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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-26
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Ii is no doubt the thrift and indus. try of the Jews which excite the 5a- trnd of the Russians.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-26

Even the recent elections failed to make t1le Wolfert Rooster declare t at he is still a Democrat.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-26

Take LaXatve Promo QuAine Tab lets. Druggists refund money if t fails 10 euro F. W Groves signature is on each box 25c.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-26

believe in advertising all the time John Wanamaker.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-26

Advertising requires as good nan a"ea4ent as 'oas a1E important bFa.c.. 9t business. Shoe a:.d Leather Ga- zAtfe
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-26

lnfarmation requisite for everybody : chtais aal- by Hfhe great mass of the '''''n e~o-,> V advertisements only N Y Sun
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-26

Whenever he a4ayeyards and fer oats get 10 voting ia the elections tuerc is nothing else to dc exeef, to -sn nd a lot of fasea.s to the 3enitfr tiaeX os let the boses name the of hcials and save he expease of a0 election.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-26

II does seem that the other great rowers should call halt in the mas eacre Of the Jews in Russia.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-26
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When a man marries h $ typewriter cirl. he order of dictation reverses.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-26
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Iass of the aeseasea candidases' az ots nations have been received af@ fled 50 that hdeipess can Hrac7ea without further Interruption
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-26
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rHe heaest voter having put I~es oat of business will somehoa r'ease assume the aanaeemen5 of tho "l'd" as q steady iob2
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-26

The secret of successful advert $ il's is 10 make people talk about yo,, RaGfera Review, Chcaco.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-26
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Since inc insurance in9estieattons hogan Senator DepaW has become SO s.leut that he won't even tell any ! ore stale jokes
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-26

The .eHd" didn't stay on long in ttot Springs.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-26

An advertisement is bit of husi- 1t ss news.-Chas. Austin Bates, N. Y.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-26

Rozt sides in tho election contest NnW Yarl7 dan4afl a1 honest count u thai is no assFf#attee hat aH fea- # eadnf will he H81A
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-26

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-26

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 a4iattH q oraH4a5=#s afs# ee.e e.aIa life IasHaae. aa#a e4a T fen nah. aa ago rc Ga5 been maaa 4.acast5oa of 5.-#4aca az aa I5.astment am safe iag4 4a4ea Many aHaa- 15 gre now 6eine asked concernta4 ..,e- tassrancc m1l lie insurance com Paales that were aeVef asked before eassina th $ matter, one of the leading New York magazines says. The three big eompar es and othez smaller ones need improve. ment, and certain officials have comm tied outrases so grnss to calt for severe penalties. but that all three companies are sound We have 10 doubt. and We advise everybody against sacri- fcins policies from g. fear that any of these institut. .ons is go. ing to fail All We have to do is to work hard to get the facts, give onnishuenta that will be warning, and institute reforms founded on these inVestiaa:Gns. Deferred dividends should be ah- ulfshed Costs of wild conapeti- tion should be done away " th. Investments silold be restricted Accounting should ba more feaa- lar Probably the size of the companies shoatd have q limit. On whether the states or the. na- tjoaaI government will eHer be i9eeed ta 10 t,fe= business e surance themselves our nfin5s rast remain oGea until it l. saea Eto0 far private methods c9a he In5fo9ed Anathef aHe- lon l.e Iy=t5 remain oaea fer time is the fftaJre of frankly noney-aai=- ine stock companies. One of tae reforms of which V are nosf aaH- qineea is generous payment to directors Each of bete1 sho1ia receive So much for each fes5= ing that he coeld he expected fa do hiz work without aay jHstiasa tioa fer seeking profits oa inc de.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-26
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&at having haafl anything for sans1 f ne aE5a~ the 8aIl weev.. qe Dr. sln1e ha s taking his annual gac4t,na at qaiet winter resorts.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-26
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Chief Stewart seems 10 he holding h. .sfia down on the utHs roaYz quite 4accas sf1IlI# The Graphic 'sae0 f could be done
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-26

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-26


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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-26
To Cure a Cold in Che Day

Springs.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-26

N I Sun.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-05-24
Notes gapiteI.

