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The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1911-12-08

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The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1911-12-08
PACIFIC JURISDICTION WOODMEN
OF THE WORLD.

Strongest order in the west finan-
cially and numerically. Book Cliff
Camp No. 81, w. o. w. Meets every
Monday night at |. o. o. F. hall.
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1911-12-08
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
MESA COUNTY NATIONAL BANK

NO. { ibb
At Grand Junction, in the State of
Colorado. at the Close of Bust
ness, Dec. ., 1911.
ESOITRCFS
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1911-12-08

Lest you forget, GARFIELD COAL.
For sale by Ramey-Perce Lumber Co.
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1911-12-08

CHRISTMAS TREES. DINNER
PARTIES, ETC, properly photo
graphed, Arrange for same at once.
Enterprise Studio, 52S Main street.
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1911-12-08

Juanita Coal; cut sindling; jet. 3es.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1911-11-13


600 because his flowing locks
were cut when he was sent to Jail
as vagrant. Woodman, spare that
tree.
Joseph Leon Israel, a Jew, dis
missed from West Point. 20 rea-
sons. First is he's Jew, and the
rest don't matter. Investigation
ordered.
Lewis Levi, widower, s83, Pas
sale, N. J., lonely. Daughter pro-
posed to Nellie Frankel, old
school chum, for him. Nellie ac-
cepted. Everything lovely.
Armenian Patriarch, Constan-
tinople, has ordered priests not to
perform any weddings until con-
tracing parties show certificate
of health.
What's the use of being a king?
George V at shooting party in
Scotland. Tired. Flunkey Of
fering tea or whisky. Men all
choosing whisky. George hesi-
tated. "Tea, George, tea," said
Mary. And tea it was, b'gosh.
We suggest that the civil SER
vice commission get after the sun
for incompetency and neglect of
duty.
Tetrazzini also denies she ever
was engaged to Caruso.
N. Y. might save many lives
by listening to demands of strik-
ing garbage drivers. But that
would lower city's dignity. The
people may die, but for heavens
sake let us remember our dignity.
Michael O'Boyle, N. Y, saw
Fred PaUner kickino doc Start
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1911-11-13


divided his "ror' with convicts at
Joliet when he was released.
Wouldn't it have been a brighter
idea to return that money to the
school funds, Newton?
w. o. Brown set bait for craw-
fish. Caught two devilfsh. They
also caught him.
1.-TWO Storms Meet on Allan
tic Coast Today. Headline in
morning paper, Hope they kill
each other.
Hattie Forsythe, former chorus
girl, gave little dance aboard
liner America. Men enjoyed it,
but captain is married and
stopped it.
Following acceptance of re-
organization scheme of tobacco
trust, it is noted that ]. Pierp
Morgan is optimistic. Thought
there was something wrong with
that reorganization.
Fred Foster, Pennsylvania
wrestler, told wife confdentia1ly
that ''other woman" had her beat
forty ways. She'll get the di-
Vorce.
David Carlson, Duluth,
thoughtlessly fell into 1900 volt
switch of Great Northern Power
company, Stopped three cars.
Plunged city in darkness. Also
David died.
Mrs Ella B. Mertz, who killed
husband to save honor of 15-year-
old daughter, found guilty of
mans1aughter and sentenced to 2
to II years at Canne1ton, Ind.
After life of novertv Deter
The daily Alaskan., 1911-02-02
DAWSON NAN
IN MONTANA

