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The Fathers Hand.

| am a child in the darkness,
A little frightened child.
The winds are moaning about me,
An2 80 storm in my heart Is wild.
Ny fear would increase to terror.
Only, wherever | stand.
1t is mine to feel. for my comfort,
The clasp of my Fathers hand
Duty has ordered me forward,
But | am afraid to go.
The work is too great for my doing.
So little | see and know;
And yet | can find my courage
And obey my Lords command,
And I'm not afraid to go onward
With the clasp Of my Fathers hand.
1t is true that the END Is coming.
And my mystery. like a shroud,
Hangs over the parting waters;
| should fear to enter the cloud,
But that this Is my happy secret
As | wait awhile on the strand,
Closer and yet more tende
Grows th. clasp of my Fathers hano.
Marianne birmingham in Christia
World,
, 1902-12-19
Suspenders with solid silver and
gold-plated buckles for Xmas, at
Woodruff & Terry's
Remedy for Ieeplessness.

A physician, writing to a medical
journal, declares that he finds pep
permint water an efficient remedy for
sleeplessness. This is a very sim
ple cure, and it will not bring forth
from the organs Of professional
opinion any declaration Of unsafeness.
1t is added that a mixture Of spirits of
chloroform and peppermint water
given in hot water to the victim of
insomnia will produce sleep, but
perhaps in the case of the admixture
of chloroform water may claim a de-
cided share in relieving the trouble,
It is as least easy to try peppermint
water, and the theory of Its action is
believed to be founded on its effect
in withdrawing blood from the brain
by attracting a fuller flow to the
stomach.
, 1902-12-19
WALTER WOLBOL'S BODY
IEE1 OMAHA TODAY.

Ole Thompson this morning receiv
ed a telegram from Miss Laura Wolbol
and Mr.. Ed Baily, saying that they left
Omaha at 9 o'clock this morning with
the body of Walter WolbOl. who died
at South Omaha yesterday morning
MAIDS Wolbol, the father of the young
man. telephoned from Centennial that
he would leave that place at 8 o'cloc,.
engagements would be made until the
arrival of the body from the east. 1t
is probable the interment will be in the
PEELED to turn back Oh account of the
storm.
, 1902-12-19
Immense Cattle Ranch.

A dispatch from Austin. Tex, says
w. C. Greene of New York and three
ether Americans have purchased .
solid tract of land, situated in the
state of Sonora. in northern Mexico.
embracing 7.500,O 600 acres. This land
is now being inclosed with a four
strand wire fence, and Is to be the
largest cattle ranch in the world.
The tract is 125 miles long and 100
miles wide. More than 1000 miles of
barbed wire will be required to fence
it. 1t is estimated that this vast ranch
property will afford pasturage for
about 10000 head of cattle in its pres
ent raw condition.
The usual western ranch will fur
nish grass for about thirty-six head of
cattle to a section. This number is to
be greatly increased on this Mexican
ranch by means of forage crops. It Is
proposed to establish an immense ir-
rigation system on this land and to
give much attention to farming.
, 1902-12-19
SEVERE SNOW STORM
IS VERY GENERAL.

One of the %severest snowstorms for
several years set in last night and con
tinued during the day. The now is
six or seven inches deep on the level
and a wind from the northwest is drift
ing it somewhat. Reports from over
the eastern part of the state say the
been put to work on the railroad at
different points in an effort to keep the
line open. Several of the mail stages
we're compelled to return to the city
this morning. One driver said he lost
his way on the plain and followed his
track back to the city with difficulty.
, 1902-12-19
BACHELORS WHO SPEND MONEY
Chicago Paper Shows That Men Have
Heavy Expenses.

bachelors are ike any one else
hey spend money when they have it, ~
says an interview in the Chicago Inter
Ocean. Chicago bachelors live in IA
-Gmewhat different n from the
Flows in New York, and their regu
ar expenses are heavier. In Manhat
an the bn. S live in apartments and
cat at he cafes. Here-some Of us, al
east-keep our own homes, have our
Eervants, and, In fact, run Il regular
Establishment. That costs more money
ian the New York n of living.
q bachelor has a fad. he can spend
good deal of money in that way. His
luhs cost him something, and perhaps
e goes out considerably. A man could
cep a family about as cheaply, for a
tchelor is generally pretty free with
s money, even If he is not a spend
ir!f,-"
, 1902-12-19
Secretary Moody Silenced.

