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The sun., 1905-02-13
TROLLEY Cars HIT AT CROSSING.
six People Hurt at Madison Avenue and
ll0th Street.

Northbound Madison avenue car 1909
tried TO beat eastbound Lexington avenue
car 2694 over the crossing at Madison ave-
nue. and il6th street at $40 o'clock last
night. The cars collided with a crash that
was heard for blocks around. Six people
were hurt. fve slightly and one badly
They are:
FEISDMAS. SIMON, i77o Madison avenue. Suner'
Ina from shock and bruises about head and shoul-
ders.
FmRnMA., HERMAN. 50. sl7 Fast Eighty ninth
street. Shock and bruises: arm cut.
RoPIJK. HERMAN, ~, 80 East iioth street Cut
and bruised and arm wrenched
KoPtK. Mrs, HERMAN. Suffering from shock!
cut about hands and arms.
SCHAURENER, MAX, 20. 10 Fast ii2th street IN
jured internally. may die: removed TO his home
ScHAULRsBK. Mrs. Cut abou, face and body.
Schauerner was treated by an ambulance
surgeon from Harlem Hospital and then
taken home The others were cared for
on the spot and sent home in ambulances.
The Madison avenue car got TO the cross
ing a second or two before the Lexington
avenue car. and it's motorrnan tried to get
right OF way over the crossing. The Lex-
ington avenue cars motorman was trying
to do the same thing. Both saw the dnnger
at about the same instant and botn set
brakes and tried to stop, but the wheels
slipped and slid on the icy tracks and the
cars went together at right angles.
The Madison avenue car got the worst
OF IL. The front platform was ripped on
and part of the side was stove in by the nose
OF the Lexington avenue car Schauerner
and the others hurt we're sitting we'll to
the front Of the car and were hurled TO the
floor and against the seats with great force.
Policemen Grogan and Sharkey OF the
East 1olth street station we're supposed 70
be on duty in the neighborhood They
made no arrests. did not learn the names
Of the motormen and did not report the
case until half past 10 o'clock.
The sun., 1905-02-13
5000 900 CLAIM ALLOWED.
Theatre Manager OF johannesburg to Re-
cehe That sum From Great Britain.

Theatre Manager OF johannesburg to Re-
ceI,e That sum From Great Britain.
SAN Francisco. Feb. 12.-Word has been
received here by Frank McVickers OF the
Majestic Stock Company here, who is one
Of the intimate friends of Luscomb Scar
ellie one time millionaire impresario OF
South htricn. who il very i'll at Walldeck
Hospital that the 100000 claim OF the
old manager against the British Govern
ment has been allowed and will soon he
paid.
The claim arises out OF the confiscation
Of all of Searelle's property by the Boer Gov
ernment at the time OF Jameson's raid
Among other things, Saarelle purchased
seyeral thousand stands Of arms and con-
cealed them under the stage Of his Johannes
burg theatre. Boer stage hand dis
ooycred the hidden rifles and Informed
President Kruger Not only were the arms
oon6scated and used against the British
later. but all nrelle's estate was taken by
the Government and he was sentenced
to be shot.
Powerful friends caused the sentence to
be initiated and he was allowed TO leave
with John Hays Hammond for this country,
Int his property was kept by the Boerr.
Al the CLOSE Of the war Searelle put In tbs
claim which il is reported has now been
allowed He stands poor show OF getting
the monoy. as he is dying and his friends
have been obliged to advance his hospital
aSncnses His latest work was the collab-
Grafton Of @Mizpah' with Ella Wheeler
pVtipow
The sun., 1905-02-13
PULLED A GUN on THE UMBRIA
Extra Gallant Passenger Gets into Fracas
About Woman.

