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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1902-03-19


Cures permanently the cases he undertakes
nd sends ne inenrable nome without taking a
ice from them. This is why he continues lis
visits year after +, while other doctors have
made few visits and stopped. DIR. Shallenber-
GER Is an .eminently successful specialist in all
chronic diseases, proven by the many cures
sliected In chronic cases which We baflled the
skill of all other physicians. His hospital ex-
perience and extensive pr; 't'ce have made him
so proficient that he can name and locat, dis.
ease In a few minutes.
Treats all Srable cHses Of Catarrh. Nose.
Throat and Lung, diseases. Eye md lar,
stomach. Liver and Kidneys, Gravel, . eunla.
tism, Paralysis. NEURALGIA, Nervous and Hear
diseases, Blood Skin d Eases, / iepsy,
Brlght's Disease Cor sumption In early
stage; diseases Of theBladler and Female Organs,
Liquor aud Tobacco habit. Stammerins cured
and sure methods to prevent its recurrence given.
ver-failng remedy for Big Neck.
PILES, F1STuLAA ami RUPTURE euaran.
teed cured without detention from business.
Special attention given to all Surgical
cases, and all diseases of the Eye, Ear,
Nose and Throat.
Glasses fitted and guaranteed. Granulated
lids. Cataract, Cross Eyes Strengthened without
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1902-03-19

Macedonia has population of about
100000. Ttree-fourths are Christian
and one-fourth Turks. Nearly half are
Of Bulgarian ancestry.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1902-03-19

was a pure fiction and worthy of its
author. He was clever, and for thor
oughgoing scoundrel- Hello! What's
this?"
He had drawn sheet Of paper from
Blair's pocket, and after glance at 1t
he handed 1t to Alden, who read that
Arthur Gordon Blair and Joseph Neale.
captain of police, were equal partners.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1902-03-19
The kleptomaniac regards things
from an abstract point of view.

La grippe coughs yield quickly to the
wonderful curative qualities of Foley g
Honey and Tar There is nothing else
"Just as good" Denton & Ward.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1902-03-19
Notice of Final Report.

-
ware County. May Term. 1909.
IN the Matter oi Of the Estate Notice of Final
Patrick j. Roche, deceased Report.
To whom 1t may concern:
You are hereby notified that on or before the
Sist DAY Of March. 1902 there will be on ie In tie
office Of tie Clerk Of the District Court Of
delaware County Iowa, the fual report
OF the undersigned, as Executrix OF the
estate 81 said P.J. Roche. deceased. which re-
port states that said estate has been fully set.
tied. and asks that 1t be SO adjudged, and that
she and ner sufeties be discharged and released.
=. AND That unless you appear and make ohiec.
lions thereto on or before noon Of the second
a. asy Of the Mayterm 1909. OF said District court
70 begtn and holden at Manchester, said county.
On Monday. May 9Th, 1902, said estate Will be al.
Judged settled and said Executrix and her sure.
Ties released and discharged, go
March, 1902. N"' "
MRS. THERESA ROCHE,
Bronson g. Carr, Executrix.
Attorneys for Estate i04w.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1902-03-19

"Think of It, will you-tne daughter OF
James Saunders, straight haired
Yankee Doodle Dandy, picking up with
lop shouldered, knockkneed. played
out old Italian granddaddy just for
the sake of being called Countess Pa
dova! Why, want to upset the stove
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1902-03-19
Foley's Honey and Tar

Stealing is not confined to taking the
product of mems hands.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1902-03-19

Duty well done is the seed from
whence springs the flower of pleasure.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1902-03-19

Foley's Kidney Cure makes the kid.
neys and bladder right. Contains moth
Ing Injurious. Denton Il Ward.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1902-03-19

The earnest Christian lives in a a con.
tinued state of repentance.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1902-03-19

Better lose your argument than your
Horn.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1902-03-19

Some creature that wear trousers are
only called men through courtesy.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1902-03-19

Miss Breezy-Yes. I'm engaged to
George. 1t was pretty hard to decide,
because liked Tom quite as we'll ~
George, and they're equally wealthy.
Miss Wabash-What finally decided
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CHAPTER Xxx.
THE ONLY THING THAT MATTERS.

he document appeared
to possess the power
of a spell. for while
Alden held 1t in his
hands he heard one
heavy blow upon the
door, and then Neale
strobe into the room.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1902-03-19
Dangers Of Pneumonia.