stanley Seearce. former Dawson
merchant u1N Ioca,eJ in Roman,
uosaua u the center OF the Stat
bsaH Indian reservation. thrown open
as- scar Co settlement is said co be
uasas sod. TIE Anaconda stand
ard concludes wr,Jeup on the PRos-
rsss VI ybe e.srtcs as follows,
Erg-yaaers IS heard Of What stan
.eg Seea-cr IS doing toward the De
ss.gquut as the reservation Mr
SeWcee IS Sc wears Of age and has
asge bis asy ia ,ae world Lsayns
his aeue ia Lexington, Ky, At ne
aas l5 the hloadIae excitement. he
wa aeo 5Eat coaaJry, loss every
al-- be- 1aI ia mining ventures, on
Is succee8 a5Jegga-d in the more
aa-e a= Of conducting a whole
racers establishments az paW-
,a m Roman and the Flayhead rs
Ton be D. 6adiHs Che scope TOR
ss talent 1a5 capital He has los
his capital tearlessly and is
a.-1a5 sac.ess BE is the organizes
president OF JAe FIRST National
raas Of Roman president OF the Ron-
.a Commercial club. president Of the
EIa1asaI rcauslge COMPANY, ncogP0E
a.sl. proprietor Of large depart
mes. store. tg Waleh business Mr.
See-eea alone has 100000 invested
Tazs Store IS mojera and sanitary IN
a.e-y respect. with an auJo city De-
r.e-s Also tn the absence OF rail
aags u Roman. Mr. Scearoe moves
as resa- one Is miles overland on
ar-e Packard uUck Tais ear
anus night ana iay aud has deliver
4uea Us n tons Of trelshs IN
agars. J- ScearJe has bored for
Tam Na-er on ais property AZ
Roman has ,ol ID and is nov sup
pisa. The Town ana is Installing a
.-. rr1-ee,.11 system
n- S.ga-e- ana his associates haye
chased So ay5es Of cru5g land ana
a- sgsas VA start a scientific CON
orchard ThiS VII Be bo1a
-aE- ana Do demonstrate By sE-
The daily Alaskan., 1911-02-02

~ ALIAS Sr
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Na ,l- -1--ra-zao-, aa's Sloaa
l-.s Cor -2e ass * years.
el se,,ee-y honorable
DISEASES ----s2c-Jas, an qua
-r -g ---ry o-- Aly o2-lsa-
made 6y the arm, WAltias. Kin
Marvin
Wholesale Druggists, Foleto O
Halls -aarra Cure 5 taken inter
a-l1s directly upon z e elooa
AID u4ceas surfaces OF the system
secs s-se. Price, '2e, Pc
sg-- BY al drugs Is
HANS FAMILY pills tor son
Alrazs. 3. ]. Cheney s Co., T0leto,
oaa.
s-a ly Druggists, Use
Take Ha-s Family Pills tor con,
s-aa-o-
The daily Alaskan., 1911-02-02

