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Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-06-12
COLORADO VIII HepuolArE.

The Herald is fnily convinced that
Colorado viii repudiate The deiega
iion that has btcu voting infamy upon
orr army aud ouu honor AZ nation
and that after the present term. Con
grcssmnn Bcll and shaifroth VIII be
permitted 10 retire 70 their Respective
homes. shaHrpfh 90 practice law and
Bejl IN grow peaches at Muntrose, II
is too bad u clean sweep IL not poe
lble. bnt Patterson has s clnch on
his graft for four moro wears unless
death iniervcncs aud the best W. can
do In 10 send solid cougression.
81 delegation 10 tho lower house and
ol.ri successor to scnntof Teller
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-06-12

Judge Mccloud returned Saturday
from his trip to Denver whittier he
went TO see Mrs. McCloud and Miss
Nellie Off on their eastern trip.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-06-12

The Home Oil G. Fuel company
have encountered n good piece OF
financial luck the past week whereby
they are assured Of enough help to
sink their well 2 500 feet II necessary.
They are down nearly l.200 fet now,
and II ls presumed that they viii drill
into the sand within the next 300 feet
This is undoubtedly the best PROPOSE
'ion in the Pagosa field today,-Pago-
al Springs News
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-06-12

A. the Methodist church last even
ing the children gave a concert in
celebration Of Children's day, The
church was we'll filled all the seats
in the Sunday school rooms being
tho nislcs The children in their rec
itaIions and musical selections show
cd excellent training and the teach
'rs aud officers Of the Sunday school
are 10 be CONGRATULATED on the fine
entertainment which they prepared
for the public
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-06-12

The Herald is sorry the sections of
country lacking suniciency of water
for irrigation purposes. cannot have
territory even for day. as there is
enough water going down stream to
rrigate a million acres of land--yes,
ten million acres, If divided evenly.
The stream has been running high
for some weeks is 200 feet wide and
three to ten feet deep with a rapid
fall The water taken out for irri-
cation purposes has no apparent eff
feet whatever. II the water could
only be turned into the Rio Grande,
La Plata and other streams running
low It would certainly be great
boon.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-06-12

s. Sessions OF Silverton is spending
the day In town. Mr.. Sessions Is con
ducting Tho rooming house two
doors north of the Melton hotel
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-06-12

Kruschke has a fine new line of
parasols in his store today, and the
prices are made to suit everyone.
There's no need to swelter under the
rays of the hot sun, when you can
get such dainty shades as Kruschke
offers.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-06-12

4 camping party consisting Of Mr.
Edgar n Downs and wife. Col. and
Mrs u o. Price Mr. r A Rodecker.
Miss Eva NJ Bggs Miss Braden., and
Mr. n Z. RuePles who will act as
cool, for tho crowd. start tomorrow for
the Pine River district They will 20
hy wagon ms far as Graham's park.
and then with pack horses proceed to
Hlnsdale county. where they will fish
along Pine river The party expects
to bc gone ten davs or more.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-06-12

Mrs. Ripey and daughter. Mrs. p. S.
Hatcher, came in from Pagosa today
for a short visit. They are visiting
Mrs. Bipey's sister. Mrs. Blanchard,
and are taking advantage of their trip
20 town to do some extensive shop
ping.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-06-12

Joseph n. Ward arrived last even
iug from Bristol. Conn, this being his
first visit since leaving Durango four
wears ago. Mr. Ward is one Of the
main owners of the San Juan coal
mine. which produced large quantities
nf coal some years ago, and has val
liable mining interests in the Oro Fino
district and his visit is for the pur-
pose OF looking after same and 1t Is
possible he will do considerable work
this season as he intends to remain
with us Tor some time. Mr.. Ward is
an enterprisinc and energetic citizen
aud The Herald is glad to have him
with MS again and we will try and see
that he is well taken care of during
his soiourn
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-06-12

u r. Calvin ~ Silverton. left this
morning on the Eastern for his Euro
moan trip. Mr. Calvin will proceed
directly TO New York where he will
embark on the special coronation
steamer. which sails on the 18th and
reaches the old country In time for
the coronation on the 2sth. Mr., Gal.
win viii also attend tho international
exposition ut Cork and viii visit his
people in the old country His broth
er was mayor Of Cork for three wears
! beginning the wear 1893.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-06-12

