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The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1909-04-29

S. + Kirby is attending con-
ference at Plumerville today.
Mrs A. A. Lachowsky is VISIT
ing relatives and friends at Morrill,
| ton.
For bus to any part of the city,
call Commercial Hotel. Fare IS
cents.
Rev. Stonewall Anderson went
tn Plumerville this morning to at
tend conference.
Rev. J. B. Stevenson is attend
ing district conference at Plumer-
vile today. He will return to-
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Mum return
ed to their home at Little Rock
last night after visit with relatives
in this city.
Mrs. G.. W. Rice of Little Rock
is visiting at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. G.. w. A. Wilson,
in this city.
c. H. Robinette left this morn
for Little Rock, where he will at
tend meeting of Arkansas jewel
ers in that city today.
A. c. Weems left this morning
for his home at Rome, Ca, after
visit with the family of his brother,
Rev. d. J. Weems, in this city.
STRAYED-From my place at
Vilonia, deep sorrel or red mare
mule, two years. old. Slim and
round bodied, close-sheared three
weeks ago. Last heard of near
Mayfiower. Reward for recovery
or information leading thereto.
O. c. SIMPSON.
d&WIt Eilonia, Ark.
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Vilonia Reading Circle.

The Vilonia Local Circle of the
Faulkner County Teachers Read
ing Circle met Friday evening,
April ?, and organized by electing
a chairman and a secretary and
arranging a course of reading
for the first half of the year. The
teachers present have taken an
active part at each meeting. Thor
ough discussions have been given
on the first four chapters of "Dens-
more's Teaching a District School"
Our circle meets every Friday eve
ming and spends from one and one
half to two hours in discussing
the most important subjects. For
next Friday evening we have the
fifth and sixth chapters and shall
use many of the questions given
by the author.
Following is list of our mem
bers: Misses Alice Daugherty, Ida
Bragg, Clora Wheat, Flora Cox,
Verline Oquin, Virgie Forrest,
Minnie Utley, May Milmoth,
Alice Moore and Grace Bush. T.
H. Rea, 7. F. Forrest, R. F.
Downs, D. M. Bryant, and w.
Boydston.
r. F. Downs, President.
VIRGIE FORREST, Secretary.
Vilonia, April 27. 1909.
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MADDOXVILLE,.

We are having cool weather at pres.
eut.
The health of this neighborhood is
good at present with the exception of q
few colds.
The corn that is up now is a very
good stand.
Some of our farmers have just begun
to plant cotton.
DR.. A. Hassell of Rose Bud was max
ing professional calls in this vicinity
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. S. c. Evans visited in
White county last week.
S. B. Blackman was over in White
county Friday.
J. E Rogers, special agent for the
government demonstration farm work
was here last week.
April IS.
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al--Personal

FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.

EhOM SAIUhDA1 D OA1L1
Miss Carrie Courtney is visiting
at Little Rock.
w. B. Hines went to Little Rock
this morning.
w. N. Owen went to Little
Rock this morning.
Tom Graham went to Little
Rock this morning.
Miss Bessie Lair is visiting
friends in Little Rock.
William Prince is spending to-
day in the city OF Roses.
Miss Fannie Vaughter is the
guest of Little Rock friends.
Rev. W. F. Dallas was in the
city this morning from Nllonia.
Mrs. J. J. Livingston is spend
ing today with Little Rock friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Witt are
visiting friends n Little Rock to
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. Little left
this morning for visit to Mem
phis.
Mr.. and Mrs R. II. Fry are
spending today ard tomorrow at
Atkins
r. H. Cannon is in Little Rock
today to attend to the finals OF the
field meet.
Misses Floy Witt and Julia Rob
ms are spending today with Little
Rock friends.
DR.. l. n. McCollum left this
morning for Little Rock to be gone
two or three days.
Journal Clerk J. Bruce Greeson
is here to spend today and tomor-
row with his family.
M. c. Springer of Cato was in
the city this morning and paid a
pleasant call at this office.
Mrs. Mary Drummond and Miss
Villa Retain of Little Rock are
guests of Mrs. 10 PRUDENTIAL.
Miss Nina Renfroe is attending
the state athletic and oratorlcal
contests in Little Rock today.
A. c. Weems OF Rome, Ca, is
visiting the family of his brother,
Rev. d. J. Weems, in this city.
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TWO DIVORCE SUITS FILED
Mrs. Mary E. Sims and Mrs. Lura Pitts
Ask to be Divorced from Husbands.