Die nur peniee bunbert &0pfs
ftGrte &ir9engemstnbs SolbD bate in
teiner anoeren perIDnli9tett 10 ems
pfinbli6 gstroffen fpsrben tOnnen tpie
in ibrem SselIorger. Sobannfen mar
fir feline @emeinbe bds 9rototpp bes
@eiftlt1en uno Des nabr6aft tabelz
loisR Meni6en; Iein @erbdItntb 3ur
@emsinbe bate fat ettpas pis bas eli
mes SiirIten gu ietnem 2anbe. Sober
mann, Der rei6s Bauer un0 Der drme
6anopsrter uoer 4rbeitsr, ebrte in
ibm ben berufenen unb auertannten
Siibrer. Qber fem 8srtebr nit feis
ner pmeebung mics feline Spur BON
ben Mniprii6sn uno 2aunen Del
SirItsnherrli6teit. Gr Ionnte fih
nint in Der ibm snt9egengebrd9ten
Sulbtgung, unb Iein DDbIpOlen mar
tetn h~erabIaFsnbss unb tein %gndbiges,
Tpnbern etne aus lauter1tem 9er3en
quelsrbe, IelbIttoie Site. Seine
IrDmmiefeit mar edit; dbsr mebr ais
frpmme Sprii9e pirttsn bic I9lt9t
msni6liden 8efuRoungsn Istner I'M
reren Qntbeilnabms uno bic Sreubigz
felt, nit Der er, tDenn er belfen ourfts,
raid unb beotnguusslos Ieinen Ratb
In bic Shat umieBts.
llnb aegen bisien Mann mar etpds
i'm Wsrte, mas bic 9emeinbe beunz
rubigte. Morfparo, Suuien uRb
S0renTen tpdren BON benz amtsri9ter
In 5oROsrn sebstmniBpon iibsr pas
RGatli9s 9rabsn bss paftors in ieis
nsm @arten pernpmmen porbsn, ala
bate er eiren SddB bort p~srbOrgen.
an Gem bic SiRpe Ruftets. Din ben
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-05-24
Der SridtnvaQpr,


W. N&kARfNAER1
staErIfrf hunet8 asstii6tAig
afiasl mglaaEtt. Rab u egu Qatagga
EtfE Heh frRlaI itlba, alost lat
gDeTl tgaatns ear6lak. Iaug ui4a
fE saE aud egm aHlpait lpIt0u BIN,
NbTr.
.Gared NaIs ben aBsraq."
Ihrtue lIappts bGs @uh 40 uni
ipari a. asi fsiatE GaWtb.iIG.
.Ra, ipit Tu piiEItaE! llrb MIR
Ditbsr bak UtTht ben unb bic Soras
fcrtstidgt, Mtins armt Stlgt. Goa
iptiB Ft Ri6t 81
Isle bat gtIbit gtlsien. -gDtt lana,
piro fih bas 9eriabrsu b~inBitben2"
~Dds IdBt f6 i6psr bttimmrn
Elm panr Wonats, benz t6, perbsn
barber ms 9ano stbsR!"
On iOuii cine mattloIe 9ruui
ktmflbren, msin Sunge; 10 largt
ipiro bic So6Jstt auFgsIhober."
nabsr 8atsr!" prpteftirte Der ueber.
raItte. sSsin WlenIh in Der gdr3eu
MeIt t6nnts Did ober SeIgs BELLE
den -"
sGs bIsibt babel msin Gobn."
ngisin, nsiu. Iub DID umItimmen, l."
6rGngte 8Irbus. .@ae Delt ion
mid beneiben INN meme 9raut uno
nm msinen 3psiter Batter, ben tsint
frehs 2iige gu perungIimpfen pers
mag -"
.G8 piirbe Elm S9atten auf Guer
iung:s Slid faler, uRo ouS Ipu uitt
ietu. SIS blsi6t babel. 8egleite mid
Al 0eiren Glteru. sic tperoen aui
metrsr Settle fteben."
SD srboffe bus8egsnt6sil 8atsr!"
Sm GIternbauIs bes iungen Aus
tpalts 9sIialtete ii9 bic Scene nod eius
NAL Jerpegt. Iber gsrubs bic Iunfte
Mutter pfIi6tsts urertpdrtet Risls
SobaurIen BEL unb srrei9te, baB bic
@srtagung Der Sp93stt gsgen ben
@uni6 oes 9rdutigams gum 8eidtuB
erhoben tpuroe.
Die ausarbeitung oes antrages
duF StrafperfoIsung 9tsrt Stagsns
na6m ben anpalt bis gum ipGtsn
Rahmtttag in aripru9. Damn fu6r
er i'm Dogen bes S9piegerpaters nit
nah Solbp btndus unb iu9ts anses
ii6ts Der OerIt0rtsn 8raut rubig uno
better gu erIheinsn.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-05-24
Siebentesg apiteG.

