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SOME GOOD WORK BY COMMONER READERS
, The following named have sent in yearly sub
scrlptions to The Commoner in number as follows:
W. M. Snyder, Niota, Tenn., 7; J. w. Boyle, Eve
rett, Wash., 7; W. W. Henry, Little Valley, N.
Y., G; J. p.- Klein, Carlinville, 111., G; M. M.
Gaunce, Okmulgee, I. T., 7; W. A. Bosworth,
Wilawana, Pa., 6; George Fleet, Fargo, N. D., 42;'
Joseph Crawford, Rockcave, W. Va., G; E. A.' Pol
lard, Newport, New Hampshire, 7; Stephen P.
Jump, Queen Anne, Md., 6; T. N. Baird, Strong
hurst, 111., 9; J. W. Alexander, Oakland, 111. 17
H.-S, Radcliffe, Lexington, N. C, 7; J. E. Young,
Downs, Kansas, 26; P. 0. French, Sumner,
Illinois, 8; E. B. Bryan, Nelson, Indian Territory,
10; C., J. Tucker, Warrensburg, Illinois, G; Ben
Stagg, Crowley, La., 11; It. L. Newberry. Mechan
' icsburg, Va., 11; B. A. Norton, Farrar, la., G; N.
A. Holloway, Cement, Okla., 11; Edward McLain,
Cassopolis, Mich., 6; A. M. Dalrymple, Salem,
Ore., 6; H. T. Schanauer, Madison, Ind., G; A.
G. Fansler Hendricks, W. Va., 9; Edwin C. Smith,
Fiinkstprm, Md., 11; W. H. Shepherd, Hamilton,
111., 6; 0. L. Moore, Jefferson City, Mo., G; Thos.
M. Cusack, E. Pittsburg, Pa., G; 'J. A. Daely, Max
well, California, 8; Olson Bros., Perkins,
Oklahoma, 9; William Baker, Aberdeen, Missis
sippi, 8; A. S. Murphy, Aliceville, Alabama, 9;
A..B. Boyd, Mooring, Teun., 8; W. S. Bechtel, Mc
Fall, Md., G; A. E. Stilwald, North Amherst,
Ohio, 8; G, W. Hensel, Jr., Quarry ville, Pa., 10;
W. B. Thompson, Carmen, Okla., 14; J. B. Flautt,
Sparta, Wis., 30; R. M. Shipp, Tunica, Miss., G;
R..E. Wriglit, Equality, 111., 10; George E. Averett,
Springville, Utah, G; S. E. Bethel, Flushing, Ohio,
6; N. Brunner, Lewistown, Ohio, 8; Milton Clark,
Brownsville, Ky., 10; Aaron Stockton, Boomer, W.
Va., 6; N. R. Tucker, Fremont, Ohio, G; L. F.
Smith, Chicago, 111., 7; William S. Gilliland, Kar
thans, Pa., 10; Mark Gordon, Lincoln, 111., 7; J.
M. Mannger, Forney, Texas, 20; Lot Ravenscraft,
- .Cupid, Okbx, 7'r W. C. Heymann, Huron, Ohio,
7; John Titus, Saginaw, Mich., 8; W. H.Hagans,
"' Grant City, Mo., 7 ; O. F. Louis, .Armada, Mich.,
- 6; W. A. Kelley, McNeil, Ark., 13; Ralph M. Saf
jfprd, Cherry. Creek, N. Y., 16; .John Reilly, Broob
ville, Pa., 17.; Perry. Craig, Pleasant Hill, Mo., 25;
, - . L. Hopkins, Syracuse, N. Y., G; H. A. Grover,
"-, ; La Vallee, Wis., 10 John J. McCroary, Wilming
;. ; ton, Del., 7; William B. Ice, Jr., Fairmont, W. Va.,
.' 6;.S. W. Carpenter, Chilhowee, Mo., 9; H. C.
7; Risk, LaBelle, Mo., G; A. J. Cox, Green Forest,
.j Ark., 11; Thomas F. Loorem, Taunton, Mass., 7;
; v. J. W. Wilson, Mitchell ville, la., 7; J. D. Carney,
'ttfS Clinton, Mo., 13; F. J. Flannery, Liberty, Mo., 6;
.. .' .John F. Marron, New York, N. Y., 10; C. C. Mer-"-.
. icle, Fort Jennings, Ohio, 10; Julius J. Reiter,
' Rochester, .Minn., 9; G. M. Lawrence, Green For
.'s. - est, Ark., 13; JVC. Rhodes, Akron, N. Y., 6; F.
i,. I." Anderson, Marshfield, Missouri, 7; R. D.
,4 iJarboe, LaCrosse, Washington, 10; William
' Hobbins, Amsterdam-, New York, 8; J. B.
s Young, Waterloo, la., 0; W. M. Lee, Hollidays
Cove, W. Va., 7; T. D. Duncan, Kalispell, Mont,
,-- - 7; Oscar F. Jones, Oconomowoc, Wis., 16; J. W.