me ladies sswiag s0eiety net Win
Mss Halmaa last Friday afternoon.
Sergeant RElB q the band IS cat
Of the hospital. havLas eseR confined
gAege tor several weeks win al al
sssz Of she ear
Tha arst o. 3 series Of band eoa-
eerss vas gtssu last Frlday ssealns
IA the posi- gym3aslun The aS1sRa-
aaee was large
Private Ruf Of Co. -E says he
is perfectly co1tensed Win Alaska
nov since the arrival Of his family,
and also says he would Just as so0a
remain here un1I as retirement
Mr. Reid IS putaag on some yeS
good and Interesting pictures sor
he aeaefis OF the command. me
secretary is a god entertainer. and
5 meeting with success On eEsEy
hand
The Red Nea" save a smoker AZ
Ae A. B. Han lsst Friday evening,
which was a great saeesss, The l6rA
Int hand discCursed the music ans
tAere wsre several vaudeville ~ssaalS
which we're highly amusiag.
Chles Nus5c5su FlseheE Nll aH-sc-
aucs a novelty for army band SON
cers in the form Of y0eal ssiseaoas
70 De dispersed Jlr-us the eysnns
accC mplalet by TIE hand Prsyales
yigc1man and WiiGamsoR VII as
s.st With the vocal On next Friday
evening
The daily Alaskan., 1911-02-02
m l BAD NlT'
lANY ALASKAN READERS WILL
FEEL GRATEFUL FQR THIS
INFORMATION
whaa y0ug back gives out,
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When your back gives Out
Becomes lame, wsak OF aeans
Waea urinary troubles SEE ta
Your Kidneys are .-ia a bad aay
uoaas kidney Pills wm sage you
Hers IS good ey.Jeugg Go prove i-
Fred E. Slurl. l21s B. ST. san
Diego. cal. says. 'I can recommend
poaaa kidney pills h.sa.y ana as
aags 10 So Bhel an 0p2rg.---,l %
ours. They have done nae 7--~-
deal 1f ggCd and uAlg persons 90
nv alluaIuAlca have also -4sel
thsm ala beaeEL Iu ApTA 1900,
rg5EeT recommended pVla kidney
Pills ana at Lhls time / a4 please
ID spsak .a JhslE praise a-~-a a
severe aL-agk gt Ai-L-} -S-l'1
5rou-EL On ae doubt lg yv.. ,-a'
"a ne much sltter.l- AE ta,N o.
came So Iaue that Q eg-ll 7t,-,sg-
.Egge ana 10 L-ll1- 10 aas l--l --,l-e
neat aEEgE. that uas able w
.-s- aEg-F sl--.as had seen ..g-H
kidney pills So hlshE reeJ-a-s. -.--,-
-aa- finally procured box aa- --
-a,. delight lhey gave ut prompt ,l
hen After . had finished la- son
.su-s ms bash vas as s-gy-- aF ..r.
a1l all l-lglLe sroM ug A.---.s --7
aupsars1 AbggE a year $50 aa
agglher attack 20 tagAa-a- BUG e.
aas quickly removed 1Eo-5n Che Use
gF Deans kidney Fi-ls.
E1r sale ly all dealers .s
cents FosJssNi.5l-u Co.. 8-,lA..
,a. ygsa sole as.u-s for lLe yal-.
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The daily Alaskan., 1911-02-02
FORT SEWARD
POST NOTES

The card club vas entertained By
Mrs tCapr1 SlmoRts last wednesday
evening
The men Who have been quite sick
In the hospital are now eoavalescenI
and we hope VIII SON be cut again
Private williamson gave a tenor
solo at the post chapel last sunday
evening. Which vas very cEeGi5aely
done. williamson is our popular
Pos Librarian.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-02-02
SERIAL No @Ra
NOTICE or APPLICATION EOR
PATENT TO R0NfESFsAA
Q. 5 - - = -. -.

