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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-08
TO RECOVER land.
James Winter Files a Suit Against
The City,

James Winter today filed suit In the
dietrlct court against Salt Lake city to
recover possession OF a strip Of land
about 2is rods wide along the north side
of lot 6, IN section 81, township | north,
range / west, containing about "a
acres. IL is alleged that defendant
'Wrongfully elected plaintlff from pos.
session Of the premises ON July a. 1903
Plaintiff asks that he recover possession
Of the property $50 damages for the
eiectment and The value of the rents
and profits of thsland at the rate OF $40
per annum from the date OF said eject
ment
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-08
UTAH. IDAHO. THE woRLn.

Three new maps. just Issued. Utah
and Idaho on one side the World on
the reverse side, including population
OF countries and towns according to
the 1900 census. with a brief sketch Of
every country In the world Size 97x
Siis Inches value Is cents; sent to any
address for &c. Address Deseret News
Book Store. Salt Lake City. Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-08
RELIEF society omcerA.

The Salt Lake Stake Relief society
officers meeting win be held IN the
Fourteenth ward hall Saturday, Aug. S,
1903, at o'clock. a representative
from each ward is requested to be pres.
ent. All are invited.
NJ, I. HORNE, President.
j. $. Woolley, Secretary
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-08
Heavy storms in Kansas.

Abilene. Kansas, Aug. S--A terriliee
han rain and windstorm swept thls
narf of the state last night two inches
Of water falling. Several houses We're
unroofed, scores Of barns ana WlnaI''lls,
we're demolished and hundreds OF whta'
stacks were scattered over the neluN'
Tho hail destroyed much Young corH
nlanted since the Nay flood
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-08
SALT LAKE STAKE.

Scandinavian meetings efe held In
this city every Sunday at 10 o'clock, a.
m, IN the Assembly Hall. All are
cordially invited
Religious services In the German lam
guage are held every Sunday morning,
at IL o'clock In the Assembly Hall.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-08
MAN LOSES A HAND.
Member Caught IN Machinery In Boise
Planning Mill.
lspoelal 10 the oNews p

tSpociaI % The "News'D
Boise, Idaho, Aug s,-Frank p. Rob
erts, an employe Of Goroczky's plan
Ing MIN here had his lcft hand caught
in the machinery this morning about ?
O'Clock, and before It could be extricat-
ed. Il was cut entirely of between the
wrist and the elbow Roberts was mar
ried only week ago and his accident
has created much sympathy II Ia
not thought the wound Is dangerous.
The same man lost ihe top ends OF two
fingers on his right hand IN the ma
chlnery at the mill only about three
weeks ago.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-08
Miners In Great Danger.

Linton, Ind. Aug. SAN explosion
OF oil at the Dickson coal mine this
afternoon destroyed the tipple and the
electric light plant, The flames spread
10 the mine where 200 men were work.
ing and Il IL feared thy will perish I'M
less the fire Is eXtinguished quickly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-08
DIED.

kNANS.-At the HOLY Cross hospltal This
CIV Aug 5. 1873. NJ appendicitis. Mary
daughter 20 Chauncey J.. ard Christina
Lake city. ''' SAT-
Funeral ON Monday allan m. from tho
iaamily residence 90 Galcna street on
fli'h East below Eleventh South. ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-08
cAllLslnn on thc NJ. x 81 7.

Marshaloown. a.. Aug S-The NilwaGq'
kee K st. Paul fast passenger lraln 'o.
lided with a light engine near Capron TO-
day. Both engines were wrecked ny VIZ,
engineer Of the passenger uhn cns".I
though some were badly shaken up
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-08

Parsons, KAN, Aug S,-Early today
Parsons was visited by the most Sc
vero windstorm that ever struck lhe
city. and heavy damage resulted. me
new blacksmith and boiler shop OF me
Missouri Kansas 4 Texas railroad
were demolished while in The residence
sections many small buildings were
wrecked,
Several stores were badly wrecked
The front of the Hail Dry Goods com
pany building was blown In ana SIX
persons were hurt slightly The storm
Sas severe in the surrounding country
also ana great damage has been done
the corn crop.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-08
CHURCH NOTICES.

