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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1903-04-29

of inches Saturday morning in the
country north of here. Quite an
unusual event for so late in the season.
Rev. Soper will attend the Dubuque
District M. E. Conference at Oelwein
this week.
Mrs. Adam Leib suffered paralytic
stroke on Thursday, and at present is
lying seriously i'll at her home here with
little hope of recovery. Mrs. Leib was
first discovered in an Unconscious con-
dition by neighbours little girl in the
evening and it is not known how long
che had been stricken.
| On Wednesday afternoon were held
the funeral services of Mrs. Henry Biz
grove, death having resulted from heart
failure on Sunday evening Mre. Bis
| grove had reached the advanced age of
nearly 81 years and was in fairly good
health until short time before her
last illness. She was one of the early
settlers OF the county, having resided
on farm east of here for number OF
years. Known for her Kindness anC
tenderness, she was loved by the whole
community. She leaves her husband
Henry Bisgrove, and four sons and two
daughters to mourn her loss. Tit
funeral services were conducted at tn,
M. E. Church by Rev. b. W. Soper as
sisted by Rev. r. T. Paxton.
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EDGEWoop.

Miss Scovel of Fayette visited Ashley
Smith and family last week.
Myron Mellen and George Rowell
were business callers last Wednesday
at Arlington.
Miss Laura Boyer returned last Wed
nesday from Mount Vernon, where she
was visiting her brother.
w. z. Richards left last week for
South Dakota for the purpose of look
ing for business location.
Miss Neva Rulon is assisting her
brother in closing out stock of goods
at Manchester.
LsBurn Richardson came home
Thursday from Independece for short
visit with his parents. He was work.
in the Asylum and expects to return
soon.
MIR. and Mrs. Lou Hubbell were
Greeley visitors last Friday. They re-
NAMED over night and returned home
Saturday morning.
The Congregational church was
papered and painted last week.
Mrs. Maria Hubbell of Greeley VISITED
friends here last Saturday.
The third quarterly meeting was hell
last Saturday at the NJ. E. church
Presiding Elder Fl. H. Green was in at
tendance.
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COCOON.

Mrs. William Wilson of Manchester
vieited her parents, G. Dolley and wife
Monday.
Mrs. Mary Scofeld of Manchester
visited her brother, DR.. A. FL. Scoiield
Friday.
Jas. Brazelton of Ryan was shaking
hands with friends in Coggon Monday
Mrs. M. e. Sherman returned from
visit with her son, S. w. Flint, of Des
Moines Monday evening.
Miss Susie Dolley, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Wilson of Man.
chester, returned home Monday.
Miss Mag Ward spent Sunday with
her brother, VIM. Ward, WHO'S in Man
chester sick with typhoid fever. She
says he is much better, but will be sew
eral weeks before he will be well.
While l. S. Hanna was blowing his
garden Saturday, he plowed out good
sized potato, that had been in the
ground all winter and was still in per
feet condition, having not been injured
by freezing.
Mrs. Aldrldge, mother of Mrs. G. e,
Dutton, fell Tuesday and badly injured
her hip. She is in very critical con-
dition and, owing to her advanced age
but little hopes are entertained for her
recovery.
Mrs. DIR. Scofield and children return
ed from an extended visit with relatives
In Washington, D. G., Wednesday even
Ing. They were accompanied by the
Formers mother, Mrs. Bragdon and
sisters, Misses Anna and Clara Brsgdon.
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GREELEY.