True friendship says little and dos
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1902-03-19

Miss Breezy-George promised me
the most alimony in case Of DIVORCE
PHILADELPHIA Press
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1902-03-19
A WOULD BE
COUNTESS
By John xinthrup Green
Copyright, 1901, w John Wsn,nrup Gven.

MAYHEM reached Leghorn, 1
" found myself In the company
5Es. of two people had heard of
t. several times hafora In Italv
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CANDIDATES FOR DEGREES.
 Bachelors of Arts.


 Franklin Abbott, Gardner Abbott Oliver Sidney Ackley, Jr., Clarence Henry Adams, Ellis Adams, George Waugh Albin, John deKoven Alsop, Coleman Emanuel Andel, William Gill bert Anderson, Roscoe Whaen Arm strong, Anthony Brown Arnold, George Wheeler Babcock, Charles Seiser Baer, Phillips Bancroft, Courtlandt Dixon Barnes, Francis Blackman Barnett, Charles Houghton Baxter, Raymond Vreeland Baylor, Laurance Baldwin Beckwith, Krebs Beebe, Frederick Beers Raymond Bissell, Ferdinand William Blumenthal, B. A. Oxon, 1901, Dixon Boardman, Louis Frederick Bo- der, William Gates Bourn, Newton Case Branard, Herbert Bruce Brough- am Irving VanDuyne Brown, Jacob Brown, James Brown, Graham Brush, Louis Herbert Birmingham, Frederic Burnham, John Booth Burial, Leonard Theaker Bushnell, John Alexander Cal lender, Frederic Wells Campbell, George Boone Carpenter, Walter Law renee Chamberlain, Harry Baldwin Chamberlin, Terry Joseph Chapin, Will liam Lyman Chase, Simeon Baldwin Chittenden, Jr, Arthur Bryan Clark, Philo Douglas Clark, Oliver Morton Clifford, Clement Hale Cochran, Percy Bayard Cochran, B, A. Bethany college NW. Va) 1900, Richard Huntington Cole, Charles Harold Collins, Henry Elliott Cotton, Robert Haskell Cory Harry Borrows Cox William Stickney 'Creevey, Alfred Miller Cressler, Charles Cyprian Strong Cushing, Carl Willis Davis, George Eugene Davis, William Edward Davis, jr., David. Sheldon Day, William Edwards Day, Sidney Norton Deane James Rogers Deering, Edward Henry Delafeld George Allen Dewey, William LeRoy Dix Walter Scott Do- nat, B. A. Western Uowa) college 1901, Robert Bartlett Dresser, Guilford Dud- lev Jr., B. A. Washbrn college 1900, Holland Sackett Duell, Marcus Sackett Duncan, B. A., Baylor university 1900, William Wheeler Duncan, Henry Sur ges Ely, William Dean Embree, Will liam Abraham Evans, Harold Chester
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BACHELORS OF MUSIC. William Jacob Kraft. Lucia Totten.
BACHELORS OF LAWS.


