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Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-03-12
WILL MRS. KAU FMAll
FIR EE !? s

The itizens Of Pal kston are max
ing an appeal to the citizens Of the
state for money to carry on the
trial of Mrs. Nose Kaufman On the
charge Of numbering Agnes Poelris
in June 1906. So far Nose Kauf-
man has succeeded in keeping his
wife free from even a day s con-
sfinement in prison because he has
money. Delay was what he crayed
until the horror caused BY the aw-
ful tragedy had faded from the.
minds Of the people. Now the
girl Is parents have exhausted their
money in their effort to get JUS
tice. Because Kaufman has secur-i
ed the much desired delay, will he
succeed thru the lethergy Of the
people in thwarting Justice? Time
will tell. If you wish to help in
'D1ing ing Justice TO the perpetrator
of one Of the most fiendish crimes
in the annals Of the state, send d
money contribution TO Senator w ]
III. Shaw President Of the Hutchin-
son County Bank, Parkston, S. D. #
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-03-12
LIFE ISN'T WORTH LIVING

q LIFE ISN'T WORTH LIVING
This Statement May be Generally
Attributed to the Lack Of Good &
Health.
We want to talk to people who
are nervous, who suffer frequent
headaches, who don't enjoy their
food, who are irritable, quickly
lose their temper, are SO tired and
worn out that they feel they must
give up, and have become SO des-
pondent that life doesn't seem
worth living. We know exactly
what is the matter with people in
this condition, and if they will
follow our advice we can tell them
how to regain good health and that
bouyancy Of feeling which makes
life seem all sunshine and happi-
ness. 4,
i Most Of the described conditions
are chiefly caused by catarrhal
Inflammation Of the mucous mems
branes. This delicate Weblike lin
ing Of the body becomes inflamed
and eongested until weakness and
mental depression follows. The
onlysway that this can be overcome
lis thru treatment Of the blood.
We have the treatment, and we are
SO positive that twill produce the
results we claim for it that we will
suppy it to anyone with the under
standing that we will return to
them every penny they paid us in
every instance where the treatment
is not in every way isfactory and
beneficial to them. 81
We want you to try Rexall Mucu
Tone, which is a powerful nutri-
tive tonic and body builder, and
a mucous membrane Alternative that
cleanses these membranes and re.
stores their natural and healthy
functions. !
Rexall Mucu-T Tone drives out all
the catarrhal poison, restores the
mucous cells to good health, tones
up the whole system ,allays inf1am.
nation, removes congestion, and
stimuli ates the whole system I'd
healthy activity. It is splendid for
building up, flesh and muscle tissue
and removing all weaknesses.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-03-12

branch Of useful entertaining run Ia hazard
from the perusal of such wrs rs read bad books
your time and better prejudice
your From the good
Will increase Of wisdom virtue BY these
the schemes Of dishonesty could
OF leWdness and immortality could afford 81
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-03-12

Dowagiac Disc Drills are abso-
lutely guaranteed to do anything
that any othersdrill will do. Com
pare prices. 37.38 Il
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-03-12
VIM. MARTIN, HE SHOES HORSES
S13,44O Cash from
2& Acres of Onions il
Texas Gull Coast

q w. A. Mcneil planted twenty-eight
acres in onions at Santa Maria, Tex,
IN the Gulf Coast Country. The yield
averaged 400 crates per acre, for which
he received $I.2o per crate, $3.50 an
acre. His total receipts from the
tWenty-eight acres was $I3,44 Pretty
good results from four months work.
GMr. Mcneil is no exception. Profits of
from $500 to $1,000 an acre. are of ..,.....c:.
occurrence in the Gulf Coast Country.
q, Are you doing as we'll? Why shouldn't
you? Raising fruit and vegetables in the Gulf
Coast Country is simple anyone can do it.
few acres will be all you need You can
buy it on easy terms and the first crop, if
properly cared for, should more than pay for
the land. 100 z.ss. ~ .3r
G.The Gulf Coast Country is a delightful
place in which'to live. Mild. sunny winters !;
gulf breeze cooled summers.
GInvestigate this proposition while the land
is within your reach next year it will cost
more.
q On excursion days tourist sleepers run
through from Chicago, Minneapolis, St. Paul,
St. Louis and Kansas City to Brownsville,
Tex.
Let me send you II a
some further infor- lNC VlMtSI tESStdDlS
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making in the l.
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Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-03-12

