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Stevens OdOrIess Gun OIL.

The latest Stevens flrearm accessory again
emphasizes how mindful the j. Stevens Arm
& Tool Co. (Chioopee Falls. Msss.,) i, OF the
desires and requirements Of the shooting
world. There are oils and oils OF all degrees
OF varying excellence on the market today,
but none embody that combination superior
qualities which is 30 man fest in the most
recent Stevens production.
Stevens Orderless Gun Oil 10 a lubricant,
rust preventive, polishing and cleaning com.
pound. Ia guaranteed TO be absolutely pure
and contains no acid. Especially adapted for
firearms. bicycles, fishing reels, sewing ma.
chimes, talking machines and all fine me-
chanisms requiring a high grade oil. Makes
q very good furniture polish.
Price in one ounce bottle, 10 cents, in four
ounce bottle, Is cents. All progressive Hard.
ware and Sporting Goods Merchants carry
Stevens Ordorless Gun OIL in stock. II you
cannot obtain, communicate with the j.
Stevens Arms & Tool Co., Chicopee Falls.
Mssa.. and they will ship direct, upon receipt
OF price.
Rsmsmber-this meritorious Gun OIL is
best by analysis and has been subj ected 10
the most exhaustive tests. Stevens Rifles,
Shotguns, Pistols and Firesrm Accessories
represent the most value Of any at Che prices
offered and are all guaranteed for quality In
every way.
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MCKEE & WALDROP.
0conee Property
FOR SALE.

No. 81. 100 acres, 8 miles of Wal
halla, 2 miles of letantn, at Cross
loads and fine place for country store,
gin, good building, etc. ,
No. 32. $50 acres. 10 miles OF Wal
halle, 2 miles of Whit.tone, only Az
acres in cultivation, balance fine tim
Der land, has ne, er been cut-ohk, pine
and poplar. Only 81 per acre.
No. "a. 163 acres. 8 miles OF wal
halla, 9 miles of Seneca on public road,
40 acres of very fine river bottom, bal
ance of land good, n dwelling and
two tenant houses.
No. 40. 334 acres in the, town OF
Walhalla. good dwelling and all out
buildings, land in high state of culti-
Walton: This tract can be cut up into
town lots. -.
All of the above farms / can sell you
on easy terms. Write for prices. l
have several nice residence and build
ing lots in Walhalla and West Union.
J.. IL. DARBY, Real Estate Dealer.
Walhalla, S. G.
pa~ Office: Peoples Bank.
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w. NJ. Morton Dead.

Augusta, Ga, Aug. l2.-(Special.) Grea,
anxiety Is felt here tonight over the rnysteri-
Gus disappearance of Thomas W. NJ Morton,
q resident CT Monte Sano, who left home TIL.
morning in q buggy.
This afternoon his horse was found on thu
South Carolina side OF the North ARusts
bridge with a brok en- harness, causing some
uneasineas, and the road was gone over until
the buggy was found q mile away. II hat
been drawn carefully from the road intt
anme bushes. An account Joe belonging Ia
Morton was nearby and his hat was found In
ne buggy. pootprinis leading 10 Inc ease
Morton Ia q well.to do man, ie strictly tenn
perate In habits, q is not known TO have al
enemy. His wife states that when be left
home he Was out of sorts. Suicide Is feared
by some, while Others hint at foul play.
Mr.. Mortons body has been found and wal
brought to Abbeviile county. his old home
for burial. II Is not known just when buriaj
will take place.
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BILLY BUCKSKIN,
The Mar Who Knows a Thing or Tw O

Office Cor. Truth Ave. and Code Rule st.
Everywhere, u. s. A.
Everywhere, U. S. A., August 5, 1907.
Dear Sir: Everybody In the good old State
OF South Carolina deserves the best Of every
thing, and In Boots and Shoes, Slippers and
Ties for old and young, large and small. the
stock Of the ABBEvILLE SHOE Co., OF ABBE
VILE, 8. c.. ia In the writer's Bile opip-
ION, the best assorted and consists OF the best
wearing shoes ever put on the American mai
ket. There is only one thing to do TO be con-
WINGED, and that Is 10 give Mr.. Bradley a call.
He is anxious TO do business with you and
will treat you right In every particular.
Special attention la called TO the line OF
Wits IS 90 Shoes "Amerlcus Shoes, ""Jef-
fersonian Shoes "soulhern King" "Dixie
Girl,""Roxie Ward" and High Point"
Do J ourself justice and look over his line OF
shoes, before you buy your next pair. There
Is money In 1t for you.
Yours very truly, Billy Buckskin.
Advice ia cheap. but Billy Buci;skin Is q
philosopher lp the economical school. Theie
Ia a reason for listening and q better reason
for acting on his judgment.
ABBEVILLE SHOE CO.,
j. +. Bradley, Mgr.
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P. Rosenberg & Co.
Farms for Sale.
Southwest Georgia.

