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And Delicious Flavor.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

George B. Alton and wife to Sarah p. Head,
lot 6, block 2, Ridgewoods addition, 81. 100.
Milo Adams and wife 10 John Il. Kurth and
wife. lot l. block 2, A.. T. Ankeny's addition.
$780,
Anna A. Betcher and husband to Annie Lun-
dell. south half lots and 8, block r. Bryn
Mawr, $780,
Commonwealth Title Insurance and Trust COM
pany to Lilisn ]. Knowles. lot 1, block s.,
Summit Park addition, ETC., $1,750.
Florence NJ DOYLE to John DouGherty, lots 5
and 6. block 2. Griswolds Third addition, $500.
NJ. FL. Hegerle ct al. to George j. Wechser,
lot 3, block =, Hegerler & Gothmanns addition,
$500.
Nettie NJ. Gates ct al. to Belle Silbough lot
Mary E. Remission and husband to Vernon e.
Eddy, lot , TO- block 3. Woodwork & Davis ad-
Lillian j. knowles to Edgar H. Bass. lot l.,
block 5, Summit Park addition 81, $50.
eier, part lots L, - and 20, block II, Manages
Martha ~ Parry to Sarah Belle Head, lot 8,
klock 9. Anderson, Douglas & Co.'s First addi-
ton. 81, O00.
Alice A. Russell to Samuel S. Thorpe, lots
IL and -. block 30, Groyeland addition, 81. 600
Elizabeth E. Turner ct al. (trustee) to Mary
s. Ladue. part lot 1. block 10, Morrison, Sm1tl
y hancock s ADDITION, $500.
j. D. Woodwork and wife to Milton A. Nc
Clure, lots IL and 49, block 10, Williams addi
ton, $525.
Six minor Deeds $780,
Total, twenty deeds, So, 76O,
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INDORSE A. j. AIOHER
Business Men Hope He Will Be G. W.
General Agent Here.

Warm commendatory letters in
dorsing the application of A. ]:
Atcher for the position Of general
agent for the Great Western IN Min
neapolis, succeeding Lincoln c.. Rains.
have been sent by prominent shippers
to the general offices in st. Paul. Mr..
Aicher has been in the Minneapolis
office for fourteen years. For four
years he has been city passenger and
ticket agent and for ten years oe1ore
was assistant
In his contract with the shippers
Mr.. Aicher has established reputa-
ton for faithful discharge Of his
duties. He has peculiar ability n
his line strengthened by a capacity fol
hard work It is. believed that Mr.
Aicher has long lead FOR the place
aItho other applications have beer
received by the officials.
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Careless Reading

The awkward mistakes that the
majority of the readers newspa pers
and magazines make in answering
advertisements shows how carelessly
they must read. For instance, a man
recently walked 5000 miles to the
worlds fair to win a prize of $4,000
that he carelessly read had been Of
fered to the man who came on foot
no such prize had been offered. Less
and more careful reading, like less
food, would be better for all Of us.
Speaking Of less food, are you using
golden grain belt beer instead of a
steady meat diet this summer? II
not, try it and see how much better
you will feel. It contains the strength
Of bread and meat in liquid form, fol
it's brewed from purest barley malt
and hops.
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IITLEHELP FROM LIND

Democratic Nominee for Governor
Must Paddle Own Canoe.
. Democrats who are close to Lind
assert that it is probable the guber-
Material nominee Of the democratic
party. providing Lind finally refuses to
be that man. can look for little aid
from Lind. This is because, they as
sert, Lind has consented to become
subject to the desires of the national
democratic committee, and that the
committee will probably send Lind on
campaigning tour thru the doubtful
states, to the abandonment Of Mime
sofa,
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THE FIIIPINOS' EXHIBIT