aJer Rt6ter am QmtSssri6t Gon:
bern itano on einem Der psrItuubter
SenIter fsines cabinets uno muitsrtC
ungsoulbtg ben oi6t %betp0ltten Stms
mel. Sin .beftigss @etpitter sntIut
fi9 iibsr bic Stabt; Itr6menber, bageI.
untermti6ter Regen biiqte StrdBer
unb SGuier in etnen graren S9leter,
Der Bonner grplts unb tra6te una
untsrbro6en, 8libe bur6leuteten grsl
bic fat abenbli9e 9untslbett.
Der Gmtsrthter mar perorteBlt9,
9as llntpetter tpnnte gut unb germ
nod cine Stunoe anbuuern, unb 70
LANCE burfte er nt9t oaran oenten,
mad ieinsr 3ismIi9 sntfernten Dobz
rung ii9 auf ben Bsg gu MAIDEN.
9ubeim tpartete bic 5ruu nit Dem
Gfsn, fem Magsn tnurrte un3ufrtes
ben, bic aus Der S6ule getommenen
&trber muBten tparten glei9 ibm ,-
es mar drgerltG. SGtte sr fih ents
f6lieBen t0nnen, glet6 mad Der Sts
bung duf3ubre6en, obns exit IN Die
3uftelung Der GlenSburger Stautsanz
paItI8aft in Sa9en Sobunnisn
contra Stager fia gu psrtiefen, 10
mare IS iebenfGrs m0glt9 gepslen,
fem Setm bor ausbru6 oss Dettsrs
al errethen.
Gr fsBte fi9 pisoer an ietnen
Shreibtii9 uno nabm bon Rellem
bas Observation-Disclosures Sdriftitiid
5ur San6. Cine Iinnlpie Sre4bett,
btsie QnI9uloigune bes p~bItinaten
8auern gsgen Risls SobdnnIsn, ben
9ditor bon Solbp!
Der Ri6ter fubr ii6 nit ben Sim
germ bur9 oas lst6t ergrauts 9aar
unb ItsB bic Sanb I9per auf Oie2ltten
faIsn. 9tsrt Stagen2 Stdeen2 Gr
ertnnerte ii9 buuteI bss alien @ro6s
bauern bisIes Rdmens, Der in Der
norOfrtefi9en Muri4 stnsn duSges
Sei9neten Ruf e%enoiIsn unb ais elmer
Der reidften unter ben I9tperpiessnbsn
Mdrf6bauern eegolten bate. aber
Der iplte ia tpObl ldngit toot ietr -
er metnte, 6aOon Ihpn Dor Sahrsn GEE
bort 3u babsn. Der mar oteIer 0te1f
dlIp ie~benfals ni6t; tpdre benz olten
Gbrenmann ia aud ni6t 3u3utrdusn
getpeien. alfp oann Isin Sobn, ietn
Grbfolger. Sm! Der Qmt5tiAter
tupfte Ii6 Dor bic Sttrn. War piels
lsi6t ni6t gang ri6tig BEL benz junas
frief16en Didtopf Ionft - aA
@l5biinn! Risls SObannIen uno EN-
Morb! 2GGerli9: Der Paitpr, Der
ais elmer Der bumdniten unO belitbtes
fen @ettliGen bes Muri6ldnDes tet
luna unb alt betdnnt fpdl unD Elm
fol6fs 8erbre9en -! Die Phdntds
iie zines birnpsrbrunnten 8duern trteb
bod nunberlids 8liitben.
Der 5tdatsanpalt Gdrlfen beans
tragic, i'm sinlettenben 8erfabrsn ben
8auern dlsbalb 3u p%ernebmen. Der
@mtsri6tsr bldtterte ous 8er3et4ntB
Der bereits anberdumttn dnoerpsittgen
Ssrmtne our6. Ite1ts cine ~ldngtpierige
WegsItreitfruge 3uriid unb orbnete be
8~ernebmune Stagens uuf ben IL.
Ssuli an. pa Der 9sri6tsf6retber
treb bes llafpstters bas 9ureau bereits
perlafeR bate, entparf Der Ri4ter,
nah einem np6maligen Bid ouf bic
i'm Reasn I4pimmsnbs StruBc. eisen=
hGnpia bas CONCEPT Der 2dbung, psrs
Arizona republican., 1905-04-22

