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THE COLD SPRING RECORDER FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23. 1896.

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ADVXKTISIXO R A T E S OIVKN OPCIS

APPLICATION .

*?~?M: ODDS AND ENDS.

A Ken Brief Points for Hasty Reading. W HATS too mao j disagreeable days.

Woo . "M. O. H." please send fall came to the RXCORDXB?

TEX KZOISTBATIOX in Pbilipetown this Tear is about the same as last jear.

CHBTsAXTHXKrxa are now appearing in tbe market in large quantities. It is still a farorite flower.

OKX w m from Tuesday, and fben the people will oommenee to drop ballots. Be sore and see tbat you drop one.

A xrw TWO story addition is being bnilt by contractor William H. Ladne, to the reaidenee of O. W. Mother, jr., on Main street.

THB Evening Telegram, of New York, offers a "trip aronnd the world" to tbe one guessing nearest to the plurality that tbe Presidential candidate receives.

Pxor. O. MONTBoax, who was elected Preeident of tbe Putnam County Teachers Association, will call a meet, ing of toe Association at Brewster at an early date.

A SMALL puses of candle may b-> male to barn all night by patting finely powdered salt on it until it reaches the blsok part of the wick. A small light may be kept in this way.

A K O T H I B in Cold .Spring says.she means to gire her daughter, who DKS finished a college course, a course in bftkeology, boilology, roaatology, sticb-ology and mendology before she will consider her education finished,

THIBK U a live place in Peekskill where they can hardly fill their orders. I t is Wm. Bremnera monument yard, where you can I N tbe latest designs and get prices tbat will please you. I t will pay you to call on him at 113 Nelson avenue.

Patrick OMalley Shot by Mrs. John McMahon at HlghlaDd 8 U U 0 0 - O Malley Threatened to Kil l Her With an Ax When Refused a Drinklie Will Probably Die. The wife of John McMahon, wbo

keeps a aaloon on tbe road leading to Highland Statiou shot and ptobably fatally wounded Patrick OMalley yesterday afternoon about 4 oclock.

As soon as the shooting occurred a telegram was sent to tbis place askiu that a doctor and a constable come to the Highland Station at once. Dr. J. M. Winslow and Polico Officer McCaffrey answered tbe call and it was late last nigbt when they returned.

It seems that OMalley, whose home is at Bcranton, Pa., had been working on tbe new Mate road was laid off yes terday morning and proceeded to get drunk. Be called at MoMaboua saloon and was refused a drink. OMalley tben picked up an ax and commenced to demolish tbe place by breaking windows, chairs, bar, etc, Mrs. McMahon ran from tbe bouse, at the same time grabbing a pistol. She started for Highland Station to inform ber husband, who works in tbe chemical factory, of tbe trouble at the bouse. OMalley followed and threatened to kill ber, she fired a shot, the ball struck bim 00 tbs chin breaking tbe jsw bone. OMalley made another attempt to atrike ber with tbe ax, she fire I again, this shot entered bis right side sud be fell to the ground. Dr. Winslow dressed tbe wounds snd made bim ss comfortably ss possible for tbe nigbt. Mrs. MoMabon was committed to tbe Town Hall and a bearing will be held tbis afternoon at 8 oclock before Jnstice J. 0 . Riggs.

Word received from Higblsnd Station r e DJ tbis morning says that OMalley is still

alive but can not lire long. OMalley is about 40 ye*rs old.

THBBX WAB a well contested game of football in Kemble field, isst Friday afternoon, between tbe teams of St. Lukes parish, Pisbkill.and tbe Huldane Union school eleven. The game re suited in a score of 6 to 0, in favor, of St. Lukes!

CABBOIJJ D. WKIOHT, in his annual

report as census commisdoner, says tbat a committee has been appointed, consisting of representatives of tbe various governments, to take a comparative census of every country soma time daring the year 1900.

LEND TOCB ears for tbe story, and the 2 Sisters will tell you a tale of ribbed, white or gray, half wool underwear at 60c. per garment, for lsdief, witb vests and pants to match, and another 1 f fleeced cotton for 25c. 98 and 100 "Water 8treet, Newburgh, N. Y.

THK STATCTOBT revision commission has Bent a circular asking the opinion of village officials regarding the desired chsnges in tbe village law. Tbe purpose is to obtain information of value in the codification of village laws into one general law to be prepared by tbe commission.