Chats Wltb lDou1ld Me11.
BY FATHER TwoHIG
BAD READING.
True happiness conduct formed
Gus The greatest enemies the
that happiness either y eoupng those principles causing
to decline from that conduct Among the
powerful than bad reading We shame
the Judgment o name the passions and to polue the mind
should Be Sad elanholy think
that man Or should have lost al Ct shame
entirely the Of untruth and vice and Such work
nquy thru generations yet unborn spreading out is
effects long after the unhappy hand that it mouldered
sent poison under specons covering and gid with seeming
make proper reflections;
they would the youths whose minds might
this kind made public impossible recalled certainly
Office turned eooptor q our youth
endeayor to Be as exsnsss Z
future glory frightened by the
gree Of wisdom and virtue which their writings writer's
the pollution they spread and the il effects which their writings
There books magazines Immediate tendency
serve the immortality and untru to be foul
impure and defling that scarcely possible to speak
writings and
purity mind that the smallest Of virtue will them
young be degrade
nature and manhood by the infamous and
There another kind corruption prove
pictures which the good
aea s P r. land an s
yet who stop not at mode IF and
what methods they use il Hence We have
@ fs M that asdn
sellers such being dead and
future hopes
desire virtue unpcluted 50 that become
citizens advise bsssssh
You viii ind the 81 vice
me- mend to your notice and attention Keep il
and immortality their deeaton
to ya ey as s,si like Millions VICE
in the end full Of poison, and nusers Of death
the Atheists u deny Or attack the existence
4f Is sna ny mind one o the
It easier tar down than e
God than to out il speaking
5sir s from As
grains ii the spring time and il three
principle Of that ecyine gmnrtins multi,
Wien IS d st i 5 H Gsa.s
far e helping mems souls
fs ses's e be e and to sufficient
by
and same stale objections and have ths
afresh the blasphees whereof
fully convicted For it i'll the cause
is Teproach the repetition
dread the
LOT God ssfsss 81 Sasas8 Esa
and atheists continuing
Y the existence God has been held the
people the beginning Of the
for twenty has hstood all
sophistry Of all nd and athn
forms, could make against is allowed
be most benevolent calculated best
il would he difficult supply its place with anything
# it's evidences could be subverted with
evidences must fall Doubt
the only could downright
There would be gloomy disbelief Providence
an Immortality hereafter
IN view these young advantages
The La Jara chronicle., 1909-10-29
j. P. McIntire was in town yes