VIM. Matthews is visiting his son
here today.
Mrs. Joseph Schneider visited her
daughter in Manchester few days this
week.
Mrs. Alex Thomas and children ex-
yect to go to Perry this week.
Mrs. Dave Grove of Manchester visit
ed her parents here Saturday.
ID. w. Barr was looking after his
political interests here on Tuesday.
Miss Bessie Thomas is expected home
next week.
Crank Matthews has been sic., for
the past few days.
Mrs. Frank Tunis of Manchester
visited here Saturday.
L. Wells visited his daughter in Man
chester Saturday.
Mrs, Ellie Burlington visited her
parents here last week.
Elias Way has returned from visit
to his son at Anita
James Wilson and wife visited in
Strawberry Point few days last week.
| A. G. and Mrs. MARKHAM spent Sun
day as guests of Frank and Mrs. Irish
at Hopkinton.
Died-at her home near Edgewood,
on Friday, April 18th, 1908, Mrs. Belle
Wolf. daughter of Mrs. Eliza Barr. The
deceased was 81 years of age and leaves
two small children, husband and
other relatives. Intermsnt took place
Sunday at Edgewood Home Press.
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EAD's GROVE.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Armstrong are
the proud parents of girl baby.
Burt Smith returned from Export
last Friday.
Jacob Moser ST. is visiting his sons,
Jake and Fred, of this place.
Carrie Bryan enjoyed a visit from her
uncle few days ago.
Sam White has hired to o. M. Eaton
for the summer.
Mr.. Clute hauled his clover-huller
home last Friday, having abandoned
it on the road from Wood during the
muddy roads.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Crop of Oneida
visited their son, ohm, of this place last
Sunday.
A number of our farmers expect to
put in telephones in the near future.
JIM. Rutherford was an Edgewood
visitor last Friday.
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DELHI.

Mr.. and Mrs. S. Blanchard of Mason
vile visited their son, E. H., AT the
poor farm last week.
Rev. Salisbury conducted the funeral
services of Wallace Keith of Buck
Creek Sunday afternoon.
Albert Quart died last week at his
home in st Louis, Missouri.
Mr.. Barnes of Strawberry Point visit
ed his son at this place last week.
Mrs. A. l.. Clark and daughter return
to their home in Chicago Monday.
f. b. Doolittle received word las,
week of the death of his youngest sister
at Joliet, Illinois.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blanchard were in
Manchester Wednesday.
DIR. Mackin of the State Board OF
Control was at the poor farm last week
Miss Annie Lux of Hopklnton was 8
guest at the Corbin home over sunday
The M. E. Aid Society meets OF
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. q. {
Stone.
Mrs. Will Elijah and children O
Rockford, lowe, are guests of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Gustafsop.
Mr.. and Mrs. viii Clifton visited he
parents In Manchester Monday.
| Rev. Salisbury is attending confer
ence at Oelwein this week.
Mr.. Flemming and Miss Bouduran
attended the katherine Ridgeway com
pany at Manchester Tuesday evening
Remember the Campfire at the G. A
r.. hall Fridsysevening.
MIR. and Mrs. Geo. White, Mrs. f. A
Stimson and Mrs. Lewis attended the
funeral of Mrs. Bisgrove at EarlyilIe
Wednesday.
Mrs. Ella Griffin is very low.
Mrs. L. V. Hunt in Earlville Tues
day.
Wilbur EIDE of Dubuque visited his
parents over Sunday.
B. A. Smith and Miss, Fannie Isscon
of Hopkinton were married Wednesday
April q, at the NJ. e. parsonage in this
place. Rev. Salisbury performing the
ceremony.
Ollie Doolittle has been quite sick thu
p"oS Meeh WIZ oe..---, maasles
VIII Allison was here last week from
Carlsbad New, Mexico.
| I'D. Stone visited her aged father a
Strawberry Point recently.
Mrs. j. w. Swinburne spent seyera
days last week with her daughter Mrs
A. j. Reeder in Earlville.
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Mr.. and Mrs. j. l. Forkenbrock, of

