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The Topeka state journal., 1913-12-03
TO TUBERCULOSIS.

TO TUBERCULOSIS.
In how many prisons does q sem
tence carry with 1t possible added
penalty of tuberculosis? This In tho
challenge Of the following case which
ID described in The Survey by Willard
Brown Thort:
'.Five years ago John Gerrish was u
sailor on the United States Cruiser
Pennsylvania. He was . young man
Of good habits. and sent twenty dol
lars every month for the support Of
his mother In San Diego. One day,
when ON shore leave at Vallejo. Cal,
he did what for him was an unprece-
dented thing-got uproariously drunk
and beat up . marine who was his
companion. The marine accused him
Of taking from him . ten dollar bill
"Arraigned n court, 0srrish made
= poor impression. and his lawyer put
up . weak defense. The result was
that, despite an unbroken record OF
previous good behavior. he was sem
fenced to four years In San Quentin
pfison.
"He was serving his second year
The Topeka state journal., 1913-12-03

Pftifui seory Toad by Crlppaed Has
band of Pretty Wo1nan.

Waukegan, Ill. Dec. 3.-The story
OF how small town gossip wrecked .
happy home was told on the witness
stand. hare today by John Richardson.
crippled husband OF the woman ridden
ON q rail at volo and left the audi
ence which crowded the small court
room. thoughtful and subdued. SIX
women are on trial accused Of the
attack on Mrs.. Richardson There
were smiles when the husband. with his
twisted limbs and the assistance Of q
his pretty wife to the witness chair
but there were none when he had told
his story. It was simple story Of love
and trust and loyalty. There was no
malice or resentment in 1t.
Il don't know why they gossfped
about my wife, unless 1t was because
she was pretty" said the witness.
we were happy together. I thought
that II she went away the gossip would
stop and was just going to borrow
money to send her away when the
women attacked her. was helpless; I
am a cripple and I could not move
from my chair when they took her
and put her on the rail- I managed
to get into my wheel chair but could
not follow them"
ardson's attempt to borrow money and
asked II the money was not to have
oeen used to get a divorce.
mo. no." replied the witness. There
was no need Of that. She did not want
one and did not: she said she would
rather stay and face the gossip. Since
tne assault she has not been home:
me can't very well come back, and ]
can't leave my business
The Topeka state journal., 1913-12-03
AYHlWKER .JOTy

No other advice is half so good as
the advice Of your own conscience. in
sists the Atchison Champion.
All children resemble their parents.
insists Mrs. PETER in her Eureka Her
aid. in that they want good deal that
they can't get.
Attention is called by the Lawrence
Journal-World to the fact that the PEN
sion bureau has more drawers than any
other piece OF furniture.
One Of Wichita's citizens. who works
In an alfalfa stock food factory was
presented Dy his wife recently with
twin baby girls, which he has named
Alta and F1afa.
This time 1t is Soldier that delivers
the goods for Kansas. One Of its
citizens, Mrs. F. M. Wilson, is a sec
ond cousin to Mr.. 6ayre. the recent
White House groom.
Poetic license. Singing another roun-
delay to perfect day Of glorious In
dian summer. Mrs. E. E. Kelley Of the
toronto Republican has the bees mix
ing with the dandelion blossoms.
Kansas idea Of Henderson Martins
job. with its $4,000 a year for four
years and expenses, says the Abilene
Reflector, is that 1t Is peach pie. q la
mode with a double layer of powdered
sugar on top.
When we undertake to write a book
on the human animal that cannot be
reconciled with his power Of thinking,
says Editor Baxter OF the Wilson
World, we are going to devote an entire
chapter to mans proclivity to 20 out
ten or a dozen miles in the country,
stand around in the cold for five hours
pay 1878 for the privilege of shooting
his own ammunition. and carry home
measly turkey that he could have
oought Tor six bits any day in the
week.
There is no load that will break a
= man , Gown SO quickly and SO surely as
q ioao or revenge, advises the Butler
county democrat. The man who is ever
tryinE to get even" has few opportuni-
ties OF gratifying his hatred, but in
stead ne Is all the time corrodine him
self The man with a crouch or a
grievance belongs to this class. A
sulky or vindictive temper isolates n
man from all real friendship as com
prese;y as quarantine isolates a
smanpox victim from the people. And
the man is just as unhappy as the
smallpox would make him.
The Topeka state journal., 1913-12-03
JOURNAL ENTRIES