see Kavalec.
Furniture, new car load just
received at Murphy -Newcomb's.
h. o. Ellis and wife came home
Monday from brief visit in Den
yer.
Ruben Frantz left last night for
his former home in McClelland,
Iowa.
DR.. Davis, Dentist, at La Jara
every Thursday at Hamilton's
Drug Store.
Mrs. Taylor of Sanford was
among those leaving for Utah
Tuesday evening
W. q. Helms painter of houses,
signs and carriages Old furniture
repainted and upholstered.
DIR. Seabright is now located in
Kinton building, where he is ready
to test eyes and fit glasses for all
defects of vision.
Miss Iva Seyfer received anoth-
er consignment of handsome hats
to-day and the ladies of the com
munity are all marveling at their
style and beauty.
The Club Saloon has just re-
ceived, direct from the distillery, u
five barrel shipment of that fam
GUS Old Homestead Whiskey.
Sam J. Nutting of the Trans
Mississippi Investment Co., who
was here few days last week, left
Sunday evening for his home in
Dalhart, Texas.
j. w. Finney and son have be-
gun work on another house in
Braiden's addition. 1t will be a
six room modern frame. Middle
ton Bros have the contract.
Mrs. Romualdo Ortiz returned to
her home at Capulin Tuesday
much improved in health from IA
stay of several weeks with relatives
at Santa Fe and other New Mexico
points.
A quartette of "tarriers" musi-
cally inclined, from the La Jara
reservoir, made things lively around
the depot Monday night for an
hour or more before the departure
of the train.
New cement walks are being
laid in front of DIR. Schenck's
Office, which the doctor recently
purchased, also in front of Mrs.
Hamilton's building adjoining The
Chronicle office.
Miss Vera Sharpless of Denver
was installed as manager of the
La Jara office of the Colorado
Telephone Co., yesterday. Central
is now located one door west of the
postoffice. Miss Sharpless will be
assisted by her sister, Mrs. Norma
Lowe, and one or the other of the
ladies will be constantly on duty.
Anderson, Ord & Swope, having
completed improvements at the La
Jara reservoir moved the last of
their outfit across the Rio Grande
where they are building another
reservoir for the Costilla Estates
Co. 1t will be a monster designed
to store 5000 acre feet of water.
Mr.. Swope took the train for Colo
RADIO Springs while Mr.. Anderson
drove one of the teams across the
river.
The government is advertising
for bids on carrying the mail to
Sanford, distance of 1882 miles.
The present contract expires in
June and is for $465 43 per year
Capulin contract will be let at the
same time. 1t is nine and one
half miles and the present con-
tract price is S4S9 per year. It is
interesting to note that the recent
removal of the postoffice several
hundred feet east makes quite
difference in the pay of the two
The La Jara chronicle., 1909-10-29
8EVENTS OF THE WEEK /

H. II. moore leIt Tor IeNaS last
Saturday night
Rob't A. Austin was in from the
ranch yesterday.
On the corner-the Murphy
>Sewcomb Hardware Co.
Fresh bread, fruits, vegetables,
meats. always at q. G. divers.
Reese, little son of John Shaw
croft of Richfield, is ill of scarlet
fever.
$10O,OO0O0 to loan on Conejos
county farms. Inquire at La Jara
State Bank.
Are you going to fence this fall?
If SO, see the Murphy Newcomb
Hardware Co.
The Hartwell's are selling out
and expect to leave soon for Den
yer or vicinity.
It's good time to paint right
now. Ellis sells the best dry
climate, ready-mixed paint.
Henry knight and w. f. Mid
dleton are fishing this week near
the mouth of the Conejos.
Genuine peach brandy, for
medicinal, family or tishermen's
use. Guaranteed. AT Club Saloon.
The Leroy Wilson store is i'm
proved by "A new cement walk and
work has begun on the crossing to
the bank.
1 The Locke sale to-day was well
attended and very fair prices We're
obtained. The family leave for
Washington Sunday evening.
Mrs. d. E. Newcomb, Jr., her
daughter and aunt, are spending
the week at Monte Vista. Mr..
Newcomb accompanied them as
far as Alamosa Sunday evening.
Young boys jumping on and off
the trains have again become very
annoying. It's dangerous and will
land some of the boys in Jail the
first time they are caught hereafter
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. d. Eskridge
were arrivals Tuesday morning for
the purpose of packing up their
household effects. Having leased
the ranch for term of years they
will make their permanent home
in Denver.
Since winter is coming on and
everybody is putting up their heat
ing stoves the dangers of fire are
greater and those who do not carry
fire insurance should see r. j.
Kavalec at once about rates. He
represents 16 of the largest and
D safest companies in existence.
John F. Carter of Sanford lost
$2O in real money last Sunday at
Manassa, he supposed. He spent
goodly portion of Monday look
ing for it and arising early next
morning found his roll calmly
reposing on the cellar door. 1t
came home of it's own accord he
guesses.
Frank B. Orton leased of The
Trans. Mississippi Investment Co.,
this week, 1872 acres of the west
half of section nine, Harvey ranch.
He will plow and put in crop
next year. 1t is the intention of
the company to crop practically
all of the ranch consisting of some
thing over 1900 acres the coming
year.
Fred d. Stanley, the Alamosa
attorney, here on business Tuesday,
states that good progress is being
made with the organization of the
Drainage District No. l. G. b.
Sampson, county surveyor has
about completed the survey of the
proposed district and reports a
number of parties outside the lines
who are willing and anxious to
come in. 1t will doubtless not be
The La Jara chronicle., 1909-10-29

