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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1906-03-03
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Caparine Is the greatest ana most
efficacious headache cure In the world.
1t Is to be had ut all buffets and drug
stores. The DeIialb Drug and Chemi.
cal Company limited Is the sole pro.
prietOr.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1906-03-03

II you are troubled with headache,
whether chronic or otherwise, get Cap.
arlne. the sure cure. which ia to be had
ut all arst-class buifets and drug
stores.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1906-03-03

Caparine 10 a safe and sure bracer.
1t IL sold in all Bullets and drug
stores.
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1906-06-08
Moral Leprosy and Social
Remedy.

Editor Democrat Star. Do
parents have eyes to see and ears
to hear. and yet see not the NOR
al leprosy that threatens their
loved ones and hear not the
mourns of the sorrowing victims
of this prevailing curse OF hui
manity. This is fast age. and
fraught with peculiar dangers to
the young. Money is power for
either good or evil, according as
it is used, but the tendency of
wealth is to corrupt society, es-
pecially when it's power Is exer-
ted to elevate in rank Of the best
circles the vice and immoral who
have no other passport than
money. This is just what the
increase of opportunity and
wealth is doing in our Southern
society. added to the habits Of
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1906-06-08

our society.
All the preaching, and writing
and pleading against social vices
that stalk In the GARD or refined
amusement appear to have little
effect. Then what is the remedy
to be? This is the question thai
sober men are askisng. shall
not attempt to answer it. Bu,
what want to say is that until
fathers and mothers ponders this
question. throw off the lethargy
that is born of conceited self Sc
curlty. and become alarmed. as
sure as sparks fly upward the
end is not yet. They must re,
member that conditions are not
what they once we're in the
South. when we had the purest
society on Gods earth. As
said before, prosperity is absorb
ing and intoxicating. while mon.
ey is bringing the scum and the
moral leper to the top surface Of
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1906-06-08
A Good Man Gone to His Re-
ward.

It is with profound sorre W and regret
that we chronicle the death of Mr.. Dan
Jolly which sad event occurred at his
home, near Winston F. o. Winston, Co.
on Saturday night last at an early hour
He had been unusually well on that
day and retired feeling well. He raised
up in bed. geve some sign and fell back
dead. He died from heart friiure.
Though Mr.. jolly lived only short
distance over in Winston, Starkvin was
always his trading point. We presume
from the best information that the de-
ceased resided in the c o m m unity in
which he died for at least go years be-
loved and esteemed above his fellows.
Five years of his life was spent as a SOL
dier in the Confederate army, true and
brave. He was an honest and an up-
right citizen, q modle man in every par
ticnlar. He vas man warm hearted
and his horne OF hospitality and delight
ed in entertaining friends. He leaves
the following SONS and daughters; Mrs.
G.. #. Hamill. Mrs. James Brown. and
Mrs. Petty Kinard. Messers. T. j. jolly.
Winston County; j. A.. Misses Ellora
and Edna Jolly, Starkviile; Mrs, j. Fl.
Pugh; Messers j. I. and w. B. Jolly,
McDonnel, La. and Mrs. Fl. A. Doyle,
Memphis. and numerous grand children
and unnumberable friends.
Surely the world is better by Dan
jolly having lived and his life and char
acter IS worthy OF limitation BY all.
We tender to the bereaved our heart
felt sympathy IN this their hour OF sor~
row.
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1906-06-08

idleness and Incorporate prac-
tices creeping into society as an
effect of the same cause. Par
ents, dumb, blind; deaf, intoxi-
Gated by good fortune, vain OF
dress and show themselves and
of the society accomplishments of
their boys and girls, forget the
danger of the moral leprosy to
which they are exposed. They
hear, with cquanimity, the moan
of every fresh victim, realize the
awful consequence, shame, de-
graduation and ruln-but meyer
seem to dream that the same
demon may lurk around their
own fireside. Everywhere
throughout our fair Southland
today stout men of wisdom and
virtue discuss with feelings and
expressions of awe, the apparent
fact that never before did the
worm that dieth not'sso vora-
ciously gnaw at the vitals OF
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1906-06-08
polite society from which they
would be Absolutely excluded,