Secretary Moody tried to have fun
with President Roosevelt over his
failure to kill a bear during his re.
cent hunt In Mississippi. 81 may not
have killed a bear but l did not mis-.
take a colored woman for a wild tur.
key" retorted the president. 81 can
have Just az much fun with you as
you can have with me-" Mr.. Roose'
welt continued. and he spoke very loud
as he told how the secretary while
on his recent hunting trip in South
Carolina filled q colored woman full
Of shot, installing her for a turkey
The president put q few fine touches
on the story and before he had fin
ished 1t he had the secretary buying {
flock Of chickens at q fancy price IL
order to pacify the angry negress.
, 1902-12-19
WILL START NEWSPAPER
At HOLMES PosToFFIcE

Officers of the Taylor Publishing and
Engraving company held a meeting
this morning at the Office of the Ramb-
Ter Mining and Smelling company, in
the Interstate building, and decided to
begin the publication of a weekly pa
per at Holmes. The company owns
the Mining Age of this city, the Rec
ord at Riverside, Wyo., and the Mining
Times at Pearl, Colo.
A new set of men has been placed in
charge of the plant at Riverside. with
a Mr.. Exson of Denver as editor. A
power press will be placed in the office
Of the Pearl Times and a plant will be
purchased for the S of the Mining
Age in this city.
, 1902-12-19
WOMAN CONVICT
PARDoNED BY GOVERNOR.

Governor Richards has pardoned
Pearl Smith from the auxiliary peni,
Tertiary in this city and she was met at
the prison door by her husband. a
young mechanic of Kansas City. The
woman was the only woman convict in
the state. Her sister, Gertie Smith,
was p%ardoned some months since, and
died in Denver a short time ago. The
husband and young wife spent the
night In a hotel in this city and will &C
to their former home in Kansas City
Mrs. Smith was sent to the peniten'
tiary from Carbon county for shop
lifting.
, 1902-12-19
CASE OF MUTUAL pIsTRUsT.
How Cani-i Webster Spent Unneces.
sarily Anxious Time.

sariiy Anxious Time.
In the early days, before the country
was gridironed by a network of rail
ways. Daniel Webster was on his way
to Washington and was compelled to
proceed at night by stage from Balti-
more. He had no travelling companion
and the driver had a sort of felon look
which produced no inconsiderable
alarm in the senator. Il endeavored
to tranquilize myself" said Webster,
and had partly succeeded, when We
reached the dark woods between Bla-
densburg and Westinghouse proper
scene for murder or Cutrage-and here
| confess my courage again deserted
me. Just then the driver turned to me
and, with a grutf voice, inquired my
name. Where are you going?' said
he. The reply was, To Washington.
| am a senator Upon this the driver
seized me fervently by the hand and
exclaimed: How glad | am! I took
you for a highwayman.'"
, 1902-12-19
New OFFICERS for Temple.

Hermion Temple No. 1, Rathbone
Sisters, elected the following officers
at a meeting last night, which will be
installed on the night Of January is by
Mrs. F. W. Lee:
Past Chief-Mrs. Langheldt.
Most Excellent Chief-Mrs. John
Burk.
Excellent Senior-Mrs. A. T. Foster
Excellent Junior-Mrs. T. L. Ford.
Mistress Of Records and Correspond
ence-Mrs. Fred Fisher.
Mistress of Fnance-Mrs. Amos
Tefft.
Manager-Mrs. Olive Lindsey.
Protector of Temple-Mrs. James
Sterling.
Guard of Outer Temple-Mrs. Lynch.
Trustee, IS months-Mrs. Mary P.
Yund.
Musician-Mrs. F. w. Lee.
Following the installation services a
social will be given in the hall, to
which the members of Damon Lodge,
Knights Of Pythias. will be invited
with the members Of their household
, 1902-12-19
E~ncampment Officers