A DEFECTIVE rLKw csused a fire s t the residence of W. S. Andrews, on the river road, Wednesdsy afternoon. The fire was discovered by Mr. Andrews nephew. But for tbe assistance of a few gunners wbo were in the woods near by when tbe alarm was given tbe honse wonld bave been destroyed. The dam age amount* V> fifiy dollars.

THB HALLOWXKX conundrum party to be held under tbe auspices of the Ladies Aid Society and Up worth League on Friday evening, October 80th, prom ises to be a highly enjoyable affair. The Sunday school room of the church is to be used for tbe occasion. Tbe entertainment will include an excellent supper for wbioh no charge will be made, bat a collection taken:

Uini OP tbe feature* of the election )aw is that tbe ballots must be preserved six months after election day, so thst any disappointed candidate may at anv time call for a recount. Another new feature it that only a Justice ( the Supreme Court can decide whether a ballot is roid or not, tbns taking from the inspectors their power under the old law by which to roach injury has been dooe.

Tax PAXKXM wbo supply milk to tbe Nw York market are in a slate bordering 00 panic because of the decline ID the price of milk in tbat city, and of tbe failure of several of tbs ervemeriea. Tbe Consolidated Milk Exchange last month fixed the price for New York city at two cents a quart. Tbe farmers claim tbat it is onprofltsble to sell milk at leas than two cent*, and that it is almost

. starvation st thst price.

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CouuMKCtna LAST Monday our looal newsdealers advanced the price of tbe sts)* York Journal from one cent to two eeats for tbedsily and from five to sev

cents for the Monday edition. The lowrnal increased the wholesale rate sod tcpeeted the newsdealer to retail the

at tbe old r*ie of one cent for the and fir* eats for the Sunday *xH-With tbs Increase priee there WM

Blooey in it for UIS Dewadealera, and dfd the* proper thing la adrantfnf - * > * * . , ~

Local Mention. ALL HALLOWXZN will fall on Saturday

tbe 81s t YESTXBDAT WAS a splendid day for

wheeling and many wheels were out taking advantage of tbe ideal weather.

A HAXDSOV-B NSW hearse arrived On tbe Ramadell boat Wednesday evening consigned to undertaker James 8. Mo Ilravy.

IT IS reported thst .n entertainment will be given by tbe Girls Friendly Society, at tbe Town Hall, some time in Thanksgiving week.

A TXLXFHnNs message was received lust nigbt at 10 oclock from Peattie Bros., of Fisbkill Landing, asking Sheriff B-iiley to look out for a stolen horse.

Tax DATES at tbe railroad crossing were painted tbis week. Also a new warning sign eracted, besriog tbe inscription: "Railn.ad crocking. Look oat for the.cars."

l a x YOUNQ son of Edgar Haigbt, wbo resides at North High lauds, bad his collar bone broken S.iturday afternoon while play ing football at Fisbkill Village. The fracture was set by Dr. Emberly and be was taken borne. .

Hoard of Education. An adjourned meeting of tbe Bosrd

of Education was held at the Haldane Union School building Wednesday evening. PresentPresident Bailey, Trustees Baxter, Taylor, Metcalfe, Ferris, Spaulding, Grace, Barns and Clerk Casey.

Minutes of previous meeting read and approved.

Alter tbe meeting was called to order the subject of introducing water into tbe school building occupied the attention of tbe board. - Tbe contract was awarded to F. M. Camp at $79.69.

At tbe suggestion of Principal Montrose, wbo stated tbat a number of scholars were unable to purchase books, tbe money in the indigent popil fund, smonnting to $17, was ordered to be expended for that purpose, tha books purchased to remain the property of the school.

Clerk Cssey reported tbe oollection.of $11 for tuition fees.

Tbe following bills were audited and ordered paid: O. J. Baxter, $216.51; Edward Austin, fci.25.

Tbe Principals report was presented snd ordered placed on file.

Captain Metcalfe, chairman of the library committee, to whom tbe work of revising tbe rules and by-laws of tbe school had been referred, said tbat tbe committee bad finished their work and presented tbe report. Tbe rules sud by-laws were adopted s i read.

On motion tbe board adjourned.