polite society from which they
would be Absolutely excluded.
but for the might of the dollar.
In this situation how many have
we left of the mothers of the old
Puritan stock. who watched with
sleepless vigilance every shadow
Of evil that fitted past as the
hen watches for the cunning
hawk, who verify ''shadowed"
the precious daughter until she
blessed some noble young man
in marriage, and could never
sleep until she answered the
question, where is my boy to-
night? With whom home make
ing and character building was
an ever absorbing occupation
and a necessity OF existance.
They were the salt of the earth,
fashioned after the similitude
of polished stone. They real
ize that. to the young. danger
Turks in every bush; that char.
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1906-06-08

A ~
acter grows and natures with
the body, that impression, the
young mind is as was to receive
and as adamant to retain. How
many parents of tod:ly are hon
estly. devoutly and continuously
devoting their lives and minds
and hearts to shielding, coun-
selling and guiding their chill
dren-shieIding them against
the moral leprosy of modern So
ciety instead of pushing them
into the the maelstorm of its in
toxication as a sacretice to the
god of their own pride and van.
ity? Reader, do you get the
idea? There is most fatal er-
ror creeping in just h e. I
have known men to willingly and
without protest allow their dau-
ghters to be expo s e d to tn g
snares of polite society against
which they had counselled and
shielded their sisters.
In conclusion let me recall
few truisms that we all accept,
but few there be to take alarm at
their neglect. 1.-THE idle brain is
the DEVILS Workshop" and mo-
dern literary trash is one of the
most Obstructive machines in that
shop. Again. money and idle
ness together make soil out of
which vices sprout quick and
rank as weeds from garbage.
Evil communication cor pts
good morals" and with small be-
ginning of evils. because of evil
association, the criminal is pro-
duced Or shame overthrows.
Tell me where your boys and
girls are during the shades of
night, when the evil disposed
go about as roaring lions seeking
whom they may devour; now tell
me with whom they associate,
how they spend the Sabbath and
other hours of leisure, what their
dominant passion, the love of
pleasure, society and sport, the
love of good books. learning. re-
tinement and culture, and I will
tell you what results to expect.
| But, fathers and mothers, are
you prepared to answer these
questions intelligenlly and truth
fully? Do you know? If not. it
is more than probable that your
Ignorance and inattent on 10
these matters of vital Importance
will, sooner or later, rise up to
curse you. A. FATAER.
Scranton, Miss, May 81, '06.-
Democrs Star.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1906-04-25
BUSINESS LOCALS,

Lawrence Rooper, dentist, will be
located in Pickens after May 1st pre-.
pared to do all kind of dental work
Office over Pickens Drug Co.
See us for Buist's Garden seeds
in packages, 2 for 5 cents, and in
bulk. Alillet seed, Watermelon seed,
Golden Dent and Snow Flake corn.
Pickens Drug Company.
J. T. Brock, woodworkman, in the
Ashmore building, is prepared to
mend or make over your vehicles and
do general line of repair work Saw
setting and sharpening specially.
Give me Gull when in need Of gen.
+ral repair work. Prepared to do all
kinds of pipe cutting and fitting. If
TRAVELLING SALESMAN WANTED TO place
our guaranteed Peptoprotein Gor poultry or
stock with dealers. Salary 800 Il month, with
expenses advanced. Full instructions, sample
case and outfit free. &. r. Darcl CO.. Parsons.
Kansas. ali. .06 3t.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1906-04-25
LAND FOR SALE.

60 acres. 10 good creek bottom
acres, we'll timhered. 5 room dwell
ing. Corn Mill, Saw Mill and Cotton
Gin, with fine water power. Situated
Q miles from Greenville on the Hunts
bridge road. This can be bought
dirt cheap. Call and see us. Price
$1500
j. D. Holder & Co.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1906-04-25
Attention EaStatOe Voters,

The Eastatoe Democratic club ia
hereby called to meet at Aiken's stur. .
Saturday, April 29th at o'cloc's
NJ, for the purpose It reorganizing
and electing deleget' 8 to the County
Convention, to b, Leld o. Pickens G..
II. the 7th day Of May.
A. Il. Winchester,
Member of Tx. Com.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1906-04-25
EOIEYSKIDNEYCURB
E3alSes Kidnava and Eladder Right
Luckicst Man in Arkansas.


