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The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-07-26
Jury Returns Verdict Of
 Not Guilty. WASOUT TWENTY MINUTES Defendants Gave Their Ver- sion of the Difficulty. Major W. W. Screws Was on the Witness Stand One Hour. Speeches by Solicitor Lomax
 and Messrs. Macdonald,
 Wiley and Sanford.
THE JURY.

WILLIAM KNOX. J. L. P. OWEN. R. MERRITT VANDIVER. W. M. FAREWELL. AUGUSTUS F. HEATING. D. E.. HARRIS. .- J. F. STOUGH.
 J. W. FURNISHED. W. F. TILLoTsoN,. D. D. METCALF. JAMES I. MAXWELL. GEORGE F. M'DoNALD.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-07-26
BELLEvIEW HOTEL

Lookout Mountain, Gadsden, Ala,
 1000 feet above sea level. 100 rooms. newly furnished, sulphur and chalybeafe water. Good fare. Reasonable rates. 0' LoUI HART. Manager.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-07-26
Women as We'll as Men Are Made Miserable by
 Kidney Trouble.

Kidney trouble preys upon the mind. dis courages and lessens ambition; beauty, vigor
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-07-26

The touch C gold'' Is rapidly aisap- bearing from elegant saAtumaA
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-07-26
Educate Your Bowels.

Your bowels can be trained as we'll as your muscles or your brain. Cas- carets Candy Cathartic train your bowels to do right. Genuine tablets stamped C. C. c. Never sold in bulk. All druggists, Ioc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-07-26

by druggists. In fifty- cent and one dollar sizes. You may have a sample bottle by mail
 fran nI.n narnnh lef fell-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-07-26

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-07-26

This was notice of young man, MT. Mex taken to Watkins lnfirmary and statement that he would receive good ! attention
 Another paper is shown in connection with the illness of Miss Broun and It had no mention of her being at the Htll | Infirmary.
 O. Major you knew that Miss Brown was at Hills Infirmary, did you not? A Yes. sir, I was aware of the fact. k O Now will you please look at this. | Another paper in connection with l Miaa Brown read. This was a notice | of her return home and no mention of Hills Infirmary.
 | A paper in regard to a negro at | Hale's Infirmary read, also one in ref | erence to a wounded man going to the | Plant Hospital.
 | O Well, I will ask you. Major. If it | was not a fact that you were inten- | tionally discriminating against the Hill
 Infirmary? A. No< sir. | Q. Did you not publish recoveries
 about other infirmaries and not about
 the Hills?
 | The orders were to leave out lnhrm- | aries both ways. | o. Now, Major. is 1t not fact that | when MT. Charles l.. Gay. who had | hen treated at Hills InfirmarY and op-
 erated on for appendicitis. you refused | to publish the recovery for pay? A. No, sir. MT Gay took notice to the bust ness office and MT. McCombs refused
 to publish it unless paid for
 o. Did not MT. Gay offer to pay for
 same? A. McCombs told him that thiS
 was purely advertising matter and
 must be paid for as advertising mat
 ter. I know nothing about the mat
 ter but I certainly would have said that | he did exactly right
 | o. Did not Mir. McCombs refuse to
 print fl if paid for? A. No. sir. MT l McCombs said he could print 1t by
 paying for it.
 | c. Now as a matter of fact, was
 there not a notice of recovery at Wat
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-04
Fight With Large Snake.

Marcus Hook, Pa, Sept. 4.--Thecdor
Lamplugh, one Of the bore CHS we'll
known watchmen, went up shore the
other day, wading the marshes, when no
encountered a large black snake. The
poisonous reptile went straight for Mr..
Lamp luRh and before hs could reach q
a place of safety, The snake had wrapped
Itself around the mans limb. and was
trying Its utmost TO sting him. Quick as
fin h Mr.. Lamplugh seizsd stick thut
was handy and forced the rapt'e from his
leg before It's fang had entered his flesh.
The snake WAS full OF fight and 1t was
with tho creates. difficulty that 1t was
killed. Mr.. Lamplugh says he does not
care to have The experience repeated.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-04