Too many Of the patriots are that
way for the money that's in It.
The poorer the actor the more atten-
ton he tries to attract on the stage.
Convincing a man he's in the wrong
usually results in losing his friendship.
What has become Of the old-fash-
toned man who wanted to fight when
called a liar?
Even the man who's roasted is of
more importance than the fellow who
attracts no attention at ALL
The Topeka state journal., 1913-12-03
LOOKS like SUICIDE.
j. A. Nelson Of Wakarusa Found In
East Side House.

A man who registered as J. A. Nell
son of Wakarusa was found dead In
a rooming house at 500 East Fifth
street at 1880 o'clock this afternoon
by the proprietor. w. J. Davis. 1t
was ascertained that Nelson pur-
chased some strychnine at the A. G.
Klingaman drug store at 120 East
Sixth avenue at nine O'Clock last
night. At the drug store he gave his
name as J. A. Nelson and said his
home was in Topeka 1t ts, evident
that he took the poison. 1t is not
known at what hour he died.
The Topeka state journal., 1913-12-03

The photo-picture shown at the Iris
today az the leading feature tells a
story Of the struggles OF a convict, re-
leased from prison to regain respecta-
bility In his home community and
where the new minister comes In il to
be the first to give the outcast assist
ance when his fellow townsmen re-
jected him. Lem Ransom's conviction
and imprisonment proves a persecution
when another man IL found to be tho
real criminal and the young minister ts
exonerated for the stand he took for
the unfortunate Ransom.
The Topeka state journal., 1913-12-03

When the Democrats wax warm
during campaign periods over Repub-
lican extravagances u one thing. When
they get to running the government
It's another story. Secretary Of the
Treasury McAdoo's estimates OF the
governmental expenses for the coming
year call for appropriation that. az
gregate e1,1os.es1.777. And this ex-
ceeds the appropriations Tor. the last
year hv No - than S13.ooo.ooo.
The Topeka state journal., 1913-12-03

Mexico City, Dec. 3.-The news
that General Salvador Mercado. COM
mander of the federal forces In
northern Mexico. has sent q military
peace commission from Chihuahua to
Juarez to treat with the rebels. while
vigorously denied in Official circles. is
regarded az the most serious blow yet
struck at federal prestige. In view
OF President Huerta's statement that
he never would treat with the rebels.
it is considered impossible that the
peace committee has been sanctioned
by him.
At the same time 1t IL pointed out
that the appointment OF the commits
sion IL in line with the recent sug-
9estion made by DIR. Aureliano Urutia
when at the head OF the ministry of
the interior, that overtures might be
made to the rebels without govern
mental sanction.
The Topeka state journal., 1913-12-03

Uncle Sam hasn't nearly enough Of
ficers to man his lighting ships In Gu sc
of war. But there is no curtailing OF
the program for increasing the size Of
the navy
The Topeka state journal., 1913-12-03

Ten years ago, the best in the bat
tleship line cost something over $5.-
100000. Now IL costs nearly $4,000
900. All of which is not an tnconsid-
cradle factor in the increasing cost of
living
The Topeka state journal., 1913-12-03

chihuahua has fallen again. and In
keeping with the military precedents
OF Mexico. The battle that gave its
possession to the Constitutionalists was
OF the bloodless variety. In fact there
was no battle at all. the Husrta forces
merely beating q well-timed retreat a.
tho rebels approached. For the real
opera bouffe In warfare. the Nexicans
are without rivals for the prize.
The Topeka state journal., 1913-12-03

Those echoes of weeping and wall
Ing and gnashing of teeth are coming
from Washington where many mem
bers of congress are down in the
mouth because the extra session pass
ed into a regular one and thereby de-
prived them of more mileage graft.
The Topeka state journal., 1913-12-03
LOCAL MENTION.