fort. all are invited to bring the tithes into the storehouse" that the army may be able to assist the outcast, the sick the homeless and needy of every des- cription. While many are sleeping soundly these self-sacrifciug tollers are battling with sickness -a1 death in the tenements of the poor. watch ing by the afflicted or walking the s 'reets to seek and rescue the prodigal daughters or sons. who. although ere ated in the image of God, have deIuded themselves into the paths of danger. The Army officers request the public to kindly give to the authorized collectors as they call. or send check to Adjutant J ohn Westacott.
Arizona republican., 1905-04-22

Accumulated excess in temperature since January 1, 143 degrees. Accumulated excess in rainfall since January 1, 9.94 inches
 L. N. JESUNOFSKY,
 Section Director.
Arizona republican., 1905-04-22

Spanish Teacher at the Lamson busi- ness college Mondays and Wednesdays Hours to ,, and to D. m.
Arizona republican., 1905-04-22

The best is sure to win.
 The Kerry Cow Cigar. R. L. Comfort, maker. Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1905-04-22
ROSES FOR SALE.

Choice roses at Randolph Place. one block north of end of Washington street car line in Capitol addition.
Arizona republican., 1905-04-22

Roses for sale. Roses of all varieties at the Dunbar Rose Garden. Free de- livery within city limits. Special at tentiOn paid to mail orders. Telephone Main 56
Arizona republican., 1905-04-22
FROM CENTRAL AMERICA
The Return or Charlie Richmond Af-
 ter a Long Absence.

After an absence Of more than two years Charlie Richmond has returned from Salvador, Central America. where he is assayer for a big mining company He win remain here about six weeks and will then probably return to Cen tral America. That country is not just what be likes though it offers splendid opportunities to one in his profession as there is a great deal going on the way of mining development But he thinks there could be an improvement Of climatic and political conditions. The climatic conditions perhaps could not be improved but better places could be found to live in.
 MT. Richmond related one interest ing circumstance in connection with the coffee plantations in northern Guate- mala It will be remembered that about two years ago in the eruption or the volcano Santa Maria, near the boundary between Guatemala and Mex leo the surrounding coffee plantations within a wide area were covered with ashes to a depth of four or five feet It was announced immediately after ward and believed for long time that the plantations were utterly destroyed.
 The next season there was no crop at all and the next season the crop was very meager. But this year the crop is beyond the dreams of the plantation owners in some places being twice as heavy as it ever was before. Ononeplan- ton trees which in the palmy days of coffee growing before the eruption pro- duced 10 OOO quintals this gear produc- ed 1SOO0 The theory is that the ashes finally acted as a fertilizer which has done much more than made good the loss of the crops for two seasons.
Arizona republican., 1905-04-22
Of Locally
 Interest.
THE WEATHER.
Local Daily Weather Report for The
 Arizona Republican.

Forecast for today-Partly cloudy, local rain. Cooler Saturday
 Data for 24 hours ending B.: 30 p. m.
Arizona republican., 1905-04-22

 CdRSTY, Founder Director
 FACULTY O   A
 
  Ir Frederic Ree Lloyd  Students  Hours: Monday and
Arizona republican., 1905-04-22
Insurance
 Gasoline
 Stoves

Absolutely safe. Accidents impossible Simple, durable. klean, kOol and kon- venient from S11 to $2S5O at DAVID SONS CASH STORE.
 To the purchasing public-Save money. Buy for cash at Davidson's Cash Store. They keep a large line of hardware. guns, cutlery, china, lamps. glassware, stationery, woodenware, tents, cots, mattresses, tinware, ena- melled ware, Bargains, Bargains, Bar gains, at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-03-03
AGAINST OPEN CUT.
Commissioners Opposed to Change in
Method of Tunnel.