"l'm the luckiest man in Arkansas, -
writes H: l.. Stanley of Bruno, "snce
the restoration of my wife's health after
five years of continuous coughing and
bleeding from the lungs; and owe my
good fortune to the worlds greatest med,
icine, DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, which know from expe
rience will cure consumption if taken in
time. My wife commenced to improve
with first bottle and twelve bottles com,
pleted the cure" Cures the worst
coughs aud colds or money refunded.
At Pickens Drug Go. 50c and 81, sam.
pie free.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1906-04-25
EOLEYSIIO ME YAu6T AIR
0e0p0 tho oouREA and 1aon1a Nsaaa &c

A mau who once had rough-horny
hands made them soft and smooth with
Witch Hazel Salve, but he used the gen
uinc-thnt bearing the name "E. g. De
Witt & 20. Chicago" For sores, boils,
cuts. burns, bruises, etc., it has DO equal,
ard affords almost Immediate l., lief from
blind, bleeding, itching and protruding
piles. Sold by Pickens Drug Co.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1906-04-25
Notes From Pickens R. F. D. No. !.

Notes From Pickens R. F. D. No. !.
A large crowd attended the singing
Conventinn at Griffin Sunday and
heard some good music.
Married, on Sunday. April %, Mr..
John Anthony, eldest son of }. II. j.
Anthony, to Miss Carey Hayes, daugh.
tor of Fields Hayes.
Miss Addie Anthony is right sick.
S. p. Freeman js erecting large
and commodious dwelling house on
his farm near the foot of CLASSY
Mountain.
Miss Florence Hendricks closed
her school at CLASSY Mountain, Fri
day, April 18th, with an egg hunt
and speeches by the children.
3. b. Porter's family have measles.
Reader.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1906-04-25

Just little Kodol after meals will ro-
ieve that fulness, brlohing, gas on stom-
ach, aud all other symptoms of indiges-
ton. Kodol digests what yon eat, and
enables the stomach and digestive organs
Ito perform their functions naturally
Sold by Pickens Drug 90.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1906-04-25
Pickens Drug Company.

Mr.. II. A. Bowen and Miss Will.
lis ODsll, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. L. O'Dell, were happily united IN
marriage at the home of the brides
parents, on tho evening of the 18th
instant. Rev. D. W. Hiott, performing
the ceremony that united two loving
hearts. Mrs. Bowen, as Miss 0 Dell, =,
Is a charming young woman, who by
her winning ways and charm of man
ner, numbered her friends by the
score. all Of whom wish her much Joy.
Mr.. Bowen. who is son of TX Sena.
tor w. Il. Bowen, is we'll and favor
ably known to many of our readers.
oeing Il salesman for tho II. II. B.
Co., and is a young man of sterling
worth. His many friends are con-
graduating him on his good fortune
in winning such priz". They are
at home to their friends in Pickens,
beiug pleasantly domiciled in their
new home recently finished by Mr..
Bowen on the street newly opened up
by the Graded School building.
After several failures aud 80 long
il time, tho prospects for cotton mil,
at Pickens are very bright, 80 bright,
indeed, that we may say, it is nj ae
sured fact. Arrangements have been
completed for the erection OF a $780,
600 mill at this place, provided $780,
600 will be given by the town and
county, and convassers who are at
work are very much encouraged over
the outlook. MIR. W. Nj. HagooI,
President Of the Gleenwood Mill, who,
together with Messrs j. Med Bruce,
j. p. Carey and others, of the town,
have been working on the project for
some time, has been North and have
been assured of all the help they need
for the consummation of the enter
prise, and az VAS remarked in the
outset, at the start of this article, the
only thing that will keep the mill
back is the people of Pickens failing
to raise their part of the moneJ. This
is their chance for a mill and we are
sure they will not throw it away.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1906-04-25
Old Soldiers Take Notice.

