant Hill, d J Pescher, BrOOkaeld, II
C Hutchinson, Brsymer.
The Marshall republican., 1901-08-02

Cisy; J T Brown, Kingston: F N
OAipps, New asmpson: William Nit
ehsll ulilsasls; Bursagusrd A Black,
CliIsoe OlAv, r c Boaham, Joplin, W
J 0llIisa, 0oasysburg; L W Frsin,
Ksasss Chy; A J shsfYsr, Richmond
Q D Kirk, Kansas City; w A Coz,
w q Bsin, Tssntoo; 8 v Colley,
Plsts. burg; W b Finoey, Kenneth; Q
A Pluukses, Odesss: A r W Hohmsyer,
Carrolltou; d ElsIng, Carthage; Rich
srd J Scott, Msryville; u + Stiles
Ksnsss Cit; +. Emingsr, Liberty
Freuch McGill, Torkio; Robert T Lord
Gait John n ThislsOn, Knox City
James Lsughlin, Hohssooks; B n
johnson, Monticsllo; Chss w Graves
London: John 9 Rusk, Kansas City
q . Snider and Theodore Hopkins
Ksnsss City; w II McDonsld and
W Hogan. 81. Louis; G L Alleo
Whitesville, Thourpy Shsriton, Ever
Ton; n 9 Fshsy. Morsvills; r A Lin
uurger, Kirksvills; & W Hsinss, Nor
ton; Everest Way, Pickering; Thomas
N Saish. Pleasant Hill; viviso Bry'
sot, Hi9ginsville; J " Corder, Ksnss,
City; william y McTrotssr, McFsll
George " McClsin, Allsndsle: T q
Thompson, Montgomery City; T 4
Kelly, Ssvsnnsh; James N Smith
winston; Edward + Ewing and w 4
Gilhsnd, Ksosss City; woodson Jones
Plstssburg; Ernest Sheridan. Bolivar
samuel " Bussrd, Jsmesport; Bona
psrts Hummell. Carthage; James
Gour, ~. Joseph; Stanley d Arnold
Princeton; John H Townsend, Gala
tin; T. b brown, west Plsins; GeOrg
W shaw, Gsinsville; Clarence T. Grey
ory, sgbsrs' Il II Miller, Queen City
A W Thomas, Cave Springs; A I
Roberts, joplin; q D Alkire, Bro
usugh;. e. Jsuss. Independence;
Schreck, 81. Joseph; " " JohosO
and Mary Sesri0us, Kansas City; v
Il MscCsrtOu, 81. L0uis; @ q John
con, Ash Grove; H Haldswor,h, jr.
Independence; John q Williamson
Holden; S0lUmsn wallace, Joplin
Dsniel G COOney, 81 Louis; GeOrg
H Hide, Kansas city; william TiltOu
Hickmsn's Mills; Frank N Speck
Fair Grove; william Green, LsthrOp
J A Root, chillicothe; G 3 Miller
Plat city; q y Kcllsr, Richmond;
A webb, Hale, ID F Tstum, Blu
Springs, Emstt Hawks, Plsttsburs
Major willis, NsOshO, Joseph T Grave.
Quitmsn, Francis Shriver, AltsmOnl
willie T Bailey, Camden, Richard
Lindsay, Kansas City, william W Wi
lard, ,Chillioothe, L W COrbip, Lit
srty, Tscumssb d Small, Purdy, c .
Dunn, Nsvsds, B0wles Hsrri'
winston, Il T. sutton, Sedslis
Grin II Caldwell, Post OsI
Jasper Newton Mann, COaeysbera
William ! Baker, LsetOn; Cyrus n
Ray, Kirksville; James -Msrcum, 81
Louis; Chosen l.. Lyons, Kansas Cit!