C. ; Land O8tee az b1aea2. Alaska
Nogsn6ss %. lsl0
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN saas
Joseph Il Sm1A. a SiEizea q ne
United Saaes over ne aga OttEeasy-
one years. resldlag n ne PesErteSe q
Alaska max tie c0xa Of Eames. IN
sad piss-ies has applied ID make
sut-y. under section 22Ss. RsvseG
Statutes os Tia URloed STAKES. and
-n6sr he Aes o. Congress a79eOEsd
Alacch 8. ls92, Of eas lAaas s1hT@esd
IN T. $. Noa-mElscaI Sgrvey No. 9'l5,
situate near EalRsss AlasSA and
mogs particularly described Is eoA
l0Es>
Beginning A. Cor, No, I On has
~ o. he PrssagcECaa Ms - *
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Khsace 4. :. Z. n NJ 513 Aea-s
: 81 ses So MN 3. sara eAs- ilsS :
lhance. aloag Inc IL q Prssog esSsaa
Mission Reserve. l2Se ehS - CeS~
W. , sis11ca1 VITA Cox, , q l. :
Ai1SLary Reserve, a sEoae MARKED
; POS c. > thsRee y 3 5es q I'm
8. asolg I'M Of Z, : NhsaSy Re-
serve. T.5S ehs, % Cor- No. ; Se2r
Lcal sEa Coz, 3 o. sad Reserve,
q szons marked 5. 235 . 3 2sRee
y 50 5eg. IS mn. ". along I, :
NJ R. $50 ehs. o Coz. Nc. /, idsn-
lea, Win Cor. o. =. ) n B. a
stone marked :, 2e5 c, Is Aeaee
: g teg- % mn W. along Z :
VI r. T.5I ehs, ~ Cor, Ne. ), iGsaS
5cal WIN Cor ( q Presbyterian Ms
s5cu Reserve and Cur q L. :
Military Reserve. 4 seoae marked :
205 9. 5, thence Wssl. SIS chs
br.dss On government rad. +l,le chs,
% Cur. NJ. S, 4 se1Ie marked : -o5
=. 5, thence Noz-h. 20.l0 ens, -
Ger. No. Z, . stone ma-Sej 5. 20S
Q. 2 tAsncs Eas6, &3S shs. g0EeEa-
mens roa3, S090 ea& ID coz No. $
noe SET Eazs n mad. witness c0saeS
Asa-s SogSh. IS Gaks tisC. a stone
narkst 5. 30 NJ. c. 5 2eDes, 1con
-us Soccer, Soga. 2S,25 sas, - Cox
Nc. 7, he p,aee o. Beginning AKA
LlT.55 acrss. Ea-iaS0l AZ Al Cox
2acs j. deg % Mn. L
Any and Al PERSONS claiming al
vsrsely any P0rGoa o. ne sAoVe de-
secSeG -acs are required - aSe
w5sa ne Register and ReceEVer u
2s z. : Land CGlce AZ I-nsaa Al
ASIA. &e- afvsrss cain chscs aga-as
under 0ach, 5u-ins 3ss QeSi0I Of
pgaGcazca o. his notice. o. within
any days saeceasueo, o. &es WaG
Be DARED
9 B WALNER
Register.
Z s hereby 0ciscsG Saas ne 1oos
gong no5ee be PUBLISHED tor the
sta1Il0Cy persoJ IN Ehs Daily Alaskan
4 newspaper published az Skasway,
Alaska
c. 3, WALKER
Regisess-
First publication, Dec 81. 1s10
LAST publication. March ;. 1s1I~
The daily Alaskan., 1911-02-02
9 B WALKER
Register

Z 5 hereby 0cleceJ Eaas ne tOoe
gcag no1ce be published tOr the
sla-1c1Cy pecsoI IA Ehs Daily Alaskan
newspaper published az SSasNas,
Alaska
The daily Alaskan., 1911-02-02
G 3 WALKER

First publication, DeS 81, 1sl0
Last publication. March ;. 1slI,
The daily Alaskan., 1911-02-02

PRoFEss roNAL caRDs
The daily Alaskan., 1911-02-02

Come u OF phone orders Cor ll--
son ryes Rainier ana lElP- 1rrr.
delivered Co your home by The Mas
cot u
The daily Alaskan., 1911-02-02

Poor LstEle Herman as's saSy
Anybody can Beat I'm
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1911-03-30
APRIL NAUTILUS.

A strong feature of April Nautilus
(Holyoke, Mass.), is a symposium on
Social Uplift which contains such ar
ticles as "The Best Thing Our City
Has Done Toward Improving Condi
tions,' etc. "The Powerful Life by
Wallace D Wattles, furnishes spring
tonic of the mental variety. "The
Meal and the Man" gives valuable in
formation upon eating and the prep
aration of food, including a variety of
non-meat recipes. Brain building ma
terial will be found in the Sermons
of a Scientist" by w. R. G. Latson,
M. D., and "My World, With Whom
Shall I People It." by A. A. Lindsey,
M. D. This number contains several
beautiful poems, including one by
Edwin Markham. All this and much
more of absorbing interest and prac-
tical usefulness.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1911-03-30
THE JEFFERSONIA
Democratic Mjsrepresenfa-
ties and Free Lumber

