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The Marshall republican., 1906-11-09
WEST GRAND PASS

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whose nresen, were Misses
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The Marshall republican., 1906-11-09
Public Sale

S. Be- Scarborough, will
have IL public sale Of horses,
cattlei hogs, corn, and farm
! mplemepts at, nis farm 3 LIZ
miles southeast of Malta
Bend and 10 miles Of
Marshall on Tuesday, Nov,
Up: Sale commences at 10 a.
NJ. Free lunch at noon.
Terms made known on day Of
-splei., L.n..a,A,nA l.nn nnnn,at
The Marshall republican., 1906-11-09
GRAND PASS

Sam Ruff accompanied by
Mts. Ruff, Master
Trpy ann Ba,jy AIhrEaret
spent atNeelp~ Visiting friends
and relativesaip Usage and
Cole cosjnties.AS UC,0lG
NIr. and Mrs. Levi Kramer
gaze Il ioeipl party on sTur-
day night. rHe Young people
enjoyed themselYes pleasant
ly.E
The-Et lant- -Rpeker
families visited the Arens-
meyer family Sunday, rIs u..
Rev. Carter, of Malta Bend,
preached ntthe Asbury church
on the subject Of Authority
and Morals.'' ui ",,g s,swr.
We had two gentlemen by
the same name Of Fritz u.
laut visiting in o:r vicinity.
o. FROM Lexington and the
other from iIolstein, Mo- .,
The Marshall republican., 1906-11-09
ARRownRocK

Miss Ruby Pearson Of Little
Rock was ON our streets Monday,
Rev. 6. L. Burgess, Of Columbia,
filed his regular appointment Sun;
day ut the Christian church,
o.J. Watts and Me, Of Napton,
made d short Visit Sunday Sitcrl
noon atsthe h5me OF d. l.! Watts.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Lawlcss were
shopping in Murshaii Monday
Frank Wilmarth ind Mis- Eula
Townsend attended services at the
Christian church Sunday night. "
Marvin Vowel and family, Of.
Kansas City arrived Sunday and
are visiting at the hume of, tho
l%atter's parents, Mr. aud Mrs, j..
,Lawless,
Misses Rena Eastman and Lal-.
lete Lawless accompanied by Will
Moehle and Willis Frakes spent a
part of Sunday afternoon in How
ard county .Tiw'H " "
Rev Batnett preached ht Smiths
chapel Sunday merningsnndnight.
MrsaPerkins, Of Nebraska, visited
the first o the'weck' With kefsistef,.
Mrs. +. o. Sheprau and fhmHyeF -
Saturday the gasoline 'boht, OWL
ed by Martin and BrOckwpy,dtook
a load Of lumber from, a saw mill
south of town on the river TO Jeffer-
son City, to be used About the pen
itentiary and returned Tuesday
H. C.. Piper and family Of Ire
county attended s~efyiGcsse 1T the
Christian church Sunday night. ''i',
Gle Burgess and Prof. cB5ySe,,
were dinner guests Sunday OFF! o.
Shepsrkand 5arhDy.e u I
Gaatiimes and Wife and Miss
Hazel Haines, visited Saturday and
Sunday atihe h9meof Geo, Haihts
near frankfort yorsasuan y'ru
The residence lef pro u sWets,
was very much Impressed last, week
blythe addition Of a niee low vim
ddow Ehif al,S i ngv 6pfd With lovely
HfnDoaQ ,!ssmyoi mrsi ~
Before tbs appearsaiR. print the
ELECTION will be a thing Of the past
land sothe BODY Viii have to 90 up
|Sait river. q enifgs snj m es''
AsaeIasiae wax sg being hadAe
Ithise%essk, ffbrn Mains3Atseet, North
to the Nfthpdist HAArrhj sbrn ut
Nv n EdWardsiand AOao arA, III
dC6oper c6dntV this week running
Observation-Disclosures ii4af bu6nSfffe..
Il febh r~4aa1 IS scl !
Wapted Ropltry gsssserg
|as sNifts Pscking 90 EXpes
f9iald
81
The Marshall republican., 1906-11-09
NELSON