Wyoming encampment No. l. Odd
Fellows, last night elected the follow
ing officers for 1908, which will be in,
stalled at the first meeting night in
January:
Chief Patriarch-George Phillips
High Priest-Crist Madison.
Scribe-John Eckerhan.
Senior Warden. w. Crawford.
Junior Warden-Willis Jensen.
Treasurer-H. d. Beemer.
Trustees-Charles Kuster, ST., Jacob
Beruer and George Phillips.
Finance Committee-Charles Kus-
ter, jr., J. w. Crawford and Crist Mad
son.
, 1902-12-19

The Scandinavian Dancing club held
it's first annual masquerade ball. and
the first bal masque of the season in
the city, at the North Star hall last
night, some thirty young people in
mask taking part in the dance. the hall
being comfortably filed with the mem
bers of the club and their friends.
Some Of the costumes were very
pretty and some worn by the young
men quite comical. When the hour for
unmasking came there were many sur.
prises and much fun, as some particu.
larry stunning costume was revealed to
the audience. Following Is a nearly
complete list of the maskers:
Walter Bagley-Clown.
Axel Severson and Peter Nelson
The Two Drominos.
Bob McKay-Happy Hooligan.
]. ]. Coates-Sailor.
Mrs. J. ]. Coates-Spanish Maiden.
Frank Cook-Marine.
Louie Observation-Disclosures.
Olga Hansen-DOmtnO.
James O'Neill-Dude.
Ollie Wallace-Farmer Boy.
Lee Kidd-One of the Four Hundred,
Ernest Mathison-What-is-it
Martha Vass-Night.
Dollie Malmin-Jockey.
Neil Clark-Millionaire.
Charlie Hopkins-Irish Washerwo
man.
James Graham-Football Player.
Miss konvalin-Gypsy.
Efie Chapman-Lucky.
Mrs. B. ]. Harnish-Carrie Nation.
Kittie Oakley-Ping Pong Girl.
Gertrude NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Carrie Howe-Daisy.
Amy Dailey-Sailor Lass.
Ella McCue-Fairy.
Tillie Miller-United States Flag.
Mary Enisphar-Folly.
Mahala Hullett-Fancy Dress.
Blanche Beaudoin-Ping Pong Girl.
H. Moen-Prince Henry.
Clarence Hansen-Fireman.
Shortly after 10 o'clock. after the
maskers had held high carnival for
perhaps an hour, the masks were re.
moved, after which the evening was
given over to dancing, many who were
not en- masque joining in the festivi'
ties. The music vas furnished by
Niethe's orchestra, which won hearty
applause at stages Of the dance.
The officers Of the club are Harry
Sureson, president; Olaf Meyer, sec
rotary; John Phrall, treasurer and
Harry Prahl, floor manager, these con
stituting the committee in charge OF
the affair.
The dance program included twenty
numbers and four extras. An elegant
lunch was served in the dining room
, 1902-12-19
The Pride of Heroes.

Many soldiers in the last war wrote
to say that foy scratches, bruises, cuts,
wounds, corns, sore feet and stiff
joints, Bucklen's Arnica Salve is the
best in the world. Same for burns.
scalds, boils. ulcers, skin eruptions
and piles. 1t cures or no pay. Only
Csc at Chas. N. Settele's drug store.
, 1902-12-19
LEWIS HELD TO
THE DISTRICT COURT.

William L.Evans, alias William Lew
is. who was arrested at Holmes and
brought to this city last night by Con-
stable Den Mcleod, charged with forg-
cry. waived examination in Justice
Grants court this afternoon and was
held to the district court in 81, 900 bail.
falling to give which he was remand
ed to the county jail.
, 1902-12-19

II you appreciate good workmanship
there is but one place you will 20 for
your printing-to The Republican of
fee. 1.-THE Rest" Ia our motto.
, 1902-12-19

Shirts, Hats. Caps, Silk and Linen
Handkerchiefs for Christmas. Wood
ruff & Terry.
, 1902-12-19

Oil. needles and repairs for all kin,ls
of Sewing machines at 116 Third
street.
, 1902-12-19

Sewing machines rented and repair
ed at 116 Third street. opposite the ca
thedral.
, 1902-12-19
PROGRAM
OF CHRISTMAS ENTERTAINMENTS
BY THE DIFFERENT SCHOOLS
TUESDAY AFTERNOON.
Joint Entertainment BY the Pupils of
Mrs. Writings, Miss HartIey's and
Miss WeIch's Rooms-West Side
Program One of the eest-Miss
Williams Children On Deck.