VIU OUIUIeFS TAKE WUIICe.
All members of Camp Garvin a: d
all ol / soldiers who desire to be men,
bers will meet at the Court House
Salesday in May to consider business
Of importance to the Camp.
" B Allgood,
Commander
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1906-04-25

All old. time Cough Syrups bind the
bowels. This is wrong. A new iden
was advanced two years ago in Kennedy's
Laxative Honey and Tar. This remedy
acts on tho mucous membranes of the
throat and lungs and loosen athe bowels
at the same time. It expels all cold from
the system. 1t clears the throat, and
strengthens the mucous mem branes, re
lieves coughs, colds, Group, whooping
cough, eto. Sold by Pickens Drug 90
The Washington herald., 1906-12-06
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

James ". Fitzgerald. 90 Spring Garden. Va. and
Lizzie N Gregory. 80, Luck. Va. Rev Z Hel
Sven.
Robert L. Garrison 5S and Rosalie Moore. "a
Rev. S II. Greene.
Robert Hurst p. Terre Haute. Ind, and Minnie
Crst, p. Rev. d. c. Mcleod.
Joseph \ Lash 81 Mansfield Ohio. and Anna
Graf. a. Rev. II. Schroeder.
Maurice Miller. "a and Ethel Berman. y Rev.
Abraham Leibs0hn.
Harry Hitler, 25, Philadelphia. Pa, and Ida Y.
Reynolds, Is. Waldorf Va. Rev William F.
Locke
Nathan Beaker. 26 and Yetta Podlounk. %. Rev.
R. Graffman
Temple Gatewood Il. Charles City COUNTY. Va
aud Myrtle ID. sharp, g, Henrico County. Va Rev.
J. j Mclaughlin
Walter " Weaver. H and Au-usta " Sof,otts
IS Res. Theron Outwater.
Z. d. Reeves. 3. and Lena NJ. Gowan. Rev. d.
W. Skelliuger
COLORED
Jerry TolbeTt, p. and Hattie Tyer. Q. Rev.
William s. Jones.
Charles f. Betters. 3, Martnsburv ". Va. and
Katie y. drummer. . Rev. J. Anderson TAYLOR.
Richard Queen q, and Pauline Colbert, I9 Rev
". J. Howard
Joseph Butler. 33 and Mary Clark p. Rev. Ed
gar Murphy
William Cantey. o. and Ethel johnson. .. Rev.
Walter H. Brooks.
Nathan T. Beau. 81, and Rosa Lyons. Is. Rev.
J. I. Loving
Frank Currey, q, and Sophie Dixon, 81. Rev.
Alexander Wibank.
William Long. 81 and Rosa Young. o. Rev. ].
p. Richie.
Charles H. Brooks, %. and Pearl V Ware Is
Rev L. Z. r. ROSSeT
Charles Wye 80, snd Amanda Price, 9s. Rev
John Hammond
The Washington herald., 1906-12-06
DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of ApDeaIs

Present; The Chief Justice. AR Justice McComas
and Associate Justice Ashley VI. Gould Of the Dis
tTict Supreme Court.
No. l7i0 Morgan vs. Adams: continued
Patent appeal No. $50 In re application Of Allie
r WEIGH; petition for rehearing submitted by Mr.
L. S. Bacon Of counsel for appellant. in support Of
petition.
No. 1881 Crawford vs. United States; on motion
additional time Is allowed in the argument; argu-
ment commenced by Mr.. A. S. Northington for ap-
pellant and continued by Mr. Holmes Conrad for the
appellee
I7ss District Of Columbia vs. Green; continued.
Assignments for to-day:
On hearing:
No. z Crawford vs.. United States Appellant's
attorney. 4 5. Worthington- ADpellee's attorney.
D. v. Baker.
Special calendar:
No. l3 Nash Us. District Of Columbia Appel.
lant's attorney. George r Hoover ApDeIlee's at
torney. L. II. Thomas.
No. .. United States rel smithson vs.. Ash
ford. Appellants attorney. B. +. leighton. Ap-
pelees attorney, E. II. Thomas.
Regular call;
No. 1904 Shaw vs. Bryan Appellants attorney.
D. W Baker. AppeIlee's attorneys, Hamilton. Col
tsrt & Hamilton.
No I6s Phelps vs.. Phelps Appellants attorney
]. A. Johnson Appellee's attorney. 6. F. Hayen.
Ne 1854. Jennings vs.. Philadelphia, Baltimore and
Washington Railway Company, Appellants attor-
uels, +, H. Jackson. X. T. Davis. and r. L. Bar
ker; appellee's attorneys. AIChenney & tlanncry.
No l662 BTin vs.. Washington Railway and Elec-
trc Company Appellant attorney. Melville Church ;
sppellees attorneys, T. Z. Warield and II S. Dueu
No lee9. Heroes vs.. Richards. Appellants attor-
ney, HAYDEN Johnson; gpTsllee's attorney W. {.
rTcntiss
No 1910. Adams Express Company vs. Adams.
Appellants attorneys W 5. Thomas and S T.
Thomas: appellee's attorneys, A. B. Webb and H.
L. Franc.
No ld76- Moore IS. PyweIl. Appellants attorneys,
Leckie, Fulton & Cox; appellee's attorneys. J. J.
Darlington and c. c James
The Washington herald., 1906-12-06
WOMAN SUMMONED ON JURY.
Lack of Prefix to Name MisIends
Marshal