ASK to be Divorced from HUSBANDS.
Alleging that her husband is a
"person of high temper, quarrel
some disposition, peevish and con-
tentious and disagreeable, - and
that he is a fault finder with
everyone with whom he has asso-
ciated," Mrs. Mary E. Sims, by
her attorney, George w. Clark, to-
day filed suit for divorce from B..
C. Sims. The plaintiff states that
they were married August so,
1902, at which time she had four
minor children by former mar
riage, and alleges that defendant
mistreated these children. She al
so alleges that her husband has
been III desertion ct her for more
than IL months. The plaintiff
asks for an absolute divorce and
the custody of their six-year- old
child.
Mrs. Lura Pitts, by her attorney,
G. w. Bruce, today filed a COM
plant in chancery court asking for
divorce from her husband. The
complaint states that they were
married in December, 1886, and
the plaintiff alleges that the de-
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fendant has cursed and abused
her an often beat her numerically,
and but few days ago ran her ont
of the house and assaulted her
with a chair, at which time she
states she left her husband. The
plaintiff asks for the custody of
their eight children, alimony, at
torney's fees and divorce.
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ACTUAL FACTS,

For upwards of fifteen years Hunts Cure has
been sold under a strict guarantee to cure any
form OF itching skin troubles known. No mat
ter the name-less than one per cent of the pur-
chasers have requested their money back.
Why? 1t supply does the woIk
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Notice.

l will not be responsible for any
debts of any kind that are made by
my wife, May E, Berry, from this
date. l.. B, BERRY,
Route 4, Vilonia, Ark.
April IS, 1909. w2t*
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dylOWe1. Reward IOl recovery
or information leading thereto.
O. c. SIMPSON.
d&WIt Nilonia. Ark.
Cremol;ne. Greeson Drug Co.
Mrs. 7. B. Stevenson is visiting
at Plumerville.
Last goldfish this season, at A.
+. Livingston's. 1t
Mrs. S. c.. Smith is visiting at
Plumerville today.
O. J. Owen returned from Little
Rock this morning.
Capt. w. w. Martin is spending
today in Little Rock.
Don't tail to come to Central
College Monday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Little have
returned from Memphis.
A. D. Shrewsbury OF Little
Rock is in the city today.
Jesse Grady, merchant of
Morganton, is in the city today.
Cremoline kills lice on all animals
and poultry. Greeson Drug Co.
Cottonseed bulls and meal for
sale. Phone 1862, w. L. Robins.
Use Cremoline for barb wire cuts
and old sores. Greeson Drug Co.
Miss Flora Baysey of Little
Rock is the guest of Miss Dorsey
Morgan.
The best show ever given by
home tllent-Central College Mon
day mig at.
Loui, Johnson and w. W.
Wood of Bee Branch are visitors
in the city today.
Sieve Carrigan of Hope, former
ly student OF Hendrix, is visiting
friends in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Wolfort are
in the city today, the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Leo Schwarz.
Mrs. c. H. Hogan left this
morning for visit with relatives
and friends at Morrilton.
Come to Central College Monday
night. We will show you a good
time, Mrs. Briggs of the Poultry
Yard. "
Rev. lanes a. Anderson came
up from Little Rock this morning
for short visit with his family in
this city.
Miss Lucy Allen has returned to
her home in this city from Ola,
where she has .been teaching for
several months.
A marriage license was issued
in Little Rock yesterday to H. L..
Street of that city and Mrs. Fanny
Naylor of Mayfower.
After April 26, sweet milk zoe
and butterrnilk Ioc per gallon, de
livered in sealed bottles. Mrs.
John Ingram, Phone No. 20.
Mrs. Elias Gates and children
OF Memphis arrived yesterday af-
ternoon to visit her sister, Mrs.
Charles Frauenthal, i'll this city.
A reception of the Shakespeare
Club will be held at Central Col
lege tomorrow afternoon at 3
O'Clock. Mrs. Ellsworth, presi-
dent of the A. F. w. c. will ad-
dress the meeting.
DIR. ]. w. Teas will resume the
practice of dentistry in this city, as
soon as his new Office furniture and
dental apparatus reaches here.
DR.. Teas will secure offices d uring
the next week and will probably
begin practicing next week.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1909-04-29