Mr.. and Mrs. j. l. Forkenbrock, of
New Hampton, spent several days of
this week at the home of MIR. and Mrs.
Henry Forkenbrock in this city.
Rev. Is. III. Forkenbrock, of New
Hampton, was here several days this
week visiting with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Forkenbrock.
Prof. b. w. Schultz and children of
New Vienna were here Tuesday to
attend the fortieth wedding anniver-
ssry of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Forken-
brock.
Mrs. j. Currie, daughter Annie, and
granddaughter, Alice Huber, went to
Strawberry Point Tuesday morning
where they spent few days with rela-
tives.
Herman Schmidt, of New Vienna,
was in town Monday afternoon enroute
home from Dubuque, where on Thurs
day of last week he was married to
woman of that city. He was accom-
panied by his wife Monday and they
will make their future home at New
| Vienna.
Ben LOOMS of Farley was in this city
and vicinity Tuesday and while here he
purchased fourteen head of cattle of
John Kraptl and eighteen head of Glen
Boeckenstedt They were two fine
punches and brought good price.
Henry Norman from near Peters
burg was in town Monday afternoon
going from here to Waterloo, where he
visited with Herman Schultz until even
ing, when he departed for Des Moines
to attend large sale of thoroughbred
cattle. Mr.. Norman had some stock
in this sale having shipped two of his
Hereford white face cows there the lat
ter part of last week.
Fronk Rogers, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Rogers, who formerly lived
south of town, but now living on the
Henry Oehler farm in North Fork
| township, met with quite serious &C
cident Saturday morning He and his
older brother were out with gun and
on opposite sides of the pond. In shoot
| ing at bird some of the shot carried far
enough to hit the boy, one shot striking
him in the eye and one in the hand
The former passed through the upper
eyelid and imbedded itself in the eye
ball. Tits quite probable that he will
lose the sight of that eye and he may
loose both.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Forkenbrock OF
Ltsmere. MINI. arrived here last Mon
/, day afternoon, and have sincs beeu
) visiting at the home of the formers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Forken.
brock. Frank is proprietor of large
department store at Lismore, and is
enjoying an extensive trade. He is
looking fiat and jolly, and from al
indications the Minnesota air agrees
with him. Mrs. Barney Their, also OF
Lismore, and who is also daughter OF
Mr.. and Mira. Henry Forkenbrock
came down with them.-News Letter
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DYERSvILLE.

John Kraus of Worthington WAS IL
town Sunday and boarded the'excutsior
train for Dubuque.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Carver of Oneidf
were here Saturday calling on thel]
numerous friends.
Misses Maggie and Lizzie Haas OF
Worthington were here Saturday visit
ing friends.
Barney Wente wac down from New
Vienna an business Monday.
BID. Schemmel and j. e. Armstrong
were at Manchester on business Sstur.
day.
John 81. Meyers of Luxemburg, was
In town Saturday morning en- route to
the county seat.
Arnold Boeckenstedt and John
Schlickmann of Bremen township were
passengers to Manchester from this
point Friday morning
L. A. Friedman and Theodore
Holscher departed for Herman, MINI,
Monday night, where they had business
u force myEefr To go efVyy : y
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EARLvILLE.

Atty Ben Lindsay of Pierce, Neb
was the guest of his SISTER, Mrs. A. l.
Prentice, Saturday.
DR.. Dan f. Bradley, President OF
Iowa College at Grinnel, spoke at the
Congregational church Sunday both
morning and evening. He is very
forceful speaker and the people of
Earlville were fortunate In hearing 30
able an educator.
Ben Gibbons, who is employed in the
railroad shops at Waterloo was in town
over Sunday.
Miss Alice Eaton of Manchester was
calling on friends here Friday.
Olaf Anderson has discontinued his
milk route and several local dealers are
supplying his former patrons with milk
Jay Long who has been employed in
the Adam Schaller wagon shop for
some time is now working with Geo.
Heyer on the roads.
The Ladies Aid Society of the M. L.
church will serve May breakfast in
the Rennie building on May LIST. Break
fast will be served at six O'clock A. M.
and dinner at 11.3O.
Mrs. g. II. Bush of Cresco was in
town the past week the guest of her
brother, FL. j. Pitcher. Her daughter,
Virginia Bush is at De Kalb, ILL.,, where
Mrs. Bush will stay short time before
going on to her old home in New York
for an extended visit.
Winfield Leash and son of Esds
Grove were doing business in town Fri
day.
DR.. Douglas and family are in Chi
cago where he is taking short course
of study on the eye, ear, nose and
throat.
The Christian Endeayor society of
of the Congregational church will give |
their annual sociable at the church NAV
9th.
WIN Tegard, q former townsmsn of
this place is calling on friends.
VIII Kuenle was out from Dubuque
over Sunday.
Blanch Robinson and Willie Lsxson
were home from Epworth Seminary
over Sunday.
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HoPK1NToN,