for a new barn.
DR.. Howard, veterinary surgeon,
phone Monte 40.
If you have anything insure it
with R. j. Kavalec.
The Club saloon is favorite
place to get good cigar.
Have your optical work done by
calling on DR.. Seabright in Kinton
bulldog.
The best Superior Gasoline, au-
tomatically filtered at the Hamil-
ton Drug Store.
DR. Seabright gives special at
tention to the fitting of school
children's eyes.
Sven Peterson, the Sanford
merchant, was a passenger on last
nights train to Denver.
Buggies, car load just received
at the Murphy Newcomb store on
the corner, The kind you want.
A complete assortment of all
kinds of legal and conveyance
blanks at the bank. See Kavslec.
Boys come and buy Il good pen
oil ch y
Gil sharpener. The Hamilton drug
store.
G. l.. Smith has moved his real
estate office from Main street to a
room on Broadway opposite the
depot.
}. A. Martinez OF Pagosa
Springs is the new section boss.
Old Hughy has been transferred to
the Creede branch.
An invoice is being taken at the
La Jara drug. store, preparatory to
turning it over to W. w. Seyfer,
the new proprietor
Miss Reeder has resigned her
position with the State Bank and
become stenographer for the Trans
Mississippi Investment Co.
The spooks will doubtless not
be quite so strenuous this hol-
lowe'en as last.-So says Topsy
Brugger.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Bower and
Buster are here from Alamosa.
Jim is helping S. X. Shirk re-
plaster j. FL. Shemwell's new
residence.
Joseph White and family left
Wednesday for Pima, Arizona.
They were accompanied by Andrew
Nelson, cripple who came from
that locality last spring.
Miss Jennie Spaund of Winter
set, Iowa, who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. Hagen, for several
months, was the guest of Miss
May Middleton this week.
Rev. G. B. White pastor of the
Free Methodist church at Monte
Vista was in town yesterday selling
illuminated text cards. He is a
son of Father Clark, who organized
the first Methodist church in the
valley at Sagnache in rs. Father
Clark is still alive, aged 50, and
resides in Iowa.
VIM. Forbes has leased the l..
d. Eskridge ranch and will take
immediate possession. Mr.. Forbes
has been in charge for several
years of the Harvey ranch, recently
sold, and is considered one of the
foremost farmers in the valley. 1t
is pleasure to note that he will
still get his mail at La lara for
many years to come.
A son of W. Fl. johnson was
quite badly hurt the first OF the
week by fall from wagon. He
was taking load of grain to mill
sitting on top of sack which
tipped forward off the wagon.
A wheel passed over the feshy
part of the boys upper arm tear
IL ...aln. l,oca from the
The La Jara chronicle., 1909-10-29
Dave Ellis departed west Mon