DON'T DELAY
Save possible spell of fever later on by
cleansing your system now of its accumuati
of impurities. Simmons Sarsaparilla will do
it. 1t makes fine blood, inc appetite, grea.
strength and grand ambition.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-01
TRANSvAAL COMPANY
 SHOWS GOOD RESULTS

DOUGLAS. Nov. 30.-(Special.) )-
 Manager H. c. Beauchamp of the Transvaal company is continuing ex- ploration work with diamond drills at the properties of that company, the drills now being at work about the Cobre Rico. He told Var Dusen that the work was showing up splendidly and that he was perfectly satisfied with the results which were being ob- tained. He said nothing about re- suming active production or blowing in the smelter. Heretofore he has stated that this would await the com pletion of the railroad from Nacozari into Cumpas. Pending this the dia- mond drill exploration work was start ed and has now been progressing for several months.
 Mir Van Dusen states that Manager Tom West of the Minneapolis Cop per company at the Archiapelago is in position to start shipments when facilities are at hand
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-01
COPPER RULES DULL AND
 INACTIVE
tBy Associated Press,


 NEW YORK. Nov. so.-Movement of prices in the stock market today are ascribed to more technical causes than the reflection of opinion or causes bearing on values.
 Today there was considerable body te ss-cc absorption by unversed shorts and by new buyers for long account to offset the liquidation which was caused by the events of the last few days
 Bonds easy. Total sales, s3.3s9, 600. United States bonds, As registered. de- clined If per cent
 Market oS standard copper on the New York metal exchange was full today spot December closing s13.0o 1850; January S1S.OO@13.25; Febru- ary s13O0@1ss7k.
 Lake s13.25@1S.75; Electrolytic SIS % o 1850; Casting s1S.5o Q 13.37h.
 Tin firm, spot December closing at $31. 50@s1 65: January sS1 5O931. .75: February ss1 60 O 31.75; March s31. 621s @31 80; April s31 .65.
 Lead quiet. suot New York, s4. 27i6 @4.421k; East St Louis. s4 .20q 4.271z.
 SpeIter quiet; spot. New York $6. .SO@6. 45; East St. Louis, 6.2sG 6.271z.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-01

Jalisco, and there is no limit to the possibilities which may be realized from it's cultivation. The forests are filled with many varities of hardwood and building timber, which offer ex- ceptional inducements for those seek ing investment in lumber enterprises. The hill lands throughout the entire region, from the international boun- dary to Guadalajara are as fine for stock breeding and growing as can be found anywhere. The opportuni- ties for truck gardening in the low lands along the coast in this section are exceptional. All kinds of small fruits and vegetables may be grown in abundance, and at season when then cannot be produced in the Unit. ed States. These products are nov being shipped to the United States in carload lots at handsome profit t the producer. The climate in the eI, tire section for the greater part Of th, year is mild, genial and healthful. Within forty miles of the coast, al altitude may be reached where the climate Is cool and pleasant, even in .the hottest season. No more delight ful climate can be found on the Amer ican continent than that of Topic and Guadalajara.
 By the construction of this West Coast system of railroad an extensive and wonderful region will be opened for development The enterprise was a colossal one in it's conception, and it's execution involved the overcoming of many obstacles. Its success has long since been assured, and is due Ito the indomitabIe will. perseverance and matchless ability of the railroad genius of modern times-the late E. H. Hartman.
 There is no section of the North American continent which today of- fers greater opportunities than the Mexican states of Sonora. Sinaloa, Ja- lisco, and the territory of Topic. The developments there during the next twenty years will be as astonishing as those which in the last twenty years have transformed Southern Cal ifornia into one of the wonders of the world. This rich and fertile territory is now directly tributary to Los An ge,es. Without an effort upon your part the Southern Pacific company has brought to your threshold. conn- try as fruitful as the land that feeds ycG.
 Los Angeles Timesj
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-01
NEW YORK.