The District Commissioners In an UNI
usually short space of time yesterday de-
cided the question as to whether or not
they would consent to the open cut method
in constructing the list street tunnel be-
tween and c streets northeast. The Com
missioners are opposed to the proposition
to change the method from the under
ground to the open-trench plan. and late
yesterday evening a letter embodying the
views of the Commissioners on the matter
was forwarded to Senator Culom who re-
Gently requested the Commissioners to give
favorable consideration to the proposition
of the Pennsylvania railroad engineers for
change in the method of building the
tunnel.
In the letter sent to Senator Cullom last
evening the Commissioners say:
In reply to your letter of February 2s.
requesting that the Commissioners take
such steps as may be necessary to imme-
diatey authorize the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company to make an open cut In
stead of tunnel in LIST street northeast
between b and streets. the Commission
ers have the honor to state that they have
been averse to granting permission for an
open cut for the following reasons
'First-It would necessitate the sacrifice
of a beautiful row OF trees on the west
side of the street. and If the car line in
the street is to be moved to the east side
of the street, the possible sacrifice of the
trees on the east side.
''Second-The inconvenience to the resi-
dents on the east side of the street will
be much greater and this 1t has been
sought to avoid much possible in all
cases.
"Third-The question of the care OF the
car tracks will be a difficult
For these reasons the Commissioners de-
sire strongly that this tunnel should be
practicable and unduly expensive to make
the Senate office building foundations
secure
1T is understood that the objection to
the tunnel Is on account of the timber used
in the construction of the tunnel being left
in place and becoming afterward decayed.
allowing the roof to settle. The effect OF
this on the foundation could be avoided
by extending the foundation deeper or by
the use of piles or concrete or wood
1T is further understood that the Senate
office building is U-shaped. and that there
fore the frontage on LIST street is not very
great, so that this additional expense need
not be large.
in front of the Congressional Library build
ing the tunnel is being driven. and the
law requires that all plans for this tunnel
shall be approved by the superintendent OF
the Library of Congress.
THE Commissioners desire to do every
thing possible to assist in the construction
of the Senate Office building to make 1t
safe but would request a reconsideration
as to the necessity for modification of the
plans which call for a tunnel construction
at this point.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-03-03
Deaths in the District

Inc Following deaths were reportad IN
the health office for the twentv-fo bourc
ended at noon today:
William j. Bolway, "a years III 18th
street northwest
James Corn, 33 years Conduit road n. @
AIRED j. Craven, 35 years, George Wash
lhgton University Hospital
samuel Crawford % wears Enarro,
Hospital e'
Marguerite Croswen, months All 7tb
street southwest ''ii
northwest " - "'i'et
Rosa Goodald, 80 years, 2131 Stephens
court. piie'i .
William p Gray, 40 years, 1927 10Th
street northwest
southwest
Lyford James. 90 years Emergency Hos
pital.
John Lucas, % years James Creek canal
northwest
pital LIS
James Nicolson, &c days, 2o15 E street
northwest.
Elizabeth Norris, 73 years, 7O1 @ street
northwest
Richard Pollard, 60 years, 1887 K street
northwest
Eliza beth II. Rawlings, SO years, 752 Har-
ward street northwest
Catharine A. Ryan, "a years sos K street
northwest
William Smith. "A years, 81 NJ street
southwest.
Sallie Spendaner, II years, G27 D street
northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-03-03
Post Office Hours Tomorrow.