Tyre Tucker, oflSt. Louis, spPnt
last "Wednesday with his sister, Mrs,
/, NJ. Verts, II .I
Frank Aplt made. o business trip
to BoonvilIe last Wednesday.
T, w, Mari went to Marshall
last Thursday on business,
Miss Mabel Marshall Of the coun-
try was in Nelson Monday.
Frank Ault is saving wood with
his gasoline engine, this week,
T. W, Mari sold his hardware
store TO P. II. Koehig last week,
DIR. Smith returned home Sunday,
after several days stay in Pettis
county. 20 NV
Mrs, Roy dropssamaarn I returned
Saturday fromfB 6ohyille, after sew
eral days visiting with relatives" =
lRev?D, GBolton,, Of Marshall,
waslihc NelsonT tuesday. o@'
, Mrs'C.sB Davis returned from
Sedalia Tuesday after several days
visiting with her mother, Mrs. A. G.
Jonesgs z ~ " nnt az
John Minis and familly departed
last Friday for Kansas to make
their hbmtdoE Isrssmtsoq
Mr. Bankhead of Pike county is
visiting his daughter, Mrs. rWm,
Reiyaih1 Jae sCno9 lie 10 bed {
Sisy cS mi eyse Gaif.s navel 81
vi TUESDAY election day passed of
cry quietly inv elson.r rtss~s Z.
For saIem ACRES choice
land 1 mile north Of town!
well improved. See 4, II
A. @. P letter owner sp
.r5ro.y [aYsl1all. es
fgsc-en a. p,o Q :
The Marshall republican., 1906-11-09


Geo. W. Corrigan and family, Of
Springfield, Mo, came in Monday
morning for a short visit with $, H.,
Stewart and family, nan.
G.. A. Murrell, Of Marshall, was
calling on old friends here Monday
morning..
A.. Arnold and Harvey McMahan
left Monday for Hereford, Texas,
where they will. spend "a couple Of
weeks with friends. D,.
| Vim. Thorp and son, Thomas,
left Tuesday morning for Eldorado,
Oklahoma, where Tom win attend
school this winter.
Your correspondent made u trip
TO Marshall Tuesday and brought
out a nice lQt. ol comb honey, which
will be on sale at the post-ofice
store. nhaW mai tsuipU n u
Miss Georgia Mistier returned to
her home In Marshall Tuesday, az!
Ter an extended visit with her sister,
Mrs, Hollywood OF this place. ...iC
The Marshall republican., 1906-11-09
Always the Same Game

Hubby4A'sIt becdmes9 verH
ttyDgssuy 6dearauo Ys,u'rsna lf
Saying schecAt2 Fcheck|
theckaa I'd fell'asffI lifd was j.
long game ef ehess.iYels ecI
Wife-"WsIlspE edward 'id'
yPp app'te give lpe something
| shaA hayedi& paynr pawsb
pawn, and ii Svndislil assenj
like a game Of chess, wouldn'Y
2EJon IooHo2 HoIHI.
The Marshall republican., 1906-11-09
ArReconciler

7 "Paw, when bhefesfa Big
banquet Why 40 they Always
have spoiled cheese to wind'ft t
up with?''disid sillon esiM
Because h. ttanakesi
YOU forgetthe earHerdou'ses.as
The Marshall republican., 1906-11-09
=. s,HuMpRous ,gaS !
Useful gAocomplishnnent

Upgardson-"I neverbeard
you olai f6 be a traction ex.
pert before. %o,,iq- ,suafa Frs77
Atom--"Iam, justine same.
i've learnedh I'd flip a street
oar Shenrit doesn't stops for
tpeBt gceHossipgS'
The Marshall republican., 1906-11-09

t-TNTTVtW TTr TVTTUTTA
he minister's trousers under
tStaG fotl IsdmUu spIoi.k
Yes deaarr. |" was the reply,
"@Wel'Jsb. continued, '.now'
know ksosd Why it i is called sdA 2 sspprr1
Pro- a,ou L.,Ll.dt A., ..,5,
The Marshall republican., 1906-11-09

Mr. Neperg6, Who'll reldE-
ingi0ne OF his bunting iadvenb<
uresg ~ Observation-Disclosures
ing at the brfhksofa -yawMng
chasmEs1n sipiaH silio1 ssilG
THAT sort of thing is pateh,,
Ing, you KNOW Interrupted
the young woman, making p
.feIntaf covering her .gps1hpd
mouth with her sbapsN hand
'''Yop ppsp't mind my yawps|
.ipg-in sympathy .yithI tbel
fSS'pitao brg nitlRM sslredD
The Marshall republican., 1906-11-09
HERNDoN