The greatest danger from influenza is of it's resulting in pneumonia. This can be obviated by using Cham berlains Cought Remedy, as it is not behIan's Cough Remedy, as it not only only cures influenza. but counteracts any tendency of the disease towards pneumonia. Sold by all duggists.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-01
COPPER MARKET GROWS FIRM
 AT CLOSE
By Frank J. Graf.

(Member Duluth Stock Exchangs.i The copper shares list was iachred to be somewhat cratic and prices were irregular. Amalgamatel opened fractionally lower but coafid.ncs was soon established and better prices were noticed at the close. Calumet x Arizona sold of down to 100. closing, however, at TOP. Greene Cananea has been very well supported at l1.57 to iI.5O. Superior & Pittsburg sold at le. 25. North Butte. Butte Coalition and Cooper Range showed better feel ing at the close In the curb list Live Oak continues to be the feature es- pecialiy of the Globe issues. selling at HOO per shares. This stock IS now 3 % paid and I would not be sur prised to see this stock sell at 15.00 before any reaction might be expect ed. The New York market showed considerable liquidation, but closed firmes.
 BOSTON.
 Amalgamated s5.25. Anaeonda 47.75. Alouez 57 %; Atlantic II co; Arizona Commercial A .o0; Boston Cons. 1900, Butte Coalition 27.75; Calumet 6 Arizona 1O2. %; Calumet & Hecla 6e7 .OO; Centennial Ss .oo; Copper Range S1. .75; East Butte ST; Gran by 1oo 60; Greene Cananea H. s7; Isle Royale 24. 50: Keewenaw 3.75; Mohawk 61 50; Miami 16 .75; Mich, igan 6. 50: Nevada Consolidated 2e.75; North Butte e co; Old Domin- ion 5I .00; osceola 15T.O0; Parrott 27. .S7; quincy S5 GO; Shannon 15. 50; Superior Pittsburg 25; Superior Copper e1 50; Superior Boston 14.oO; Tamarack 65 100; Trinity 10. 75; Utah Cons. A. 50; Utah Copper 5S. .37; U. S. Smelling 52 IS; Victoria 3. 50; Vol yerile 145. %; Sierra Cony. 500; La Sal Is. .OO; San Roselia S.75; Chino S.37; Duluth Sonora 4.25; Warrior s.25.
 CURES.
 American PIP; Adventure e.0of Arizona Michigan AT; Arcadian 4.S7t Butte Arizona .OS; Butte London .25 Black Mountain so; Cactus 3 .63; Cor dova 1.Oo: Carman 1.25: Cumberlan, Ely $ 50: Calumet Sonora 1 .25; Chem ung 16. 50; Denn Arizona O0; Dal. West s.OO: Elenita 7.5O; Franklin l6. 25; Giroux 10 ,37; Helvetia CHS Hancock 20 50; Inspiration 7.5O; L Rose 4.75; Live Oak 06S; Mas GOO; Nipissing 10 37; Newhous 8. 50; ohio Copper 5I2; Ray Cent 2.12; Ray Cons. 2O.75: Raven .75 savana e2; San Antonio 10 %; Sha tuck 22 %; Superior Globe 80; sant Fe 200; Warren 3.37; Wolverine Arizona .S5.
 NEW YORK.
 Missouri Pacific 69 .25; Rock Islan 3S. 63; Southern Pacific 12S.6 63; s Paul 153. IS; Penn. 13O %; New Tor Central 126 .50; A. T. & S. F. 11s.62 L. & N. 14S.75; Erie 37.75; Norther Pacific 143 .00; Union Pacific POI 0C Southern Railway 3e.63; Brookly R. T. 77.5O; Reading 167 90; Grei Northern 142 %; c. F. I. $50; U.j Steel S6. 37; U. s. Steel Pfd. 12S .0t American Sugar 11S. B; America Shelters s6 50; B. & o. 1f5.OO; ( & W. 45s7; Canadian Pacific IFS O Western Union 76. 50; Chicago Gre Western 1915.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-01
CATTLE AND SHEEP.
CBv Associated rress.)