Island Government Invested More Than a
Million In It. s.s.1zs
ST. Louis, July 26.-The interest Of the
Filipinos In the exposition is illustrated
by their exhibit which is known as the
Philippine government exposition. This
exposition was paid for by the government
of the Philippine islands, and not by the
United States government. With the ex-
ception of 100000, contributed by the
Louisiana Purchase exposition, the entire
investment, representing over $1,000, 900,
was appropriated by the islands them
selves. .r--.. .. .. 80.
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b .-- = e "a
Special to The Journal
Dickinson, N. D., July ga
ranchman reports a surveying crew
about forty miles southeast heading
towards Dickinson. It is surmised
that it is either a 500 line or the Mil
waulxee road crew surveying for a
right Of way into Dickinson and north
to Oakdale. The road is to run from
Boreman county, South Dakota, along
the north fork of the Cannonball
river in a northwesterly direction to
Dickinson and north.
The news has brought great re-
joicing to the farmers and ranchmen
The line will shorten the route to the
twin cities over $50 miles. South and
southeast Of Dickinson the land is ex.
cellent for farming, is we'll settled
with a good class of farmers and more
are coming in each year. The only
drawback thus far has been the dis
tant market.
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The 500 at Detroit.

Special to The Journal
Detroit, MINI, July 2s.-The first pas
senger train on the 500 extension made
up here yesterday with two passenger
coaches and a baggage car running as 1ar
south as Glenwood. The rails are now
laid about ten miles beyond White Earth.
e. M. Perkins has been appointed agent
here.
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BUILDING PERMITS.

A Latham. Tenth street S. greenhouse
$1,000. - S~'>
E.: S. Fisher, 1928 Jefferson street NE, frame
dwelling, $105O.
Oliver Nolan. 1911 East Twenty-eighth street,
concrete block dwelling, 81 800.
:, American Real Estate Loan company, 1924
Monroe street NE, frame dwelling. 81, 500
dwelling. 81, 800
DR.. W. B. Heagerly. 1928 Irving avenue S,
frame dwelling. $4,000.
D. s: Bailey. 135 Orlin avenue Sc, brick dwell
ing 81 2oo ,r,-an ,zzz -r,,,.,.-
frame dwelling ST. O0O
Fifteen minor permits. S4S50
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POLITICAL NOTES.

W. 81. Eustis will speak this evening at a
meeting to be held in the Third Ward Repub.
Dreger The Orpheus society will sing.
meeting in the interests Of fl, Gap TIA IA
wednesday evening at 295O Nicollet avenue.
August J. Engquist has filed as candidate
for alderman in the tenth ward. The tenth
ward republicans are said to have united IL
promising to support him. Other filings fo
alder1nanic positions include O. H. Nelson, thir
teenth ward; w. A.. Love1and, twelfth ward
Erland Lind has filed for representative thu
republican ticket in the twenty ninth district.
Wednesday evening the eighth ward friends q
Captain A. A. Kelly, for nomination for sheriff
on the republican ticket, will hold meeting a
295O Nicollet avenue Frank NJ. Nye,, William
principal speakers. The Bryant post quartet will
furnish the music. ALI friends are invited.
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ness, tremblings, nervous headache,
cold hands and feet, pain in the back,
and other forms Of weakness are re-
lieved by Carriers Iron Pills, made
specially for the blood, nerves and
complexion.
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Minister'S Wine,

II always think said a reverend
guest, that a certain quantity of good
wine; does man no harm after a
good dinner" ooh, no, sir" replied
mine host, sit is the uncertain quaint
ity that does the mischief No
amount Of Pillsbury's vitos could in
jure one, because it is nothing but the
best part of pure wheat.
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Leaky roofs cause trouble and ex-
pense. Use Carey's. No trouble. No
expense. Both phones SIS. See W.
s. Mott Company.
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Pork Loins or Chops, per lib, 121sc.
Jellied Pigs Feet, per lb, 12ac.
Short Ribs of Beef. per lb, &c.
Y Lamb Stew, per lb, SC.
Arrnour's Star Hams, per lib, 12Ac-
Bismarck Herring, per can, 2Oc.
Breakfast Mackerel, each, Loo.
Dressed Corn Beef, per lb, 121ac.
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Montana Central Directors Chosen.