A Republican Meeting To-Nlght, Tbe Republicans, or Pbilipetown, witf

bold a meeting this eveniag at tbe Town Hall, commencing at 730 oclock. Among tbspeakers announced areRon. Charles D. Baker, of New York city, Hon. Hamilton Fish, Oen. D . Bolter-field and Hon. William Wood. Judge Nathaniel Parker, o l Kent, is expected to be present and will ting his famous campaign songs. Tbe public are invited to attend. Through tha kindness of Mr. J. M. Too coy arrangement* have rxen msde to stop the sooth bound train, tearing here at 9.-62 p, m. at Highlands, 10 accommodate the residents of thst place wbo may desire to attend the meeting.

PERSONAL CHAT.

What We Hear About Our Own and Other People Who Come and Go.

Mrs. Chsrles Y. Sears is visiting s t tbe 1 borne of ber parents in New York city.

Dr. Stephen Mapes, a w-11 known resident of Fiabkiil Lauding, died Wednesday morning, aged 76 years.

Mrs. Frank H. Greeo, of Cold Spring was a visitor at tbe borne of Mr. and Mrs. D . W. Robinson, ou Wednesday.-Carrael Courier.

Mr. George Tuthill, of New York city, spent Sunday at tbe residence of Mr. William K. Lawson, corner of Main and Chestnut streets.

Mr. Charles Hasenmsil, an employee of the REOOKDXB office, is enjoying H

well deserved vnc*tiou. l ie is visiting relatives st Groton, Conn.

Mr. H. S. Butler, tbe Pokeepaie-Cold Spring messenger, "bo bss been ill for several days, bss so far recovered tbat be has resumed bis trips to New York.

Mrs. Ssrab B. Van DaJfsen. wife of James T. Van Dalfsen, the well known Newburgh furniture desler, died at her home on Washington plsce, thst city, on Monday noon.

Mrs Richard Turner, of Reynollsville* and Mrs. Ssrab Wbite, relict of Warren While, of-Cold Spring, were the guests of Mrs. Turners father, Abel White, on Tnesdsy.Carmel Republican.

Mr. James Mcllravy, who has beeu taking s course of studies at tbe Champion College of Embalming, New York city, has graduated from tbat institution and oh Friday received his diploma.

John F. Hull, for over a ball-century cashier of the Fallkill National bsnk at Pougbkeepsie, died in tbat city at an early hour Tnesdsy morning. His s->n is the Republican candidate for Mayor.

Capt. Widiam Paulding, Tenth Io fantry, U. S. A., stationed at Governors Island, was married Thursday noon st Middletown, Conn., to Miss Grace Hub. bard Bunce, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Bunce of that city, by the Rer. A. W. Hasen, D . D. , in tbe North Church. Miss Bunce, sister of tbe bride, was bridesmaid.

The West Point frieuds of Capt. Henry Metcalfe will undoubtedly regret very muob thst tbey will be incompetent to cross tbe river on election day and vote early and often for tbis genial retired officer in his race for Congress. He is on tbe National Democrat ticket from the 18th district, and resides in Cold Spring.West Point Cor. Higblsnd Falls News.

BOARD OK VILLAGE TRUSTKES.

i A Letter from the President of the Water Bo^rdAn Extra Tax to be Levied Next January for Interest oa Water Bonds. A regulsr monthly meeting of the vtl-

GARRISON SPARKS.

What a Recorder Reporter Sees and Hear* Dur ls i the Week In that Lively Little Town. [Copies of the KxcoaDaa an oa isle st tbe gro

cer/ iore of Albert Hiljtbt. eterj Tt.ltj ereoiog pnee S ceoti per eopj.1

Mr. John Eves, Jr.. has purchased a

WE HONESTLY BELIEVE IN OUR GOODS If prices and quality are not right bring them back and ge t

your money.

lage Board of Trustees was held Tuesday very handsome Cleveland bioycle. evening, President Miller in the chair. PresentTrustees Dyos, Ferris, Baxter sod Clerk Tolmle.

Minutes of previous meeting adopted as read.

Street Commissioner Pott reported the amount of work done since last meeting.

Tb total registered in district No. 1 is three hundred and thirty nine.

Mr. Jobu Bross, wbo baa been ill for tbe past two weeks, is slowly recover-, ing.

Mr. Henry Ardeo sod Mr. John L. I

Do YDD Want An Uls Other necessary repairs were ordered on Ardeu were KQU at tbe "Ardenu the highways and gutters.