NJ F. Scott is a good citizen Of the
United States, is a most reputable and
punctual taxpayer in this city. but she
is woman, as was demonstrated in jus
tice Stahord's court yesterday, 10 the
amusement Of the court and the slight
embarrassment of the deputy marshal
who had summoned her to appear 'Tn
the name of the President of the United
States" and perform jury duty. Were
Susan B. Anthony still among the living,
she would have had some satisfaction at
least as the results Of her labOrs in the
suffrage movement, to see a member Of
her sex summoned to sit in the jury box
with eleven men, good and true, peers
Of those put on trial. and pass judgment
NJ. F. Scott, a distinguished looking
young woman. with a business residence
al 4l3 New Jersey avenue northwest. has
the peculiar distinction OF being the first
ard only member of her sex in the city
to receive a summons from the local
courts, bearing its great seal and com
manding her to appear and perform Jury
duty
When the name, NJ. T. Scott, was called
by Clerk Hawken. in Criminal Court No
], yesterday morning, a young woman
arose in her seat and answered present. ."
This caused slight confusion as well as
amusement, TO those present in the court
room. Mr.. Hawken, however, quickly
recognized that a mistake had been made.
and informed The young woman to that
effect. and laughingly excused her
The Washington herald., 1906-12-06
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Park view-NIiddaugh & shannon. inc TO Newton
H. Clark lot 35. square 3037. So
Tweuty-hfth street and Virginia avenue northwest
Frank T. Mitchell ct u. TO Washington Gas
Light Company; original lots ! and 2, square S Of
Connecticut Avenue Heights-D. c. ". Smith et ux
TO Walter o. Blackwood, lots 2 and %. square
2 $500
Insleside-William D. Campbell ct ux, to John f.
Lynch, lot 81, block 6. SO.
d street southwest, between Sixth and Seventh
strects-Nikolaus Auth ct TX. to Nikolaus and
John \. Auth, trustees part original lots and
u. square 46f SO.
No. 6l3 Q street northwest-Same to Henry J. Auth.
lot I'D. square 4i4. SO
No. zoos I street Hortheast-Alary J. Baxter to
Hannah White. lot T. square s57, $40.
Bruokland-Robert Collie et Tx. 20 Adell J. Cord
lot l3. blcck Is. $40
North Columbia Hcights-James W. Cutchler
Trustee, 20 Isaac H. Bryant. lot 3. block s.
S299.s0 tre-record Of liber 29s5. folio 57sl
lnglcsde-H. Rozier Dulany ct al. trustees, to Alice
T. Matthews. part lot Il. block 2 So
Bucna Vista-John Byrnes, surviving trustee to
Charles 2. Carl, lot s. block H. SIC
Eighth street northwest, between and streets
Tillotson F. Brown to Anna A. +. Walker. part
original lot g. square Az $40.
First addition to American University Park-Galen
/. TAFT ct al, trustees. 70 Wilbur w. Jameson.
lots and 5. block 81 Sl.26o. same to Anna G.
Jameson. lots 4 and 5. block 81. Sl.0so. Same
TO Wilburn W Jameson. it., lot s. block 81.
$50 Same 10 Eleanor q. Jameson, lot 4
block 81 $50. Same to Ida s. Barnett, lot g.
block a. $50. same % Florence W. Jameson.
lot 9, block q. $40.
Buena Eista-Washington Loan and Trust Company.
trustee. 70 Charles z Carl. lot Z. block II. $50.
Besir Eeights-GertTnde NJ. Hubbard to John Hays
Hammond lots 3 and l. block 5. So
hsl0rama Heights-sIaTgaret 6. Parsons ct vir.,
George W. 70 John Hays Hammond, lot 3. BLOCK
TO- SO
Ingleside-PerCy II. Russell ct ux- to Thomas A.
Weldon. lot s. block 3 SO.
No l0jl Potomac stree. northwest-Edward Mellon
10 Curtis E. Gresham, part lot 49, square
100 $40
Park -8Iiddsugh & shannon. Inc. 70 Minnie
3. Melville lot 49, square 94A. $40. same to
Milton &. Granger and Hattie .. Granger, lot
The Washington herald., 1906-12-06
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