Regular services OF the Church OF
Jesus Christ OF Latter-day Saints will
I've held tomorrow at o'clock in the
tabernacle: Sunday schools In the
various wards at 10 u. m. and meetings
IN the city ward assembly rooms and
adjacent wards as follows;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-08
MERcHANT,s pR1Nr1Nn

Turned out on short notice AT the
Deseret News. A big shipment Of new
types and supplies Just in. our facilities
for letter heads, bill heads. tags, en-.
vclopes, pads, etc, etc. are rnrxesllei
by any establishment In the West
THE DESERET NEWS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-08
Hoods SQrsaporiiia
and Pills

Eradicate 1t, positively and absolute
~. This statement is based on the
thousands OF permanent cures these
medicines have wrought.
"My daughter had scfofula, with eleven
sores on her sock and about her ears, Hoods
sassaparJla was highly recommended and
che took Il and was cured. She Is now 10
good healtt" MEs. ]. II. JoSrs, Parker
City, Ind
Wocd'o sarsaparilla promises 70
euro and keeps Che promise.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-08

authorities express the belief that ~,
len sailed for England on the steamer
Lake Manitoba last Thursday
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-08
A 0unrantesd Cure for pIle

Itching BIND bleeding or Protrudiag
Piles Your drngdst viii refund yoac
money II Pazo Olntmont fails to cure you.
" cents
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-08
Jcr0fuLa

II Is commonly inherited.
Tow ere entirely free from II.
Pale, weak, puny children are
allicted with IL in nine cases out Of
ten, and many adults suffer from it.
Common Indications are punches ia
the neck, absccsscs, cutancous erup-
tons, innamcd eyelids, sore ears
rickcts, catarrh, wasting, and general
Debility,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-08

Moneyback cans
Schilling's Best at your gro.
GERS.
It costs him nothing; costs
nobody anything.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-08

Omaha. and Mr., Jennings is the well
known actor and a son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Oliver jennings Of this city, The we'd
ding date has not yet been set.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-08

Miss Julia Jones leit today for Pacific
Grove for the. benefit OF her health.
Before returning Miss Jones win visit
southern California and San Francisco.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-08

Mrs. Plank, mother OF Mr., jay Taryln
Harris, has arrived In the city to make
her residence here For awhile Mrs
Plank viii be at home In one OF the
gnory anartmenta
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-10
South Carolina Table.

The chairman OF the South Carolina
table asks for space in these columns
In which to express as best she may, IN
n few words, her sincere, heartfelt
thanks TO all those who so kindly and
generously helped the South Carolina
table during the Confederate Bazaar. a
little band OF South Carolina women. not
more than dozen. II so many. RESPONDED
to the call of the chairman. and the nopie
Virginia women swelled tho number TO
a fine committee. To all OF them. Tor
sympathy donations and splendid worh.
she gives her loving thanks. TO friends
in Richmond. Baltimore, Washington.
New York and Ohio, she feels deeply
Indebted for donations OF money, fancy
articles, and to some colored friends,
who sent of their earnings loving gifts
for the table, she desires to make her
grateful acknowledgment. To those
In South Carolina who gave boxes ana
money. she has sent thanks, and again
repeats them. She hopes South Carolina
a appreciates the generous aid and ethclent
work of the Virginia women which made
the Palmetto booth thing OF beauty"
and the returns beyond most sanguine
expectations. Before signing her name
officially for the last time. she desires
to voice the thanks of her committee TO
the press. for the untlring and patient
kindness shown and tho generous space
given. whenever called upon. Should she
ever have the privilege of working again
| for the Confederate cause, she would es-
| TEEN 1t her best fortune to call to her
| help the same band OF workers who have
upheld the honor of Carolina In the ba-
zaar OF April 16th-May list, 1908.
(SIgned), MRS. j. J.. EUBANK.
Chairman South Carolina Table.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-10