Tbe following bills were sudlted snd ordered psld: W. L Post I 9 70 F. M. Camp 5 4$ Phillpstown Crushing Co 125 00 M. A. Murray 15 63

t A Lector* by Silas Proctor. On Thursday t re t inc , Nor. 12th,

Mia* Mary Proctor wilt deliver * lectors in Academy Hall, H-ddans Union School building, for tbe benefit of the school library- Subject, "A Orals* to tbe Land of tbe Midnight Hon." The lecture .will be illustrated with sixty Ian Urn slides taken from puoUigraphs . inpoiied so ads by Mis* Proctor during tbs trip! j V. J.

Cupids Happy Conquest. One of tbe prettiest borne weddings

that have ever occurred in Nelsonville was tbat which took place Tuesday afternoon at 3 oclock at the borne of Mrs. Julia Denney. Go that occasion Rev. F. W. Overbiser, s former pastor of tbe Baptiat church, was tbe officiating clergyman aud the contracting parties were Miss Grace O. Denney, daughter of Mrs. Denney, and Mr. William M. Fort of Chittenatigo, N. Y.

Tbe ceremony was witnessed by about one hundred guests.

The bride was elegantly dreesed in a gown of white brocaded satin, en train, a bridal veil caught up at ber hair witb ber engagement rii.-g, and graced with a wreath. She carried a bouquet of wbite chrysanthemums. Miss Carrie Pierson, of Brooklyn, was maid of honor snd wore a white organdie over wbite satin. Tbe bridesmxids were tbe Misses De Lancey, of Newburgh, classmates of tbe bride, and were handsomely gowned iu white organdie over yellow taffeta. The nabers were Jfr. A. A. Dodd* and Mr. Edward Roberta. The grt-oms best msn was Mr. Charles Mo-Bride.

Tbe floral decorations were elaborate and rerj tasteful, especially tbe archway where the ceremony was performed. The predominant color of dresses aud decorations, yellow snd white, were tbe class colors of the bridsl party at tbe Albany State Normal School.

After the cert-mony tbe bsppy couple were tbe recipients of msoy . besrtfelt congratulations.

The array of presents was beautiful snd costly.

After enjoying a delicious wedding repast Mr. and Mrs. Fort departed on

an afternoon train on an extended wedding tour and npon their return will mske their h?me at Chilteusngo, where Mr. Fort is principal of tbe bigb school.

- Election Excise Laws. Tbe slate exoise department at Al

bany is making strenuous efforts to ensure the proper ob*erranoe* of tbe fUines law on election day. Advices indicate a disposition on the part of saloon keeper* and hotel proprietors to evade the law on tbat day as generally as possible. It is on Ibis account tbat the state department is pteparing a cir enUr, warning all interested to comply with the statute under penslty of shsrp prosecution where violations are de tec ted.

Decline* to Run . Henry M Wixson of Carmel, who

was nominated by the County Demo cratic convention for tbe office of Can ty Clerk, bss declined to ran. Mr. Wiison says he does not wish to mske tbe trio against Mr. Weeks, the Republican nominee, James O. Lee, who was uomiusted for Coroner, at the samn convention, U diaqnelirl*-) and bis name taken off tba ticket. The Demo* cratic Coonty Gwnraittee were to Meet rUtnrday to fill vacancies.

F o r Sale .

A choice lot of Early ROM snd Da-my own

James Smith 10 18 W.E . Perry 5 00 A. Smith.. 9 50 G-Curry 13 &9 J. Holden 1 13 F. M. Smith 89 80 0. Toobey 9 00 C. Smith 8 25 S. L. Post 17 50 J. S. Bovd 40 00 P. Wood 25 00

Tbe repcrl of the Treasurer was accepted and placed on rile.

The following communication from Captain Henry Metcalfe, president of the water board, was read, after which the board adjourned:

COLDSPRUO N.Y. . Oct. 12, 1896. The Board of Tr**Uer of the Centen-oial Hod Co., of Peekskill.

Miss Agues Jones, wbo has occupied tbe Opjoba cottage for tbe past three yean , baa leased a house in New York, which she will o.cupy i 1 a few weeks.

Some contemptible wretch h.-is been bnsy daring tbe past week poisoning dog* aud chickens. A few valuable dogs have already died aud chickens bave mysteriously dropped dead.

Hon. Hamilton Fitdi is having his beautiful Iswu plowed and reseeded, and while iu the absence of the family abroad it will be put iu a perfect coudi lion to bave a beaatitul new sod.

A large nnmber from this place at tended tbe football game at West Point on Saturday which was olayed between West Pniut and Prioceton, resulting iu a score of 11 to 0 in favor of tbe visiting team. .