Owing to the severe storm that set
in last night, and the absence of a large
number of pupils from the East Side
school this morning, it was determined
to dismiss school at noon and to post
pone the Christmas entertainments in
the different rooms to Tuesday after
moo Of next week at 2 O'Clock. The
programs for the entertainments to be
given by Mrs. Writings, Miss Hartley's
and Miss Welch's room follow.
Principal Grant of the West Side
school telephoned The Republican that
the program of that schools Christmas
entertainment would be carried out.
That is also printed below.
A number of presents for different
school children were received at the
schools today, and as far as possible
these were distributed.
, 1902-12-19

Dali, Republican Soc per month
, 1902-12-19

Complete line Of legal blanks at The
Republican o0oA
, 1902-12-19
FIRST
ANNUAL MASQUERADE BALL OF
THE SCANDINAVIAN DANCING
CLUB OF LARAMIE.

Also the First Bal Masque of the Sea-
son, Held at North Star Hall Last
Evening, With About Fifteen Cou-
Piles Taking Part in Grand March,
Officers of the Club.
, 1902-12-19

The program to be given by Miss
Hartley's, Mrs. Writings and Miss
Welch's pupils follows:
Song. The Seasons. ........ School
Recitation, welcome. =. Frank King
Recitation, "A Little Girls Wants..
..... ..... ...... Martha Wardlaw
Recitation, waiting for Santa
Claus Grace Pattee
Song. 1.-The Wind. Schools
Recitation, "A Wise Precaution"...
EbDa WernStedt
Recitation, "Tommy's Christmas
Trouble" Dwight Fisher
Recitation, "A Letter to Santa
Claus .Hilda Kline
Exercise, Santa Claus Gifts"......
Eight Girls and Boys
Recitation, "Santa's Reproof"......
...... ...... ...... Harriet Blevins
Recitation, "A Christmas PUZZLE.
........ .Orville Frazer
Song, Christmas Chimes. Schools
Recitation, Overheard at Christ
mas" ......... Stanley Greenbaum
Acrostic. Santa Claus. Ten Boys
Solo, "Jacky Frost. Evelyn Johnson
Recitation, "A Christmas Secret.
..... Sidney George
Recitation. .......... Willie Foster
Song, christmas Bells. Schools
Recitation, "A Boys Wants"
BENJAMIN Whisenand
Exercise, christmas Letters".....
Six Boys and Girls
Recitation Jessie Watt
Solo, "Luther's Cradle Song".......
Recitation Fulton Bellamy
Exercise. What We Bring"........
. ........ . Eight Little Girls
Chorus, christmas Cradle Song.
=. ....... NATURALIZATION Girls
Recitation, "a Letter from Santa
Claus" .HarOl Burk
Boys chorus, Looking for Santa
Claus"
Recitation, "The Shiniest Dime.
$50. :. . . . .........M Mary Bills
Good Night Song. Ten Little Girls
Christmas program in Miss Oriana
Williams room:
Song, Eskimo Land. ........ School
Recitation, "Just Before Christmas"
500. . .......... Julia Coolidge
Recitation, christmas Wishes"....
.....r ...... ....... Elwood Johnson
Song, "Downy Snowaakes". School
"Memory-Gem, Winter. School
Recitation, December. Irene Nelson
christmas Exercise. -. Nine Pupils
Girls chorus, "In Bethlehem".......
........... ......... Twelve Girls
Recitation. "How Santa Got In'....
........ ...... lCASoy
Recitation, christmas Eve"........
=. Berry, Troxel
Song, christmas Bells Are Chin
ing -. oSIiooi
Recitation, "Shoe or Stocking'.....
80. Gordon Powers
Recitation, Santa Claus" Julia Henke
Recitation. Thoughtful Santa
Claus" ........ ......Fred Roeseler
Boys chorus, Cheerful johnny.
, ,,,...... ............Ten Boys
"Christmas Acrostic". 80. Nine Pupils
Recitation, christmas" ...........
.......... ........ Lester Mathison
Song, "Kriss Kringle".... ....school
Recitation, my Dolly and Aunte's
Dolly. 800. .......... Edna Cleary
Recitation. "a Letter to Santa
Claus" 49,. Katherine McBroom
Solo and chorus, christmas Cheer
Maude Cook and School
christmas Tidings"...... Six Pupils
Recitation, How We Spent Christ
mas",.... ......... .Maude Cook
Recitation. "Santa's Warning".....
..,...... Lois Harbaugh
Song. Looking for Santa. Six Girls
"The Trapping of Santa Claus.
..Farman Swigart and Fred Malmin
play. christmas Secret. cocoon.
.Twentyfour Pupile
The following program was given in
the West Side school from 2 to 1890
p. m:
Chorus. America. The schoo
, 1902-12-19