Captain Richert Of the Salvation
Army left on the eastern this morn
ing She will visit friends at Colora-
do Springs and Greeley for some time,
after which she will return to her
home at Newton. Kansas. The two
new officers will arrive next week.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-06-12

Thomas Gentry and A. II Grant
VIII open up a saloon in the Newman
block July Ist Mr. Gentry leaves in
"A day or two to order fixtures which
will represent the best The gentle
men propose to make this one Of the
finest resorts IN the CITY.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-06-12
Fror Tnesdnv-s DaiIy.

From Tuesdays Daily.
Government thermometer at DR..
Barnes registered 81 above Yesterday
and 90 today.
In the suits brought against the
county commissioners b. w. Ritter
appears as attorney in two cases,
Reese McCloskey in two and A. f.
Reese in two.
Mccullough was singled out to do
the work of Bradley and Day And
then to think the man who did the
dirty work, Anglim, should have been
sidetracked SO early in the game.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-06-12

John Perrung announces that he
will occupy his new building as a
bakery. and win he able to open mp
as soon as bake.oven Is constructed
Mr. pcrrung was In business In Du-
range for about year and likes us SC
Heil he is going to return and be one
OF us. which viii he agreeable news
10 many
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-06-12

The camping party left this morn
ing at 7 o'clock. We wish we could
be with them, dressed in outing cos
tune trampng leisurely under cool
ing shades, eating in the happy-go-
lucky picnic style and catching fish
on the banks of gentle streams. Such
is the life for the summer, and happy
those who can enjoy its pleasures,
even for a short period
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-06-12

The city council required officers
officers holding positions of trust to
obtain indemnifying bonds under com
petitive bids by the agents of the
guarantee companies of this city. I'm
der this arrangement the Local Sc
curity company was authorized to fur
nish bonds for said officers IN the FL
deity aud Guarantee company.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-06-12

MI. and Mrs Peter Rivenburgh were
in town today from their home near
Content. Mr.. Rivenburgh had the
misfortune to have his left leg broken
last October and after it began to
mend nicely it was broken again. He
is now able to go about on crutches
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-19
ENDORSE
EDITION.
Highest Anticipation eX-
ceeded in EnCOmiumS
Following An
rOuDCeDlen(.

Work on the Easter Industrial!
Supplement- to Tie RErlELWAN, the
initial article on which appeared in
saturdays edition, is now well under
way. The successful examination Of
the idea is only matter Of u few
more weeks OF labor.
As might be understood, he mag
nitude of the undertaking requires
particularly close application on The
part of those interested in the tran
saclion. to present to the people Of
Wilmington an addition that viii he
highly creitabe to the city and
state.
In getting out an edition Of this
kind. 1t must be consid cred tina, there
are hundreds Of little details TO be
looked after. aside from the rrlnci.
pal features Of the work. that de.
mand the closest attention Of the
ones directly responsible for its
proper compilation, Disre.ardIng
all Of these barriers. however, The
REPUBLICAN has resolved to furnish
its readers with the most thorough
and interesting history of the Da-
mord state, and that Of it, many in
dustries, ever issued.
with this end in view, The Rrr,n.
ncAN especiallycngaged the services
Of force Of competent illustrat orS,
writer's and solicitors, each particu.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-19

la.Iy adapted to his own branch Of
the work, who will unVuestionably
make tn. appreciation OF the edition
q surety.
The idea although young, has a.
ready been endorsed by 4 Lumbcr of
the larger industries represented IN
Wilmington These firms, one ana
all. have guaranteed thcir support.
For this preferred aid, and the ac-
compau!ing well wishes. coming as
they do from those in Il position 10
see the value CT such au edition, The
RErrHLn'sN is particularly grateful,
and feels even more confident in its
ability to convince the infant indus
tries If other places q! the greaj nat
nral advantages to be f1nnd in this
CITY and state.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-19
ITEMS FROM
NEW CASTLE.