700 acres, l0-horse farm in high state
of cultivation and 300 acres in fine tim
Der, near banking town. one mile of
railrosi. Many other fine propositions
of sn and large places. City prop
erty handled. A variety works for
sale. Fine tobacco farms. sugar cane
and cotton lands, close to the largest
tobacco farm in the world. Write for
what you want.
+. F.. PARKER. Pelham, Ga.
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I1se Kuso In your closets. For sale al
phone lW. Milford's Drug Store
Nunnally's fresh candy every week at Mill
ford's Drug Store.
Waterman's fountain pens, the oes' OIL
earth, at Mllford's Drug Store.
The hest spring tonic on earth is Mucutone.
ONLY sale at Milford's Drug Store.
Views of The city of Abbeville on rostal
cards on sal lie at Milford's Drug Store.
Have you tried "Kuso," the great d1slnIec-
tant? On sale at Milford's Drug Store zoc'
pint.
The ,arpest soda and coca cola dispensers In
npper South Carolina, Come to see US wheo
10 the city. Milford's Drug Store.
Sanatol tooth paste. wash and poWoer on
| sale at Mnford's Drug Store.
Keep down the odor sbout your house oy
using "Kuso.' Gold at Milford's Drug Store
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l., w. whites Locals.

We are Offering some good values In Table
Napkins and Doilies. L.. W. White.
l.. w. Whites for Embrofderies, laces. Rib.
Bleaohed Cambria at 10c. IL LEO l4c at L.. w.
Whites.
Rosenberg has q splendid line all leather
suit cases and hand bags, .
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Master George Bigby, OF Anderson, was In
town last week. the guest OF his aunt, Mrs.
SIMS the Misses McFall. George is a manly
young man and tn due time his worth will
be appreciated by some one OF the pretty
girlR.
Big brass key found In the street opposite
to Mr.. Longs Rinnery. Apply at the Press
and Banner office.
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It's guaranteed under the new food law; the
Ice cream at Milford's.
Muresco, muralite and alabastine for the
walls are the thing at Milford's.
~"Casey" Is a railroad lantern and dandy.
We have them. Dargan's S and l0c store.
"Kuso" the great disinfectant at Milford's
Drug Store. Phone lW.
Ice cream {! ice cream the real thing, al
Milford's.
. Ask the children-they know about j.
Murray's Ice cream.
or course 1t depends upon your taste. -
Won have FOOD taste you will enjoy q good
taste OF Thomas cream. The MoMurray
Drug Co.
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Mrs. 8. 7. Eakin left Sunday for Monroe, n.
ter Mrs. +. j. Carroll for several days.
Miss Rosa Bradley OF Troy Is visiting
friends In the city.
MIR. and Mrs. Alph Lyon returned last
week from Verdery where Mr.. Lyon has
been spending his vacation.
Mrs. John Lyon IL with her SON, DR.. Jno.
Lyon at Ninety six, for q month.
Miss Ethel Lyon. Miss Bupnie Kennedy,
Miss Margare Klugh, Miss Katherine Klugb
Mr.. w. &. Klugh, and Judge ]. c. Klugh
left today for jamestown and New York.
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GOOD FARM
For Sale Or Rent

HAVE DECIDED TO CHANGEMY BUS.
l. inees, and In ~opsequen OF which / Of
fer for rent or sale my place one. halt 90 mile
from the incorporate limits Of AbbeVille,
known az the "Jeff Davis place." containing
III acres. There is q good six () room
house. large new barn, three tenant houses.
fine we'll OF water. This Is q beautiful loca-
ton. fine neighborhood a three horse farm.
l will sell smaller tracts II parties desire.
G.. c. 'DUSENBERRY.
June2 %, 1907. u
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With Friends Again.

MI. Marvin Bigby, OF Tacoma, Washington,
returned Monday TO Abbeville, and after see
ing relatives and friends here hurried on to
pee other relatives and friendsin HGnea Path.
He is q son OF the late James A. Bigby. Mar
vim is q railroad man now looking forward
to promotion TO engineer. He is as steady as
y clock and as true as steel, having as much
untiring energy as the engine which he fires.
He receives IS cents an hour for his services,
and like his brothers. he saves q part OF his
earnings. his good habits and his good heart
should win for him the good heart Of a good
girl.
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Won Scholarships.