ders, Stoops and Shearer Of this
city and Reese Bro. ol Whining.
ton. The bid OF the latter named
was S3lo and that of Stoops and
Shearer, $24S' The contract was
awarded to the local firm. The
heater will be Of the Novelty pat.
tern and the largest size.
AN evening social was given on
/ Monday at the home Of Mrs. Mat
thew Sullivan, OF North Second
, street. About thirty persons were
present.
General complaint is heard Of the
school children using chalk add
pencils defacing property. Ono
property owner will cause the ar
rest oil some Of the youngsters.
William Emery Of Warrington,
d. e, is the guest Of New Castle
friends.
The attendance at Cooch 9 Bridge
memorial exercises Yesterday from
here was large.
Mrs. Martha J. Riley Of st.
Georges. died yesterday at the
home Of Mr.. Barnet near Delaware
City. aged t2 years.
Mrs. Richard G., King Of Chatta.
nooga, is the guest OF her mother,
Mrs Vim. Herbe
Mlss Susie Gormley and Miss
Reuic Becker spent Monday and
Tuesday with friends 10 German.
town.
Miss Bertha Abele Of Whining.
ton. has been the guest OF her
brother, Harry Adele
Mrs. Matthew Walz is entertain
ing several friends IRON Penus.
grove, N. J.
Mrs. A. f. Goud;ss Of Second
aud Delaware streets, has returned
home after visit of two weeks
among relatives in Wood Cliff, New
Jersey.
Miss Johnson aud Miss Thomas
of Germantown. are the guests of
Miss Susie Gormley.
Miss Flora Enos who has been
the guest OF Mise Rodney, has re.
turned to her home,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-04
THE auditors, in submitting their

THE auditors, in submitting their
report of the finances of the county
to Judge Spruance. comment on the
loose and apparently careless way
the books are kept, and say tl.at if
the same care were taken in the
affairs OF the county that indiyldu.
ais take in their business affairs,
the expenditures o! the county
would be materially y reduced. They
also urge the necessity OF giving
the County Comptroller more power
as at present he has no check upon
certain expenditures. The debt of
$500 II against the county was
left as a legacy BY the retiring
Levy Court thus giving the people
the impression that the Republicans
are cAtravagant IN the manage
ment y. the county finances.
1t is incumbent upon every Off.
cial to manage the finances OF the
city and county on as economical
basis as he would his own private
business and the yCters should
nominate only candidates 10 repre-.
sen. them who can be trusted. If
our officials were heavy tax paw
ers, no doubt they would manage
the affairs of our city and county
on a, business basis and not sit up
half the Ms ht trying to devise some
means to create positions tor co.
rorts ard ward heelers. for heir
influence at the elections.
THE BARRIERS have been success
full IN procuring shorter hours tor
their lourneymeu. The idea is, ln-
stead OF keeping open IRON in the
morning until IL at night. to close
at s o'clock except on Saturday
evenings. This is a movemcn, in
the right direction. as there is no
use in keeping open SIX days and
nights in the week to make living.
THE saloon keepers must take
down :he scrcens from their win.
dows hereafter on sundays as well
as week DAYS This order will be
issued to the saloon keepers this
week by Chic! of Police Massey.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-04
STATE OF Ono. CITY or TOLEDO.


LUCAS COUNTY, ."
FRANK j. CHENEY makes oath that he
la the scDlor partner Of the firm OF r. j.
CHENEY q Co, doing business in the City
Of Toledo. County and State aforesaid,
aud that said firm will pay the sum o!
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each
and every case Of Catarrh that cannot bo
cured by the use Of HALLS CATARRH
CURE.
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed In
my presence this 9Th day OF Dsce IN Der,
A. ID. 1895.
~ A. w. GLEASON,
SEAL NOTARY PUBLIC
Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken internally
and acts directly on the blood and IN uco Il 8
surface" Of the system. send for tssti.
monials. FREQ
+. j. CHENEY & CO., Toledo. O:
Sold by Druggists, Zoe.
Halls Family Pils are the best
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-04
Curt Wicgands Mishap.