Great Falls, Mont, July 26.-At the, an
nual meeting of the stockholders of the
Montana Central Railway company held
in this city all directors were reelected, as
follows: Lewis w. Hill, M. D. Grover, r.
T harrington, E. Sawyer, l. Parker Yea
sey.
The meeting Of the directors to choose
officers will be held in st. Paul.
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Does your roof leak? We can stop
it. Both phones 37e. w. s. Mott
Company.
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RAILROADS.
NEW LINE TO DICKINSON

Surveying Promises Shorter Route tt
the Twin Cities.
La Junta tribune., 1904-09-10
soae aoaG local ,TGns.

The public schools open next
Monday.
Call at Miss Humphry's and see
the early fall styles in millinery.
X. w. Patterson left this morn
ing for the Worlds Fair at St.
Louis and other eastern points for
a six weeks visit.
Frank G~vagan leaves tonight
for Nntre Dame, Ind, to enter the
university. He will take the civil
engineering course.
Mr.. and Mrs Lyle Henkel, OF
Trinidad, who have been visiting
the formers father. Paul Henkel.
Of this city, returned home Thurs
day morning.
Miss Pearl Cunning, Of 1919
Routt avenue, is enjoying . few
days visit from her old schoolmate,
Miss Cliffe Conneil, Of La Junta.
Pueblo Star Journal.
Mrs DR.. Bryant has more house
plants than she desires to carry
through the winter and fos the
next thirty days will sell them q
one half the usual price.
The Los Angeles Times Wosld's
Fair Special passed through IL
lunts on delayed No. 4 Thussdey
night The great family joussal
wilI probably have . special as sbe
sezs Wessd's Fsis.
Rev. b. r. Fsasklia, q the A.
~ E. ebsseA. Doeres se1s ves&
IT. Csssssss 9Vsjn0s, - sseeel
|she asooal eeoessesee - ~
lehuseh Il 0onDUu m ~ ~
! - SssAsy 3. L. 1useA
La Junta tribune., 1904-09-10

tion T. F. Godding. Jr.. our pres
ent county commissioned from the
Rocky Ford district. Mr.. God
ding was nominated by acclama
ton. and. responded with a neat
speech Of acceptance.
For representative N. F. Miller
placed in nomination T. j. Stan.
ley, OF Manzanola. and he was
also nominated by reclamation.
For county clerk and recorder,
E. ]. Smith placed in nomination
II. ID. Garwood, the present in
cumbent, and he suffered the same
fate as the preceding candidate,
being nominated by acclamation.
La Junta tribune., 1904-09-10

members OF the county central
committee as follows:
Precinct No ,-F NJ We;lsnd
Precinct No 7-FTank Hayes
Precinct No 3-E Smith
Precinct No Nv II Hickox
Precinct No 5-H r Badger
Precinct No 6--Stephen Arcia
Precinct No p Chas Patterson
Precinct No S-H E Bird
Precinct No 81 N Lamb
Precinct No io-W c lIsnen
Precinct No IA NJ Brenna
man
Precinct No I7-Andy Mayors
Precinct No i3-H H Clark
Precinct No IA w shelton
Precinct No is-W r Tsrbox
Precinct No &c II Willis
Precinct No wv B Goblin
Precinct No ia L Kellogg
Precinct No I9-AsA Scudder
NJ. r. Miller. Of L. Junia, was
vas elected chairman Of the
county central committee, and 4.
]. Smith, Of Rocky Ford. secre
sssy. by reclamation.
Delegates TO the state conven-
sion 70 be held in Denver. Septem
La Junta tribune., 1904-09-10
that have arisen since his admins

that have arisen since his admins
tJasion began.
We hereby indosse the sctioa
OF our gallant Governor, James H
Pesbody. in his uniting efforts m
preserving, sofsr as IL was possible
for him to do so, law and order, zs
against lawiessness. ansrchv and
crime in this state. and gre hereby
pledge TO him ous hearty support
for denomination and re election.
We hereby insiosse the action 81
ous Republican Representatives,
b 9th in the nssionsl and state Iegis
Iassve halls, fos their active and
upsisiog services in the interest q
the party and to the State and -
also heartily iajosse ous e6cieae
end esssseous essaey obcisls. as1
shasA o1se0 ~ slS<is csseSsl 80
ps5oseohing sesviees-
fbeDg - . lively u5ssSe sesap
sves ~ eeseesiss = . sesee CO.
ssnl eo00ieoseDsa, wh5cA sesns
La Junta tribune., 1904-09-10