Initial Silk Handkerchief for Xmas.
Woodruff & Terry.
, 1902-12-19

The following program was given In
the West Side school from 2 to $3.50
p. m:
Chorus, "Amsrica"........Th The School
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-12-13
Continued from page two

in them, and their tortured minds,
misshapen, have finally hardened
in the form into which they were
drawn by the racking hand of fear.
Aud only when Fear shall he re-
moved by knowledge Of the Truth
, can Love, with softening touch,
straighten their crooked minds
and limbs and make them whole.
Through all the ages man has
been the slave of fear. Can the
mind aud soul OF a slave grow and
expand naturally?
Since time began fear has been
mans master. That man is what
he 10 in spite Of the torturings OF
fear, in spite OF his belief in evil,
10 proof sufficient OF his divine
origin. What he would now be-
had he known from the birth Of
the race that in no possible way
can he separate himself from al
,nfn,ty Of goodness, and thst fear.
therefore, is wholly without cause
Tor being. only those intell'gences
can know who, having conquered
fear. have 20 come into n fuller
knowledge Of the law. and are.
therefore. At one with It.
II such inteIl,gences there bs
they are but what all might now
b.. hail the race from ito birth be-
lisved only in Cool aud rejected .
belief in evil.
Fear has dsrkcned the soul,
.p~ralyxed the mind. weakened the
body and filed the whole man
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-12-13
F. L. BISHOP.

with all manner of loathsome dis
ease and with the seeds of death.
We are race Of pigmies when We
should he race of giants, aud the
Devil is to blame tor 1.-THE Devil
who does not and never did exist
1t il true what one of old taught
that man must give himself wholly
to Good il he would he saved.
Yet no one can do that who be.
lisves iu the Devil. To one who
believes in the existence of evil "A
perfect faith in the omnipotence
and omnipresence of Good is i'm
possible.
IL evil exists, then there is need
to w.tch against it's coming. and if
there is need TO watch then there
is cause to fear, and he who fears
evil cannot trust wholly in the
Good.
The time will come when men
cessing to fear evil through n rec.
oenition OF the omnipresence Of
Good tGo,l) will be freed from the
debssing slavery Of fear.
Then, indeed, will they know
the Law and be at one with it
G. G. Post in Freedom"
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-12-13
ANNUAL MEETING.

To the iockkoii-v- Of the PASS Mr III Tun.
mel Mining and MILNE Company
You arr herrby nuiiiri that the regular
annual rretIns of ~" Nio'b holders aud noafu
of Director. at the tasr Nc Hy Tunnel Mining
and NiiilnH company convene. on the thif,i
Weslno.sia, of Dcc-n,bcr, the isih dsp. iefi ai
tho hour "f 10 o'clock. - m. In Hem. ofiio- Of
the company I Monte NistR Colorado. Ia
elect = Heard Of Diruuiufs. WIN ~f. to elect
from among their numtst ps-sidnr .ffo.r.
for the "nsuirT yrar. and To transact an, and
all busib',e. thai rn~1 come bcfu'e the meeting
4. a. tsGet>rfs. President.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-12-13
Administrators Notice.
tate ef Jull. n. Marsil. decrn.od,

Estate ef Julia n. Mafsh. decreased.
Til" undersigned. having been appointed
Administrator. with Viii annexed. Of Julia n
Marsh latr uf the County of lilo tfanir In the
state OF Colorado. deceased hereby gives no
ticc that he viii ~pp' ar before the Count,
court Of said lilo st~nd- county. ht III. Court
House Ia Del Nortr In raid county. at III.
Dsremlcr term tye On III" last Monday In
Deccfnbsr NEXT. NJ ~hirh time . p-rsons bay,
ing ciain. nxsinst sHid estat" are notified and
requested IN attend for the pirpo.. of harinr
the same adj. s,.d Al p~r,ons indebted To-
ssih estate sr- requested io make Immediate
ia, u.nt To the under ifncd.
Dated ~ Del !,ortr, nio. thi. :tih day OF
November. A. y, tlss,
tnAairs II, WrAyrs.
Administraipr. With VII Annexed.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-12-13

