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The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-05-04
MISS ROOSEVELT.

thence to Honolulu and q stay of a day
there, stops at Yokohama and Hong.
Kong, q week at Manila, then (most in.
teresting Of all) a tour OF the archipel-
ago.
The party consists first and foremost
Of Secretary Taft and Miss Roosevelt.
Other shining lights Of more or less
luminosity are Speaker Cannon, Elihu
Root, Senators Allison, Of Iowa; Dan
lei. OF Virginia; Dubois, Of Idaho;
Long, OF Kansas; N~ewlands, Of Ne.
yada; Patterson, Of Colorado; Scott, OF
West Virginia; Stone. Of Missouri, and
Warren, Of Wyoming; Representatives
Bourke Cochran, Of New York; Crum
packer, OF Indiana; Curtis, Of Kansas;
Cooper, Of Wisconsin; DE Almond, OF
Missouri; Foss, OF Illinois; Gillett, o
Massachusetts; Grosyenor, OF Ohio;
Hepburn, OF Iowa; Hill, OF Connecticut;
Howard, OF Georgia; Jones, OF yir
GINA; L~ongworth. OF Ohio; Mckinley
~ Illinois; Payne. Of New York: Scott
oi Kansas; sherIey, Of Kentucky;
smith, Of Illinois. and Watson, Of In
Llama; bureau Of ingular affairs, wal
department, Fred W. Carpenter, pr
"ate secretary 10 the secretary OF war
The ladies are the Misses Board
man and Mcmillan. OF Washington
Madames Dubois, Stone. De Almond
Hepburn, Jones. FiIi, Payne, Smith
Wadsworth and Mrs. Harry Clark
daughter OF Representative De Ar
mOnd.
Other men Of the party are Edwir
Root, son Of Elihu Root; Rogers X
Wetmore, son Of Senator Wetmore;
William Rcyburn, and Maj. W. Aus
tin Wadsworth.
Who pays the bills? Thirty mem.
bers are 10 have their expenses paid
by the Philippine government. The
New York World rays; This expen.
slve and extraordinary junket will be
taken at the instance Of the Philippine
government, which II anxious that
some American statesmen shall have
m opportunity 10 see for themselves
what the islands are Ike. how the
people live, what are their needs and
whether they viii eve be qualified for
self,goyeFnment."
The cost rs estimated at $4,000. The
party will travel "a, 900 miles and be
gone 100 days, Thirty members not
included in the Philippine govern.
ment's Invitation, have been permit,
ted 10 go al their own expense. The
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-05-04

party Ia TO meet in San Francisco IN
time 10 sail on the steamship Man.
churia July l. Thirty days after leav,
ing San Francisco the vessel is due al
Manila. +
At the capital Of the Philippines the
party will be royalty entertained
Whites and natives, II Is thought. will
enter with particular heartiness in
the presence OF the presidents daugh,
the presence Of the presidents daugh.
ter and TO the return OF Secretary
Taft, who was very popular when act.
ing AZ governor OF the Islands.
A government transport will convey
the Americans on the tour about the
various islands. and will remain al q
port q sufficient time TO allow the Wis.
itors 10 land and journey inland far
enough to see something or native life.
CHRISTOPHER WEBSTER.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-05-04

Can blind students take. the exam
ination in this state to practice med
icine? Is a question now in the hands
Of the attorney general for an answer
At the May meeting Of the state
board, two young men who have been
studying osteopathy will seek admls
sion to practice, although they are
both blind. The state law DEGREES
that the applicants must write an
swers to ths questions propounded by
the board Of medical examiners, but
in these cases this Is impractlcable
and the attorney general Is asked to
devise means by which the young
men may be given the examination
and yet keep within the letter Of the
law.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-05-04
. GREAT HOLIDAY
SECRETARY TAFT AND PARTY
or PHILIPPINE Tnrr.
MlMa Roosevelt a Member Olives Add.
ed intefest 10 Expeditivn--Ccm.
position ok Farty-where
n IL % co,