CHICAGO, Nov. S0.-cattle steady. Receipts 10000. Reeves 8. .s0@9 .25; Texas steers 8. .75Gs4. 80; Western steers s4. .OO@7 50; stockers and feed CTS 8. .9OG5. 20: Cows and heifers S2 1OG7.65; Calves $6 256s.5o.
 sheep stead. receipts 21,0O. Ma lives s2. 2.75@5 %; Western $S.000 5 60: Yearlings s5.4O66 80; Lambs, native, $5.O0@7 .65; Western s5.OOG 7.6e.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-01

W. P. Wise returned eysterday from Douglas after spending several days there on business.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-06-02
TO OBSERVER.

"Observer", who in a card this
morning joins the city treasurer in
yibifying the mayor for proposing to
use the sinking fund in retiring mum
icipal bonds, protests that The sun
grows personal. We will be truly per-
sonal In this. After reading COB
servers" statement, we will say that
"O5server' is a contemplate coward,
who from behind the ambush of a
nom de plume pelts with innuendo
people not concerned in this contro-
versy. observer" Is a stakeholder
in the News-Democrat, and we bow
20 his authority when he tells us what
terms the present city treasurer Of
fered for the sinking fund. Come out
from ambush, Mr.. Observer, and we
will say II to your face.
Mayor Smith requires no defense
at our hands. Both the city treasurer
and observer" admit he Is right in
desiring TO retire the bonds, and it is
vain of them to seek a bad motive
for a good deed. The personal in
terest of observer" IN the DISPOSE
ton of the sinking fund Is too APP
parent to escape notice.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-06-02
rAFr no GIVE wRIeHrs MEDALS
Aeronauts May Make Flight After
Presentation at White House.

Washington, June 2.-The Wright
brothers will arrive in Washington
on June 10. when President Taft will
present them with the gold medals
obtained through public subscription
by the Aero Club of America. Their
new aeroplane will be delivered at
Fort Myer on the same day and the
Wrights may make flight over the
army aerodrome following the pres
entation at the white house.
orville Wright. who has made no
aeroplane fights since he was injured
in the Fort Myer accident last fall.
will without delay complete the trials
before the board OF signal corps off,
GERS necessary before the government
pays the $4,000 stipulated in the
contract. II Is expected that he will
finish the trials before June II. Or
vile Wright must make a fight OF
two hours without landing. in which
he must be accompanied by one pas
senger. He must also make a speed
trial OF five miles across country and
back to Fort Myer. during which he
must maintain an average speed of
40 miles an hour.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-06-02
TAKING PRoFIr on wHEAr.

The most cheerful idiot of the
age, according TO George weathers.
of the Elkton Times. is the guy who
can plank down a dollar for a sack
OF -four and then whoop it up for the
Republican party and its patented
brand Of prosperity" Isn't that Just
Ike one OF those ROSTERS? II It isn't
cursing the government because the
farmers didn't get a dollar bushel
for wheat, 1t is raising Ned because
-four Is a dollar sack, when wheat
Is $l.S2.-Paducah Sun.
Please show us few farmers who
have wheat to sell at 1892 per bush
ell. or any other price. The Irice of
wheat always advances after the
farmer has disposed Of his crop. and
the profits all go into the hands OF
the gamblers.-Carlisle News.
Press reports estimate profits OF
the farmer at $50 900, 900 from the
corner. All farmers did not hold
their wheat. No one could help that
Some men sold short. They also lost.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-06-02
Kentucky Kernels