A tale came from Quarantine last night
that a second cabin passenger aboard the
Cunarler Umbria, in from Liverpool had
caused much excitement yesterday after
noon while the liner was within twenty
miles of port by fourishing a revolver,
and that he was dlsarmed and put Under
restraint by the ships officers. A. the
Cunard pier Detectives Moody and Leeson
investigated. and reduced the tale TO this;
Miss NJ. Hessian. a young English woman,
In the second cabin had let j. M, Jenihan,
a follow voyager, know that she had very
little money left after paying her fare at
Liverpool The gallant Lehman imnedi-
ately began to tako up a subscription
for the young woman. He had obtained
several dollars when William Wayne, who
announced that Miss Hessian was his ward,
declared that Mr.. Lenihan bad no jristif-
cation for butting in and that Mr.. Wayne
was fully capable OF attending to the wants
of Miss Hessian.
Lenihan insisted on going on with his coll
lection Mr. Wayne appealed to Capt
Stephens, who referred the case to the chief
officer. All hands interested assembled in
the stateroom OF the young woman. There
were hot words between Wayne and Leni-
han and Wayne pulled revolver and pointed
it at Lenihan.
The Young woman screamed and Loni-
han grabbed Wayne The chief officer and
a second cabin passenger. who was TO act
as a sort OF arbitrator, also caught hold Of
Wayne, who was forced to the floor and sat
upon and disarmed
He was sequostered for a time and when
the ship docked he had cooled of entirely.
He and Lenihan then apooeized to each
other. the young woman and the chief
officer. Leeson and Moody decided that
they could do nothing in the matter. as
Wayne's revolver had been confscsted
and he could not be held for carrying con-
cealed weapons in this jurisdiction. The
young woman, Wayne and Lenihan went on
in the same cab. all full of smiles.
The sun., 1905-02-13
ssIANs ExPEcr ATTACK.
Fortifylns on the Rish, 10 stop a Turning
Movement.
Special cable Despatch 10 TIE suN.

.Spec,1i Gable Despatch 10 THE SUN.
TOXIC, Feb. IA report from the Japan
ese army headquarters states that this
Russians continue their daily skirnish at
tacks and minor bombardmsnts for the
purpose of searching the japanese posi-
tions. The Russians are busily engaged
in fortifying opposite the Japanese left
evidently in anticipation Of a turning move
ment
1t IA officially announced that the total
number Of Russian dead collected on ths
field at Heikoutai up to Feb 10 was 1000
indicating that the Russian casualties were
larger than at first supposed
The festival OF Kigensst6u, or celebra-
ton OF the founding Of the present Japanese
DYNASTY. was celeb rated brilliantly yester-
dav by the court. The capital and all the
other japanese cities were decorated in
honor Of the occasion The Mikado, in
speech in reply to the congratulations that
were showered upon him. made not the
slightest reference 20 the war.
despatch from Gen. Nodzu's head
Quarters on the Sha River states that the
day was also celebrated there by the Jap
anese officers and troops. Gen. Nod1l
Eave a banquet. at which the guests in
cuded Gen Prince Kanin OF the japanese
army and Prince Carl OF Hohenzollern, tho
representative of Emperor William. Gen.
Nodzu toasted the Mikado and the Kaiser,
and Prince Carl, speaking in Jaranese,
called for banzais for Gen. Nodzu
on Friday last the Japanese captured
of Hokkaido the German steamer Paros,
sses tons. laden with munitions Of war.
destined for Vladivostok
The sun., 1905-02-13
THE PEACE PRIZE.
Movement on Foot 10 Secure the Nobel
Prize for Nr. Rartholdt 0f 81. Louis.

WASHINGTON, Feb IA quiet move
ment is on foot in Congress to secure the
Nobel prize for Richard Bartholdt. Mem
ber Of Congress from St. Louis Represen-
tatiye Burton of Ohio. member Of the Inter
parliamentary Council, is heading the
movement. Alre y a petition has been
circulated which has the signatures OF more
than 200 members Of Congress. The honor
is one sought for Mr. Bartholdt because OF
his services in behalf Of the international
peace movement. The honor has never
been conferred upon an American.
There are five of the great Nobel prizes
and the one which his colleagues think
should go 10 Mr.. Bartboldt is worth $4,000
The prize is known as the peace prize
and Is given -to the person who has done
most or labored best for tho cause OF fra
teruity among different peoples, for the
suppression or reduction OF standing armies
or for the promotion OF peace congresses.
The movement was started in Europe
by friends who believed Mr., Bartholdts
services for peace deserved International
recognition.
The sun., 1905-02-13
DELAFIELD HOLD-UP MAN HELD.
LAWYER and Butler Both in Court Against
Rcingold.