New 'a> 10, Feb. -. Disappoint.
menl re,sncd huereme hcrcEr>tcrlay
81. account IF .hr trolley cars being
unable ran to Delaware City. TIE
SNOW dliftS were very heavy and he
snow pow and the force uI men had
an interesting experience. Many
person, came to New Castle only TO
frd that no cars we're running TO
Delaware City. 1T was with dlilicnI-
" that sumo Of the cars ran ye>tcr-
day Us the snow kept drifting onto
the tracks ami packed hard and fast.
The big banks between here and
Wilmington are pretty to look at rs
the wind has shaped the snow into
artistic columns.
The south bound track Of the p,
W. & b. Il. II has banks Of snow
over ten feet in heishth on 1t. Tie
big railroad snow plow will help the
railroad men to clear II Off.
There were few sleighs out last
evening but the sleighing was poor
as the wind had blown the snow from
some places OF the streets.
The funeral OF Joseph Higgins
took place yesterday afternoon from
bis late residence. Services we're
conducted by Rev. /. NJ Munson. In.
termcnt was made at St. James GEM
etery, Newport. The palllbearers
we're Peter Toner. {. p. IIolcomb,
John Jordan and Thomas Barry,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-19
REPUBLICANS
ORI0US.
The Philadelphia Record says:

'Thn I'hilaUpInilj1 EntDfj SAWS.
The obiliIyof't the R.puhIir,n m .ro-
rcrs 70 retain their yro,p uun the
cItv Of pl,iladeInhia was demons, rated
Yesterday whrn thcy wen, n ,wcrpju"
victory Tia, seemed hollow M,,a,lsc Of
,be ann,rrn, Indifference Of thc mon
drnondcl mon ,o win Ih, victory for
,hr cause nj reform Eyr.n, inn few
ward, thc yol.rnst wa, di,,,A,rapjnpIy
liyh, INF in fine returns received I'M
to midnight lher, WA, Il uIcan ofhonr
far thr tn.inn t,r.cv IN, N,r,,inr
literally swrn, ,hr Town fusion hny.
iuu r,;jod ia ,,rrv , ~;noI. ward ry.
cont, inc tho ,itIl,siylh wh.r,, rnuu,y
{ commissioner RYAN saved IN. day for
.,h, ,,,ir, ,yard md ,o,u,v ,i,.L.,.
Eoturns frnm the rrw wards in
witch hnnotu rn,,o.,. Ind ,..n van.
cd yn,,. ,rrd, Inf n, h.,dou,r,,rs If
hn, Il v,rd. !; v,v ,d,n;,tnd FIN, tn.
Rannh,ir,n~ had ,yn, Victory wu,
rIaimnd far salnr Councilman r,r,nu
IN thn ,rw,ntr.scvon,l u,,1 hv 100
m, inrl,r ry.ro>,moS,cr lJirLs woS
in ,Ic thirty .fonrth NV
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-19

The Missionary Society Of st. Luke s
Reformed Episcopal Church has re,
Nnmed its work and during Lent
meetings will be held in the Church
every Thursday afternoon at three
O'Clock, conducted by Mrs. Price, who
will delive. brief Bible reading.
\ new feature OF the woIk Of this
Society will be III: appointment Of 4
visiting committee every month to
call upon the shut-inS and sick Of
the paris!l.
A very marked improvement in
the attendance at the Mems Bible
Class, taught by Mrs. Price, has
been noticed and it is hoped that
many moro will he added in the lu-
turc. This Bible Class meets every
Sunday morning at . O'Clock.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-19
FELL BOARD
ING A CAR.