Perhaps wa should not speak In this
manner ot the expedition that soon "a
70 set sail for the Philippines. rather
should dwell on serious business mat.
ters as the sole aim OF this long jour.
neying by a number Of distinguished
representatives OF tho government
nut while no one doubts that II Ia
worth while for these personages to
get some first hand information regard.
ing those possession out there In the
far east, yet II cannot but appeal to US
NJ n mighty nne holiday the travellers
arc setting out upon.
Just SEQ the Interesting itinerary
from Washington 10 San Francisco,
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-05-04

AS old and trite a saying as II
Is, yet It is worth repeating, that
whatever Is worth doing at all Is
worth doing well" relterates the
washington, Iowa, Democrat. mo
matter how humble your job Ia, you
are Of more consequence in the com.
munity II you are an expert at your
work. We think a great deal Of a
good wood saver, but we do not think
very much OF a poor preacher, a
quack doctor or a jack1eg lawyer. We
respect, greatly, a man who can haul
manure better than somebody else.
We like an artist, no matter whether
II consists Of carrying a message to
Garcia or carrying slop to the spring
shoats. We believe, therefore, In do
ing things we'll"
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-05-04

-uoyrrnur Cummlns and Governor
Mickey have met ut Galveston with
the governors Of other states ~ a TO.
union OF Texas settlers, but the oma.
ha bee notes With evident regret that
what tho governors Of Iowa and Nc.
braska said 10 the governors Of South
Carolina and North Carolina has no,
yet been reported. All the nee Knows
"a that tho water OF Galveston IA not
nc Co drink.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-05-04
SATISFACTORY EXPLANATION.

Consulate OF the United States q
America. southampton, April ., 1906
Says the Daily Herald:
Ills friends here are anxious.
ly waiting details AZ TO what kind
Of q bottle that was that Col.
Swain threw overheard"
Says Col. Swain;
MIX, American make! That's
why It could navigate wide and
stormy seas across to Ireland"
Note--The explanation Is cntirel!
satisfactor y.-Editor Herald.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-05-04
THE SPHINX AND xERxEs.

Editor Herald: The name Of Sphinx
Is from the Greek. The monster Is
described as having a face and
breast like a woman, the body and tail
Of a lion, and the wings Of a bird.
This sphinx unrayeled this puzzle:
What animal is 1t that goes on our
feet in the morning, two feet at noon
and three feet at nignt?"
Xerxes was king OF Persia He
led a great expedition against Greece
in fS1 b. G., the largest army known
In the world. VIII somebody tell us
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-05-04

sAfuAt aM tho world has adapted "
aelt h the dnetufR' injunction to dflnh
ruplunsly IN water, nDw cumna Che
latest Medical lsutura with taa alarm
Inc statement that water increases the
supply ~ nitrogen, and this. N turn.
causes Too much Stimulation % epfo
leld catholicism Thla may not be- nj
had ne N sounds. but we cunfeaa 10 4
feeling " unaaslnens.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-05-04
EFFECT REACHES THIS CRY.
Express Companies Issue Orders Que

Express Companies Issue Orders Due
TO Chicago Teamsterg Strike.
Owing to the strike OF the Chicago
teamsters which IL now on, and which
has so seriously interfered with the
delivery OF goods in that city, each OF
the local express companies mas re-
ceiyed orders from headquarters not
TO accept shipments OF ~perishable
goods for Chicago until further notice
is given. Delivery Of goods In ChIca-
10 Is so uncertain that the express
companies refuse 10 assume the risk
Of handling that class OF freight.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-05-04

I'm hiring a grave digger to Dive
his official carriage, the Council Bluffs
Nonpareil thinks Secretary Shaw mas
erected a strategic movement that Is
characteristic of that very clever
statesman. So long as a grave digger
ia employed as a coachman, he cant
be plying his vocation, and II Is worth
something to keep n grave digger OH:
~ n iob.D .
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-05-04