Curtis Wisgand the popular first bae,
man of the Chester Athletics, had his
arm broken by being hit with u pitched
ball on Monday.
General regret is expressed that tho nc
cident happened as it will put him out Of
the game 70" tho rast of ths season. and
AS he is one of the b st all around play
crs on the team. He will be greatly miss
cd in the championship series wi h Ches.
ter. Mr. Wiegand is we'll known aud
very popular with the baseball fans in
his city.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-04

Now that the cunning season
has arrived it is to be hoped that
those who 60 cunning will be care.
ful. Too much care cannot be CA
erclsed 10 handling fire arms, es-
peciaily when they believe they are
not loaded. Already one accident
and a sad one, indeed. has occurred
where one boy lost his life. The
bows had intended to 20 gunnjus
and were making an examination
Of the firearms with that inteutlon,
when the gun or rifle went OIL aud
killed Young White. This indeed
should serve as warning 10 others
TO be careful how they handle fire
arms.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-04

The management OF the RErrH-
LlCAN would esteem ii as favor
If those owing this othce bills wou d
call and settle them at their earliest
convenience. We are thankful tor
past favors and hope for conln-
aDce of the same under the new
management Numerous sub
scribers are in arrears and as
every little counts, all iavors are
thankfully received. no matter how
small. Don't wait for our collector
10 call upon you, but come or send
check to this othce.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-04

Owing to this small atteuanncs at tn,
Bolrd OF Pardons meetings to day at
Dover tho cases were po tponed over un
I'll the O,tober meeting in order that u
tnler boarh might be prcsont to act upon
he important matters tc come pnforG II.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-04
House Broken Into.

Burglars broke ilto David b. Curlctt's
house at Montchanin few nights ago
They stole food, hut were frightened
away before getting anything else.
Two cases Of dvpther,a was reported at
the homo Of W. Starr No. cleo Market
street yesterday. ono being William Starr
aged II years. the other Lizzie Starr aged
10 years Both cases are getting along
vesy nicely.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-04

Terrible plaques. those itching. poster
ing diseases OF the tkin. Put an end TO
misery. Dosn's Ointment cures. At any
drug store.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-04

DON'T be in a hurry to have any
BODY arrested,or perhaps yon might
have cause TO regret II. Counc e.
man George Long OF Atlantic Nj'v.
felt that way Yesterday. lie has!
Jerry Mahoney, reputable wtu.c.
sale liquor dea.er o. phiIAdc rIu.A,
arrested on suspic on Of ha'a,
stolen diamond pm !ron h1scr..
vat, which he alter "arIs found 70
the iolds OF the same. Now Mr..
Mahoney has engaged codrse, tu
bring sul, agains, Mr.. LoAs I,r
false arrest.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-04

THE rain now has the call. Sep.
tember is coming in as rainy
month, at least. every indication
points that way up to the present
time. The farmers complain that
the rains are rotting the potatoes
in the ground, which will make the
crop shorter than ever. Not for
years have potatoes brought such
good prices as this year The far
mers who have had good crops have
realized good prices We'should not
not be surprised If they sold for s.
q bushel before next season.
WE don see why the Wilmington
Fire Department cannot have one
Of its old time iremcn $ parades.
The citizens OF Wilmington have
no idea Of what handsome lot o.
horses help to make our fire depart
.nent as efficient as 1t is. Then
such a parade would attract hun
dreds OF visitors tooUr city, thereby
helping the merchants and restau.
rant keepers. The Wilmington
volunteer fire department is a cred.
1t to the city. We have the bravcst
fire laddles and the best depart
ment in the country, excepting none.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-04

The peach crap was not as large
as expected this year. but the price
has been good. The owners OF
peach orchards down our State and
on the eastern shore OF Maryland,
who have had half a crop, have re-
alized good money. This has been
a remarkable year for poor yield
Of fruits and strikes. We hope
next season will be better one
and fruit in abundance be put on
sale in the markets. While all eat
ables have gone up in price. wages
have Stood still and the year has
been a hard one on the poor man
and the wage Garner.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-04

/ The dI-pAtcn"~ aay h : the
Beers nave taI,'ltr" / I.flr .ia. ,..
the Swell II ''.. 81, - e., .e...
dred and Iut'' u...- to
Town I'r"tu .j,r t!.e ~ ..y.,...
not vet .u, '. - tu
the Beers ''"' ,'e 1ot '"-.? 70 40,
acme tille 10 come
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-04
HOTEL STANLEY.