The following young men won scholarships
at the college named at the examinations
held July SO, 1877:
South Carolina Uuiversity-Chas. C. Car
roll, Mccormick, s. G.
Clemhon College-Oscar A. Morrah. r. +. d..
Troy, S. C ; Hugh W. Cromer, K. +. D., Able
Vile, y. G.; Langdon c. Haskell, Jr., Able
vile, 8. G.
No notice yet from Winthrop.
X. b. Cheatham, Supt.
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Lost Dor,

Strayed or stolen from Due West in April
last. q lemon and white spotted pointer dog,
about Is months old, answers TO Rip, very
timid and sensitive about the ears, IL fond OF
raw eggs and young chickens. A liberal re-
ward Tor his return to this office.
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u WEST
Female COLLEGE,
DUE WIST, S. c.
DUE WI ST., S. c.

The ideal place for quiet study, thor
ough work, sweet Christian Influences,
and kind personal oversight. Over.
flowing attendance last year. Greatly
improved facilities. New Carnegie
Hall with elegant accommodations for
100 boarders. Electric light, steam
heat, complete waterworks and sewer
age. Delightful climate and and splen-
did health record. The very best ad.
vantages for the least money. Beauti-
full catalog. The Presidents address
till September lst will be
Rev. James Boyce.
Montreal, N. c.
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Best soda water and the finest soda foun-
tain in upper South Carolina at Milford's
Drug Store.
Where GO-FLY goes flies will not 60. Use
Il on your Horses and Cattle. Csc and ac. "
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Lumber for Sale.

I have a splendid lot OF second growth pine
lumber in framing, siding and. inch lumber.
J. d. VIM.
o. Abbeyllle, s. T.. Route ).
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The State of South Carolina,
COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE.
Court Of Common Pleas.

Court of Common Pleas.
X. A.. Keaton and C 6. Kay, Plaintiffs. against
J.. r. McAdams. Defendant.
Copy sun For Relief. Complaint
Served.)
To the Defendant j. R.. McAdams:
You are hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint In this ection, of which
q copy is herewith served upon you. and to
aerve q copy OF your answer TO The said COM
plant on the subscriber at his Office at Able
Vile Court House. South Carolina. within
twenty days after the service hereof exclusive
of the day of such service and If you fall to
answer the complaint within the time afore-
said. the plaintiff in this action will apply to
the Court for the relief demanded In The COM
plant.
Dated 10: b day of July, 1897.
Frank b. Gary,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
To the Defendant ]. r. McAdams:
Take notice that the Summons and Com
plant in the above entitled cause we're filed
in the Office Of the Clerk of Court for Able
Vile County. South Carolina. on the 18th day
OF July. 1907, that the foregoing Is a copy OF
the Summons In said case.
Frank B. Gary,
August l, 1907. Plaintiffs Attorney.
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Lumber for Sale,

/ run saw mill Millett. s. G.. Ship lumber
anywhere. Large sizes q specially. Send me
your inquiries. Geo. d. KIRK land,
At Office. Greenwood, 8. c.
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Mr.. p. D. Sherard Of GAINESVILLE, Fla. sper I
q few days In town last week on his way to
Anderson. The last time Mr.. Sberard was
seen he was In the very best of company fro m
down route No. 8.
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1 Smell OIL.

Judge lands has set Standard OIL afr
and somebody IL going 10 be burnt, but l.
won't be John d.
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Teacher Wanted.

Wanted-A teacher for School District No.
AZ. Term six months. For particulars apply
TO r. A. Richey,
r.. F. Ferguson, or
r. Il. Reid.
Abbeyille, 9. G. Trustees.
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Abbeyille, 9. {

Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Kearsey, OF North Au-
gusta. are In town, visiting her mother, Mrs.
Martin.
Rev. A. G.. wilkins Is absent from the city
this week In q protracted meeting. but will
preach In bis pulpit next Sunday morning
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GO-FLY Keeps flies of Horses and Cattle.
$50 and SOC. Sold by Z. a. Milford, and Meal
lister & Black, Mt. Carmel. st
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Lumber Wanted.

Wanted. To contract at once for three hun
bred thousand feet OF framing lumber.
Frederic Minshall, Abbeville, s. I.
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Miss Louise Bigby.