Helburn. The Palace. castner-Knott Dry
Goods Co., Marshall and Bruce, =. Hun
ter. Store. Bloomstein Bros, Grimes
Daily and Robinson. Harris Bros, Jer-
ONO B. Sand. Brandon Printing Co..
Dury and Finney. Philips and Buttorff.
Tho Beehive" The Manix Co., Louis
RosenheIm CO.. Well Bros and Fish Co..
Rich and Schwartz. Southern Stamp and
Stationery Co.. Richmond. Va; Manches-
ter Packing Co., Mrs. James Wiley.
Knaffle and Bros. Knoxville; Richard
Hudnut. New York; Colgate Co., Black
lcck Foundry. South Pittsburg: Walter
Baker CO., Mass; Resinol Chemical CO..
Baltimore; c. D. Kenny. Winnie Davis
Chapter. Y. 2. G.. Columbia. Tenn:
Tenn; Sarah Law Chapter, Memphis,
Tenn: Dinwiddle Chapter. mckenzie.
Tenn. Zollicofrer- Fulton Chapter. Fay
ctteville, Tenn; Henderson Chapter, Hen
derson, Tenn; Ladies' Memorial Associa-
ton. Knoxville; Maury Chapter. Column
bla: Shiloh Chapter. Savannah. Tenn;
Kate Lytton Hickman Chapter. Nash
Vile; Brownsville Chapter. South PITTS
burg Chapter. William B. Bate Chap
ter, Nashville. Il ..ta u
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Missouri Table.

The amount of money realized at this
table is beyond the most sanguine expec-
tations of the entire committee, $l,H2
will show what Missouri has accom-
plished for the Jefferson Davis Monu-
ment. The splendid work OF the Con-
Mrs l., B. Valiant, president, me Stcr-
ling Price Chapter OF st. Joseph, Mrs. y.
D. Doniphan president; the Sterling Price
Memorial Society of Jefferson City; The
Kansas City Chapter, Mrs. J. M. phlllips'
president the Sterling Price Chapter'
lexington. Mrs. stephen n. wilson,
Chapter, OF ST. Louis, Mrs. p, G. Roberts,
president: the Richmond Grays Cnaptor'
of Fayette. Mrs. George Fl. Kuhn. presl-
dent the Stonewall Jackson Chapter,
Mrs, William II Claggett. president; Inc
Francis Marion Cockrell Chapter war
rcnsburg, Miss IIdmonia N1ckerson. presl-
dent; their generous donatlons' posh ~
money and handsome articles, ana inc
work OF the committee of Richmond Wo-
men. under the leadership OF Mrs. John
C. IIagan, chairman, made the success of
the Missouri Table possible. The chair
man takes this opportunity to thank one
and all who made tho task that otherWlse
might have been arduous. one OF pleasure'
Kelley for the beautiful design for the
| booth: to Captain Newell. who erected IT
G. Is, Norvel, for decorating; jerks q
| Co.. for contributing q large heaTt IN rec
and white electric lights that surmounted
the top and added 80 much to tho arts
| tic beauty Of the whole; and NJ, G. Cope
land for Confederate battle rag ina
made fitting background Tor IN
"Hearts Courageous, The handsome SIN
| flag that waved 30 proudly ~ tront @
the booth was sent from the ST. Louis
Confederate Memorial Society. The of
ficers OF the Missouri Committee were
Mrs, John C. Iiagan. chairman, MIS-
Eleanor Tree, alternate; Mrs, y. y lar
rison, treasurer; and Mrs. RopeIt blan
kenshp, chairman Of the entertainment
| Committee,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-10
The Georgia Table