Tne November report of Robert r.
nTasker; n register Of deeds. shows . total Of
for which a total Of Ssoo.I was turned
over to the county treasurer.
Two couples were married this after
noon by the probate Judge. They were:
Clarence Roy. aged Is. and Goldie
Duffield. aged IL. both Of Hoyt: John H.
both OF Topeka.
Our susranty give: you . new cost front
placing Of any linlng that wears out be-
fore the suiting. Matt q. 0lasss.-Adv.
Third Presbyterian church, who an
nounced that he would give q series Of
lectures on church history. vim give the
free and easy speaker and is piannins to
these lectures he Win trace eth the e' Develop, D.
ment Of the Christian doctrine and will
dwell for q brief time on the great men
Shawnee Camp No. $500 M. W. Of A.
vii hold ther annual election Of Officers
be present.-Adv.
The third number on the Central
dersa y Prof schonSerses S.: es wsshbnsn. usn
Your choice of sleeping DOLL story book,
fancy. china salad OF placque. free with
rsnd ~ p1Sns n'ssn pTwcer ca 1o At
Adv.
The final number Of the Central Con-
viii be held the third wednesday in jan
uary and will consist of q concert under
NJ ahh11V1 COLLEGE ThNFA wf11 ~ hfafh
instrumental and vocal music.
Don't walt for sunshine to sit for your
Electric Studio. Sit eariy.-Adv.
The following birth was reported to thu
f1,ss %oneh and vi Wife. * Jssrson street Nov:
q. gfrl.
A. FL Hunt, charged with securing
SIS under false pretenses from r. 8.
Thomas, was dismissed by the county
attorney from the court Of Topeka this
morning. following his payment Of $40
and costs.
L N. Penwell was elected Chief Rabban
evening.
tive Of Abda1Iah Shrine to the meeting Of
the Imperial Council which meets in At
lant8, Ga, Nay lDl4.
Surely. madam, you will Try Golden Ege
Machine Dried Macaroni Or Spaghetti.
once Just ask your grocer.-Adv.
Charles r. Ross pleaded guilty to wife
desertion this morning in the court Of To-
peka. He was bound over upon &l,oo0 per-
eonal bond. Beginning the first Of the
year, he viii pay Sl1s0 pr month toward
the support Of his vife and child HIS
sentence was deferred.
W. z. Jenrey. Dentist. ~ Kansas ave.
Adv.
-e Badders Clothing store II closed to-
day, Z notice on the door reads: IAN par
ssaaers fsss es:'r,aSi, esSi, . At p ~ door: Hr:
B.das.. -. Sss dss;;n. sssn s sS9 soSr se2t.. e
ment-
Our price IL always - gWest for which
xwolkmsnship. xSa nan & % 1stt &. olesSe.~xdv. -'
Mrs. Lotta splcsf ~ - Arter avenue.
oakland: i suker.l ssu.t q r.
S,e'eefiiis Sy fsii aera @ 81. : ss,rs az x'os1sS
aftesn0o0-
The Topeka state journal., 1913-12-03

An American girl II getting her pic
ture in the newspapers because she
has ''done time" in English jails for
suffrasette militancy. II this il for
rogue's gallery purposes well and
good. The young lady 10 certainly not
entitled to credit or distinction for her
performances,
The Topeka state journal., 1913-12-03

And the success of the escape Of ar
inmate Of the Hutchinson reformatory
seems assured. Bloodhounds have
been placed on his trail.
The Topeka state journal., 1913-12-03

Governor Hodges received q tele.
gram this afternoon from Governor
Major of Missouri. stating that he
would be unable to attend the good
roads convention in Newton Friday.
Governor Major is sick in Jefferson
City, the Missouri capital, and is con-
fined to his bed. For this reason it
was necessary to cancel his visit to
Kansas this week. Governor Hodges
will speak at the Newton neeting Fri
day afternoon.
The Topeka state journal., 1913-12-03

What will we eat in 80 years when
the population is 100000. .000?" asks
Howard H. Gross. president Of the
National Soil Fertility League. Unless
the secret Of longevity or perpetual
youth 10 solved in the meantime, most
Of. w will be eating angel food or
devils cake, according to our deserts.
The Topeka state journal., 1913-12-03

News from New York indicates that
many Of the Wall Street brokers will
have to go to work for living. The
order of the day there Is the dissolu-
ton Of stock exchange firms.
The Topeka state journal., 1913-12-03
Arrcssed On Bribery Charge.