-Chauncey Depew may have to paw
back to the Equitable Life Assurance
Society $40 900 which ne Is alleges
to have received from II illegally IN
fees. 1t was Senator Depew who re-
Gently declared that he could not IN
derstand why anybody should eve be
pessimistic. We hops he continues 10
be cheerful.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-05-04
Congressman Lacey h

Congressman Lacey has agreed
to make the following addresses in
May: May 18th, at Waterloo, before
the Federation Of Women's Clubs, on
the subject Of Forestry; May 30th,
Memorial address at Wilton juno
ton; May 31st, a commencement ad.
dress before the High School at
nrnokIyn
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-05-04

Tho Iowa City Republican says
that there IL only one man In Iowa
who could defeat Senator Dolliyer in
n general primary election, In a state
convention, or anymore else, and
that man Ia the senior senator from
Iowa, William u. Allison.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-05-04

Visitors to the TeIlcyue ON the
Trail at the Lewis and Clark Exposi.
tlon may not only talk, but may see
through a telephone. This marvellous
instrument is the invention OF a Port.
land man and IS destined to revoln.
tionize the manufacture OF telephones.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-05-04

Sent to jail for ten days, but
sentence suspended during good be.
havior." Such is the record that IL
made every day, and sometimes often
err, In the police courts. Why not pro
vide a stone pile or other work!house
and compel the offenders to give some
value In return for law breaking?
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-05-04

Little oak boxes are placed on
some OF the tomb stones in Paris,
and their purpose is for receiving
the cards OF those who visit the
graves, that the friends Of the de.
ceased may know who else holds the
departed In loving remembrance.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-05-04

with grain selling at two to fye
cents above the Chicago market prices
on the streets OF the city for feeding
purposes, II Is little wonder that the
elevator business does not flourish in
this part Of the county.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-05-04

The Jewish population Of New
York numbers 700,0 900 or twenty.eight
times Az many as 1--we in Jerusalem.
one-sixth OF the population OF the
city Is Jewish and Jews constitute
one-fourth Of the population Of Man
haitian and the Bronx.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-05-04

The inference IN tho casa Of the
man who dropped dead while putting
an extra covering ON HIS wife, Ia
that the woman should attend 70 the
bed clothing. fires and other little
household affairs ON cold mornings,
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-05-04

"A Corydon hardware firm Is maxi
ing a hit by quoting prices in paral'
lei columns Of their goods and Mont
gomery, Ward & Co.'S. BY a compar.
ison OF the prices II may be seen
that the mail order house is between
s and 10 per cent higher, to say moth.
ing Of the other advantages Of trad
ing with the home merchant.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-05-04

Gen. Kuropaikin's pay has been
cut IN half for permitting his army
to be cut in two. THAT Ia the Rus.
sian wal boards idea Of poetic Jus.
tlce and military rhythm.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-05-04

Rider Haggard says living seems
expensive here compared to what 1t
Is In England. He Is reminded, how.
ever, by the Buffalo Express, that it
is worth something extra to live in
the United States.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-05-04

-"Dcn't poke fun at the uncouth
locking farmer boy" says this Burt
Monitor. Ten years from now that
same boy will be holding a position Of
trust while the boy or man who jeered
at him will be following their old vo
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-05-04

Some scientists who hadn't any.
thing else to do recently figured II
out that the average person opens
and closes his eyes 1900. 900 times a
year. This does not apply to Abba
%cltiZanS.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-05-04

TN ye, olden time the occupation
Of the day dreamer was to build cas-
ties In Spain. Now he builds rail-.
roads through Union county" remarks
the Alton Star Enterprise.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-05-04

The proposition before oskaIooaa
and Mahaska county today Ia the only
tangible me ever offered. "Opportun.
ity knocks but nee. II Sleeping,
Wakef0
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-05-04

In 1872 a Sioux county farmer
traded 80 acres OF land for a horse
The horse has just died and tho land
sold q few days ago for $1,000.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-05-04