 BACHELORS OF LAWS. William Chiffon Abercrombia, B. A. University of Texas 1897, Harvard uni versity 189S James Frank Adams, B. A. Baylor university 1896, Yale university 1898. William F. Andrew. Jr.
 Charles Wilson Andrews Ph B. Yale university 1899
 Alexander Arnott. B. A. Trinity col Iege 1900.
 Curtiss Stowe Bacon.
 Frederic Stanley Bacon, B. A. Trinity college 1899.
 Charles Leslie Brooks.
 Edward Garfield Burke. Edward Thomas Garfield, B. A. Yale university 1899.
 Walter Ellsworth Coe. Ph. B. Yale university 1892
 Daniel Milholland Cronin.
 William Henry Darrow, cum laude.
 Osborne Atwater Day, Ph. B. Yale university 1929.
 Edwin Cole Dlckenson.
 Leonidas John Durbin, B. A. Yale university 1899.
 Chandler Wolcott Durbrow, cum laude.
 Louis Agassiz Dyar cum laude.
 Edward Clarence Ellsbree B. A. Yale university 1900.
 Avery Theodore Elmer.
 Joseph Isaac Flint
 Lucius Pomeroy Fuller, B. A. Yale university 1S99 cum laude.
 Francis Angelo Gaynor
 Ambrose Gherini, B. A. Mt Angel college 1899.
 John Leo GiIson, B. A. Yale univer- sity 1899.
 Wallace Wyan Goodwin, B, A, Will jam Jewell college 1899, LL.B. Kansas City School of Law 1901.
 Charles Abbott Greene, B. A. Yale university 1899.
 Abner Pierce Hayes, B. A, Yae uni versity 1898.
 Arthur Henderson.
 Edward Hinman Holmes.
 Frederick Sophus Holsteen, Ph. B. State University of Iowa 1898, LL.B. State University of Iowa 1900.
 Harry Hubbard Johnson.
 Garfield R. Jones, cum laude
 Edward Henry Kelly, summa cum Iaude
 oscar Claus Lamontagne. B. A. La- val university 1899, cum laude.
 Charles Tressler Lark, B. A. Gettys- burg college 1898, Yale university, mag ma cum laude.
 Augustine Lonergan.
 John Francis McGrath. John Frank Malley, magma cum laude. Warner Marshall.
 Samuel Thomas Meyer, B. A. Leba- non Valley college 1898.
 James Cyrus Murtagh, LIB. State University of Iowa 1901.
 Samuel Jacob Nathanson.
 Mason Harder Newell, M. A. Univer- sity of Illinois 1901.
 Hlbberd Richard Norman. Eugene Timothy O'Sullivan. Henry Haven Pettis.
 John Brooks Pew, B. A. William Jew ell college 1899, LLB. Kansas City School of Law 1901.
 Edward Bernard Kelley. Moses Walter Saxe.
 Maxwell Slade cum laude. Henry George Snyder, B. s. Centre college 1898.
 James Mark Sullivan. John Nils Swenson, B. A. Bethany college 1899,
 Henry Bruce Teller, B. A. Yale uni versity 1899.
 Henry Rumford Thompson, B. A. Trinity college 1887.
 Frank William Fully. Harry Duncan Vandeveer. Eliot Watrous, B. A. Yale university 1899, cum laude.
 Roger sherman White, 2d, B, A, Yale 1899.
 Frank Lester Wilder.
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J. Perry Wood, Ph. B. Dickinson col lege 1901.
BACHETORS OF DIvINITY

BACHELORS OF DIVINITY. 1Saa. Warren Daniels Bigelow, B. A. Har- yard university 1898, M A. Harvard un- iversity 1S99 Shelton Bissell, B. A. Yale university 1897.
 Frank John Bruno, B. A. Williams college 1899.
 Hall Laurie Calhoun, B. A. Kentucky university 1892
 Horace Edwin Clute, B. s. Gettys- burg 1S97
 Edgar Fay Daugherty, B. A. Frank lin college 1898, M. A. Butler college 1900.
 Thomas Park Gales, B. D. Bangor Theological seminary 1896.
 George Herbert Johnson, B. A. Bates college 1900
 Alexander Louis Mckenzie, B. A. Yale university 1900.
 Toraji Maikino, B. A. Doshisha col lege 1892
 Elvet Eugene Moorman, B. A. But Ter college 1899, M. A. 1900.
 Frederick Wingate Raymond, B. A. Amherst college 1899.
 John Joseph Samuel Carmarthen col lege 1899.
 Josiah Sibley, B. A. Pomona college 1899.
 William Ernest Andrew Slaght, B. A. Toronto university 1898.
 Robert John Smith, B. A. Drake uni versity 1896, M. A. 1898.
 Carl Statckman, B. A. Amherst col lege 1898,
 John Arend Timm. Neparan college 1878, Lutheran Theological seminary, Philadelphia, 1881.
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LIST OF HONOR MEN AT YALE
SHEFFYELD SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL
 AWARDS FOR CLASS OF 1909.