Miss Louise Bigby OF Anderson Is spending
some time with her relative Mrs. McFall al
the Eureka.
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State of South Carolina,
Abbeville County.
Personally appeared GA. Visanska,
+. NickIes and T. J. Price, mem
bers of the County Dispensary Board,
who being each duly and severally
sworn, deposes and says that the fore
going statement is true and correct.
Sworn to and subscribed before me
this 1st day of August, 1907.
]. E. McDavid,
Notary Public.
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An elegant line OF trunks. P. Rosenberg d
Co.
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MONTHLY STATEMENT

of Abbeville County Dispensary Board
for month of July, 1907. Dispensary-
Abbeville, at Abbeville, S. G.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-17
KEEP AWAY FROM POLITICS.
PresbyterianS Vote Against Taking
I'D Temperance Fight,

Church organization In behalf OF the
cause Of temperance was voted down yes-
terday at the morning session Of the an
nual meeting Of Washington Presbyterv.
held at the First Presbyterian Church.
The action Of the churehmen followed the
introduction of the report of the commit
tee on temperance by Rev. T. II. Rich
ards, Of Germantown, Nd. which an
proved the plan 10 organize an inter
church council fer the purpose Of fight
ing the alcohol evil Rev DR.. wallace
Radcliffe led the opposition to the report
and was sustained BY substantial ma
jority.
Those opposing the report express the
conviction that it is not fitting that the
church should enter upon active particj-
patton in crusade involving political is
sues.
In the afternoon the election of COM
nissioners 20 the general assembly ar
columbus, Ohio, May 10. took place. Rev.
ID. K. Skellinger and Rev. DR.. Hammer
were the clerical delegates chosen, and L,
Cabeli Williamson and Theodore "
Noyes We're the elders elected. Rev. Dr
c. /, Thompson. secretary Of the home
mission board, made an address on the
home mission work. showing that II had
been conducted free of debt for the eccla-
siastcal year.
Al! oyeTtures sent down by the general
assembly were answered in the affirma-
tive. The usual standing committees on
the boards Of the church made their re-
ports, and the presbytery adjourned to
hold its June meeting at Westminster
Church Memorial
The Washington herald., 1907-04-17
BOY CHAUFFEURS DANGEROUS
Grand Jury Calls Attention to M.
merous Accidents.
Recommends That None Under Age
OF Eighteen he Permitted to
Operate Motor Vehicle.

Robert B. Caverly, president OF the
Automobile Club. announces himself as
thoroughly in favor of the adoption bv
the Commissioners Of the proposed regu-
latiOn prohibiting the operation Of auto
mobiles by all persons below the age Of
eighteen years. This action was yester-
day suggested to the Commissioners by
District Attorney Daniel W. Baker. who
stated that the grand jury had recently
called attention to the number of acci-
dents resulting from the operation Of
motor vehicles by boys,
4 am thoroughly in sympathy with the
regulation as proposed by Mr.. Baker"
said Mr. Caverly yesterday. "The reck-
less way in which automobiles are
handled by children has often been called
to my attention, have frequently
noticed in the crowded streets an auto
mobile in which there were several chill
dren. and operated by a child. Many Of
the garages employ boys as operators"
The automobile board OF the District
has on several occasions recommended the
adoption of this regulation by the Com
missioners, upon the ground that persons
under eighteen years of age are physically
uldpic 20 operate SuCR feilcteS. NHen
the matter Of the proposed regulation was
referred 70 A. 3. Duvall former corpora
tion counsel. in 1903 he stated that while
he was Of the opinion that It was within
the power OF the Commissioners 10 pro-
mulgate such regulations, he did not deem
it expedient TO adept an iron-clad rule. as
to refuse IL permit TO every one under
eighteen years OF age would maaifesflv
prevent the use Of motor vehicles by per-
sons who are as competen as others. who
are older.
Secretary Woodward, of the automobile
board, does not believe. however, that any
distinction should be made. He declares
that there Is not one boy in 100 who is
to handle an automobile in time
of danger when a cool head is required.
no matter how skllful he may be-
The proposed regulation was yesterday
referred to Corporation Counsel E. II.
Thomas for an opinion.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-17
WOULD REGAIN METHODISTS
Episcopal Church Clubs Voice De-
sire for Reunions.
Bishop SatterIee the Chief Speaker
at Annual Banquet-E. b. Vince
lock and Judge Marvin Heard.
Mrs. Neiiis VI. Rich,