For county treasurer. NJ F. Mil
ler placed in nomination C.lrA.
BeeTbohm. the present incum'
bent, who was nominated by ac'
clamation.
Colonel A. Lockhart placed
in nomination for sheriff George
Barr, "the best sheriff in Colora.
do," sentiment that was cheered
to the echo. Mr.. LockhsTt said
that he did not know the pro
gramme, but il OteTo county had
a "ring," il was one Of the bes,
"rings" he ever heard OF and hs
was willing to indorse it. MIR
Barr was also nominated by accla
nation.
o. G. Hess placed in nomina.
ton for county judge A. c Sloan,
Of Rocky Ford, aud he joined the
"ring' and was nominated b,
acclamation.
For county superintendent oI
schools, John Brown, Of Fowler,
placed in nomination Mrs. Carrie
E. Money. Of Higbee. . former
we'll known resident OF Fowler and
also Of La Junts, who vas nomi
mated by scciamsiion. Mrs. Money
stirred up q great deal OF enthusi
La Junta tribune., 1904-09-10

mated amicably and without blood
b. Gohin, the present incumbent,
and F. NJ. Weiland presented the
name OF w. N. Randall Mr.
Randall received 7o votes and Mr..
Goblin 3S. On motion OF MIR Co
bin the selection OF MIR Randall
was made unanimous On motion
the time honored custom OF select
ing a lady m ember of the state
central committee was voted down
and G. II. Wi1chell was named as
an additional member OF the state
central committee.
The convention then elected the
La Junta tribune., 1904-09-10

reaffirm our allegiance to the time
honored principles OF the Repub.
lican party. and we pledge our
best .ffoTls to keep it as it always
has seen, government ot the peo
pie. 10y the people and for the peo
pie; and we condemn the acts OF
any person or persons whomso.
ever which are contrary to thes-
principles.
We hereby indotse the admin
istTation OF President Roosevelt in
his actions as TO all national ques
tons. including the treaty for the
building OF the greatest CONNER.
cial waterway the world has ever
seen. and his work in extending
our commerce TO the uttermost
limits Of the earth. thus furnishing
empl ,yment to untold numbers OF
working men, and bringing ,he
fruits and blessings of industry to
millions OF contented and happy
homes; and in his handling OF
trusts and monopolies, labor
troubles and all ntheT questions
La Junta tribune., 1904-09-10

her I4th, were elected as follows.
Precinct No IF NJ Weiland
Precinct No 2-P Stanley
Precinct No 3-Wm Green
Precinct No I'll A Steadman
Precinct No s-H p Badger
Precinct No On 4 Farwell
Precinct No Up A Helm
Precinct No S-P Mcdonald
Precinct No 90 G Hess
Precinct No Io-A w Green
Precinct No II-Dr E Ieffries
Precinct No i2-R G Dalton
Precinct No i3-G II Winchell
Pre- cinct No IA w Shelton
Precinct No I5-W r Gibson
La Junta tribune., 1904-09-10