- . Hughes, Sumas, Wash., 7; J. J. Womack, Mc-
Minnville,-Tenn., 8; J. W. Hedges, Valley, Okla.,
' 10; A. J. Bleigh, Philadelphia, Mo., 6; William J.
, Allison, Pueblo, Colo., 6; J. W. Vest, Pond Creek,
-. ' Okla., 6; J. J. McNamara, Bridgeport, Conn., 6; O.
W. Childs, Nashville, Oklo., 6; G. F. Louderback,
Milton, W. Va., 9; R. C. Roper, David City, Neb.,
6; A. J. Smith, DeGraff, Ohio., 6; J. J. Braselton,
Roseville, I1L, 8; Theodore Harsch, Narberth,
Pa., fl: F. M. Murray, Cady ville, N. Y., 12; C. A.
Ward, Jr., Poplar Bluff, Mo., 8; D. M. Reinhart,
Canton, Ohio, 8; J. M. Child's, Brandenberg, Ky.,
Frank O. Culbertson, Elyiia, onio, o; uawaru
Kelloffff. Wolcott, N. Y.f 22; John T. Tansey,
;lbany, N. Y., 10; E. Z. Stanton, Berthond, Colo.,
F. H. Howard, M. D., Strawberry iJoint, ia.,
fi T. P -Ronlrnfir. Petroleum. W. Va.. 7: reter
Jensen, Council Bluffs, la., 6; R. H. DeWitt,
YPreka. Gal.. 6: John P. Lee, Rocky Mt., Va., 6;
v" VO. W. Childs, Nashville, Okla., 6.
, . " Each of the following have sent in five yearly
subscriptions:- George E. Southwick, Glenarm,
' . 111.; Z. Harper, Myra, Texas; G. M. Dallas, Bowie,
;', Texas; C. J. Donohue, Logansport, Ind.; A. Jan-
; ney, Martinsburg, W. Va.; E. F. Horn, Courtenay,
'. N. D.; E. D. Tull, Windsor, 111.; J. R. Berry, Tay-
lorville, 111.; Sherman Crouch, Mono, Okla.; G.
W. Lawson. .Maramec. Okla,: S. C. Spikes, Lub
bock, Texas; J. F. Punchard, Riesel, Texas; H. K.
Foote, Wortham, Texas; Thomas Hannett, Shep
herd, Mich.; J. Mahom, Santa Paula, Cal.; William '
Keeth, Mountain Park, Okla.; Isaac Wickline,
Rinhmond Dale. Ohio.: Gilbert Wright, Hornell,
' J N. Y.; George W. Brubaker, Sr., Loudonville,
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honey, Alhambra, Texas; W. H. Banning, Kansas
City, Kan.; Jra Cook, Lane, Kan.; W. A. Jacobs,
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City, Ind.; R. H. Tonny, Fonton, Mich.; William
Klmmol, Milton, Ind.; W. E. Needham, Altamont,
111.; W. S. Borton, Cambridge, Ohio; L. B. Mustard,
harden, onio; M. A. Hoyt, Carroll, la.; James
Phil Stout, Virginia, 111.; F. M. Burt, Rock Island,
111.; R. L. Logue, Sturgis, S. D.; B. C. Jones,
Bridgeport, Ala.; I. J. L. PearBon, Joshua, Texas;
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Mich.; J. W. Carman, Florence, Ore.; Horace E.
Gardner, Richville, N. Y.; H. A. Leek, Minneapo
lis, Minn.; J. L. Friend, Belleville, 111.; S. Kyong,
Oakdale, La.; Rufus Thompson, Albany, Ore.;
John Shirr.p, Springiield, Missouri; S. D. Mc
Millen, Lockwood, Missouri; Kenneth Ferguson,
Carrington, N. D.; J. H. Kinsey, Roberts, Wis.;
D. A, Jones, Abingdon, Va.; F. 13. Walker, Golden
dale, Wash.; S. W. Anderson, Warm Springs, Va.;
Charles Thompson, Bath, N. Y.; Mike McCorty,
Macedonia, 111.; J. E. Hitchcock, Oberlin, Ohio;
T. J. L. Hutcheson, Rothville, Mo.; J. E. Brate,
Hamilton, Ohio; John Klein, Buffalo, N. Y.; V.
H. Parker, Fredericksburg, Ohio; F. H.Bicklo.
Chambersberg, Pa".; N. T. Donegon, Tompkins
ville, N. Y. Joseph Lovonbach, Chicago, 111.; 13.
M. Crawford, Petersburg, Tenn.; John D. Evans,
Cambria, Wis.; J. M. Wells, Ozark, Ark.; J. W.
Boeing, Minto, N. D.; A. J. Stevens, Belfast, Me.;
Walter J. Whitbeck, Coeymans Hollow, N. Y.;
Winchester T-Ieston, Central Point, Ore.; George
Killeen, Washington, D. C; B. C. Jones, Bridge
port, Ala.; W. B. Sayre, Red Creek, N. Y.; B.