The man who tried TO hold up Lawyer
Lewis L. Dslafield's butler, Arthur Wirtaner.
waived examination irthe West Side court
Yesterday morning. In court he stuck
TO julius Reingold as his name. He Is
a short. stocky. German, about 5 feet =
has light. curly hair and speaks almost
no English He has been in the country
The prisoner said that he was born in
Hamburg and that he was bad man in
his own country He had been working
in the kitchen OF Pabst's l25th street place
until three weeks ago, when he lost his
lob. Since then he has been out Of work.
He was held in 81 900 bail for trial.
Both Mr.. Delafield and Wirtaner were in
court. The latter is also German, as
biz as his hold-up countryman is under
sized
The sun., 1905-02-13
INVESTIGATING PANAMA n. n.
SUBCOMMITTEE OF the House Commerce
Committee In This City for That Purpose.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 12.-The sub-com-
rnittee Of the House Committee on Inter
state and Foreign Commerce, OF which
Representative Shackleford Of Missouri
is chairman, which has been inquiring into
the affairs Of the Panama Railroad Com
many. went 10 New York this afterno on
10 continue it's investigation. The chief
object OF the committee will be to ascertain
the sources and quantities OF the com
nanv's income. For months report has
been in circulation that the company Jug
clad figures 30 as TO make IL appear that 1t
Was earning n much greater dividend than
il was nctually earning.
Another purpose of the committee Is 70
INQUIRE into the relations existing between
the company and the chipping lines with
which ID has been in alliance. One Of the
charges against the company is that 1t was
in Agreement with the transcontinental
railroads 10 keep up rates, 50 that there
was really no competition between the
rail and water route by way OF the 18th
mus and the transcontinental railroads.
Incidentally the sub committee will en-
deavor TO discover who held the shares OF
capital stock not owned by the Govern
ment.
The sun., 1905-02-13
WIRELESS SENT OVERLAND.
Communication for Commercial Purposes
Between chicago and kanss. City.

CHICAGO. Feb. i2.--wlreles9 telegraphic
communication between Chicago and
Kansas City was established for commercial
purposes yesterday by the American De
Forest Wireless Telegraph Company. A
mast go feet high furnishes the moanf
OF elevating the wires, the station itself
being on the ground.
Mayer Harrison exchanged messa ges
with Mayor j. H. Nef OF Kansas City and
Mayor Rolo Wells Of st. Louis, on the
establisnment OF tho new service. States
Attorney Hoaly sent a message OF con-
gratuations to Gov. Deneen at Spring
field. The Springfield Office Of tho com
pany was in perfect communication with
the Chicago ONCE, and there was not the
slightest trouble with the Kansas City
ONCE, according to William II. ocker,
Chicago manager Of the company.
The sun., 1905-02-13
Thrse Llrehoats stovc--W. 4. Pinkerton
Returns Robert ConyaIesccnt.

The American liner New York, which
arrived last night from Southampton and
Cherbourg, had tussle with heavy weather
all the way across the sea, which delayed
her nearly day Tall crests leaped over
her weather bow and lifting three hfeboats
from their chocks let them down again so
violently that their hulls we're stove. Some
OF the ships rail forward was broken and
bent. At times she vas forced by the wild
head seas to slow down 10 quarter speed.
Among her passengers was William A.
Pinkerton, brother OF Robert Pinkerton,
head of the detective agency, who went
abroad last fall TO recover his health.
Robert according to his brother, has been
completely restored mentally and phys
ically, and will return TO New York in
June. He Is now travelling in the Nile
country with his wife.
The sun., 1905-02-13
KTRBY BRIBERY INDICTMENTS.
Fourteen Bills Said TO Have Been Returned
Against Alleged Participants.

AUSTIN. Tex. Feb. i2.--It is reported
that the special Grand Jury which yester-
day returned bills Of indictment against
John II. Kirby, the president Of the Kirby
Lumber Company, for giving bribo, and
against Warren Moore District Attorney
of Austin, for accepting a bribe OF si2,6oo
for the dismissal of suit in the District
Court here against the Kirby Lumber Com
pany for alleged violation Of the antitrust
law. has returned fourteen additional bills
OF indictment against persons alleged to
have been involved in the bribery transac-
ton.
No further arrests have been made.
The sun., 1905-02-13
CUBAN WINS AUTO RACE.
JOY in Havana over Carricaburu's victory
-Niishaps Beat Americans.
Special Gable Despater 10 THE sUN.