GLADYS: you lazy boy! Make
haste and wash your face and brush
your hair before the visitors come"
Willie: ooh, yes, and suppose they
don't Gomez"
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-05-04

huw laFna Fhla army MASS Alec That
nnsmAl weht IN feng Ieet III she mutA
lnn. twu feet III nunn mAd thFee Al
hlNhtf ~ w 4
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-05-04

God be with you" says the
. 70 his feet IL Ia believed, how.
ever, by the Brooklyn Times, that
the Japs will get there first.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-05-04

Don't insist on the ~intefurban Us.
Ing silver spikes, running In a straight
line at an exact distance from your
house, and carrying only people In
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-05-04

May in oskalooga III to be a
busy month, with tge opening Of the
base ball season, the Grand Army
encampment, a circus and Memorial
day.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-05-04

Chicago has a population d
nearly two million, mostly support
ed by Iowa business" adds the &c,
dar Rapids Gazette.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-05-04

The straw hats that made their
appearance about the first Of April
have been a bit tlmid about appearing
during the recent unpleasantneas.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-05-04

The consumption Of whiskey in
the United States amounts to almost
one and a half gallons annually for
every man, woman and child.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-05-04

The Malvern Leader says: when
they get Dennison over to Red Oak
they'll probably clip the last two let.
tiers from his name"
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-05-04

oskalocaa's Only Exclusive opilclan
and Eye.sipht Specialist,

Most successful In lowa.s Here Ia
stay, 52 Years experience Eyes *.
ainined free Opposite spencers
great Wholesale building rye med.
iclncs FREE to all Free glasses for
the poor Friday fosenoons. Igrlng
letter from doctor or pastor OF
church.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-05-04

-~"Instead OF annual elections, Iowa
now has two years OF continuous
vaudeville" asserts the Fonda Times.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-05-04

Keep the boys at home nights.
Oft times the lads are not 80 much
TO blame for their misdceds 40 the
parents themselves,
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-05-04

According 10 the chicago Rec.
ord.IIerald the saddoat words of
tongue or pen ara these; "That
Easter hat IL still TO be paid for"
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-05-04

That new platform that was TO have
been built for the Iowa Central freight
station has not yet materiailzed.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-05-04

The future Of the city IL in the
balance today. Shall We be found
wanting?
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-05-04

-Rojestvensky's ships carry $4,000
men, and they are not bothered by In
surance agents at present.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-05-04
c. YER PLoEG,


Over Pixies drug store.
Once phone 34i; res. 1895 black.
(99.4Sm6l
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-05-04

uAGipn. ihMl III luAnna hMa hiehlAa
alsual the wNY tbv wctla n nm
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-05-04
LEROY Z. CoRLETT

Lawyer-Notary Public.
ONCE northwest corner square,
over oskaloosa Dry Goods Co. Home
phone 90. oskaloosa, Iowa. 3ty1
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-05-04

party gowns and dress suits, VIVA
wn want N an intcrurban
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-05-04

- Boost for Osbaloosa, - don't
knock.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-05-04
F L BARNES
Physician and Surgeon.

Office hours, / to 4 and z to . D. m.
ONCE and Residence Phone, 4s6. OF
fee over Pfeifer-B Belmont store, oska.
loosa, Iowa. 34y1
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-28
LANDING IN AMERICA
La Crosse Jews Will Celebrate 25Oth
Anniversary Thursday,