That the Episcopal Church will some
/ day be the American church was the ear
nest desire and prophecy OF the speakers
al the annual banquet OF Church Clubs Of
the United States held in the banquet hall
of the Willard last night Numerous
wishes We're expressed that the Methodist
Church. which broke from the Episco-
palians under John Wesleys leadership.
would return to the fold one speaker,
! Everett B. Wheelock. Of New York. con-
hdently predicted that this would come
about One hundred delegates, clergy
men and laymen, sat around the board at
the conclusion OF the first days confer
ence, which was voted by all to have
been successful in that it allowed a free
discussion of views.
William II. Singleton was the toastmas-
ter last night, and called first on Right
Rev. Bishop William Yates Satterlee,
Bishop OF Washington. Bishop Satterlee
began by calling attention to the fact
that although the country was progress
ing materially and commercially at a Won
derfu rate, its moral progress was not
so evident. He did not say that there was
not a corresponding moral development.
but that he was unable TO see it in the
churches He thought the influence Of the
church was decreasing, but that the intlu-
ence OF Jesus Christ was steadily increas-
ing, due not so much 10 the churches as
to the wholesale publication of the Bible
which was easily put into the hands Of
the masses.
He denounced what he termed the grow
ing national spirit of gain. not give,
and said that this was demolishing Amer
ica and destroying American morality In
conclusion. he said that the duty OF the
churchmen was 10 shape their future et-
fort so as 10 aim only at those things
which tend to greater efficiency in life.
Everett B. Wheelock, Of New York.
followed, and almost In his opening sem
tence said that the speech made at the
afternoons session on Helping Color
ed People" led him to think Il was mis-
take ever TO grant suffrage to the negro.
as they did not know what IL meant. He
lamented the separation between the
Episcopal and the Methodist churches
and said that the breach between the two,
although wide now, would some day be
healed.
Judge l. L. Marvin. the next speaker,
likewise deplored the fact that Methodism
and Episc0pacy were not the same, and
insisted that they never would be the
same while a tendency existed in the
church 10 introduce new phases that be
came more and more offensive TO other
Protestants Bishop EtheIbert Talbot, of
New York, chose for his theme a uni
veTsal church" and with this before him
outlined some plans whereby the Epis-
copal church might fulfill that title
The Washington herald., 1907-04-17
8Irs- Lacy ~. q. Marsh,
Vice President.

credentials. After a reading OF the roll
the annual report Of Jackson W. Spar
row. Of the Episcopal Church Club. OF
Cincinnati, secretary and treasurer of the
society. was read. r. Fulton Cutting. OF
the New York Church Club delivered an
address ION the duty of the church TO
protect cOlOred people" The delegates
Will meet the President at the White
House to-day at 1890. after the morning Z
meeting.
The delegates present were
The Episcopal Church Club of Cincin-
nau-Thomas p. Carothers, Jackson W.
Sparrow, and Gideon c. Wilson.
Church Club OF the diocese Of Harris
ourg-James N. Lamberton. George y.
Reynolds, Frank c. Angle. and L. c. Hat
ton.
The Church Club OF the diocese Of Della
ware-Henry b. Thompson, E. r. Candy,
George A. Elliott; the Church Club OF the
diocese OF Minnesota. Frank O. Osborne;
the Church League Of the District of
Columbia Cecil Clay, Melville Church.
Admiral NJ. T. Endicott L. S. N; John
Lane Johns, ]. Holdsworth Gordon. DR..
William c. Rives, William II. Singleton.
The Church Club Of the diocese OF Con-
nectlcut-J. X. Smith. Waterbury, Conn.
Charles A. Pease, Hartford, Conn: Bur
ton Mansfield, New Haven. Conn; Mer-
ritt Heminway. Watertown. Conn; the
Churchman'S Club Of the diocese OF Mary
land, Hon. Henry d. Harlan, Baltimore,
Md; Dr. Thomas Fell, president An
napohs, No; Richard c. Norris. Elk
ridge, Nd: Frank Y. Rhodes. Baltimore.
Md; Howard May, Baltimore. Nd
The Church Club OF St Louise. r.
Robinson, 81, Louis, Mo; the Church Club
OF Cleveland, Alfred H0wes, L. L. Mar
Vim, J. a. Cline; the Church Club Of the
diocese OF New Jersey, J. n. Carpenter.
Harry Humphreys, William D'OHer: the
Church Club OF Philadelphia, George c
Thomas. Morris Earle. George Wharton
Pepper.
The Church Club OF New York. George
MaeCuIioeh Miller, George Zabriskie.
Henry L. Hobart. Everett p. Wheeler.
Charles r. Lamb Robert l. Harrison.
Silas McBee; the Church Club OF the dio-
oese Of Pittsburg, DR.. Francis Henry
Wade, A P. Burgwin, DR. l. Bosworth
McCready; the Episcopalian Club OF
Massachusetts, n NJ Bullmaut. Law
renee B, Evans, Charles ". Leonard; the
Church Club of Louisiana. J. II billiard.
James Mcconnell, and Warren Kearny.