Viola, Graves county. will have
graded school.
Local option election at Winches-
ter September 90
w. C. Harley, near Danville, Bit
ten by rattlesnake.
Mrs Crane will spend Sunday and
Monday at Henderson.
Cyclone sweeps path four miles
wide through Trimble county.
Graded school tournament of north
central Kentucky at Flemingsburg
today
President Patterson, of State. says
Lexington is no At place to train
youths.
Rev. II. II. Hibbs, Williamsburg,
raises $4,000 for Williams
burg institute.
Mayfield WOODEN Mills sues LEX
Crutchfield and Hub Walter, two Of
its statesmen. for money alleged adj
vanced.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-06-02
SANITATION

A number OF enterprising people OF
Kentucky have invited Mrs. Caroline
Bartlett Crane, the woman who
cleaned up Kalamazoo. Mich" to
visit them, says the Memphis Com
mercial Appeal. Mrs. Crane is an ex-
pert on sanitation. She is an advo-
cate of clean streets, alleys, court
yards, slaughter-houses and dalries.
She visited poor farm in Kentucky
and also a hospital. She reported
the hospital to be abominable. The
physician. in charge. "a member OF
one of the oldest and best families. -
at once sued the expert sanitarian
for libel. He denounced her state
ments as an outrage upon himself and
the institution. and a SANDER upon
the fair name of Kentucky.
The woman stood by her guns.
Friends of the doctor alleged that the
reputation OF Kentucky was at stake;
that no long-tongued woman should
go unpublished for uttering outrage
GUS statements about a public insti-
tuition.
Kentucky has leveIheaded people,
who stood behind this woman, and
careful Investigation showed that her
charges were true. The physician
had simply been neglecting his duties
and was depending upon his family
pulls and other pulls to keep him in
Office
This good woman is going to Pa
ducah, Ky. The people Of Paducah
want her to come. They want her
advice and assistance. They are
cleaning up streets and alleys in or
der TO make as presentable a showing
as possible.
Other cities need such visits. We
need REVEALS in sanitation, revivais
in health-giying methods, just as we
need revivals In religion. The idea
OF cleaning-up day In Memphis was
good. We are sorry that there was
not more cleaning. Filth is the cause
OF nine-tenths of all Diseases. Place
a city in a thorough sanitary condi-
ton and YOU cannot have deaths from
anything but accidents and old age.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-06-02
HOTEL ARRIVALS

Palmer-W. G.. Collins, Chicago;
Z. C. Roberts, Cincinnati; Frank
Smith, Martin; c. A. West, Louisville
~. w. Turk, Bardwell; II. II. King
Henderson; Fred @. LANCE, Dayton ;
e. A. Stevens, Mayheld; C. W. Rich
ards, Princeton; E. c. Naylor, Louis
Vile.
Beivedere-Harry Jackson, Louis
Vile; L. L. Lewis. Mayfleld; E. An
thony. Urbana; A. b. Simpson. Wav-
erly; e. e. Thoms, Mt Carmel; C. l..
Dawes, Stanford; r. r. Myall, st.
Louis: James Young. Loves; George
II. WALL Evansville; b. Wearen.
Cairo.
New Richmond-John Grady, Gill
bertsville; J. X. Lynn, Ogden; T. H.
st. Louis; r. L. Nelson, La
mont: Arthur Switzer, Florence; T.
NJ. MCGEE, Heath; ]. r. Wells. Dy-
@. w. Rappolee. Smithland;
w. L. Brown, Jacksonville.
st. Nicholas. b. Johnson, city
George T. Randle. Louisville; w. L.
st. Louis; r. Il. Mccain,
New York; r. H. Seddeth, city; Troy
West Frankfort; Urls
Grace. Metropolis; Charles Hardin,
Green's Ferry; ]. E. Massey. Birds
vile; Mrs r. l.. Elliott, St. Louis;
Mrs. G. L. Elliott, st. Louis.