While boa.din. Maryland Avenue
Car No. IS. last. evening about els
O'Clock at Front and Monroe streets,
Join Thompson Of No. JlG Ninth
Avenue WAS rendered unconscious by
fall and received an ugly cash on
the head. loln Thompson had been
to Philadelphia for his tools and had
gotten OIL a Front street car. While
attempting to board the Maryland
Avenue car he slipped and fell striH.
ing his head with such force as to
cut deep cash VIII CT required sew
eral stitches to draw the wound to-
Sethcr aud rendered him UNCONSCIOUS
for an hour.
lie was carried into the saloon Of
John J.. lIaniey. lie was attended by
DR.. j. Harvey Spruancc, and later
sent to his home. Thompson re.
Gently recovered from 4 severe at.
tack Of rheumatism land his family ls
in need OF assistance as there has
been NO coal In the house and old
shoes had to be burned to keep a
little warmth N the hcme.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-19
Odd Pieces.
Recovering Free.

We shall continue t" recover your tmnt "a
charge during the month"; and wcc~pciay dies ire to yoe
attention line of coverings Without doubt the
extensive and from IL to IS of the regular price In adv
ttion to recovering will clos" linen
large discount and will make aud slip at less than
we can afford later 1t will be to your advantage invest.
gate and get estimates this work this month"; Chr
workmcn are skilled artisans and keep them busy dur
inc the dull season. advantage well as theirs and
yours; \ postal card the telephone will bring oar mans
hes
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-19
%$HUMPHREYS'
W$vETERINARY SPECIFICS

A. A, FEW Ems, CUnEestl Ions infanIn,x.
CURES tiurs. Ling Fever, MILK Fever.
u. u. lsPR AIMS, I.snlcn, 50. Inlur;es.
CURES k!ieIn,ntiaiH.
L. 4. lEgRE THROAT. Quins,, Eni:ootic,
CURES DirtrnErr
lrn e; WORM-. Bots. Gr"bs.
y. ~. CNIGiiS. CoIds. Infiuauha, lnflan,ed
ruHhs Lungs. ruT0-Pnemrnnnia.
=. +. tULtt. He'll. ache. Wind. B.0~n.
CuRkS DisrThcD. IDysrntrry.
q "a. Prevent. NISC ARRIAGE.
ii;M. KIDNEY 4 BLADDER DISORDERS.
IT,. lskIN DISEASES, Mango. EruptiOus,
CrHHs Ulcers, Grease, farry.
!, u, mad CONDITION. staring Goat.
CURES Indigestion, Stomach staggrrs.
tJ. each Stable Case, Ten Specific, Hook, &C., Il.
At druggists Of sunt prcphid on receipt OF price.
Humphreys Medicine 60. Cor. william John
sts New York. VETERINARY MANI Al SENT FnLE.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-19
A Few Facts of Interest
To Economical Buyers.

In our general there always few things that
stand out from the almost numberI oitngsa specially good
bargains. These the things seized on by adj. for
the paper but it does follow that they ALL of the
good things. You get the adj mans opinion yours may be
trely different say you that the goods advertised
but an index Il full oinercSting articles prices much
lower than sell them. We buy in large lots;
pay spot cash; get every discount give YOU the adj
vantage OF our capital.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-19
Drapery Department.

Our regular weekly special will consi,. Of offering
Tapestry Table Covers at immense reduction. Much less
than they WORTH the loss falls partly til" manufacturer
who closed them reduced price, aud partly on
because have marked them much below regular profit
Three qualities of ten 'iuartcr-covcrs at
%l.7:, from $3.50
2.2:, from 800
81, from 400
Five qualities eight-qntcr at
- from $17j
l.:,O from 200
POO from 2.7j
800 from $40
100 from 800
six ',lmIir. sx-'uarlcr at
S~7.j from S1.2l
LOO from LOO
I.jt| from 225
POO from 30
500 from LOO
AnD from 800
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-19
ton. was = Ncw Aa,tlc visitor yc,ter-

ton Was = Ncw ALu,tle visitor yc,ter-
day.
= There is more snow AT Sixth and
Delaware streets than any point in
the city and Robert Harrington has
had The experience ofshovc!Ing snow
away that came to ms pavcmcnts
from payements block away.
Charles Bennett who has been very
sick, is around again.
the Bacon family reunion will take
place this evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-19

1SxlS in, each 2.c
2Ox2O in each Sic
12xG in. each Ijr
24v2l in, each zoe
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-19
Furniture.