f. r. Tesar and family were at Mon
ticello Tuesday.
F. w. DooIittle departed last week
for Omaha, where he expects to get q
job with an engineering corps.
w. II. Flemming drove large bunch
of cattle to Hopkinton Tuesday, 3;
head of which he sold to Lew Law
renee.
j. S. Mcconnell and G. Z. Brown
are at Manchester this week, working
on some of the telephone lines in that
section.
b. A. Smith and Miss Fannie Bacon
were married yesterday at Delhi, Rev.
Salisbury of the M. Il. church perform.
ing the ceremony. The groom is a son of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Smith of Hopkin.
ton, and the bride is daughter of MIR.
and Mrs. l. c. Bacon, who live west of
town. Both of the contracting parties
are young people of worth and ability
and host OF friends will join in wish
ing them long life of prosperity. They
will make their home for the summer
with the parents of the groom in this
place.-Leader.
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coLEsBuRG.

j. NJ. Young of Greeley was bust
ness caller in our city last week.
Our dentist, q. FL. Jacobs, fell into
the hands of his natural enemy, the
doctor, last week; he had the tooth
ache.
Mr.. Weatherwax of Waterloo, made
his regular visit last week.
E. Craft took his sister-in-law, Mrs.
johnson, to the station last week on
her way home.
Ed. Bolsinger was on the sick list q
few days last week.
House cleaning lie in vogue, and now
the older boys are anxious to go fish
ing.
Clarence Graham and G. p. Burgess,
of Graham, were Colesburg visitors one
day last week.
Miss Drummond of Cascade has thu
management of the millinery depart
ment of j. K. p. Bolsinger's emporium
An incipient fire, supposed to have
caught from spark from the flue. en-
dangered the Congregational parsonage
last Wednesday. Fortunately 1t hap
pens at the noon hour and was soon ex-
tinguished with little damage.
b. F, Westbrook of Earlville was q
caller last week.
J. W. Stephens and ". L. Kendall, of
Cedar Rapids called upon our butter
maker last week. They were shown
over our mschinists' shop and con-
fessed their surprise at the complete
ness Of the plant By the way; our
machienist is able to make anything
out of iron from cambria needle to a
modern battleship.
B. 2 ,ake sflt issEd int. inserviewed our har-
"Toms Lindaay called upon his many
-friapdsl4ere last week.
MIS-. a. VI. rIed anu sui,
turned home last week from Farley
where they had spent several days
visiting Mrs. Res's daughter, Mrs
Hattie Lands.
Clyde Bolsinger was home visitor
again last week.
Willie Kellar enjoyed the luxury O.
being under the doctors care last week
Walter "Opens and Frank Bush were
at Gutenberg last Thursday for loat
of household goods for Mr.. "Opens
They got home just in time to unload
in drenchiDg rain.
G. w. Strader was at Dyersville las
Friday for a load Of goods for w. II
Bush.
Joseph Beddow, fireman for the 1. G
r. r. Co, is home for time. When is i
to come off Joe?
The oxygenor man, or somebody Of
like cognomen, has been here and dis.
tributed his machines among several
invalids, at the modest sum of twenty
five dollars each, which is to generate e.,
oxygen for cutsneous absorption while
you sleep, and is panacea for all the
ills that flesh is heir to and for spiritual
consolation. Bah!
Prof. w, S. Still was a member OF
the invalid corps last week.
A little more snow last Saturday
morning.
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strawberry POINT.