Vicksburg, Mis-, Dec. 5.-LAeuten-
ant Governor Bilbo and State Senator
Hobbs Of Mississippi were arrested
here today as q result OF indictment
brought against them charging that
they had agreed to receive $4,000
from S. Castleman Of Belxoni. for the
promise OF their votes In the 1egfsla-
ture and to use influence wilfully ana
The Topeka state journal., 1913-12-03

indianapolis new mayor appears to
have a double supply Of backbone
Perhaps he found the one that for
mer Mayor Lew Shank lost.
The Topeka state journal., 1913-12-03

"Uncle Joe'' Cannon is forced to
confess that President Wilson can give
him cards and spades when it comes
to making a noise like a czar. And
well he may.
The Topeka state journal., 1913-12-03
AT THE THEATERS.

Messrs. Gaskill and Macvitty will
present THAT Printer OF Udelrs," q
dramatization of Harold Bell Wright .
widely read story Of that name. by
Wright and Fishery w. Reynolds. at
the Grand on Thursday night. The
play is one that will attract and make
sincere friends and admirers wherever
presented.
Headed by that peer Of all negro en-
tertainers. Salem Tut whitney. the
attraction at the Grand on Friday
night will be the musical comedy. "The
Wrong Mr.. President" It II an Of
fering bubbling with plenty Of features.
surprises and novelties, blended with
pretty and tuneful songs. bright lines
and side-splitti1g situations MI.
Whitney will A. usual be supported BY
'"The Smart Set' company.
Pierre of the Plains. the bill being
presented by the North Bros. at the
Majestic this week IL one OF the best
seen at that theater, the new prices are
attractive.
There is a novel vaudeville show at
the Novelty this week. N each act
Is new to Topekans and all original,
the s'all girl show come tomorrow for
the remainder Of the week
One Murder Case for January Term.
Only one murder case II docketed for
hearing In the flrst division of the dis
frict court next term. The January
jurors have been notified to report to
Judge A. W. Dana the twelfth day in
the new year. Next term all criminal
cases will be handled In the first di-
vision. Mark Williams, charged with
the murder Of James Hayden, negro
sandwich vender, pleaded not guilty.
and was hound over to the district
court. His bearing before Judge George
H. WhItcomb resulted In . hung jury.
The case win be reheard the first Of the
The NOTORIOUS plckpocket. sam Nor
The Topeka state journal., 1913-12-03

william Allen White declares that
this is an extraordinary time h Kan
sas politics. And Mr.. White has done
his share to create such a condition Of
affairs.
The Topeka state journal., 1913-12-03

That Michigan man who annexed
seven wives must be looking forward
eagerly to the peace and quietude that
10 in store for him during the two and
one-half years that he will be in
prison.
The Topeka state journal., 1913-12-03

Old, old story: New. York bank clerk
at SIS q month given every opportunity
to get away with $3.50 1000.
The Topeka state journal., 1913-12-03

william Allen White calls the First
District harmony meeting Joke. And
that, by the way, IL just how Mr..
Whites Progressive conference ap-
pealed to many.
The Topeka state journal., 1913-12-03

State Bank Commissioner Sawyer
reports that the bankers of the state
are in an optimistic mood. Why
shouldn't they be7 They control the
bulk of the money in the common
wealth.
The Topeka state journal., 1913-12-03

Not a few of the colleges will have
to revise and enlarge their sporting
curriculums. There appear to be no
less than 68 distinct branches of sport
The Topeka state journal., 1913-12-03

Rapidly approaching is the time
when 1t will be too late to do youl
Christmas shopping early.
The Topeka state journal., 1913-12-03
FULL LEASED WIRE REPORT
OF THE A9SOCIATED PRESS

The State Journal 70 . msmber q the
Associated Preas and receives the fuIl DAY
telegraph report, Of that great news NJ
sanitation for the exclusive aftGu0on
Dubtication In Topeka
The news II received IN The etate y0ue-
The Topeka state journal., 1913-12-03