The sick arc all. better at this,
Wiling nttEH1r .trHt !
hIrSS ttG6tt fGfiphlb&1fris' FIHT a
Mr., and Mrs, FENCE, of Indiana,
are the guests of Or. j. D.. Jackson
and family ,rif1 tdpil Is ,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w, Jacksan gaze
q piehLdh' so6iid lHdh6we'e n hiRht
for the beIift Of ihe gyqpS fPlks.
All report a fine time The house
yayprett~it i0N-
lAbt torn AND prd5 e9Ss
They had music aud several kinds
ri dmpsdnshtll 1hk IndmSStsi
NE a,les' toc " htf shdc, Put NE
ladies behind a curtain aud the
men phidfor a numbcP and tbat
ettai fed sbcm Joeuera ktyfN ttqt
know Vso 'in,,,sSslJ EESeS
with. We think there we're some
did not get who they wanted to eat
with. -.
Corn gathering is all the go here
now. .l .-i7ln.} GA ss,M
The Marshall republican., 1906-11-09
NAPTON

Mrs, Hollywood and sisters Miss
Georgia Mister and Mrs. Caswell
.Sent 10 Gretchen Saturday to visit
their. sister Mrs. John Cook, return
RfSnM YT
Nv. Alexander came up from
Jqfeysobl Irity Friday forhsshor,
trienilsond relatives. "'
Thomas J. Davis Of Hardcman,
Wa acallcr at thqpost.oAice Mon.
fhotping. S
\ sast GarnsTb Boz Sch ack WI
some time, Is able TO get
The Marshall republican., 1906-11-09

pue .Hoitriunsa'" a'nt.
.J-sD Iu"ll ayY rE ~ sluu -itn
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High ScnooF Notes.
apogff G1rlne1eIand and Nellie Gross,

TngoTf GrindeIand and Nellie Cross
Reporters.
The literary society was organized
Friday forenoon Chaunceg kaston
president, Joe Suaska, vice presi-
dent .Toian Bren, Secretary The pro-
grams are every two weeks. The first
one will be October 51ll. Every body
is welcome.
The Zoology class have regular
menagerie In the laboratory
The~Iuniors and Freshmen had a
spread a1 the home of GIynn Sinclair
on Friday evening Every one had a
good time, and supper, but Would
probably have enjoyed it more it the
Seniors had not taken their potato
salad,
There is to be Foot Ball Game
here the 9th, of October between
East, GRAND Forks and Warren
We are glad the spread took place
| Friday night as some of the Seniors
| needed rest after eating SO MANY
sandwiches and SO much potato
salad. .s
/ Specimen Sic Deutsch3
/ Pupils. DON'T think the early birC
/ always catches the worm, by coming
] to school so early In the morning.
ALI classes have organized, but the
Seniors and as all their member!
! have, not returned, they will wai
until Iater.~
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A fellow by the Name of q. w.
johnson, who has worked around here
for some years. is wanted 10 Kittson
county for forgery. While here he
secured some of p. NJ. Hierpe's blank
checks ON Bank of Warren. One of
them hesmade out to- himself for S10O
and another for $50, forged Mr..
HERPES name to them, and disposed
OF them at Karlstad, where they were
cashed. When they in the course of
business We're presented to- Bank of
Warren the forgery was discovered.
Other checks may turn up later.
But Johnson has not yet been found.
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Patent Medicine; Led to DRUG
Habit.