Hon. j. Z. Bell writes that he
has good supply Of seeds also of
agricultural reports for 1901, and
will bc glad to furnish one or both
to any one who would like the
same.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-12-13

Frederick Blaisdell, age 81 years,
died at the Home Monday night.
He served during the war in Co.
4. 18th Illinois Cavalry.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-12-13

Stock exchange cards for sale a
tho JOURNAL job Office.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-12-13

The trial of Dinwoodlc for the
murder of George Wright was
held at An,onito the first of the
week. lie was found guilty and
sent to the pen for life.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-12-13

Through tourist sleeping cars to
Oklahoma City, Little Rock and
Memphis via Choctaw route. Best
line to Hot Springs. Ark. Leaves
Denver via c. & S. $3.50 p. m.
every Friday; Colo. Springs. 1905
n. IN. every Saturday; Pueblo, $50
a. IN. every SATURDAY..
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-23
SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.


WHITNEY effort 10 incorporate the
town is being contested I'm the county
court. Three previous efforts to Incorporate
have been defeated.
GoLDTHWAITE.-L Hopkins. shot
near Hamilton, is not dead, as reported,
and has Il chance for recovery. c NJ Har-
ris has surrendered.
UVALDE. The grand jury has returned
seven indictments, three OF them for
felonies
HONDO. -Crilla Knowles. a negro won
an, was fatally cut by Matte Fields also
colored. The row had trivial cause.
UONDO. Shipments Of cotton during the
week, 80 bales; making a total OF 11js
WARRENTON.-P Potatoes have turned OH
well IN this section and are fetching good
price,
ABILENE.-G. r. Pettis was refused
bond for a killing on n habeas corpus hear
ing before Special Judge Harry Tom King
Tho case has been transferred 30 Eastluud
and will come up at the spring term OF
court
STRAwN- Henry OFT, who lives ter
miles south Of strawn, was shot from am
bush and killed.
YOAKUM.-Rev. SD Williams, the
evangelist delivered his celebrated lecture
entitled Red Eye" at the Baptist church
Tho church was packed to its utmost ~
puctv The sermon was a powerful ont
In favor Of temperance.
SEAGO-A Mexican was Killed on HaW
thorne's clearing. His body was onrleq
In ashes aud brush. Several other Mex
Guns have left camP. No arrests have peei
tnudp
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-23
TEXAS NEGRO CONVENTION.
Call Made on the Vice Presidents TO Pro-
coed WITH Oraanii alton.

Call Made on the Vice Presidents TO Pro-
coed With Organization.
Marlin. Texas. December 22.--Thc follow.
Ing letter has been Issued 10 the vice presi-
dents OF the Texas negro convention;
You are hereby Urged TO have the couu-
lies I'm your respective districts to organ
lie into Texas negro conventions. In the
event sou organize forward the officers,
etc. 10 l.. s. simmons. State secretary,
Marlin, Texas.
N YOU have failed 10 organize, per IN
striciion ~ the State call you are request
ed 10 do SO pt once.
The following vice presidents were ap
poiutcd at the Houston convention, aud
tRrir districts are composed OF the re-
spcetiye counties:
First Bowie. Cass, Marion and Morris
l. Spenee. Vice president TeNarkann.
| SECOND Red River TITUS FRANKLIN Hop.
ldns hud Delta r. A. Caldwell, Vice presi
dent. Leesburg
Third Lamar and Fannin, w NJ Con.
nor Vice president, Paris.
I Fonrth.-GraysOn and Cooke, j W. Nc
| kinney vice president sherman.
/ Fiftii.-Collin. Hunt and Rains, c. G.
| tnwsnn Greenyille
'1 Sixth Dallas and Rockwell W. e
h sesy,enth. Van Zandt, Wood. smith. Up
| .h,,, and Camp. D. q Potts Tyler
B sf ass.s, II. L. Ssss,. lea Msu asSal