Dave Ellis departed west Mon
day.
Insure your hay and grain with
r. j. kavalec.
Mrs }. E. Barnett, who has been
i'll at the Hotel La Jara for several
weeks is improving.
We have a few high grade and
medium priced watches to be
closed out at once. At La Jara
Drug Store. HI. o. Ellis.
DIR. Howard. veterinary surgeon
of Monte Vista will be i'll La Jara
the fourth Wednesday of every
month or phone Monte, 40.
Buy your wall paper where you
please, then get w. G. Helms to
hang it for you. All work guar
anteed first class. No grating in
selling material.
Cyrus Hall was a visitor in the
city Wednesday, He is consider
ing selling his ranch and moving
to'town in order that his children
may have school advantages.
Andrew Herbst of Denver has
accepted position with Cash d
Greene at The Club. Mrs. Herbst
will arrive soon and they expect to
make this their permanent home.
Miss Frances Roundtree, who
has been visiting her aunt, Mrs G.
@. Flintham, for the past three
weeks, left Friday night for her
home at Wyncote, Wyo. Her
friends here enjoyed her visit very
much.
w f. Middleton has purchased
E. A. Locke's residence, eight lots
being included in the transfer.
The property has been rented to
Fred e. Green of Cash & Green
whose family is expected soon from
Arkadelphia, Arkansas.
A couple of safe breakers sent
up for long term of years from
Montrose few weeks ago are said
to have confessed that they were
members of the gang that cracked
safes at Antonito and Alamosa
This agrees with the story of
Carey, who was convicted of
cracking safe at La Jara. Carey
while being taken to Canon City
told Sheriff McGregor that he
was alone on the La lara job but
had help at Antonito and Alamosa
Miss Iva Seyfer, the retiring
manager of the telephone exchange,
has held that position since the
system was established in this dis
trict and she naturally feels some
relief on resigning the Office
which because of increased bust
ness had become very burden
some of late. Her management of
the office has been very accept
able to the company and the
public alike. No call day or night
ever went unanswered, some men,
Der of the fsmily being always
on the alert to answer a ring.
and always courteous and obliging.
Pemberton & Case are fitting up
their new billiard hall this week
and aim to open for business to-
morrow night if possible or at any
rate by Monday night. Two hand
some Monarch pool tables and one
billiard table of the famous
Brunswick Bake Collender type
have been installed. Neat brass
trimmed chairs for spectators who
enjoy the game of skill range
along the wall. The bowling alley
has been refaced with hard maple
and new pins and balls provided.
New cigar cases and handsome
wall case adorn the front part of
the hall. La Jara is to be con-
graduated on the acquisition Of
such pleasant place for recrea-
tion where young men may spend
an idle hour in the LIGHT surronnd
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-12-30
CHOICE MISCELLANY
Even Royalty AdvertiseS.

Modern publicity methods are being
introduced into the king business. The
crown prince of Germany has gone in
for advertising. He does not propose
that when the time comes for him to
take the leading part In the show he
will have to be introduced to his peo
pie. By order Of his imperial highness
the royal cinematographers have pho
tographed him at his military duties.
He is represented In command Of a
battery Of artillery, and in plain view
Of the camera he fearlessly places the
shell In the breech with his own royal
hands. He leads fierce charge across
the parade grounds under the heavy
fire Of a cinematograph machine and
after the battle Is easily discovered by
the court photographers instructing his
officers In the art of handling cannon
The films have been ordered put on
sale. and 1t is hoped that before long
every German may have royal maneu-
vers with his evening beer. Perhaps
at no distant date we may hear of the
creation Of "a new position, that of
press agent to the house of Hohenzol-
Iern. Sometimes the face Of the Ger
man crown prince may be as we'll
known to the world as that Of his fel-
low Teuton, Hans Wagner Of the Pitts
burg team.-Success Magazine.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-12-30
GENTLEMEN's LIST

Athealy Lon.
Bargs Dairy; Black CoIline; Barlow
F. R.; Booth Jack; Boucher J. H.
Bryan Lee; Brown Paul Jr.; Berry
William Henry.
Carpenter Victor; Culbertson Thos
l.; Clarke C. A.; Carson John; Col
Inns T. E. Cox S. F.; Central Corset
Co.; Cain Cliff
Dapes G. D.; Doffelmayer NJ L.;
Dixon & Harmon; Davis George; De
vautte j.; Durham Fife; Boston
Frank
Edin Shelton
Food Gear; Fenten Walter.
Gentry Winton; Glover Scott; Gil
bert l. A.; Garland J. B.; Gar D. c.;
Griffin A. L.
Hays Henry pkg; Hall w. H; Hale
Ben; Howard =; Hamlin c. S. /; Hol-
lis M c.; Hall Jim; Hogan, George
Hartman J. T. +; Hoyt H. H.. Harvey
F Halliday H. M; Henry ]. c.;
Hanks F l.; Harris c. H. en-. d.
Johnson Walter; Jones VIM. M. (;
Jackson S. j.; Johnson Tomos; Jack
son Andres; Jordan Richard; Jefferson
Ed; Jones David; Johnson Deenes
Jones F. T., M. D.; Johns Will.
King Horace.
Logan w. l.; Livingston E. Lem
one Fread; Loury Henry.
McLemore Balm; Malone Witty
Moon Albert; Mashburn w. K; Muir
ray w. P; McCabe R. E.; Mafeal
Curtis; Mitchell Dock; Miller John
Martin C. L.; Moore G. G.; Moller
joseph; Moore Wade H.; Morrison
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New John.
Oliver R. H.
Patterhon ]. T.; Pruitt Harry
Pemline B. M.
Reed B. F.; Romano Angelo; Rus
sell Billie.
Saxton NJ; Stephens Francis; Stur-
git S. E.; Squires F. c.; Stewart Oh
lie; Stewart Chas. B.; Short Willie.
Turner James H.; Thomas Rosie
Toalson Elich; Terry L.; Tremaine
w. ].
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Webb Henry L.; Wilson Harry A. !;
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William G.; Wright Hood; Williams
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The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-12-30