G. w. Burton the man who fell
over the Great Northern bridge at
Grand Forks; early Friday morning
to what will probably be his death
and who as already related is a
morphine and cocaine fend, stated
today two newspaper mem IN that
city when asked as to how he ae-
quired the. drug habit, that it was
through the use OF u certafn patient
medicine which he, began talking
nineteen years ago for a minor all
ment.
Burton's entire body is mass
of pitts marks caused by the. IN
serbion OF hypodermie needle.
He is truly In a pitiabIe condition.
So TERRIBLE is his craving for NOR
phine that at times 1T i said he IN
'serts THAT hypodernnic needle
through his coat sleeve on pants
leg without waiting to roll either
up
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less. to get back to their pleasant
home and their children in this city.
Mr. Melgaard will leave In few days:
for Tacoma, Wash, to open his new
banking institutions, but Mrs. Mel
gaard and the Children will remain
here indefinitely -
The big state dredges which eom-
menced the Roseau Lake and
Roseau River project in the earlier
part OF August after building the
big hull and setting up the maehin-
cry in the upper Roseau near this
city, is at present located a short
distance above the Ross, bridge.
The river bed is very hard at this
point and large amount OF dirt is
being taken out to get the ditch
deep and make it effective in taking
off the water. The work from this
point on then will be very slow ID
comparison to the marvellous pro-
gress that has been made on the
first part OF the work. The ditch
| is already making it's influence. felt.
The dirt that is being taken out is
of gravelly blue clay and the dump
OF the machine will make a bank OF
such permaneney along the shore
not equaned by the original en-
! bankment, Great interest is be,
ing conferred on this; project from
| all parts of the state as it is the
first state job ever let with the In
tention of perfeetIng eomprehen-
sive system OF drainage and there
is every indieation that the work,
and results of che work on this
ditch will be made the subject of a
great deal of discussion at the next
meeting of the Minnesota State
Drainage. League to be held IN
| Duluth next summer.-RossaU
/ Times.
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II you need office stationary or
printing OF any kind for the fall
trade, now is the time to- have. it
doue before the rush begins.
Telephone US and we will call for
your order.
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FOR SALE Horses and farm
tools, Including one Mccormick bin
der. s-foo6, one DeerIng hay rake,
one disc drill, one mower, one 4-horse
steel drag. two wagons, two gang
pIqws, che tanning mill, Enquire at
Gilbert. Farm, sec. 10, BoxviiIe.
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LOST-A COW and heifer from
my barn last Sunday night. Both
red with white, spots on flank and
star in forhead., Cow without horns.
heifer with small horns. Geo,
Pfster, Warren, Mimi.
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We have 5000 acres of land in Cam
ada for sale at bargain prices. These
lands are located in the wheat grew
ing section Of the Saskatchewan ter
ritory. Railroad fare can be secured
for reasonable prices. For further
particulars address.
The National. A gency,
Fergus Falls. Mimi.
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SE DIR. Geo. e. Spoford visits
" Warren regu arly OH the 10th
day of each and every month. A day
to be. remembered by all suffering
from defective eye sight, Nervous
troubles etc. Scientifically fitted
spectacles and eye glasses, at the.
Windsor Hotel.
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The Churches.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL

Nn I6oDlSE EE1SCJEAI
Geo. E.-.TindaI PASTOR.
The Services for next Sunday will
be as follows:
10:o0 AM Glass meeting conduct
ed by the PASTOR
10:30 A.. VI. Preaching sermon by
DE. T.. Dodds.
The Sacrament of Baptism Will be
administered.
H:0O NJ. Sunday School.
300 p. NJ Preaching at. Cook s
School House. 1900 p. M. Epworth
League Devotional Meeting, =. w.
Thomas. 5000 PM The Last Ser
mon of the Conference Leader, by the
PASTOR. A eordiaI welcome. TO all.
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HONEY FOR SALE tn one-pound
sections. Is cents per pound, 7
pounds for u dollar. New crop taken
from my hives here In Warren.
E.. L.. Brown Phone No. LII.
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DO YOU WANT AN EDUCA-
TION2 OF course, you do. Write to-
Northwestern College. Fergus Falls.
Mimi. for cataolog- It will make
good everything it promises. Enroll
Oct. 1, tt you can. J.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
The corner lot and building now &C.
cupied by my furniture store. Call
on me for TERMS, and particulars. 81
81. L. Golden.
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Quit paying reus. Build a house
of your OWE and get the lumber
from the St. Hilaire Retail Lumber
Co., east side OF railway, Warren,
Mimi. We have just what you
waE1.
~ r Mr.
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HOUSE FOR RENT-New 4 room
house With summer Kitchen. Handy
to school. Substantially built. H.
NJ. Swanson,
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Typewriter supplies at Warren
Sheaf for ALL machines. -a''. -.
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FOR SALE:-A one story store
building, size a 20, suitable for
any small business, Chas. LoesIie,
Radiun., Mimi.
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Remington Typewriter ribbons at
the Sheaf office.
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NORWEGIAN LUTHERAN
G. j. NoIstad, Pastor

n $3.50 - Y. -. 1sOisId1t3, = ds5IOI.'
Services next Sunday ait, SOC p. M
a confirmation class in Norwegian
and English will be started. Saturday
OCT. 9Th at l0:00 a. M. in the
church.
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LUTHERAN SYNOD
E. Hanson PASTOR

English services next Sunday a
10.30 a. M In the Luth. church,
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500 Line Passenger.