Special Gable Despatef 10 THE SuN.
HAVANA. Feb. 12.-Tha international auto
mobile race here to-day for cup valued
at 81 .Ooo. given by the Havana municipal
authorities, was won by Ernesto Cauica-
buru. a Cuban, who drove E. j. ConilPs
90 horsepower Mercedes stripped tour
ing car. He covered the course from Havana
TO San Cristobal and return, a distance Of
100 kilometres. or little less than 100 miles,
in hour so minutes SO SO seconds.
Tracey. driving Major C. j. 5. Miller S
10 horsepower RenRult. was second. hls
time was hour So minutes 25 seconds.
I,omis Marks 40 horsepower Mercedes
touring car. driven by Blrk, was third
Mendoza was fourth and o. +. Thomas's =
90 horse-p power De Dietrich, Fletcher dr1Y-
ing. was fifth.
Tracey made the best time on the out
ward run, covering the distance in 81 min
t1tes % seconds against 81 minutes % sec
onds by Carricaburu, but coming home he
lost his batteries and broke his gasolene
feed pipe, which he tied up with q hahd-
kerchief Fletcher also had bad luck,
breaking tire on the outward run, "hiGn zen
caused him TO lose eleven minutes He
did the outward run, however, IN 50 min
,ites 10 seconds. Coming home he broke
his oil tank and lost all his oil. The only
two real racing cars that were entered
were. consequently, put out OF the race
The weather was fine. and a large crowd
OF spectators went TO the stand that bad
been erected at a point about nine miles
from the city. This stand was connected
with the various stations along the road by
a telephone and "a the cars passed me
stations those on t1e stand were nforred
Of their positions.
Miller protested against Fletcher's start
ON the ground that he was pushed across
the starting line, as his car did not start
ron,llar with the Cubans. who are naturally
elated that one of their countrymen should
heat the foreign drivers. f. r. Thomas
who was injured on Friday while speeding
his car over the course. saw to-day's race
He had his injured arm in a sing ana a
~ ,fc ,xeo
The sun., 1905-02-13
RUSSIAN ARMY IN BAD SHAPE.
Commanders at Odds, the Men Downcast
and Provisions Scarce.
Special cable DeiDaieh 10 THH sun

Special cable DciD1ich 70 THB Sun
LONDON. Feb. i3.-Reports from Man
churia continue TO allege distrist, dissen-
sions, intrigues, anarchy and ether bad
conditions in the Russian army, which
unitedly spell not only defeat. but dis
aster.
A Russian war correspondent denounces
the carelessness and negligence Of the
commanders which, he decssres are bor-
derine on crime He says that the COM
manders are at skies and sevens, the men
downoast and provisions scarce
The sun., 1905-02-13
Made the Mistake Of Trying 10 Hold Up
saloon When the Marshal Was There.

VICTOR, Col. Feb 1.-Two robbers were
killed and three citizens wounded in an
attempted hold-up OF the Liberty Bell
saloon last hight. The robbers apparently
recognizing Marshal Webster and Deputy
Sheriff Gleason, who were among the pa
irons. opened fire IN entering Fully fifty
shots were fired The two robbers are
dead. Edward Fay, proprietor Of tho place,
is wounded mortally and Henry Drach.
his partner, and Frank Edmundson, a
miner, are hurt seriously.
There was large amount OF money in
the safe.
The sun., 1905-02-13
Prince OF wales warden of Cinuue Ports.

Special Cdbt Dtspaleh % TIE sun
LONDON, Feb. y. The Prince Of Wales
has been appointed Lord Warden of the
Cinque Ports in succession to Lord CurZon,
ViceroY OF India, who resigned the office,
which Is now a purely honorary one. The
prince of Wales is the l53d Lord Warden
since the time OF William the Conqueror,
who created the Office
The sun., 1905-02-13
BARK LOST HER MATE
VINO Went Aloft IN Tempest to Help Furi
Sail.

The British bark Peru, which arrived
yesterday from New Zealand and anchored
in the bay, was eight days battling with
head winds north OF HatteTas The weather
was bitterly cold and some Of the crew
were unable TO work aloft. The mate,
George W. Treise an EnglishmAn. only 2i
years old, lent a hand in furling sail In a
tempest on Thursday, DE was hurled
from the maintopgallant yard by the lurch-
ing Of the vessel and dropped into the sea.
II was i'm possible 10 launch boat, and
the mate was lost.
The sun., 1905-02-13
POINTS TO EARLY PEACE.
situation At sevRstopoi Confirms Rumori
OF Negotiations.