Here it, of with the old and on with the new. Our
Iu'ry purchases in Grand Rapids and the markets Of the
West here. and glad to invite your inspection of our
line It's better than have before shown the variety
is greater the standard of quality has again been advanced
and h. Of ALL the price, depressed until really do
iny profit sharing l,l~incs. with YOU
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-02
Dorooo1hov The 1t will not cost you cent
NGilsSiIiDSi HIS til you perfectly cured
DRS. VlCKERS & VICKERS
Rooms 4lO-4l Winnie Building Wichita Kansas
Rooms 4l0-4ll Winnie Building

elongated pumpkin. Down in the base
ment are some furnaces. which make
the sulphuric acid by burning the sui
phur brought from Sicily.
: BY CHANGING into these fires one may
get a foretaste OF a certain place aaso-
ciated religicusly with the hereafter OF
the wicked. but 70 get the fun benefit OF
the sulphurous fumes one must climb
10 the top Of the dige sters- The strlngtr
is sure he Is going 10 be choked % deaci
IN less than two minutes. but the work
men seem 20 grow old and fat on the
odor. which IObs the hereafter ot some
Of It's terrors
The wood f. cooked IN the sUiDhurlc
acid until it becomes pulp. when II D.
purified and bleached I'm heaters ard
rolled into sheets for transfer To- the re-
per mill. The process Is more costly
than that Of making ground pr.o. but IL
produces pulp with "a longer aber
This sulphite fber IS used for making
book papers and for mixing with rag
pulp for writing papers. The fiber is
almost as soft az silk This process ws,s
adopted Ia the west abost twelve or
fifteen years ago An Appleton MIL has
recently made another departure ~
adopting a process FOR working over sd
newspapers after extracting the ink
Most persons have heard - Newspaper
trains carrying printed sheets away from
Chicago TO outlying districts. bat how
many know that there "a daiig train
for bringing blank psper into Chicazo7
The Chicago and Eorthrsesfern railroad
has such train u starts ~ Green Hag
late ga the day and rms through 70 Csh-
kesh without stop. 1T shat station 81
picks up cars u paper sent in during
the day from Appleton. Eeenah. Ne
nsshs. De Pere and other infs=uiesiat
points. Appiet0n ships eighty q NINETY
tons Of paper a day by this train enc
the total daily contribution q the Fox
River district IS estimated az 70 teas ~
paper This e. fart train. reaching
Chicago early ln the morning ard ~
course. large quantities q payer cosne
on slower IRE rhtg
il the early Gave - this city au osrsr
came from TIRE east. when O. Il Butter
and p. T. Hunt started the mass sf 81
Charles n 1sss they found . r1arxsf ia
Chicago. Two years later S. canacty
z4s increased from half a toa a day 20
two tors = print ard rrapgi1g raper.
ard thar 7gls Too mgch far Chicago ~
consume. The marrssat-rarH Ead %
ssnd f7ur-iorss tsans with tss elT1is
20 Nlwa1kee. Wafarf1wu. rarerrarf.
Dsbuque. Gaisaa en1 otheT pol1fs Tsev
id t1rrer tzsllees arreErirx raza
groceries. dr. goods ard otter Hsssrfa--
ssar --ff-h we've ssr~~rH f-rr 81 81 f~ss
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-02
HON PAPER IS NADE
WiSCOnSin'S Mills involves In
veStment S20,000,000
SPRUCE LOGS ARE USED
For Common Paper; Rags
Saved for Finer Grades