South Carolina Ave. near the BaAch. I'm.
proved, ,refurnished, most central TO-
cation. Rates moderate. special weekly.
FRANK CURRAN. Owner and Pro-
prietor.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-04
THE CLOUD,

lisS Tennessee avenue Atlantic City,
N, J. Near ths Beach. Writo Tor booklet
MRS q. HACkETT.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-04
CAPE MAY POINT.
THE SHOREitAM. d,

An ideal seashore resort. Directly On
the beach. Appointments first clssA
Prices moderate. Buoklsts, rates, 10, J.
y. Athow, late Of 1.-THE Kittenhouss -
Phi'a. and Atlantic City. l2O0 isss q
porch.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-04
lHE DAILY REPUBLICAN.
lhe Republican Printing
and Publishing Go,
'tEi IeHED EAH,Y. EXCEPT SUNDAY
S. L. ecn 1llrp AND KING STREETS
Entercd at the Post Office at Wilmington
Del as sccord.cIass mail mntter.
WEDNESDAY,, SEPTEMBE K 4, 1901.


To show the lemper o! the people
W. have only to mention that while
General James II. Wilsoa was max.
ing an address Yesterday at the
unveiling OF the monument erected
at Cooch S Bridge for the purpose
Dl marking the site ot the conflict
at that place in III. that when he
spoke OF the Sampson-Schley cou-
lroycrsy. the crowd hlssed at the
name OF Sampson and cried in
loud voice. Schley, SchIey. THIS
is how the unfortunate controversy
is looked upon by ma jority of the
American people. 1t is said that
sampson Is a very sick man and we
think he will be worse taan sick
before the investig alton is finished
EVEN ministers are not exempt
from the ills that betall humanity,
and a great many do not learn TO
place their trust in Him that rules
The universe or else there would be
lever sudden deaths cnrouicled in
lbe press. Rev. Samuel Powers.
aged 73 years, residing at Brides.
burg, cut his throat Yesterday.
He could not have been in his right
mind when he attempted suicide.
The suicide mania appears to have
more Of hold on people now than
sver before, and tor that reason
persons should take the best o!
care OF their health and absta q
IRON worry. Worry never accom-
Plisbed anything but has driven
hundreds to their graves.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-04

MISS GRACE RICHMOND, OF Nine-
land, loved not wisely but too well.
She fell IN love, so she says. with
DR.. Ralph Il Buch, of the same
place. The buble with ner loving
the young p sie,au is that he al
ready has awife- The wife says
that, atseF playing detective on her
hush aud and Miss Richmond. she
has evidence enough to entit'e her
TO divorce, because more than
once, her spouse and the girl regis
tered at hotels in Philadelphia and
Atlantic City as man and wife. The
girl says she lshypnotized and the
doctor says he can t help loving his
mistress. Here's a pretty state OF
affairs that cupid has nothing TO
do with.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-04
THE MENINE.

New York Avenue, Second door from Beach
Enlarged and lem nodeled. Sanitary rlumb
,,% Mis- EEi.l4S.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-04
HOTEL. RICHnOND.

Kentucky Avenue. Three doors from Beach
and Boardwalk. steam heat. elevnt"r sun
TarIor, Appointments first class in every par
lcular III II, Nagsrs Of Baltlnore. No.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-05-24