"Huerta Goes Slow says q newepa-
per headline. AZ q matter OF fact. he
doesn't 10 at all.
The Topeka state journal., 1913-12-03

Shawnee Camp No $500 M. w. of A.
will hold ther annual election Of officers
Thursday evening. All members urged to
be present.-Adv.
The Topeka state journal., 1913-12-03

The third number on the Central
Church Course"-a dramatic reading OF
THE Servant in the House"-was rem
dered by Prof. echonberger. OF Washburn.
At Sheldon's church last night.
The Topeka state journal., 1913-12-03

Our guaranty gives you Q new coat front
for one that should lose its shape-the re-
placing Of any lining that wears out be-
tore the suiting. Matt q. 0lasse.-Adv.
The Topeka state journal., 1913-12-03

gregational church entertainment series
will be held the third Wednesday In JAM
uafy and will consist Of q concert under
the direction Of Dean Horace Whitehouse
OF Washburn college. There will be both
instrumental and vocal music.
The Topeka state journal., 1913-12-03

Your choice of sleeping doll, story book,
fancy china salad OF placque. free with
Grand Union Tea Co.. 61O Kansas ave-
Adv.
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stomach trouble, lazy liver aud de-.
ranged Kidneys are the cause Of rheu.
matism, Get your stomach, liver, Kid
ncys and bowels In healthy condition
by raking Electric Bittcrs, and you
will not bee troubled with the pains of
rheumatism, Charles Il, Allen, "a school
principal, Of sylvania, Ca who suffer.
ed indcscribahlc %tor'are from rhcuma
tism, liver aud stomach trouble and
diseased Kidneys, writes, All rene.
dies failed until ! used Electric Bit
tors, but four bottles Of this wonderful
remedy cured me completely Maybe
your rheumatic pains come from the
stomach, liver and kidney troubles
Electric Bitters will give you prompt
relief. SOC and 81 LOO, Recommended
bv Elk Drug store
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YoU TAKE NO l s
Our Reputation and Money is Back Of
This Offer

We pay for all the medicine used dur.
ing the trial, il our remedy fails 10 cOm.
pletely relieve you of constipation. We
take ELL the risk. You are not obligated
to MS in any way Whatever, Il you &C.
ccpt our offer, Could anything he more
fair for youi Is there any reason why
you should hesitate to put our claims to
actual test;
The most scientific, common.sense
treatment is ReXnll OrderIics, which are
eaten like candy. They are very pro.
nounced, gentle aud pleasant in action
and particularly agreeable in every way
They 10 not cause diarrhca, nausea,
flatulcncc gripping or any Inconvenience
whatever. Rcvoll Ordcrlics are p%artic.
ularly good for children, aged and eli
cate persons,
We urge YOU TO try Rcxall Orderlics
at our risk. Two sizes, Zoe and 25c.
Remember, You can get RcXali Rene.
dies in this community. only at cur
store the Rcvall store. Elk Dru.
Store. I
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Mr., aud Mrs, Joe I~lOldebrook, Of near
'ucryo, drove down in the auto Friday.
Mrs. II"ldcbrook called on Mrs. l.. +
curry.
Mrs. \. j.. Beaulicu and Miss Lon
Howard went to Tucumcari Monday.
Ms. ), +. SoudovaI, who has spent
the winter with her mother Mrs. /. v.
uiuIIrgos, returned 20 her home at Gal.
lcgOs, last week.
W. Il. Grove Our telephone operator,
IS laying of this week. lie wCat Tues.
lay with his family TO FL Paso,
W. b. Terry Of Cuervo, was here on
cuisines, Monday.
Mr.. NJ. radilla, VINO has speu, the
winter here, returned 20 her home at
La, Vegas Monday.
Nh. and Mrs. II. Is. Lolicr aud family
If Halle, visited Mr., and Mrs. 4. +.
curry Sunday,
There was quite a number OF farmers
from the Halle vicinity here Monday,
doing business nj Curry and Aragon.
l.. y GalIcgos ,Ir. went to Tucdmcari
Friday night aud rcturned sunday.
David Garcia moved ont of town 10
the ur", Rusty place.
l"ui, Ir Buru aud Miss Coed Beau,
lien were cut horseback riding Sunday
Iuan T., Aragon jr. and family went
10 Santa Rosa Monday. They will visit
there; also at Puerto de- Luna before
returning.
Mr.. aud Mrs, /. V. Gallcgos went "a
Turumrrri Monday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edw. Berry and Mr.
and Mrs, Wm, Berry, Edw. Berry,
father and mother, and Miss Anna Ma
gill, were in town last week. NJ and
Mrs, VIM, Berry are from Beverly, Kns
They are very favorahly impressed with
New Mexico.
Miss Lon Howard went to CueTvC
Friday as n witness for G. A. Priug, IL
proving mp on his claim.
SSblO hAtehAc
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The farmers seem 10 be somewhat
backward in beginning farm work this
spring.
Herman Miller returned one day last
week after q three months s]oiourn IN
Texas wnerc he had been At work,
C.. W, Edwards aud j. =, Nelson were
in Tucumcari on land business last Sat
urday.
". l.. Dowury aud wife were county
''huh' callers IN last Saturday.
VIM. Herd aud wife aud Mr.. G. W.
Straticu aud family spent last sunday
with Herman Millers,
viii Hill is spending a few days in
the county hub
Grandma iaws spent last sunday
with Mrs, II. l.. Miller.
Rev u. Woodward filed his regular
appointment 1T the school house on the
"b of March.
Arch Ballard q, spending q few days
with hi, family in rucumcari.
Mrs. Nellie Farrow, wife Of Walter
FarrCw, died ~ the home Of her mother
Mrs. John Gore ON March 10, 1913, of
consumption. She lcavcs n husband
aud one little boy to mourn her loss,
She was inferred at the Quay cemetery
on March II, the funeral services be.
ing conducted hv Rev. Woodland.
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BEST FOR SKIN DISEASES