RALEIGH-Judgs r. p Blizzard. Parkersburg.
", Va; Louie II. Brush. Salem. Greg; II. u
Burt, Chicago: c D. Carlisle. Kansas City; Frank
Cooper. Kansas City; +. L. Gates. Kansas City
W. 7. keley. Muskngee, Ind T.; Miss Charlotte
hlsnt New York H. g. McCleary, Philadelphia 4.
VIII ]. Dinner. Dayton. Ohio; George 5. Ramsey
Musk2gee, Ind. T.; Dr. c. r Wedler and wife.
NEW WILLARD-Emil p AIhrecht. Philadelphia
A. NJ Bangs and wife, New York J. A. Beidler.
Cleveland Ohio; James II. Chadbaum. Wilmington
Del: +. Z. Cole. Boston, Mass: John Dumond IT,
New Orleans; L. A. Hanniil keckllk. Iowa Fritz
Jachuke. New Orleans; II. W. Krunsm, Columbus
Ohio. ]. II. Lafaye, New Orleans; +. Mcfarland
Cincinnati; Mrs T. C. Ncrthcutt. LuTsy. Va. Henry
Schrieber. New Orleans; AIRS Stutfoud Brauf0rd
RICGS-H. c. FaiTchild Bridgeport Conn.,. Mrs
NJ E Plstt, Chicago; Ralph Rapp New York: "
H. Wishard, Indianapolis
EBBITT-A ". Bash New York; O. Livingstone
Baird. [. s. y; b. H Fuller. New Herk Fremont
Morse. L. S. A; J. e. WoodFuff. New York.
REGENT-A. Brooks. Boston: J. B. Kelley and
wife Richmond: George +. Lemon and wife New
York G. Lemon, Bosom NJ Sokoloff. Boston.
GORDON-W. r. Boutwell, and WIFE, Norfolk; T.
T. Low. New York.
DRISCOLI.-Iosenh ". Grinnelle. Brooklyn: Miss
Larrinags. Porto Rico F. Larrinaga, Porto Rice
COCHRAN-Mrs l. Eaton, Boston: p. a. He'd
ner Philadelphia.
NATIONAL-E. ]. Blood, Chicago; J. E. Igle-
hart Maryland; James X. Mercer Columbus; o.
L. Parmenter. Racine, Wis.
ST JAMES-Goorge Hruce, Morgan CITY. Iowa;
Alexander Humphries, New York z. r. Steve1son,
Columbus; + J. ErhaTt, Indiana; Miss Lizzie
Gregory Virginia John Hickman. Lynchburg; W.
d. Kaufman Chicago.
ARLINGTON-Geo s. Baker and family.
ProTidence, r, l.; D. A Brown. Cincinnati H. T.
CLARK Omaha: james H. Clark and wife New
Providence. La Walter Shields, GreenFilie, Miss
J. T. Wiiecx. NeH York.