The welding is announced of Mi.- Geraldine Fitzgerald and dr. Ernsi Adee of New fork City for Nov. 21th. Miss Fitzgerald 11 a daughter of Gen. Fitzgerald, who is now ocoupyiug "E ig le s Heal."

Hon. Samuel Sloan has fold bis wo *l which has been "ranfeed ou the Garriiou dock for tb pu t three years to tb HiocKuwuy Brick Co., of Low Point The boats have been busy for tht; pa>t few days taking the same away.

4moog tlio penjilo of Garrison who atteud-d the weddin ( of Mi*s Shephnrd at Scarborough Tuesday ere Col. anil Mrs. W. E. Rogers and MJRS Roger*, Mrs.. Hamilton Fib and Miv> Fish. Tbey returnedby the 3:4) train.

O. E. Haydeu. our chief of |>oliee, went out bnutiog oue day this woek an I met with verygo rd luok, securing foar partridges, four quails, six grey gquir Teli.and a number of HJUHI game 1 is a well known fant among 0 i < frieuds that be is a very good shot.

A large number from lbi pUc-a visit ed trie, lie-publican rally in the town ! Putnam Vallnv, vesterdny afternoon; also th G orison GUQ Squad w 1* ia at. tendance. The speeches were g>o i an) well received. It was.oiie.of the mot moce-ufal meeting* e*er held in tha psrt of the county.

A dinner psrty was gien Tuesday night at "Woodlawn," tbe mngni8ceut re*ideuee of Mr. and Mrs. John V. Sherman. Among those pre*eut wen-Mr. and M J. M. Toneey, the Hon. and Mrs. Hamilton F1-I1, Mr. snd Mrs. Frederick Gore King snd Mr. and Mrs Charles de Rbam.

Mr. Jsmos Brook*, who has been home for a week, returned to bis daties Tnesday. During Mr. Brooks stay in Garrison be took a nnmixir of piotore* if several viewa io tbis pla-e, also photographs of different people with hie valuable pbotograpbio iostrntneuts wbich.be has lately purchased.

The pablio are iuvited to attend a McKinley and Hobart and soand money meeting at Cold Spring on tbis Friday eveoiog at 7:-V> at \U Town Hall. Tht Osrriaon Gun Sqaad will be in attend ance, aod a largo number from Hitfh-lands will go up and return on the 10 oclock train, which, we understand, will stop there.

Have Them From $2.00 Up. Ladies Capes from $1.00 Up. Ladies Jackets or Coats

from $2.90 Up.

Special Prices in Underwear (or Ladles, Men and Children. Ladies all wool flannel and cashmere short waists $1.50.

M E N S - P E A J A C K E T S F O R * 3 . 0 0 . FULL LISE OF CLOTHING AND BRYGOODS.

E. L. P O S T . .KZIST-A-X3^ B E O S . .

koU Red potato** grown on farm, wholesale aod retail. Dealers 30 Bearer parlor sUive. Apply to Mr*.

P. ODooDell, Cold Spring, Jacob M. Hn.tis, High tfreet, Cold j Opting, # . X,

B H x r r : JUST. A WORD ; THATS ALL. LOOK AT OUR 66 STYLES. BEAUTIES. MARVELS FOR THE PRICE. LIKE CARSARS WIFEABOVE CRITICISM.

SHOES, HATS AND GENTS FURNISHINGS. 194 Main St., Fishkill-on-Hndson, 17., 7.

Life &FireInsuraiice & RealEstate Agency Farm, City and Village Property for Sale.

PROPERTY RENTED AND RENTS COLLECTED.

Agent for the MUTUAL RESERVE FUND LIFE ASSOCIATION; ALSO,

Anglo-American Savings and Loan Association Fire Insurance at Lowest Rates Consistent wifi Safety.

J. G. SOUTHARD, . . . - - Cold Sprlnn.N.Y.

HEADQUARTERS FOR

F I N E S T A S S 0 R T W . 1ST IIST T O W N .

FLOUR, FEED, GRAIN, HAY . Wines and Liquors for Medicina l and Fami ly Use Only,

PERKY &. REILLEY, Cor. MATN svnd MARKET STREETS , COLD SPRING , N . Y .

Coal, Foofl i\i Baled Hay at Meteels. COAL, newly mined, coming in with all its heat-producing

qualities. Those who use Coal and wish, to ge t the-most .. for their money, will make no mistake in buying

M . W M I N E i j C O A L . WOOD, cut in any size and delivered promptly. Ordert-

received by the drivers at my residence in Orchard St., at the drug store of F. P. Dalzell, Cold Spring, or at the yards

Foot of Market St., Cold Spring.