LA CROSSE. WIS.-The Jews of La Crosse
and vicinity will celebrate the two .Iundredth
and fftieth anniversary Of the lane::n:G Of the
Jews IN this country at the synago::ii In this
city on Thanksgiving Day. The princ Il speak
er will be Rabbi Karo Of SMilwau! s. 5 and
speeches will also be made By prominent local
Jews. - -. :. :; - =
George Langham was sentenced to the county
jail for two months by Judge Brindley on a
charge of larceny. He attempted to shift the
blame on two Of his companions. William
Wernick one of his companiohs.2a turned state's
evidence and testified that he was with Lang
ham when the theft was committed, but did rot
take hand in 1t. He pleaded guilty to the
charge of having helped to sell the goods and
Lowell, the other partner, WIS previously SEN
fenced to the county Jail for yagrancy, 80 -
Because mans is a Christian ts9 10 reason
he should not engage in manly: SPORTS was the
theme Of the sermon of Rev. John Wellington
J3oag Of the First Baptist church, Sunday even
ing. According to the Baptist pastor, a certain
amount of exercise Is necessary for the proper
development Of the physical, moral and spiritual
man, and the engagement in manly, athletic
sports and contests is one OF the most sue
ana Of Sssops Ing s a9a
| life. The pastor showed how the Savior Is Of
carefully watching the life and actions Of eact
individual and preparing him for the battles OF
life as the lead coach prepares his gridiror
warriors for the battles Of the field ri ~
| George Lekevetz Of Rushford Mimi. lies
| at St. Francis hospital in this city SUFFERING
from wound resulting from the accidental
| dischar "a Of shotgun he was cleaning. The
charge entered the abdomen and 1t Is feared
| the accident will prove fatal.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-28
WARRANT FOR FUGITIVE
Old Document to Be Presented to Iowa
Historical Society.

IOWA CITY, 1owA.--An interesting; docu-
ment will be presented to the Iowa State His
torica1 society, one day this week by Judge
county bench now the Oldest practicing attorney
in Iowa City. 1t is warrant issued by A. D..
Stephen, justice of the peace Of Johnson county
sixty five years ago It calls upon the sheriff
tive negro Solomon, alias john who, the
warrant recites, is the property of Jubal EARLY
of Pike county Missouri
The warrant further declares "said negro left
the said Early in the year 1888, and the afiant
believes said negro is within this territory
Accompanying the document is letter which
Judge tui-an will also present to the society.
It was written by Henry Early; T., u kinslnan Of
the uncle Of General Jubal Early. the famous
confederate leader Henry Early's letter was
written stSty-hve years ago last sunday. and In
lit appears an offer Of reward TO" the fugi
tive. EARLY wrote that certAin Indians told
him solomon was up the river and Henry de Early s1
reward, the amount to be governed by the dis
tance the fugitive was from Pike county,
| Judge Fairall secured these documents from
Colonel Fl. D. Rowe at Oakland. Cal. where
! he found them in an old book, once the property
Of Colonel s. G. Trowbridge. one OF Iowa City
earliest pioneers. to whom the letter was writ
\ ten.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-28
KNIGHTS AT ABERDEEN
Local Lodge Initiates Large Glass at
Special Services, ::

ABERDEEN. s. D. A large class has been
Initiated by the local lodge Of the Knights of
Columbus. Visiting knights were present from
Watertown, Huron. Sioux Falls, Sioux City and
several points in Iowa and Nebraska. The days
program began with a procession from the
Sherman house to the Sacred Heart church,
where high mass was celebrated. Rev. Father
Dermody preached a sermon in which he dwelt
on the attributes Of true knight.
Members of the Great Northern passenger
crew y who were in the wreck near stiles, n. b.,
on Friday night, charge that the freight train,
an extra, had been abandoned by It's crew and
was standing on the main track when the pas.
senger crashed into It, They say the fact that
the passenger was running slowly was the
only thing that prevented disastrous wreck.
Rev; NJ. B.. Ainsworth. pastor Of the First
Christian church, has resigned the pastorate here
His resignation has been accepted. Dr.. Aims.
worth will conduct evangelistic meetings at
CLARK Clark IS s d. and - at Goldeld Iowa after
under the direction Of the national board Of
evangelism Of the Christian church.
The business of the register of deeds office
for Brown county in the month Of October ex
ceeded all previous records, showing remark
able amount of business In real estate lines
The total fees received for registering trans
fers Of real estate were s52s. 80 fhe active
business shown is accounted for by the fac
that landseekers were unusually numerous ir
this section. Evidences Of big crops and pros
porous farmers are seen on; every hand -E.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-28
PARDON FOR CONVICT
Amos Seymour, Serving Life Sentence,
Released by Governor.