West Bound 500 a. M
East Bound 7:24 b. Do.
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Typewriter carbon at the Warren
Sheaf.
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BIlliga Biljetter till och fran SVer-
1ge, Norge, Danmark och Finland.
SWedish-A naerlcan State Bunk. WAR
rem, Mimi. =
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WANTEIe-Laundress at the City
Hospital Good wages. Apply at the
hospital, Warren, Mimi.
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11OhElD Ullli1 ycdI IL ul1ilE QQ OIL C1GHl,
strong and able men from governor
down.
Rev Sigurd Olson, of Stephen, was
In the city yesterday calling upon QUIZ
people relative to his candidacy for
superintendent of schools, for which
office he was unanimously nominated
by the republicans at, the. late pri-
mary election Mr.. Olson is an old
teacher. having taught IN the public
schools In Iowa, and for ten years at
ST. Ansgar Seminary ST. Ansgar,
iowa. During the past five years he
has been engaged in ministerial work
In Argyle and Stephen
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew MeIgaard re-
turned home yesterday from their
European "trip. They spent about q
month"; In Norway visiting at Mr.
Melgaardss old home and all points
OF interest In that vicinity In Lon
don they spent about a week. and
another week In Paris, visiting the
museums. art galleries, monuments
and historical scenes of these two
great cities On their outward trip
they had also spent a week ia the city
of Washington After seeing ALL
the spIendor and magni fcence of the;
continent, they were glad, neYerthe-
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Free coupons with every cash Csc.
purchase at the PeouIes Store, Read
about it. On last page,
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Rasmus Hage, Julius T.. Olson's
former stenographer,,w who left for Min
neapolis d couple weeks ago to enter
the law department. o. the State Uni
versity, was taken sick Immediately
UPON his arrival there, and could not
even enroll as a student. The doctors
had some difficulty at first to dag
nose his case but finally pronounced
it typhoid fever: Upon learning this
MIR. Hage FASTENED back here, and
placed himself In the care of the hos
pitaI here. His father and mother
have been over from Halstad, visit
ing him. and the latest report is that
he is getting along WE'LL
The readers of this paper are ea1-
nestly requested to persue carefully
the advertising columns of the Sheaf.
Do 1T each and every week and then
take advantage of tine bargains That
are being offered from time to time
by the merchants Of the CITY, Buy
YOUR goods from those merchants who
advertise I'M our columns as they are
the wide awake and progressive bust
ness mem of the city and the Sheaf
can cheerfulIy recommend them to
the buying public as reliable Ia every
way carry good, honest goods In
stock, and will do everything they
promise to- do IN their advertising
matter.
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GIRL WANTED Easy work and
good wages. W.. O. Braggans.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-02
TAFT WILL BE APPOINTED
DURING THIS SESSION

There Is Joy IN the respective camps
e Fairbanks and haw and other as
plrants Cor tho republican president.
ial nomination. Announcement was
made this wUca, with q very con.
ylnclnF color uf authority. that be-.
fOro the present session OF congress
comes 90 an end, the president Will
send tu the senate the nomination OF
William Howard aft 90 be an assl.
ciato justice OF the United states SUI
prone court.
lt Ga not expected % al Secretary
Taft will take mis- seat on the bench
before next October. but his nomlnn.
ton and confirmation by the senate
would take him out ~ the presFdent.
ial running. on next Monday the su.
preme court VIII hold is last meet
Ing of the spring term and on that
day Dir. Justice Brown VIII sit with
he court Tor the last time. u Is a
tradition of the court that men nom.
mated hy the president for member.
snip shall not take their seats until
their nomination shall have been CON
nrmed by the senate AZ the fan
term of the court begins in October,
and the senate viii not convene until
December, Secretary Taft win have
20 boz confirmed nt the present session
n congress ln order 90 slt with the
court when % cunyenCs in the fall
g. Ga announced that Mr Taft viii
continue bis duties as Secretary of
War until &c Is time for him 90 don
bis judicial robe and the president
VIII thus have four months in which
Go look around lug a new war min.
lister
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-02

ThirtysiX United states senators
counting the vice president. consid'
euhly more than a third Of the mem.
borahip OF that body, are rated as
mlllionairos. The richest man IN the
senate OF course is William A..
CLARK of Montana whose wealth ls
placed in round figures al s20000O'
900
A Washington newspaper man, who
has done q lot OF investigating during
tbs present session. gives o list Of
senate millionaires and their eati.
mated fortunes, al follows.
William A. CLARK af Montana 5000
100000
stephen n Elklns of West viF.
glnla t20OO0.000
Russell a, Alger OF Michisan 500
10000
John p Dryden Of New Jersey
$4,000 900.
Nelson W Alduch Of Rhode island.
$4,000 600.
John Kean Of New Jersey $4,000,
600.
Redaold Proctor o. Vermont 81,
COO 600
PhiIander C Knox Of Pennsylvania,
Of 100000.
chauncey ~ Dopew Of Now Yorh.
Francis q. Neviands o. Nevada.
"a. 600 600
0foiee p weimare OF Rhode Island.
$4,000 900.