Chicago. March 1.-The Record-Herald
Says
II the paper-makers Of Wisconsin
should strike. it might cause a paper
famine IN Chicago and in the west The
radicals Of this city are said to use as
high as 60 sons Of paper in a single
day The stock on hand would not last
long. and II is kept up in part by a
daily train from Wisconsin bringing tho
fresh SUPPLIES of PAPER every morning on
express time
If tie paper-makers Of the country
should organize general wal1-out it is
conceivable that many Of the big daily
papers of the country would be forced
into voluntary suspension. strike at
thu Wise n~in district alone might cause
Chicago publishers TO DO some lively
scurrving 10 and the new sources Of
supply
The Wisconsin paper making dis; Ct Is
said 10 be the second most important
in the world. ranking next TO the Aassa-
chusetts district. The latest official di-
rectory reports fourty-four paper mills in
Wisconsin. To which should be added
thirty-six mills making wood pulp and
sulphite fibre FOR the paper mills 1t is
estimated that 5000 10 6,0oo persons are
employed in and about these mills, but
there are thousands dependent on the
paner industry. Among these may be
mentioned the men who set out in the
WOODS and those who transport 1t 70
the mills. Then there are various Wis
consin factories which are now manu-
featuring machinery for the mills, and
many persons are engaged in the sale
and handling Of the finished paper
The mills involve an investment esu-
mated st $1,000 600 to So. o0o.oeo for single
mills have cost as high as S7oo.eoo. They
have capacity Of about 100000 pounds
OF paper every twenty, four hours. and the
capacity Of the pulp and fibre mills is
even larger. The mills are run day and
nisht with two shifts Of employees. Their
wheels ore kept turning continuously
from Monday morning TO the following
Sunday morning. being stin only twenty
four hours a week. The employees de-
manded that the mills shut down S3tur-
day evening. but without corresponding
cut in wages. Several Of the mills agreed
TO the demand. but other employers ar
Ii9idirg out on the ground that the in
creased cost OF production would be ruin
Gus The workers earn from $50 10 81
4 day
This great industry Is the growth OF
about forty years. and its primary factor
was The splendid water power of the
Tex. Wisconsin and -uenomiree rivers.
,rhe Fox and the Wisconsin were the
ancient highway of the Indian between
the great lakes and the Mississippi for
there was only short portage between
Tic TWO northern rivers. The French
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-02

OrfERG

The following is q partial list Of
} iames of other patients Ne have
cured:
Louis Casper, proprietor Of the eng
Iish chop House. IT'S South Law
renee avenue; n. 3. Sawyer. cashier
State Sank, Haven. Kan; G. W, 8oli.
stockman. Mt. Hope, Kan; CIV. Finn.
Dodge City. Kan; (. E. Logan, Lyons.
Kan; Hugh Martin. Cheney. Kan:
John Stevens. Meade. Kan: j. W
Jeter, 72l Ohio street, Wichita: L. 8.
Bulliugtoa, Dexter. Kan; Edawrc Ces-
sen. 345 Riverview. Wichita: 4. -.
Baker. Protection. Kan; p. 3. Brown,
grain broker, SedgSiek Block. Wich-
tia; Guy Borden, 5eqas, :. T; S. c.
strunk. Herington. KAN; James NJ.
Derr. bailift district court. Wichita.
Kan; r. 3. Hastie, 42S East Douglas
avenue, Wichita; }. 2. Stanley. whole
sale hats. Sedgwick Block. wichita:
w. 3. Lowe. ff4 North Main street;
o. z. Smith; .. p. Uriey. hotel man
at Pratt. Kan; 4. a. Doerr. merchant.
harmed, Kan; e. n. Parvin. Larnec.
Kan; Robert Griffin, Larned, Kan:
n. S. Rogers. attorney. Larned. Kan
L. NJ Beers, horsemsn, Lawton. o.
T; s. n. Watson, farmer. Garden
Plain, Kan; G. T. Rhoades. Wichita.
Kan; N. ?. cugan. Wichita. Kan;
W. n. Dunkin. Haysvllle. Kan; 3. z.
ChaGd, Karoma, o. 7.