2 CLINTON, .IOWA.-Amos Seymour Of Ana
mosa. who has been an inmate Of the state prison
for fourteen years. serving life sentence a
Cummins: Seymour has been suffering with bone
death is q matter of few months only. He
l 1lled his fatner-lnlaw, an Anamoso man named
F1feld in 1891. when the latter ha1 detected
him in the act OF concealing stolen property and
GERS.
-Four teen Iowa convicts will petition the state
among; them J. B. Taylor, former Clinton man
who poiso1ed his wife in the summer Of 1879
and married another woman the day of the fun
eral. His haste in remarrying led to an in
vestigatio1, and the body Of his wife was
disinterred. Arsenic was found in the stomach
Taylor later pleaded guilty to murder in the
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-28
RAIN AFFECTS ATTENDANCE
Mason City's Fall Festival Opens Un
der Discouraging Condition.

MASON CITY, IOWA.-The farmers fall
festival opened under. discouraging conditions
on account Of rain A. Il. Anes president Of
the Iowa Corn Belt Meat Producers associa-
tion spoke to a small audience. He advocated
rate ref d. king, inventor
King road drag. Professor Sage of the Iowa
weather bureau and Professor Holdren of
Ames, will speak today and tomorrow. There is
festival.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-28
SEIZE TONS OF FISH

SAULT STE. MARIE NIICH--The game war
den's department today seized four tons of fish.
thirty miles of nets and tug owned by G. l..
Gieken of Charlevoir. The outfit is valued at
several thousand dollars The owner was ar
rested for alleged violation of the fishing laws.
1t is claimed he has been doing wholesale
business. =5
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-28

CHILDREN IS. LITTLE CAVALRY OVERCOATS-Twelve
distinct styles Four shades in heavy kerseys and closely
curled superior heavy all wool chnehas Silk BRAID fancy
trimmed and daintily emblemed sleeves tI
Sizes TO 80.
YOUNG MEMS COLLEGE OVERCOATS-Back and gray
kersey Fancy cevots and nobby heather plad Tailor
@ esrna as @ fGT me taft s. % s. sS' Sss Ssss *e
BOYS TWOPIECE SUITS Bloomer Norfolk suits Double
breasted boomr SUITS plain Norfolk suits and double
SUITS Blue rich unfinished worsteds and fancy
Scotches Staunchly woven fabrics. Ok
Sizes g. to II years, at.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-28
SUIT THROWN OUT
Butte Court summarily Disposes Of
Blume Case.

BUTTE, MONT.--The old suit Of Mrs. Katie
Blune, to recover possession Of one.story brick
structure and portion Of lot, valued at $76 000
was thrown out Of court by Judge Bourquin
yesterday, Mrs. Blume and her attorneys failing
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-28

court by a special jury Of shoplifting. Her at
mdse Monatan ssoegdeS 1e Sentence fS thess
words: go and sin no more,' and the woman
gladly went.
John Hendrickson, motorman, was suddenly
seized with appendicitis, while operating his
car. He taken to his home in Oshkosh.
SIOUX CITY, 1owA.-Town Marshal George
Joslyn Of Geddes, S.. D., died In hospital here
from accidental pistol wound received Sunday
at his home while he was playing violin.
Joslyns revolver dropped from his hip pocket,
caught on the, chair, and was discharged, the
bullet entering the abdomen.
0SOEoLA, visa business mems meeting
will be held here next Tuesday evening for the
purpose Of forming business mems association.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-28

eLEND1vE, MoNT.-sherin Williams is look
ing for Il. 81. Ferguson, a tramp printer. who
has been in the employ of the Dawson Count!
Review for the past six weeks He is charged
with signing John R. Stouts name TO several
small checks and having them cashed at vart
GUS saloons in town.