Dr.. Geyerman made a visit &c
Sioux Fall this week returning home
) Thursday loon.
E l.. Schwartz gives another Of
of those special sales Fridaysand Sat-
} urday, May "a and rs. Don't forget
it.
Mrs. S. N. Nelson, comfy school
superintendent of Jackson county,
was in town Wednesday and Thurs
day consulting with Prof. Por.er in
regard to summer schools.
4 call for meeting to be held Fri
}day evening in Masonic hall, for the
purpose of organizing business
mems association is being circulated
and signed by everyone. An organ
izaton of this character is one Of in
estimable value to town.
If you want a carpet
do not fail to get prices
at H. Peter Lewis
The Fairmont Daily Sentinel is
sued its first number Monday. 1t is
one column to the page longer than
the Advau and has large
amount of advertising, giving evil
dence of be ng well supported by thu
business men. Tue sheet is a credit
to the city.
Imitators have been many.
Thoughtful people have learned that
true merit comes only with tie gen.
uine Rocky Mountain Tea made by |
the Madison Medicine Co. 35c.
Ask your druggist.
All kinds of footwear at reduced
rates at Schwartz's store Friday and
Saturday. May "a and rs. Bear it
in N nd.
Skin affections will readily disap-
pear by using DeWitt's witch Hazel
Salve Look out for cuuutert5'ts If
YOU got Dewltt's you will get go 'd
results II 10 the quick and *positIve
cure for piles f A G uzu.!r y Go.
DeWitt's"..I title Early Ris' ~
search the renolest parts Of the bow,
els and remove the In! ,,~ities speed
lily with no discomfort. They are
famous for for their efficacy. East to
take, never g,ipe T \ Gro@ zinger
& Co
The Ladies Cemetery Aid will hold
their monthly tea at the residence of
Mrs j r. Corwo:. Wednesday after
noon, May 70.
@. E. Weneger returned Wednes-
day ilom Minneapolis. He expects
to be- assigned extra work ia the mail
service in about two week.
For Bargains in car
pets 60 to H. Peter Lewis.
The G. E. of the Bethel church
held social at Mr.. Pigman'a, Spaf-
ford last Friday night. A very
pleasant time wat Ell Dyed.
Will the children that contribute
flowers for Memorial Day please take
them to G.. A. r. hail over Bakers
store as early in the morning as pos
s:ble.
Any, mel ber1 Of the Woodmen
lodge who desire to 60 out to other
towns with advertising matter ale re-
quested 10 leave their names at this
office or with M. E. Fish. All ex-
penses will be paid.
The Epworth League of the M. E
church will have charge of Groez-
myers soda fountainSaturdsy all day
and evening, and serve ice cream and
cake. Dent forget them.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-05-24
? LOCAL NEWS.
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Wednesday.
For Sale.-Flax seed cleaned and
tested. DR.. Moore.
Mrs. A. W. Lyon is visiting friends
in E: therville.
Born.-A son to Mr.. aud Mrs,
Dooald Petit, Tuesday, May 2lst.
For Rent.-Five house, corner 18th
street and 9Th ave. W. E. Norman.
The Salvation Army held a meet
ing at S paff ord the first of the week.
Mrs. G.. E. Morrison is visiting
friends and relatives at Cedar Rapids.
Where did you get that hat? The
Lanpher hat fits you head lik glove
John Ramage put up new wind
mill for Chae. Schinkle Wednesday.
Miss Cheney provided Rev. Carl
Anderson with fiue piano this week
Born: TO Mr.. and Mrs. E. L..
Porter, Thursday, May 23rd daugh.
ter
For Sale.-No l heavy draft team
SIX years old. B. F. Young, SEC 6
Elk.
A parry will be held at the home Of
A. Andelson's, Spafford, Friday even
ing.
The young people of Spafford will
hold a picnic at Round Lake Satur-
day.
If you want clothing, buy of t g
merchant who sells the Laupher hat
and you will be up to date.
Don't get side-tracked in business.
Dizziness sometimes passes for death.
Men with brains reach the goal.
Rocky Mountain Tea puts gray
into ones head .35cAsk youl druggist
John Hansberger has purchased a
gasoline engine of j. M. Sqanahan
to run his cream separator.
Mr., Graeser has rented Mrs. Chute's
house on 10th street and will soon
take up their residence here.
Frank Saxon is getting stone on
the the ground for new residence
IS HI 10
Mankato Commercial College has
the finest catalogue of any school in
the U. S. Send for an application.
Good bicycle to trade for stone fal
foundation purposes. A snap for
some farmer. Enquire at this Office.
Wheeler self fitting window screens
Have you seen them? L'test and
best. For sale by St. Croix Lbr. Go.
Nv heart and hand another claimed,
His plea had come too late.
It's ever thus with people without
pluck and vim,
Take Rocky Mountain Tea, don't
get let again. Ask your druggist.
j. D. & W. I.Humiston are putting |
down a new sidewalk along their
property, Shanahan's agricultural
depot.
Rt. Rev. Bishop Millspaugh will
hold services in St. Johns Episcopal
church Friday evening. May "A at 8
8'clock
Don't break your: back shoying
dull lawn mower, but shove It.. to
Saxon & Amondson'a and get 1t
sharPened. 49,. ~
; There were thirty:hve couple at
the dance: W ednesday evening and
the most pleasant time Of the session
is reported by che participants. : Il
=. The Swedish Lutheran church ce}e.
brated their 18th anniversary Thurs;
day. Among the pastors from abroad
are: Revs. P. $40 hlom, Dunneil, ?: J.
Eckman, Kansas Lake; L. }. fihn'
St. James; L. g. Almen, Balaton; ;:
Anderson and resident pastor Of this
place.
JIM. Shanaban put out six bug
eies last Saturday, besides number
during week.1t seems strange tLat be
sells 80 many vehicles, but having
tie best stock and assortment to Sec
lect from snd at such reasonable
prices, people thinking OF buying
cannot help buy one from him.
!,
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1901-04-04