Mr.. and Mrs. John and Will Graham
of Manchester spent last THURSDAY
with relatives in this place.
Mrs. Frank Emerson is spending the
week with her con and wife. Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Emerson near volga City.
Mrs. Ben Holbert of Greeley spent
Saturday in the Holbert home in thi,
place.
Jim Barr, accompanied by his mother
from Manchester, wss the guest of re-
latives in this place Saturday.
j. c. Barnes is spending the week al
Delhi.
M. II. Liddy was business caller in
Arlington, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Drs. Sandhsgan of Dundee
were callers in this place Friday.
Frank Dozsrk of Lamont Yves bust
ness caller in this place Saturday.
A. ]. Pease of Manchester was bust
ness caller in this place Monday.
Mrs. Lloyd Barnes of Delhi sbent
the first of the week with relatives in
this place.
Elmer and Fred Lang of Greeley spent
Saturday with relatives in this place.
Miss Dora Mace returned from Airing
ton Monday morning after spending a
few days at home.
Dan Mace is the guest of his daughter
and husband, Mr.. and Mrs. DR.. j. p.
Howard.
Peter Henry of Waterloo spent the
latter part of last week with relatives in
this place, returning Saturday evening.
Mrs. X. w. Kingsley is confined to
the house with quincy. That she may
soon be able to be out again is the wish
of her many friends.
Mre. Geo. Roe and little daughter.
Flossie, spent Tuesday evening with
friends in Arlington, returning home
Wednesday morning.
Miss Amelia Young of Dubuque ar
rived here Friday morning for few
weeks visit with her brother and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Young. Press
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LAMONT.

V. Scothorn and family visited Orvil
King and family southwest of Aurora
Sunday.
Mrs. Jane Tyrrell came Thursday
from Minnesota to visit her relatives,
the Fosters.
Miss Etlie Foster departed for Chi
cago Wednesday.
Hecrre Stoaas wont tn Mirrasota last
week on business.
DIR. Brad's father of Rowley is here
visiting.
donrht. = e S ns,, s. Toffel and wife, a
E. Hilton sold his bay team last week
to Ham Booth for $3.50.
Prof P. q. Arildson is Lamont visit
or for several days. He is now living
in Waterloo. He has spent the winter
at Evanston University.
l.. w. Rich spent Sunday in Lamont
visiting friends. He is about buying 9
home in Des MONIES. His family likel
to live there.
| Miss Emma Klein has accepted I.
position at Toledo, Iowa, for the com
ing school year. Many regret her de
psrture from Lamont, where she ha
done good work in the grammar room
Two brick building are to be erected
in Lamont this year for VIM. Quick ant
Thompson and Hesner. The new brlcl
block will he great addition to La
mont on west side of Main street. VIM
Quick will be where Tuttle's store ii
now.
The brickyard is to be opened. Hes
ner and Thompson have leased it. The,
will make brick for their own building
and all others who want to buy.
The b. Y. r. U. will give an enter
tainment at the First Baptist church
Thursday evening, April Both.
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May Century.

The May Century will have four full
page reproductions in color of water
color drawings by Arthur Schneider,
the American artist, who was instructor
and intimate companion of the Sultan
of Morocco from November, 1900, to
March, 1902. The drawings show the
suItan's first view of the ocean since
childhood, the sultan and his minister
of war watching the royal fireworks In
the palace grounds, the sultan leaving
Morocco In state for camp, and q
portrait from life of Morocco's ruler.
Mr.. Schneider's story of his unique ex-
perience in Morocco will be Illustrated
further: from numerous sketches in
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County Correspondence.
for Indiana Monday where he will work