AWARDS FOR CLASS OF 1909. Doctors of PhiIosophy Given Standing of the Sheffield school Mem for ths Course-TIomors for Special Studies in tho Departments at YaIe-List oi Graduate Degrees. The list of honor men at Yale, in ad- dition to that given in this paper al- ready with the candidates of degrees, was announced yesterday morning at the commencement exercises and is as follows:
 HoNoRs IN SPECIAL STUDIES.
 Two-Year Honors. In Classical Languages and Litera- ture-Jacob Brown, Sidney Norton Deane.
 In Romance Languages and Litera- ture-Ferdinand William Blumenthal.
 In Engllsh-Walter Lawrence Cham pertain, Alfred Reed Hill, Lyman Strong spalzer, Henry Lee sweinhart,
 In Natural sciences-Henry Clark Thacher
 In Physical Sciences--James Brown, William Wheeler Duncan, Charles Pax on Flora, Norman Campbell Thorne.
 In History-Clarence Henry Adams, Raymond Bissell, Arthur Bryan Clark, Philo Douglas Clark, Henry Elliott Col ton, Henry William Hamlin, Philip Mead Howe, Edgar Allen Jones, Benja min Robbins Curtis Low, Charles Seymour Thompson.
 In Social Sciences-Willard Blackin- ton Luther, James Alden Valentine.
 One-Year Honors.
 In English--James Wakeman Bub- bell.
 In Social sciences-Harry Baldwin Chamberlin, Henry Elliott Colton. HONORS IN THE SHEFFIELD SCI
 ENTIFIC SCHOOL. Two-Year Honors for Excellence in All
 Studies.
 Chemical Course--Howard Stanley Bristol, William Bronson Cramer, Charles Stanley Leavenworth, Cham pion Herbert Mathewson, William Benham Price, Robert Tuckerman Rob- erts, William Knickerbocker Wall bridge.
 Biological Course-Robert Banks Gib- son.
 Select Course-Albert Herman Jente, Lloyd Adolph Wimpfheimer
 Mechanical Engineering Course Thomas Davies Adams, William Enan- uel Cederberg, B. &, Alexander Freder iek Schneider.
 Civil Engineering Course-Willard Parker Dean, Wyllys Phelps,
 Electrical Engineering Course Will liam Joseph Canada, Bedford Forrest Hines.
 Sanitary Engineering Course Charles Sherman Farnham. HONORS IN SPECIAL STUDIES AWARDED TO STUDENTS NOT RECIPIENTS OF GENERAL HON. ORS.
 Robert Wade Allerton-M Mechanical engineering; Lindon Wallace Bates, Jr. history and political science; Albert Turney Brown-mechanical engineer ing; Earle Wayne Brown-mechanica engineering; Porter Thomas Hall-- English: Clarence Bancroft Ingraham, Rolfe Kingsley biolo- Ey; Robert Pelton Wadhams-physiolo gy.
 Prizes For Excellence in Mechanical Engineer ing-Wiliam Emanuel Cederberg, E. S., with honorable mention of Albert Turney Brown. For Excellence in Civil Engineering To be divided between William Dun- can Malcolm and Wyllys Irwin Phelps.
 For Excellence in Sanitary Engineer sherman Farnham. For Excellence in Electrical Engineer ing-Wlliam Joseph Canada. The Belknap Prize in Natural History Robert Banks Gibson, with honora- ble mention of Rolfe Kingsley. Prizes in Political Economy-1st prize, Albert Herman Jente: 2d prize, Lin don Wallace Bates, Jr.
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timer Nelson Judd, Rolfe Kingsley, ! Mabie Grouse Klock William Henry Lamprecht, 2d, Ralph Walker Langley, Fred Warner Laubin, Charles Stanley LeaVenworth, Richmond Mortimer Lev ering, George Southmayd Macdonald,
 Neil Macneale, William Duncan Nal.
 colm, Harry Clifford Martin, Champion
 Herbert Mathewson, Martin Francis
 Mentor, John Edward Meyer Henry.
 Christopher Minor, Ralph Daniel Mitch ell, Frank Joseph Moran, Antoine
 Jacques Newell, Wayne c. Nsbet, Dud-
 ley Sturgs Norton, Michael J. O'Don-
 nell, William Dickey Oglesby, Frank
 Albert Olds, John Henry Overall Jr.,
 Herbert Hoyt Pease, Gaius William
 Perkins, Jr,, George Willis Peters, Jr..
 Wyllys Irwin Phelps, Frank Lyman Phillips, William Earl Porter, Nathaniel
 Restcome Potter, William Benham
 Price, William Dudley Putnam. Samuel James Reeves, Baxter Reynolds. Robert
 Tuckerman Roberts, Frederic Richard Rubsamen, Carroll Trow Runyon, Sam uel Lyon Russell, Nathaniel w. Sam pie, Jr., Karl August Schaefer, Kenneth Baker Schley, Alexander Frederick
 oIllleluel, 1OAl Cldae foCuIlS' iIall9 Alderman Shuart, William Stiastny
 Sierck, Peter Levant Smith. Norman Leslie Snow, Leavenworth Porter Sper- ry, Edwin Stanley, Ray Stearns, Harry Lucien Stephenson, Henry Glover Stew ems, Wilhemus Mynderse Stillman Douglas Pardee Street, William Clark Symington, Walter Ira French, John Franklin Trumbull. Robert Pelton Wadhams, William Knickerbocker Wallbridge, Charles Lewis Watson, Frederic Eben Whitney, Lloyd Adolph Wimpfheimer, John James Wright Clark.
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fDeceased.
BACHELORS OF PHILOSOPHY.