Nearly every skin disease yields 50
quickly and permanently TO Bucklen 5
Arnica salve, and nothing is better for
burns or bruises. Soothes and heals,
John Deye, Of Gladwin, Mich, says, af
tor suffering twelve years with skin
ailment and spending $500 in doctors
bills, Burklrn : Arnica Salve cured him.
II viii help you. Only 25c. Recon-.
mcndcd by Elk Drug store,
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Lodge Directory
NIa5ons

Iucumcau Lodge NO II, A. ~ q a
" nj, - 100 Masonic lla.. RcguIgr
meetings 1T aud ST. Mondays OF .a,
month at 7 30 p m. Al visiting broth
rrs welcome
-. f. coddiug,on, W. VI.
a.. h. Whi'morr. ~ca'y
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The doctrine that a rich man can 7
get into heaven doesn Z seem to scare
a. many people ~ the probability Of
want On earth.
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T. F. & E.

g.. l.. = x T. meet, every Iar .N
~ "... % 900 ,u She Masonic haIi
" !. Carroll. Pres
~ A. AIoNauI.r.
N,. mud Financial -Hn IS
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All the new In the News, Read it
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Lodge Directory
Ma5ous
Tucumcnu Lodge 40 ii, A. y. "a
" m, s 100 Masonic Ila. Rcgulsr
meetings 1t and ST. Mondays OF ,a,.
month at 30 p m. An visiting broth
ers welcome
y. T. Codd,ugton, W VI.
T.. j.. Whifmorc. ~c.'y
Royal Arch Chapter
Tucumcari Royal Arch Chapter No
I3 Regular Cor,.rpt,or. ard a,i ith
Monday Of each month 30 Masoui, nal,
g.. 7:3O D. M. AN visiting companion.
welcome.
a. Noroubcrg, u. j..
o. f.. W.itmo.o, $500 y
Eastern star
B.lhcl Chapter $50. 10, Drdrr Fa.'n'
star. meet. iu Ja,out, BAH o., rv n
and an Tuesday night. o. s..n 70 3D.
Visitors cordially invited
IS. 81. Mrs. EIi'h ulr.
W. H.. Or. i. $. Coulter
-. Mrs. Margaret Jones