Thanks the Atlanta Chapter. Daughters
Of the Confederacy, Atlanta. Ca; Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry D, Schesinger, Atlanta Ca;
Mrs. Robert Emory Park. Atlanta. Ga;
Mrs. Fred Meyers. Savannah, Ga; Lizzie
Rutherford Chapter, Daughters OF CON
federacy, Columbus, Ga; MISS moore,
Columbus, Ca: Mrs. Holmes, Columbus,
Ga; The Bryan-Thomas Chapter, Dalton,
Ga, Mrs. Berkeley, Atlanta, Ga Atlanta
Chapter, Atlanta, Ca; Ladies Melnorr.'
Associa tiOn, Atlanta. Ga; MISS Anne p.
Blythe, Philadelphia, Pa; pabney Maury
Chapter, Philadelphia, Pa; Camp Ney.
No 4s2, Confederate Veterans, Month
cello, Ga; Last Cabinet Chapter. wash
ington, Ga. Mrs. Sarah G, Sanders.
Washington Ca; Francis 8. Burton
Chapter, Waycross Ga; Ladies' Memoir
ial Association, Athens. Ga; Daughters
Of Confederacy. Athens, Ca; LADIES' Me
mortal Association, Macon, Ga: Daugh-
tiers of the confederacy. Macon Ga; J.
G, La ROGUE, Albany. Ca; Mrs. H G
Bryan Dillon. Ga; Daughters OF Con (,
federacy, Rome. Ga; Ladies' Memorlhl
Association. Rome, Ga; Daughters OF the
| ConfeAeracy Waynesboro. Ga; Ladies
Memorial Association. Waynesboro. Ga,
| Ladies' Memorial Association, Augusta.
| Ga; Daughters OF the Confederacy, Au-
gusta Ga; Ladies' Memorial Association.
Decatur, Ga; Daughters OF the Confed-
eracy. Decatur. Ga; Daughters OF The
Memorial Association. Milledseyille. Ga;
Daughters OF the Confederacy, Marietta.
| Ga. Ladies' Memorial Association. Ma
! rietta, Ga; Daughters OF the Confectionery
| Perry. Ga; Ladies' Memorial Association
/ Perry. Ga; Daughters OF the confcder
acy, Regnout Ga; Ladies'. Memorial AZ
ISOLATION, Regnout Cal Daughters Of ms
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-10

Confectionery. Ball Ground. Ga; Ladies'
Memorial Association, Ball Ground, Ga;
Daughters Of the Confederacy.i Elberton'
Ca: Ladies' Memorial Association. FL
berton. Ga; Daughters OF IN the = So's s,n-
eracy, Abbeville, Ga; Mrs w. y. sim
mons, Rome, Ca; Mrs +. A. Timber
lake, Augusta, Ca; Miss Mildred Ruther-
ford, Rome, Ca; The Wachusett Mills
New York: The shakespeare Cluo, ga
vannah. Ca; Mrs. Bertha j. Meyers,
Monte Sano, Ca; Ladies' Memorial Asso-
citation, Calhoun, Ca; Mrs. James a.
Rounsaville, Rome, Ga. Daughters of
the Confederacy, Jackson. Ca; Mrs. w.
D. Ellis, Atlanta, Ga; Mrs. +. +. EN-
mons, Quincy, Ill; Mrs. A. B. StoVall.
Athens, Ca; VIM. H. Harrison, Atlanta,
Ca; Agnes Leerl Chapter. Decatur. Ca. !;
Mrs w. G. Armor, Greensboro. Ga; The
Annie Wheeler Chapter. U. D. C., Car
rolton, Ga; Mrs. r. M. Heard, Elberton,
Ca; The Jeff Davis Chapter, u. D. c.,
Elberton, Ca; Mrs. j.. T. Johnson. Col
umbus. Ca; Mrs. Z. M. Cosby. Marietta,
Ca; Mrs. H. M. +Holtzclaw, Perry, Ca;
Houston Chapter,BU. D. O., Perry Ga;
Mrs. William,rF. Anderson. CovlnEton.
Va; Mrs. Norman We Randolph. Rich
mond. Va; Miller, g. Rhoads. Richmond
Va; D. O Sullivan, Richmond. Va; Har-
relson e Co., Richmond, Va. Rountrce
Trunk & Bag Company, Richmond. Va;
Mr.. WOodfln. OF Stokes Co., RicHmonu,
Va; DR.. Kellam. Richmond. Va; Chas.
Haase & Son, Richmond. Va; Joseph Al
len, Richmond, Va; Smith Webster.
Richmond, Va; Mrs. Caas, Richmond !,
Va; Mrs. ]. T. Rogers, Mr.. W. II.
Thompson. Harry Hartman. Junius r.
Rddick. The Woodbridge Company, Tay-
lor & Brown, James McGraw. Richmond
Cedar Works, w r. Phillips. General
Charles j. Anderson. The G. d. Kenny
Co., Atlantic & Pacific Company. Cheat
wood & Co., Miss Edyth c. Beveridge.
Joseph T. Morris & Co.. The Gamewell
Fire Alan Company, New York; Kepler
| g. Co., Richmond, Va; Frank Adams,
Richmond, Va; The Burpee Sew. Co..
Philadelphia, Pa; The Shredded Wheat
Co., Niagara Falls, N. Y: Hoyts Co.,
New York; Mrs. William Smythe. Geor-
gia; Varina Davis Chapter. Children
Confederacy, Marietta, Ga; Kennesew
Chapter u D. c., Georgia; Winnie Da-
/ Wis Chapter, Savannah. Ga: Bessie Butt
more. Savannah, Ga. Mrs. Jno. w. Clark.
| Augusta, Ca; Fort Tyler Chapter, U.
I d. c.. West Point, Ga; Eugie McEmy,
General W. II. Harrison. Atlanta, Ga;
| Atlanta Camp, No. lb0; Thomas Nuckols,
city. To each and every member OF oak
wood Memorial Association who helped
the Georgia Table to be successful.
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Solid South Table.