Frank Mears Adams, Thomas Davies
 Adams Robert Wade Allerton, Walter
 Arnstein, Edward Monroe Bailey, Jr.,
 William Bailey, Lindon Wallace Bates, Jr., Arthur Glenney Belden, Charles
 Frederick Blood, Nelson BIount, How ard Stanley Bristol, Richard DeWolfe
 Brixey, Albert Turney Brown, Earle
 Wayne Brown, Tustin Jenkins Bruff, George Whitfield Butts, Jr. Owen Good Butts. Ralph Waldo Campbell William Joseph Canada, Garrit Samuel Cannon, William Emanuel Cederberg, B. $. Au- gustana college 1900, Walter Syming- ton Clark, Vincent Riddle Clarke. Hen ny Martin Coffeen, John Roberts Coffin, William Bronson Cramer George Hal loway Cressler John Chester Cromwell. Burwell Morgan Crosthwate. Willard Parker Dean, Gratz Dent, William Henry Dickinson, Wilcox Doolittle, Ben sherman Eastman, Charles Remington Ellicott Morgan Shuit Elmer, Francis Patrick Fahv Charles Sherman Farm ham. James Aaron Farra, Montague Ferry, Richard Harin Gentry, Liebtg Wallis Gibbons, Robert Banks Gibson, James Artemas Gould Inslee Blair Greene Charles Edward Greenough, Roger Wolcott Griswold Porter Thomas Hall, William Henry Hal Ed ward Waterman Hamilton, Newell Ho- bart Hargrave, William Mather Hicks, Charles Thomas Hindley Bedford For rest Hines. Alex Crawford Hoyt, Clar- ence Bancroft Ingraham, Jr, Frederick Clark Inman, Edward William Jeffcott, Albert Herman Jente, Paul Julius Her man Jente, Walter Alpheus Jones, Mor-
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MASTERS OF ARTS,

WIth SubJects or SIUuy' Keiji Ashida, B. D. Vanderbilt uni versity 1901, biblical literature. James Foote Barnett, B. A. Yale uni- versity 1891, history.
 William Edwin Breckenridge, B. A. Yale university 1893, mathematics. Samuel Palmer Brooks, B. A. Yale 1894, history.
 Eugene Watson Burlingame, B. A. Yale university 1898, classics
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E. w, GROVE.

This name must appear on every box of he genuine Laxative Bromo- -Qulnine Tablets, the remedy that cures q cold In one day. 9 cents.
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BACHELOR OF FINE ARTS. Walter Eben Nettleton. B. A. Yale university 1883.
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WALLTNGFORD.