PLEASE God, you will, Mistress
Brand" said Governor Byrd. And |
shall grant 1t at once, for 1t is the only
way to save the girl. Then l shall GO
TO the sulphur springs until the TOW
blows over. because they will say 1t Is
the VI story, and that a gentleman Is
never punished in Virginia. As for the
gentleman he might suffer and be-
ahem! But the girl is one Of us and
1t Is impossible to abandon her. l
trust that at least her father knows
nothing"
Not now" replied Kitty. and she
shivered slightly
The politicians besought him to
withhold his clemency. 1t was pointed
out that the opposing party would
make 2 great cutlery; and that the
dangerous password of the people
against the aristocrats" would once
more be raised.
A week later Kitty Brand received
an imposing document, highly decor
ated with the state seals and stamp.
It was Hunter Boyd's pardon; and the
next day he was liberated and at once
left Charlottesville In the west-going
stage. When the numbering coach
stopped at Greensville, a dozen miles
from the capital, a buggy drew close
to 1t and a young girl got odt and en-
tered the stage, being greeted and as
sisted by Hunter Boyd. the pardoned
convict.
Then Kitty Brand drew her loag. be-
capped cloak more closely. and drove
hastily back to Charlottesville. She
drew rein before the state capitol and
was oon in the Governors ONCE.
Thank you. SIR" she said, you
have done better than you know in
pardoning Hunter Boyd"
ut was your pardon, Mistress Brand.
declared the Official.
Let me drive you home." request
ed Kitty, ut Is late In the afternoon"
well well; 20 l WILL" consented
the Governor. and wondered II after
all there was any hope for the affection
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1901-04-04
Civic Chiefs who Abstain.

One of the Scottish newspapers has
been ascertaining the number of alb
staining ~provosts in Scotland. The
number is forty-eight, and includes
the lord provosts of Glasgow and Aber-
deem. The following is a list Of towns
whose civic chiefs are a~bstainers:
Aberchirder, Aberdeen. Alyth, Ardros-
san. B~lairgowrie, Bo'ness, Buckle
Burghead, Burntisland, Clydebank,
Denny, Dollar, Forfar, Fort William.
Galston, Glasgow. Gourock, Hadding-
ton, Huntly, Inverness, Invergordon,
tombstone, Kilysth. Kingdom. Kin
ming Park. Kirkcudbrisht, Kirkintil-
loeb. Kilkenny. Largs. Leven. Loeb
maben, Lockerbie, Lossiemouth, May
bole. Milngavie. Millport, Mofat,
Marin, North Berwick, P~eterhead. Port
Glasgow, Rosehearty, Rutherglen,
Stornoway, Tain. Tayport, Troon Whit
burn.