Within the next half dozen years
Kansas will be the most compactly
settled state In the west. By 1915 there
Will not be an acre Of government land
left within the borders Of the state,
with the exception Of the military and
Indian reservations, If fling by home
steaders continues at the present rate,
according to J. g. Wood, receiver of
the United States land Office at To-
peka. Since the Colby land office was
discontinued there are but two federal
land Offices In Kansas, the one at To
peka and the Dodge City Office. In the
Topeka district there is left a total of
about 10000 acres Of public land. while
In the Dodge City district the total is
now about 100000 acres, making the
total for the state something like $780,
900 acres. When it is remembered
that only few years ago the public
domain in Kansas ran into millions of
acres the present comparatively small
total shows the rapid rate at which the
public has been taking up homesteads
within the last few years. - Topeka
Capital.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-12-30
LADIES LIST

. Austen Miss Alter; Austin Miss Hal
lie; Adams Mrs. Lizer; Anderson Ro-
setta.
Brown Mrs. Gazlia; Brit Miss Liz
zie; Barrie Mrs Mary; Burton SaIina
Curtis Mrs. J. H; Coker Mrs. -;
Clabon Mrs. Annie; Clark Mrs. C. F.;
Clayton Mrs. J. E; Garfield Mrs.
Charity; Conway Sallie; Clanrelle Mrs
S. J.; Colquitt Mrs. Robin May.
Debron Miss Mary B.; Dixson Lula
David Mrs. Phebe.
Ford Mrs. Sam.
Owens Miss Lucy; Glenn Mrs. Sara
Jane; Glass Miss Rosa.
Hodges Mrs Anna Laura; Hamilton
Eta; Harrison Mrs. Eliza; Harper
Mrs. Eliza; Hearn Miss Ivan; Huckel-
berry Lizzie; Houston Mrs. Lizzie
Howard Mrs. Sarah G.; Hallies Quar-
James Mrs. Babe; Johnson Miss Eta
Kennedy Miss Jessie.
Littman Mrs. A. P; Lude Mrs. An
lizer; Lee Cora; Love Mrs. Cawline
w; Leach Miss Emily; Lilo Mrs. Sage
Mclean Mrs. C. E; Maguis Mrs
George; Myer Mrs. Carrie; McFadder
Mrs. Maye; Murphy Miss Leler; Mar
ril Miss Matte.
Ogilvie Ada; Orr Miss Matte.
Paterson Julie.
Robinson Eta; Ross Mrs. Mary E.
Ratcliff Mrs. w. l.
Sanders Mrs. B. l.; Scott Miss FL
more; Sims Mrs. Judge; Simmons Mrs
Mary; Simpkins Mrs. Lula; Sanders
Mary; Slagle Mary; Shaw Miss Mary
Simpkins Lulu; Stephenson Martha
Smith Sarah.
Thomas Callie; Taylor Mrs. India
Trelloch Miss Isabella; Tremath Mrs
Minnie; Timons Mrs. Pearl Lee; Toll
liver Mrs. Rebecca.
Whelan Miss =; Wilson Mrs. H. c.;
Washington Melvina; Washington Mrs
Pennie; White Rosie; Walker Mrs. w
Youngblood Mrs. VanLonia.