The condition of Hall avenue, with It's duck pond, just east of Washington street, is fin a very bad shape. Warden Morris and other members of the board or pur- gesses have had their attention called to the same, but as yet nothing has been done to remedy the nuisance. The repairs that are needed at the bridge and drain would not occupy the time of one or more of the borough's expert workmen more than halr day at the most.
 Rev. J. E. Wilman will officiate at the marriage of Henry Twardoks, of New Brit ain, and Miss Alice Constance Toelle. at the home of the bride this evening at O'CLOCK.
 The selectmen. with Assessor P: D. Leon ard will meet as board or relleI on tne Central school district grand list, at Ihe se' ectmcn's office, from 10 to Il o'clock tnls morning. I Beginning with to-day and continuing until April the postotfice will open at 7:5O q. m. instead of o'clock. .o,
 The rainfall here Sunday evening was IA
 The National band will make another trial to give an out door concert uptown 'i The Choate school for boys will open for Laura, the two months old daughter ot ! Moses Cacore, died yesterday morning. Funeral this afternoon. .s~-..A ..- :, 1 Rev. J. E. Wildman will attend the sem.' centennial of St. Johns Episcopal church at New Haven today.
 Miss Kate Backes leaves this morning for Keene. N. H. ..:
 Mrs. Helen Jerralds and the Misses Mar guerite, Ruth and Hattie Jerralds, Of New Rochelle, N. T., are the guests of Mrs home from a visit in Boston s...
 Miss Nellie Kennedy has returned from New York. ... e-~ :. Lt-.,..,,
 Miss Nellie Lynch has returned to North Attleboro Mass.
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California and Nevada, ". G. HawIey: Rhode Island. George H. Chenery; New Hampshire, William s. Carter: Yer mont, Ransom E. Hathorn; Virginia and North Carolina. C. D. Grew; Mary land, John ". Worth; Nebraska. C. F. Steele; Michigan. Edward c. Anthony; Iowa. John Lindt: Indiana. Benjamin Starr; Colorado and Wyoming, J. w. Huff; Kansas, H. c. LoOmis; Delaware, John c. Garner: Minnesota. Perry Starkweather; Missouri. Ira T. Brnn- son; Oregon, Nj L. Pratt; Kentucky, T. F. Beyland: West Virginia. C. C. Mathews: South Dakota, T. E. Blanch- ard; Washington and Alaska, B. c. BedeI; Arkansas, John H. Avery: New Mexico, J. W. Edwards: Utah, w. M. Bostaph; Tennessee. George W. Patten; Louisiana and Mississippi. Charles w. Keeting; Florida, s. Herbert Lancey; Montana, Alanson N. Bull; Texas, C. c. Haskell; Idaho, George M. Parsons; Arizona, c. F. Schumacher; Georgia, w. NJ. Scott; Alabama E. D. Bacon; North Dakota, J. c. Gibson; Oklahoma. Wesley Taylor; Indian Territory B. F.. Harris: Potomac, B. F. Bingham. The following appointments on the staff of the commander-in-chief are hereby announced:
 Assistant adjutant general, Brainard H. Warner, Washington, D. c. AIDES DE CAMP. Connecticut. E. c. Dow, Post N. IT, New Haven.
 Thomas E. Worthington, Post No. IT, New Haven.
 Kansas. Kenan Hurst, Post No. g, Howard George Myers, Post No. 40, Ness City | G. w. Combs, Post No. 32, Fort Scott
 w, B. Stone. Post No. 49, Galena.
 A. H. Limerick, Post No. 85, Winfield
 Charles Disbrow, Post No. SS, Clay | Center.
 T. E. Marsh, Post No. 100, Manhattan
 Rober Mooney, Post No. 119, New Al bany.
 J.T. Grimes, Post No. 1SO, Hiawatha
 c. w. Culp, Post No. 17S, Scottsville
 J. Helmick, Post No. 190, Leroy.
 J. H. McBurney, Post No. 274, Los Springs.
 H. H. Miller, Post No. BOP, Colby. c. H. Baues, Post No. AT, Selden.
 M. H. Soper, Post No. 152, Horton.
 Minnesota-Z. c. Colborn, Jost No 2l Minneapolis.
 New York-S. A. Smith, Post No IA Ossining; Fred W. Clemens, Post Nc 193, Palmyra.
 Ohio-J. T. Haskell, Post No. 21e Wellington.
 Pennsylvania-Henry Pennington | TNh Wells, Post No 67, Erie.
 Wisconsin-Louis Sholes, Post No.
 Milwaukee,; Robert B. Lang, Post Nc
 IT, Racine.
 By command of Ell Torrance, com mander-in-c chief Silas H. Tower, adjutant genera A. Noel Blakeman, marshal of tn parade.
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COUNTRY POsToFFICEs.
Rural Free Delivery Closes Them II
 Connecticut,

Rural Free Delivery Closes Them Ill
 Connecticut,
 The extension of the rural free deliv- cry system is resulting in the discontin- nance of rural postoffices all through Connecticut. Within the past year and a half scores of country postotf1ces in the state have been closed up. August was not particularly prolific month in this line, but owing to the development of the free delivery system these Con- nact;cut offices were discontinued dur ing the month:
 Cornwall Hollow in Litchfield county; rural free delivery from Falls Village
 East Kent in Litchfield county; rural free delivery from New Preston.
 Franklin in New London county; ru- ral free delivery from Yantic. Harwinton in Litchfield county; ru- ral free delivery from Torrington.
 Highwood, in New Haven county; mail to New Haven. Huntsville in Litchfield county; rural free delivery from Falls Village. Nillbrook in Litchfield county; rural | free delivery from Winsted. 1 Minortown in Litchfield county; rural free delivery from Woodbury, 1 North Colebrook in Litchfield county; mail to Colebrook.
 North Madison in New Haven coun' tv. rural free delivery from Madison.
 Prospect in New Haven county; rura1 free delivery from Waterbury.
 Scott Hill in New London county; mail to Bozrahville.
 South Canan in Litchfield county rural free delivery from Falls Village.
 Whitneyville in New Haven county mail to New Haven.
 Woodville in Litchfield county; rura free delivery from New Preston.