these headlights before him betray-
ed every principle of Democracy and
joined hands with the Protectionists.
The leading newspapers of the
Democratic press published senti-
ments rebuking the thirty-eight Dem
ocrats who voted ntagonistically to
these high party obligations. Those
defending Mr.. Brantley were the
two-by-fOur country sheets, many of
which hardly knew the pledges of
the last Democratic Convention Ow-
ing to their allegiance to Mr.. Brantley
for personal favors they would have
praised him no matter how repulSiVe
his voting might have BEEN
The nation has trusted govern
mental affairs to Democracy. Hon
est public servants will be loyal to
the trust, but such Rebublico-Dem-
ocrats as Brantley, who are menaces
to the party and nation, will remain
loyal to the System and Democratic
rule may not be what the nation an
ticipates. AS said by Northern
magazine: 'The only possible risk
Of detection comes from the little
group of anti-free lumber Democrats,
of whom Brantley, by reason of his
presence on the Ways and Means
Committee, must be regarded as the
titular head"
His presence on this important
Committee must be regarded as
dangerous to a Democratic future.
Why didn't the Democratic caucas,
after knowing why Speaker Cannon
placed him there, and realizing his
devotion to the System, remove him
by placing in his stead an honest and
trustworthy Democrat who regarded
the party?
Never did a representative betray
his people at more critical time
than Brantley. His services during
his long tenure in office have been
injurious to his own party and highly
satisfactory to the Republican System
which has controlled National Legis-
lation for a quarter of a century.
He voted with thirty-seven more
Democratic boilers in holding the
tariff on lumber. He voted with
twenty-five more Democratic rene
gades in rescuing Cannonism.
His Augusta friend admits he is
protectionist which, when coupled
with the other abandonments, make
a plain case of desertion.
1t is we'll known fact that South
ern newspapers were astoushded to
know the recent demeanOr of our
Congressman. The people of Georgia
were sore over such a brazen deser-
ton Of Democratic principles, which
is shown by the defeat of Livingston
and Howard, who both voted as
Brantley did-against free lumber.
The idea of Mr.. Brantley being
tariff-for-revenue advocate is prepos-
ferrous and palpably absurd. His vot-
ing proves that he favors high tariff.
In the Democratic caucas he fought
the Canadian reciprocity movement,
but on the floor of the House, he
dreaded the aftermath
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1911-03-30

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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1911-03-30
SELL FRUIT TREES

We want good men all over the
Southern States to sell Fruit Trees. BY
our plan statesmen make big profits.
No trouble to sell our stock Terms
very liberal. Write today. SMITH
BROS, Dept. 40, Concord, Ga.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1911-03-30
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-22
WEST LIBERTY

Read the W. Va Optical Cos an
nounccmcnt on Page =. today's issue.
Mr. and Mrs J. G. Waddell were In
Washington. pa. yesterday. the guest
Of friends
Mrs. Chas Summers. ~ Washing.
ton. ~. G.. rs tho guest Of her sisters.
tho Misses Maudc and Gallo Curtis
Mr s y. Carr and daughter spent
yesterday With friends in Wheeling
ur. sod MRS q. Vs. Rodgers and
Nr. and Mrs. Edward EbcllnE attended
the Eastern star lawn fete last night
a. Short creek
Miss Eva Johnson Is the gucst Of
Mrs Sayrc here for few DAYS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-22
Lewis COMPLAINS
OF Third Degree
SAYS GIRLS IN HIS PLANT WERE
VICTIMS OF INSPECTORS.
Claim Persecution Of Postal offieers
Has Wrecked His Entire
Fortune.