Halm, Sturgeon Bay, Wis.; J., F. Walsh. Hum
boldt, Neb.; Frank Karraker, Dongola, 111.; Joseph
C. Hall, Fowler, Kan.; Thomas Meek, Galveston,
Hough, Springfield, Ohio; .7. W. Harris, Rich,
Ind.; Henry Smedley, Oxonia, Ind.; John B.
Miss.; S. C. Harvey, Emma, Colo.; Thorwald Mos
tad, Sawyer, N. D.; R. L. Chandoin, Oak Forest,
Texas; W. E. Whitford, Howe, I. T.; C. Van Deu
sen, Leeds, N. Y.; H. H. Hamilton, Meadville, Pa.;
David IT. Hair, Summan, Ind.; II. H. Campbell,
Reed, Okla.; E. C. Gaines, Commanche, Texas;
O. H. Schreiner, Brooklyn, N. Y.; G. W. Hudson,
Jamesvillo, Va.; Mark A. Kline, Milwaukee, Wis.;
Joseph T. Brown, Birney, Mont.; Peter McDif
fitt, Glover Gap, W. Va.; W. T. Albert, Albert
ville, Ala.; L. A. Clapper, Unionville, Mo.; John
Hocker, Martindale, Texas; S. W. Gloason, St.
Charles, Minn.; William Boder, Aberdeen, Miss.;
J. Mosher, Centerville, Mich.; Hunter Dunkle,
Punxsutawney, Pa.; Lyman White, Hugo, I. T.;
J. M. Ralston, Washington, Pa.; W. T. Dunwody,
Jasper, Tenn.; W. IT. Reynolds, Cromwell, la.;
Alva Anson, Marshalltown, la.; H. A. Jordan,
South Salon, Ohio; Ben Record, Elmira, N. Y.;
Sterling S. Brown, Woodbury, Tenn.; Martin E.
Krleger, Prattsville, N. Y.; Edgar Chatley, Coch
ranton, Pa.; W. L. Hutchlns, Nelsonville, Ohio;
Dr. W. IT. Stevenson, Cincinnati, la.; A. L. More
land, North Liberty, la.; Ira Adams, North Java,
N. Y.; A. McLean, El Reno, Okla.; J. H. Perry,
Utica, Minn.; Elisha Fry, Morehouse, Mo.; G. C. ,
Bandy, Litchfield, 111.; T. P. Hobson, Mound
ville, Mo.; John Galbraith, Smithfield, Ohio; J.
W. Walker, Atchison, Kan.; William A. Weiser,
M. D South Bend, Ind; Joseph Torreyson, Red
Lodge, Mont.; E. F. Mathis, Bondmant, la.; W.
L. Randals, Commanche, Texas; L. F. Canning,
Savanna, I. T., W. E. Bailey, Hamilton, Kan.;
James Whittington, Raymond City, W. Va.; Joseph
Downing, Lexington, Ky.; Ben L. Edgarton Osh
kosh, Wis.; A. C. Karrick, Cynthiana, Ky.; S. B.
Hack, Monroe City, Wis.; S. E. Hugus, Mortimer,
Ohio; R. Dewsburg, Ionia, Va.; J. F. Buchheit,
Lancaster, Pa.; Stephen P. Jump, Queen Anne,
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Winslow, Ind.; J. P. Burt, Divernon, 111.; J. P.
May, Berry Ferry, Ky.; b. u. wem, xviuuuius, .
Y.; A. Peoples, Perryville, Md.; W. Macker Fay
ette, Ohio; D. C. Moltzan, Stram, Wis; John J.
Nightingail, South Omaha, Neb.; A. E. Chamners,
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James Ward, Albany, Wis.; C. S. Rogers Pitts
burg, Pa.; Joseph Gracey, Qualey, Ohio J. D.
Sparrow, Martinsville, Va,; George . B. Spears,
Hughesville, JVIo.; W. E. Ambler, Mt. Pleasant Ia
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Sharon, In; John Dlssmnn, Topokn, III.; Henry
Holdon, HudHon, Wis.; J. P. IJurkjj, Kingsvillo,
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M. Wickizer, Argos, Ind.; J. u, Drake, Udonf
Ind.; George VohIuII, Aurora, Ind.; I. N. GrIih,
Peoria, III.; Thoma Allen, Yorktown, Ind.; Mrn.
Jamofi McCabe, Wllllamfiport, Iml.; John F. itnhri,
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Okla.; P. M. Whittington, Lexington, Okla.; J.
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Wis,; J. G. Scott, Maxwclton, W. Va.; D. D. ISIIIh,
Shaw, Kan.; C. A. Nelmun, "Whitewater, Kuri.;
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mond, Ind.; A. F. Walsh, Grigsby, Kan.; John
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born, Mo.; H. II. Bliss, Boulder, Colo.; Frank S.
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