Special Cable Dsspaioh 10 THE sun
LONDON. Feb. ia despatch to the
LaiIy Graphic from Sevastopol says that
confirmation seems TO be given 70 the
rumors Of impending peace negotiations by
the continued Withholding OF mobilization
orders al Taurida, which we're expected
ten days ago, and also by the sudden sus-
pension Of the supply OF war munitions
from the Sevastopol arsenal and the cancel
lation of the demands for field guns from
the Caucasus
The sun., 1905-02-13
Hamburs.Amerlcan ships for Russia

specihl cable Dtfpdioh 10 THE SUN.
LONDON. Feb. Is.-The Times revives
the report that the Hamburg American
Steamship Company will sell its steamers
Deutschland and Hamburg to Russia for
e7o0 900 and 400. 900 respectively.
The sun., 1905-02-13
LIGHTsHIP ADRIFT AGAIN.
Cornfleld Reef Vessel Caught AFTER Being
Carried on Six Miles.

SATBBooK, Conn, Feb. i2.-Cornfeld
Reef Lightship, Capt. John Beehe. which
was carried away from her station by Aoat-
ing ice week ago. was again caught in an
ice fioe this morning The prompt arrival
OF lighthouse tender Cactus saved the weasel
from possible danger, as she had drifted
nearly six miles east Of cornheld Reef when
rescued by the Cactus.
The lightship has crew'of twelve.
The sun., 1905-02-13
aso MILE BALLOON TRIP.
French Aeronauts Go From London TO
suburb OF Paris.

LONDON, Feb. l2-Faure and Lathom.
French aeronauts, have made balloon voy-
age from the Crystal Palace. South Londcn'
to st. Denis. suburb Of Paris, distance
Of $50 miles. In oI5 hours They started
Last night, while stiff northwest wind was
blowing,
The sun., 1905-02-13

wheatenA for breAkiasi means all the nutrtve
tAfT OF the wheat, from gluten 10 germ, and that
means daily health and strengtn.-Adr.
The sun., 1905-02-13

while thr weather is pleasant there Pennsyl-
vhnia Railroad Tour February II. h2oo or $40
oovery All eIprnses for three days. Details from
c. studds, p. A.. 40. 2ea Sth Avenue. New YORK.
1fr
The sun., 1905-02-13

Iik merit morning. Cincinnati - p. NJ, Indian.
spolIs 1,0o p. ". 81 Louis 81 p. n. by Neu York
Central Pine Service No excess fhre.-AGe.
The sun., 1905-02-13

toward Colorado Utah California and the Pacific
Const is offered hy the New York Central Lines.
Something doing all The year round. Ask our
agents for partiCulars.-Afr.
The sun., 1905-02-13

For rhiIls on a chilly morning hot WhcatenA
~, brraEfnet puts the tuElc In the blood. the
glow on the cheek. save the CertihcAte.--Adt.
The sun., 1905-02-13
NEW Y0RR HAS WILD WEATHER.

NJ No further arrests have been made.
The sun., 1905-02-13
TWO ROBBERs sHoT DEAD.

The lightship has crew 'of twelve.
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.BADOITEMS.
BY BLACK EYE AND BLus -!