WASHINGTON. July Gle. G..
Lewis. president OF the Lewis Publish.
ing company. OF ST. Louis. testified to-
day before the house committee on
expenditures in the postoffice depart
ment that whereas few years ago
he was worth between $1,000. 900 and
s3,OO0.000. he was compelled to borrow
money TO come to Washington to ap-
as witness before the committee.
Mr.. Lewis told of what he called
the prosecutions of postoffice inspec-
tors. who had come into his plant.
their attitude being" he said. that
we were under some criminal charge"
This was at the time of an inyesti-
cation several years ago. as to
whether the company was entitled to
second-class mailing privileges.
The controversy between himself
and the inspectors. Lewis testified
was so bitter that at times they al
most came 10 blows. He declared that
the inspectors had taken young girl
employees OF the concern and put them
through sweating process. telling
them they would get into trouble and
were liable to arrest II they did not
answer all the questions put to them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-22
Others SUSPECTED
Police Believe Silk Robbers Mem
bers Of Gane-Two Prisoners
Have Bad Records.

1t is said that the police Of this
city and surrounding towns have
well founded suspicious of several
persons implicated in the Mounds
vile silk robbery in addition TO
clyde Hawley and Mrs. Hawiey.
alias Clark. who are under arrest
The case against the two Is very
strong. and the Marshall county
authorities anticipate little trouble
in effecting a conviction.
chief Games, OF Mouadsyille. has
returned from N!toona. Pa, with
Mrs. Hawley. Besides silk. a number
OF other articles were -ounG in her
trunk. The couple are suspected OF
having been implicated in the rob
berry OF the Elm Grove postoffice last
spring. The pictures of the two are
in the local 'rogues' gallery" and
the man has served term in the
Ohio penitertiary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-22
ST. Louis " Wins
Official Results of Big Balloon Race
Are Made Public.
KANSAS CITY. Mo. July 21.-Tt

KANSAS CITY. Mo. July 21.-The
official time and distance made by
contestants in the national balloon
races which started from here July
10. as tabuls'cd by the National Aero
club i'm Sew York. were announced
today by a. secretary OF the Kansas
city Nero club. Lieutenant Frank =.
Lahm. pilot of the balloon st. Louis
". of St Louis. was the winner. The
results follow:
St. Louis ". distance $50 miles: in
air % hours. 26 minutes
Million Population club. AS miles:
20 hours. 80 minutes.
Miss Sofia. AS miles: l6 hours. IS
minutes.
Buckeye. 2SS miles: 81 hours. 30
minutes.
Topeka. H.. 2lO miles; Il hours. ~
minutes
Kansas City. 1919 miles: eight hours.
five minutes.
New York. 1856 miles: eight hours.
- minutes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-22
COUNTY INSTITUTE
ONO County Teachers Institute viii
Be Held in West Liberty During
Week OF August p.

The Ohio County Teachers Inst!.
iuie viii convene in West Liberty on
August -. and viii continue through.
out the week. Pro-. f. X. Knaben-
shue. OF Weston. and W. II. WAIT. the
1""'' elected principal Of the Nc.
Mechen, both prominent educators o.
this state. have been selected as the
instructors. County Superintendent
j. ~. Lazear mas prepared an excel
lent program for the week and has
the assurance OF state Superintendent
Of Schools Morris =. Shawkey that he
Will be present on Tuesday evening
and will deliver an address on the
subject. Educational Progress in
West Virginia. No pains are being
spared 10 make this institute one OF
the mosj successful ever held in the
county
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-22
ADJOURN CONVENTION
Members Of the Wheeling District
Return From Convention at
SteubenViiie.

ono ~ tho largest and most sue
cessful conventions Of the Evangeli-
cal churches OF the Pennsylvania
district ever held came to an end
Thursday AZ SteubCnville where II
was held this year. Two hundred
delegates were present. representing
he various divisions ~ the district.
Wheeling alone contributing ~
Rev. Baschc. one 81 the local min
listers present was asked 10 deliver
the sermon az the meeting and 70.
spondcd choosing as his topic Single
Mindednoss" Another speaker Of
note Was Miss Anna Graebe. one Of
the hardest missionary workers In
the field. The local members are
loud In their praises Of the hospitali-
IS and entertainment Of the Steubcn.
Vile members