The republican county conven
tion met in the Grand Opera
House at Rocky Ford Yesterday.
and placed in nomination the win
ming ticket OF the campaign this
iall ThOconvention was one OF
the largest ever held in Otero
county, containing AZ delegates,
every p'rcin Z being represented
b., a full delegation The conven-
ton WAS called to order by T. F.
Gpdiing. Jr.. chairman Of the re-
publican county central committee.
at 1885 . m, and the call was
.ead by Secretary Gibson. For
temporary chairman. n. E. Bird
nominated -. &. Hess. OF La
Junta. snd DE Balch. Ct Fowler,
was placed in nomination bv F.
N. Weiland. Mr.. Balch received
6s votes and o. g.. Hess 90. On
,notion Of Mr.. Hess the selection
Il MIR BzIch as temporary chair
man was made unanimous 7. F.
Downey. Of Ordway. was elected
temporary secretary OF the con-
vention.
The temporary cha irman then
announced the following commit.
tees: =
Credentials-W + Tarbox. 4
Waddington, Billy Green. A c
Draper. e J Smith.
Order oi business-G A kil-
gore, C 5 Stnbbs. q :! Wipchell,
Judge Conari, w l. Cloves.
Resoiutions-O q Hess. A c
Slosp. r n Weiisud
Permanent Orgsnizsiion-W o b
Gohip, X Money. NJ z Fsrwell.
5 " Cs-ss=y. 4 Stanley.
Before sdjonsning to allow the
committees TO report. A E Bent,
Of Lamar, candidate for the sepub-
licsn nomiu alton for state auditor.
wss invited to address she couven-
ton The Askansas Valley has
never been represented on the
state ticket and Mr.. Bent thought
she time propitious TO ''bsesk in
lie expected to receive the nomi-
ostion aud 5e elected by $4,000
nsjogisy. and declared that he
would appreciate the support OF
ne Ot.so delegation to the state
eodvenstus-
An sdjousn~ens vas then tshen
ontiI "a o'cl 1ck.
Cpo1 fesssembIing the comasss-
) o<e on sesoyusions vas the 6sss to
make les report The sesolusious.
oh5rh ssAssse ssse s.s5sosl sd~dss
ipssssiso - cssessss Pssts6ys
enthusiastically. sse - eolioss:
We. she sepsesese11ives q -
nseub,srss Sessy = Usess eesssy,
- enoveosjoa ssseobsed. beseeJ =
La Junta tribune., 1904-09-10
Precinct No i6-G n Willis
Precinct No.I7-J A Lockhart
Precinct No r4-C,eo Gross


Precinct No. I7-J A Lockhars
Precinct No IS-Geo Gross
Precinct No I9-W N Randall
Delegates to the judicial con
vention to be held in Pueblo, Sat
nsday. September 10th, were elect
ed ss follows:
Precinct No = Levi Williams
Precinct No 7-Frank Hayes
Precinct No 3-Arthur Casebeer
Precinct No Al E Dukes
Precinct No 5-H + Badger
Precinct No &C L Seeley
Precinct No u n Crosley
Precinct No sc w Haskins
Precinct No On F Miller
Precinct No io-J ID Conasd
Precinct No 1T r Downey
/. Precinct No &c l. Seeley
Precinct No I3-W w Hubbard
Precinct No ia W Shelton
Precinct No is-M Cook
Precinct No r6-John Holly
Precinct No NV b Goblin
Precinct No sc v Kinney
Precinct No i9-E L Estep
For state senator, A. L. kellogg,
Of Rocky Ford. placed in nomins-
La Junta tribune., 1904-09-10