The Solid South table. Confederate Ba-
zaar, wishes to thank for donations re-
ceiyed Mrs. Sydney NJ. Van Wyck. dlrec-
tor Davis Monument Association for Cali
fornia; Jefferson Davis Chapter. U, d.
c., San Francisco. CAL; Los Angeles
Chapter. ". d. &C.; Robert -, Lee Chap
ter u. D. c.. Los Angeles, Cal; Emma
SAMSON Chapter. u. d, c., Santa Ana,
CAL. Stonewall Jackson Chapter, u. D.
Jones. Miss NJ a. Smith, Miss NJ, Passa7
dena. California; Mrs. Robert White. al
rector Davis Monument Association, West
Virginia; .Kanawha Rifiemen Chapter. U.
d. c.; Charleston Chapter, U. d. G.,
Charleston. W, Va; Bluefeld Chapter.
Y, D, 9, Blueaeld. ", va; Huntington
Chapter, Huntington, w. Va; Winnie
Davis Chapter, u. d. G., Moonaeld, W.
va; r, u. Lee Chapter U, d. c, Wheel
Ing w Va; Parkersburg Chapter. u. D,
c., I'arkersburg. w. Va; Lawson Bolts
Chapter, U. D. c., Charlestown, w. Val
Mrs, w. w Read, director Davis Monu-
ment Association, New York; New York
ME r. Heth regent Solid South Room,
Washington, D, c.; stonewall Chapter
Z. D. CT; Robert e. Lee Chapter, Wash,
ington, D. c.; Nltzhugh Lee Chapter y,
d. c.. Evansville, Indiana; Mrs StoneWal
Jackson Chapter. U, D. G., Purcell, Indian
leIlltorSi hVPefllot IVY .S4aPbS' ~ -,
c.. Davis, indian Territory; Mrs, George
M, Donaldson. Charleston, W, Va; Mrs,
u. M. Johnson, Jersey City; Mrs. MA.
Beach, bridgeport. Conn; Mrs. Adrien
I'adesleys, Baltimore. Md; Mr.. A, M,
smyth. Germantown, Pa; Mr., M Jen-
kins, Baltimore; Mr.. T. M, Emerson,
Wilmington. N. c.; Mrs, John Purcell
Irltz-Gerald, Chicago; Mr.. George A,
Kelley, Mr.. Kennedy Palmer. of Roam
olse, Va, for designing Our Flags"
! souvenir Solid South table; Virginia Pea
nut Company and Pretton Peanut Com
pany, Franklin; Shelton and Jeffress,
Wheeling Pottery Company. Joseph w.
| Thomas, Mr., A. o. Jordan, The Cohen
| Co.. George w, Anderson and Sons, The
Globe Clothing Co.. Walter %. Moses and
Co.. Tower-Binford Manufacturing CO.,
| The Electrical Construction CO., The
Baughman Stationery Co., Mira. ellis
J boys. Mrs. George A. Lyons. Mr.. H. N,
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Thanks are due from the Confederate
Bazaar Association to the following:
Mr.. George Kelley, for his design OF
badges and the booths; to the
daily press; The Telephone Com
6pany; The Beaufort Lthia Water
4 for daily supplies: o. H. Berry, for Win
/ dow decoration, Fort SUMTER" Four
ourean, Temple & CO.. for window deco
5ration-"Camp scene;" Passenger anu
Power Company. for lights and transport
tation; The Express Company for freight;
Sydnor & Hundlcy. for furniture; MI.
Ieath and MIR. Daniel, for scenery; Cllesa-
peake and Ohio, for headlight; Southern
Car Works, for head light; Gable Piano
( Company, for piano; Walter d. Moses d
Company. for plano; Southern Stamp and
Stationery Company, for typewriter:
sAragon Coffee Company, for coffee ana
Sending Mr.. Rogers to make 1t; Upton
Tea Company for tea; Cold Storage Ice
Company. for ice; Richmond Mantel Com
pany. for mantel: Hopkins Furniture Co.,
Tinsley Furniture CO., Mayer & Petit and
EJurgens & Co.. for furniture; Mr. j. Ross
Jones, decorations Of "Wayside 1nn;"
Captain Whitlock, OF the police, for the
policemen on duty: Captain Pedler, of the
Fire Department, for kind attention; Mr..
Conner, of tho Third District; X. j.,
Barnes Safe and Lock Company, for safe;
i Corlran St.. Baltimore, Nd. pork pack
ers, for ham and bacon; Moesta. for valu-
able services during the whole, bazaar
1 alc donated model of Confederate soldier
used at the First Confederate Reunion and
In Richmond Va: Captain Newell. for
valuable assistance; Cohn. health officer;
Z r.. W. Green. dislnfectant: Valentine, auc-
tioneer; The public generally, for their
hearty and continual support, which made
our success possible.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-10
The Kentucky Table