Hello kind Editor and Cor. we
will come with o few items for
your valuable Cars SET.
Fine weather ut present writing.
Flowing corn i. the order of the
day.
Wheat is looking fine in this
part Of the community.
the Lone Star Sunday School
was we'll attended last Sunday.
The 18th Of June is Oh ildren q
Day and they are going, to have
dinner on the ground, every. body
is invited.
Castle aad Mandie:: Dodson
were the welcome guest Of Bsrtha
Varnell Sxndny.
".'he singing at Mr.. aud Mrs,
varnell Sunday night was well at.
tended, oil report nice time.
Mr.. Jessie Frisbee has returned
from the west and is visiting par
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Pa'cnt Attorneys, v shine,on ID G..
Granted to Missouri inven' RS this
week. reported by q. a Snow n Go
Daniel d Berry, Springfield, Stove or
range.--David l.. l%o,er Point Pleasant,
Vise.- Joseph + Chmclir, ST Louis.
Vrniiialing window Waller p. Grath
ST louis. fyick Machine, - Ernst kreu'z
berg. 81, louis, Attachment for wind IN
slrumen's. = Robert II Lains, St.Louis
Ticket punch Thomas j. McAdams,
Annapolis. Telegraph key and switch.
=. Jam r. McFall 81 LOUIS Railway
O'Dell, Riyville, Hens
nest
-Lynton r. Block, st. Louis,
Slack adjusting device for air.brak
e.. John H. Corneiison, st. Louis,
Therm ostat. Godfry J. Haenni,
ST.. Louis, Combined door hanger
and track Samuel N, House, st.
Louis. Cold shrinking mach.
inc. William A, Jameson, Golden
City. Axle.luhricator. -Myre III.
Kenaston, Kansas City, Carrsplac'
ing frog. Edward DC. Koeth Doe,
run Combinatiou.tool Benjamin
r. Mcdonald. Jr & JIM. Pleasant.
hill Wagon.scalc..Sq Squire D Nc
Guirr barnard, Shock compressor
and binder. Henry d. merrill
Laddonia, Flood-gate..A Arch W
Patrick. Cosby, Machioe for temp
ering grain prior to grinding. Fill
man Rams, Kansas City COMPOUND
for preserving eggs James White
law, St. Louis. pneumatic drill.
For copy OF any above patent
send ten cents in postage stamp
with la,e date OF this paper to Y,
ow andCo Washington. d. Z.
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milestone Items
BY Guess who.

Rain, rain, more rain more rest
more weed pulling guess.
81 dnday School was organized at
cross roads Sunday evening a, p m.
with good attendance.
Emma Johnston was a welcome
visi tor with Alice aud Ella Neuairk
Sunday.
Miss Ida Fri.k who has been
attaching the Springfield Normal
school returned nome last week Thu
rsday on account of her Mothe RS
Icing very sick.
Mr. Will Neukirk and wife we re
visiting her parents IN fair view.
Mr.. and Mrs, James Barnes and
iamily Sunday
Mrs Freedholm and family Of Rock
| Dale, Mr. Peter Kellumn and son
Carl Of possum College, Henry AMI
Gorge, Hatiy Frlsk OF lone Hellow
were the welcome guests Of ,r, and
Mrs. C.. y. Frisk and family Sunday
Iva and Arther Absher OF Sleep
Hollow were visiting relatives down
on MILESTONE Saturday and saturday
night.
Mr,E. F.Neukirk and vile an d tyI
daughters were visiting Mrs, MARY
Jane Kellumns and Son Jim anc
family Sunday
Mr., VIM. Davis has been visitin
his Mother in Willow Springs the pas
week returned lone this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs, Dick Green wer,
pleasant callers al Mr., and Mrs Ok
ey Colson last Sun.
Hello {" Rose Buds how is III
mail box on rou. ~ wonder il tn
mail got wet last monday.
Mr., Ike Green has been lravclinI
the road 10 Lone Star these Sunday
| wonder where he is making hi
s,oping point guess Nancy knows
Mrs. G. o. FHsk and Mrs. Bo
Boyd was reported no better a
writing.
. Miss, Matte Green is stayin
9 with Mrs, Berry in Lone Stsr pickin
y s,rawb brries a, presant.
Mrs. Nc Ginley called on Mrs, Bo
y Boyd last Sunday evening.
a Several Of the children has th'
whipping cough in this neighborhoct
J, Mrs. r. W. Neuknk and Mi.
I Alice and Mrs, A. 9. Hegberg calle
on Mrs. &. 0. Fresk last wednesda
al evening.
r crowded out last week,
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HOUSE Moving

If ynu want your house moved
from ono place to another cures
and Rod; Call on.
H. A. Carr
Yhlegeton, No.
Or ]. H. Carr.
MOUNTAIN GROVE.
MISSOURI.
who,hsshsd yeSr Of c1psrisnts aud
who eau 10, bs surpassed for complete
ness.
For reference. Mr., Frank Nsnkirk
and The Ed. Of CRE.ssr. Also be sil'
do your Stone work. oaiding fonnda
lions, II. A. CARR
Phlegeton No