D I A M O N D -., ^\T-A. T? OHEsS*,, And Fine Jewelry. Elegant Designs, Reasonable Prices. It will

you to examine our stock before you purchase. S * i i a i a m d u d * S p o o l n l t y .

pay

LYON, The Newburgh Jeweler , 45 Water Street.

LIVERY. Horses to hire at reasonable rates day OT night. Carriage meets all trains and boats. SEVEN RIDE TICKETS FOR 8 1.00.

B l O V o l e S H , t e Q l ,,Jr , I "n r i>y >r Week. High Grade "DiaDa* **xvj r y a o o Biojrcles >old at Lowes Ca*h Price.

Agen t for ibo Celebrated Cortbuid Wsvgon-100 S ty les .

^ J A M E S E. BAILEY, COLD SPRING, K. V,

X-.acLies suad. G-erits* Ta i l o r , MAlX STREET, COLD BPRfNO, N. t.

R E P A 1 R I N 9 , C:i_E:AWiiMfi r^F^ESSlNf f* run Tins of OEWT*S rURrnSHTrtO GOODS, RATS and CAP

Tormtrtj with H. t!CKK. 1J nfih Afmoe, Hiw Tk.

Obituary.

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Mr AlexsDiler Trimble, lor manj Tear* s rr-sMeDt of Cold Bpring, and an employee in tbe tsacbine department of tbe Weal Puint fono Irt, died at an earl/ bonr Yesterday morning st his borne In Kemble areune, after aj l lnesa f *Tral weeks dnrstiop. l ie U snr-rired b j bis widow, tbrr* a. -ns and two dangbter*. l b * foneral MITsM will be held from the Cbnreh of 8u Mart- in-the-fligblanda, Banday afternooa at 3 M oclock.

Tbe O; F , R. Society. The Oirls Friendlj Society will re

sume its meting st tbe Parish floose of B t Marys in the- HUhlanda, on Tuesday areniog, October 27ih, at half past seTen oclock.

M A M PBIRSOW Mtru>oci%

JUraocli Boorclaty.

The Jury List. On Tnesday, County Clerk Weeks, *-

i>-1 by Jndge Wood and HberitT Uaieo , drew tbe follinx panel of insrul and trisl jnrors to serve st Hie Noeembvr term of Iho Hnpreme Comt for tlii oonoly, l>oginuing Monday, No-Tember 9.

Orand Jurors. rr iunTO"*.- JunesMtAtetmr*. JoebBrto.

Ji-r* O H--:>.iM, John P. 1 > - -b.-. .VM.ir.osih Barrett, W intra Me*ber.

C4J.SIUJ. WrJT Bennett, rfmrj T. Vimer, tYIUttm Atflf, Ja>es T. A3fTo. KflierorOj rosier. !

- * * * I msde Ibe less tbe cost of production A. 8 . Ostberwoo-l, brother in law of They are now selling childre whiter

druggist J. N. Walker, ot Carmel, died aprons m*le of good nateriala, rtylUb on Monday atSan Antonio, Texa*,where patterns, wellmanV, all site*, i& oetta. he was staying for Ihe beoeflt 6{ hit Krerylbing in clothing on hand front keshb, 1 aboM i ball in sfl grsdet.

Trial Jurora. JOBS Frsak. WfUti)* r*nxrtTrt Peltea Lrrl II. Isi"j. Wlillsa K Uoo. Morris Kr.jVhrV5

Ut i It. BsfWe. C1ur)*s Vf--r Kivr>hrid.p

ood, MIIIAA Knspp. lt~st\ Bsrtoo,HovsnlOofe-

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BSS, >..-! Br l | js , Tt.r-rr.lt (IRf i . t CiasiL. lssse D. Barrett. CoVmsn Arnr, Foa

uh> Bstreu, Joshni O. Ovttse, Jscteaei Osaner il:ura 1 Bishop, Ootetsta Wllllsns, Wllltsra A. TwrrstftS, K>o O. Bsmrt, l4Is vtelepell, Bry> BIS. I t l -rr .

8ocra*irr.-0ofe W. Hill. PsTTTaso*. ias>sa H- CoraaJI. T*CT V*UJtT.-ioha R. Tora^slos, Walwr V

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