Postmaster Merritt has issued notice that
the following divisions of the city post
office will be closed to the public tomorrow:
Cashiers division, money-order division,
registry division. A delivery by carriers
from the main Office and it's stations will be
made at 1870 am.
Carriers window will be open for deliv-
cry of mail to clerks in the departments
from to 1890 am. and for the general
public from to pm.
Collections will be made at the main office
and station G at $50 am, and IL 80 pm. /;
station A at 7:30 am, and IL: 80 pm !:
station B at 1880 am, and II pm. sta
ton d at am, 5 and II 80 pm; station
f at am. 5 and 1915 pm; station H at
IL am. and pm; station K at IL am.
and pm. Takoma Park station at II a. m.
and pm; Brookland station at II am
and pm, and Benning station at am.
and A pm.
The following named stations will be open
ness: Station A, to IL am. and $50 to
pm; station B, to IL am. and $50 to
pm.; station c, to 10 am; station d, 6
to II am. and $50 to Z PM station F, $50
to II am. and $50 to pm; station G.
to IL am. and to pm; station H, q
to IL am. and to pm; station K, to
II am. and to pm; Brookland, to IL
am. and to pm; Takoma Park, to II
am. and to pm; Benning. to IL am.
and to pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-03-03
Hotel Arrivals.

Ebbitt-A. B. Cook, Montana; w. w. Tay-
lor, Nashville; F. c. Shea, Nashville; Hugh
Taylor, st. Louis; E, c. Duncuff, New York;
E. Seymour, New York ]. p Shebler, Chi
cago; John f. Bel New York.
New Willard-Clarence II. Mackey and
Mrs. Mackey, New York: Jos. l.. Rinock,
Covington, Ky; f. c. Hood and Mrs. Hood
Boston; George a. Bass, Philadelphia; A.
c. Bedford. N Y; William r. Kerr and
Mrs. Kerr. Chicago; w. c. Boone, New
Henry and Mrs. Henry, New York; Edward
S. Clark, New York; Mrs. j. F. Clark, Bng-
hamton; l.. Z. McGann, Chicago; w. p.
Payne, Richmond; John c. Mayo. Ken
lucky; r. f. Tysen and Mrs. Tysen, New
York: T. f. Byrnes and Mrs Byrnes, New
York; L. w. Bates, New York; Ralph c.
Stewart, New York.
Raleigh-T X. Cory, Boston; E. J. Job,
Miles, Ohio; f. J. Jenkins, Niles, Ohio;
George A, Blackburn, New York; A. B.
Cook, Montana; Mrs. John Bremond, Aus
tin, Tex; Miss Bremond, Austin, Tex; o. S.
j. Lasker, New York; Monroe May, New
York Richard Ernst, Covington, Ky; T. T.
Todd New York
Shoreham-Thomas II. Guffey, Pittsburg:
]. Edgar Burton, Indianapolis; G. E. Hoff-
master Norfolk; E. p. Richhelm, New Jer-
sey W. Banyan. New York: M William
son, New York; Henry c. Allen, Paterson;
H. G. Cavanaugh, Delaware; Thomas Ham
ilton and Mrs. Hamilton, New York; Robert
Gaffney, Bradford; Mrs. c. w. Smith,
Worcester; Gov. Preston Lee, Delaware;
Mrs. Preston Lee, Delaware.
Arlington-Franklin Murphy, Newark, N.
j.; James Burton, New York; William
Brach, Hastings, Neb.; Col. A. V. Wariield,
Rhode Island: Major Charles w. Abbott,
U. S. A; L. B. Griffen, Springfield; E. M.
Bixby Rhode Island; l.. w. Burr, Boston;
Frank w. Kelly, New York; Joseph l.. Shep-
herd New York; Mabel B. Madden, New
York.
Riggs-Nathaniel Bartlett, Haverhill; B.
W. Cashier, New York; F. l.. Lancaster,
t;4 ATrS
Plain New York; Henry c. Baker, Water
town, N. Y; Gen. Charles P. Brayton.
Rhode Island; James r. Reed, Rhode Is
land: ]. o. Valentine, Iowa; Mrs. S. ]. Pc
terson, Youngstown.
Normande-Senator Frank p. Flint, Los
Angeles, CAL; l.. p. Hall, New York; j. F.
Loomis, New York; Mrs. James Bradley and
Miss Bradley, Chicago, ILL.,; w. H. Andrews.
Columbus, Ohio; II. S. Beggs, Columbus.
Ohio; M. F. Davis and Mrs Davis, Whining
ton, Del; Col. c.. A. Buchanan, Bridgeport,
Conn; E. Darlington and Mrs Darlington.
New York; j. Jefferson, New York; II. w.
Frederick, st. Louis.