Thanks Joseph w. Lewis Chapter.
Frankfort. Ky; Albert Sidney Johnston
Chapter. Louisville; Mrs. Abner Harris.
Louisville; Taylor Bros. La Grange. KY;
Mrs. George Nj. Dugan, Chicago; Mrs.
Bato Washington, Irvington, Ky; Mrs.
John NJ. Greenway. Lexington. KY; Mrs
Anna Macon Clarke. Charlottesville, Va;
Miss Julia Macon. Charlottesville Va;
Miss Lizzie Rennolds. Fredericksburg.
Va: Mrs. Emily Martin, Fredericksburg.
Val Mrs. John H.. Smith, Lynchburg.
Va: Mrs. r. A, Craighill, Lynchburg.
Va; Mrs, Scott, Ashland, Va; Misses
Leakc. Ashland. Va; Miss Lawton. Bal
timore; Mr.. George Julien Holnay, New
York; Mrs. James Robinson. Lexington,
Ky; Mrs. Hanson. Lexington. KY; Mrs.
George Sayrc. Philadelphia; Mrs. II. de
Funiak. Louisville, Ky; Miss Bessie Dan
geriisld, Lexington. KY; Mrs. George
bearing. Washington. d. c.; DR.. Daniel
Sprigg, Washington. d. c.; Mrs. George
NJ, Dugan Chicago; Miss Robinson. Lex
! ngton, KY; Mrs. Didlako, Lexington
! KY; Mrs. J. l.. Wombrell, Florida: Mrs
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w. ]. Harahan. Chicago; Mrs. NJ. b..
Crouch, Jellico, Tenn; HARRISON Gath
right, Louisville: Mrs. Thomas w. Smith,
Virginia; Mrs. A. A. Marstetter. Virginia;
Mrs. John Colgan. Louisville; Miss Flor
ter. Maysville, Ky; Mr.. Cartwright. Louis
Vile; Miss Allen. Danville. Ky; Mrs. j.
c. Boyle, Danville, KY; Basil Duke Chap
ter, Henderson. KY; Mrs. e. NJ. Jeffries,
Remington, Va; Taylor Bros, Lexington
KY; Henrietta Hunt Morgen Chapter,
Newport Ky; Lexington Chapter. Lex
ington Ky; Mrs. George G. Cochran,
Minneapolis. Mimi; Mrs Clara Minor
Lynn. st. Paul, MINI: Mrs. James Coop
err, st. Paul. Mimi; Mrs. Rudolph Miller,
New York; Miss Ethel Gibson. German
town. Pa; the Richardson Picking Co..
Louisville; u. D. c., Paris. Ky; Miss G..
r. Harris, Louisville. KY; the Louisa
Monument Association.