for Indiana Monday where he will work
as travelling salesman.
Miss Nettie Csrmody was Manches-
ter caller Saturday.
Miss Minnie Hogan visited with
friends in Winthrop this week.
Two of Mrs.. Smarzo's lady friends
from Maynard visited at her home
Thursday.
Miss Mary Kelly of Winthrop spent
Friday at the home OF M. A. Hogan.
The stockholders of the Farmers Co
operative Creamery held meeting here
Friday.
Forty Italian workmen are camped
here in railroad cars being employed by
the I. c. r. R.
[Too late for last week.
Miss Cooney of Waterloo is the CUES
OBJ Miss Sarah Murtaugh.
J.J. Mulvehill of Waterloo spent the
week with his parents here.
The corner stone of the hew church
was laid Wednesday, the following
priests were present: Father Cooney
of Waterloo; Father Ryan, of Allison
Father O'Mears, of Manchester; Father
Ryan, of Ryan and Father Mulligan. o.
Winthrop.
Lewis Eiaercher shipped carload o.
hogs Monday.
Miss Jessie Smith spent Sunday q
home.
James Nolan and Mary Strain wer,
married at the Catholic church her
Wednesday, Father Nolan of Du
buque performed the ceremony.
DIR. Joyce and Mr. Hennesy wer'
passengers to Manchester Saturday.
| Nike Flynn took his departure TO
Dubuque Friday.
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LAMONT.

John Flaucher and Fred Retz were
looking after fine horses in Manchester
Saturday.
PUT" Hilton sold his bay team this
morning to Ham Booth for $3.50. They
are. q nice team and the price is a nice
zone. z-
Frank Sharp and wife and Wm. Gold,
smith, spent Saturday and Sunday in
Manchester, the guests of Royal Reader
and wife.
Mrs. VIM TrunabIee returned Tues
day from few days visit with her son.
Harry Trumblee at Manchester and her
daughter Mrs. H. B. Heasy, at Delhi
and their families.
Fred Retz and Frank Carey went to
North Dakota Tuesday taking with
them few loads of stock for the for.
mer's ranch there. Frank will help pu,
in crop before returning.
]. ii. vonOven called on friends in
Manchester Sunday.
| Frank Sobods is confined to his bed
with sickness.
| Rev. Ostrich and wife drove to Win
throp Friday on business Leader.
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MAsoNvILLE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Hixson and
Eugenia of Tennessee are guests at the
home of f. S. Griffin.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Mart Caster on
Monday, April 20, q bright baby boy.
Ed Ryan and sister, Emma took their
departure for Nebraska Tuesday where
Ed intends making their future home
Mrs. Free and son Harry returned
home Saturday from visit at Water
I'm s ~ 80 :.
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The Great Excur-
sion of 1903.

The Real Estate Agents. and home
seekers Special Excursion South, to
leave Manchester at $40 p. IN. Monday, May is,
via the illinois Central Railroad, will be one OF
the great events of the season, and every man
who may be looking for Southern Investmen 8,
Southern Lands, or u Southern Home, cannot
afford to miss this opportunity of making a most
delightful and interesting ten days trip through
the States of Kentuckey. Tennessee, Mississippi
and Louisiana. For rates and itinerary of the
trip and for sleeping car accommodations, apply
ut once to the undersigned.
J.F. MERRY,
Asst. Gen'l Pass. Agent,
l7-3w Dubuque, Iowa.
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The bonded Indebtedness of the City is
s2l.C0o.s0
The amount of Bonds that may be issued
under the ASSESSING nj of 1902 Is 81, s0S GO,
The City has rented from Mrs. S Sherman
1890 90 worth OF Water Mains on which they
ure paying SIX per cent semi-annual interest
and from Hoyt Bros. the Stand Tower valued
at s5949.0 90 on which they are paying seven per
cent semi-annual interest.
Respectfully submitted.
Il. r. ROBINSON,