asm by making speech Of accep
tance full Of zeal for party success,
coupled with high appreciation
Of the responsible duties OF the
Office to which she IS an aspirant.
For county assessor, U. S. Ring
er, of Rocky Ford, was also nom
mated by acclamation.
When some one asked, "Whom
will we have for coroner9" there
was an almost unanimous chorus,
Billy Green. He had no oppo-
sition and was also nominated tby
acclamat,on. Mr.. Sloan, who had
"a nominating speech prepared, was
shut off without being given an
opportunity to delve in ora,ory.
He thought the Democrats would
endorse "Billy."
For county commissioner from
the Rocky Ford district there were
five candidates George ingalls,,
of Ordway; w. n. Hickok. Of
Rocky Ford; c. c. Washurn, Of
Rocky Ford; G. A. Daring, Of
Rocky Ford; and H. Wiley, of
Rocky Ford On the first ballot
ingalls, received 81 votes. Hickok
38, Washburn aS, Daring 4. and
Wiley 6. Necessary to choice.
81. On the second ballot the vote
was as follows; ingalls, 10, Hick-
ok 3s, Washbnrn IS, Daring 4.
Wiley !, Mr. ingalls, was declared
the nominee.
Senator Faiwell introduced a
resolution indorsing Mr.. Brooks
as a candidate Tor congressman-at at
large, which was amended to in
ciude Governor Peabody, and
reads as follows:
Resolved, by the Republican
convention oil Otero county that IN
recognition OF the earnest and val-
uabi- efforts OF Hon. Franklin h
Brooks, congressman at large from
Colorado, we do hereby instruct
our delegates to the state conven-
lion to vote for h,s nomination and
they are also instructed to vote tor
Governor Peabody.
For county commissioner from
the hrst district, n. II. Clark
placed in nomination ]. w. Fisher.
OF La Junta; an announcement
that was greeted with prolonged
applause. Mr.. Fisher was de-
clsred the unanimous choice OF the
convention, and responded briefly
to loud and persistent calls for
"speech."
The following resolution, nam
ing a committee to fill vacancies,
closed the proceedings Of the con.
vention:
Resolved, That this convention
hereby make, designate and ap.
point NJ. F. Miller, d. E. Balch
aud T.. ]. Smith committee to fill
all vacancies and do and perform
all acts which this convention
might do to perfect this ticket and
cure all defects that may be raised
against certificates which may be
filed by the officers of this convcn-
s:on
La Junta tribune., 1904-09-10
REPUBLICAN HARMONY
IN GREAT CHUNKS,
Every Candidate, With One Exception,
Nominated by A(ddmdtion.
1NfI NAnfD Will WIN IN A SLOW Walk.
One Of the Largest Political Conventions Ever
Held il Ot0o County,. Roosevelt and
GeverlN Ptlboly Endorsed.

State Senator-T. r. Goddng. IT, OF Rocky Ford.
Representatives. Stanley. Of Manzanoa
County Cerk-Harry D. Gsrwood of Rocky Ford.
County freasnrer-C. l;eeTbohm OF La Junta
County Judge-A c. Sloan. OF Rocky Ford.
Sherf-Geoge Barr. OF La Junta.
Assessor-U Ringer. of Rocky Ford.
County Surveyor-R A. Sawyer.
OF SchoosMs Carrie e Money, Hiebee
Coroner-.Bly' Green, OF Rocky Ford
Commissioner, First District w. Fisher. La
Commissioned Second DistrictGeorge Ingalls, Ordway
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Especial Ito The Times Dispatch.)
5AI.ExANDR1A.. VA, July 2s.--An injnnc-.
ton restraining the city Council from dis
posing Of the city electric franchise was
granted ttis afternoon by Judge Barley in
the Cooperation Court upon the petition II Of.
Councilman Frank spinks This action blocks
the proposed legislation at the Council meet
Ing thts evening for the sale sof the fra NJ y
.eeleiasyof the f = 81 s' rs
fterday4 az the Methodist, baptist and Chris
Mems christian Association work. The meet
gFsssa' steamer
SsnaeeS Riyss from sfefs hss als &:
!ssins tNo UPS the s ssamsd !.
ssaG sshsass sas
rested this evening charged With the s, shooting
young man ~ theanamr OF Synktoop
e
cen,n hs in habits became incensed BY the
taunts Of ykoop Will, they were M9rkihs
f 1s5ter str aea T who Is
man with an ear OF Upon ts proy;;
! fired.A the BALI which entered Just below III:
heart was DETECTED ]. by striking a NIB ana
b tf ana nd bro pronounced the wound not likely
to be fatal. Edmonson was lodged in jail %
await d preliminary hearing before e magis-5
& NEWPORT NEWS. Charlie Jones. q negro
i hievcla thief serving a. fifteen-monthsIs sens
tence In jail to-day ESCAPED from the cha ~
Yard Receiving their balls and chains, ne
5s1mp9tIMay TT HILL, ~ ftAr drinking
which sa stood sensllmni VA.
taEens very iii last Friday Mi ht. = s4WaA
very sick Tor but new y es.tis
board composed Of colone ! q
= II - 81. Reeves spent the day az
Fort Monroe and mad ottle1a, ~
~ he hoard left for washington TO- night s
WINCHESTER: A. hitherto unusual Hansra,
nsr
= CITATION TO attend the annual reunion
Of the heEim MIiI BE- held soon
1,hsIr last reunion was held here last year.