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Lm. t tales law. OwMimim Assaadaspsrt MlMHIMllWUIllifh WMHCOCtU. mDOCtl,MUHOltniA aB Made ol tPrivftte Diseases ffif for both eesee W pages, tl peBre IUUH ., to life, with full deetriptloa of above Slaseeee, the effect aad cur, an mW la ptaen wrapper ror a eea in "! " ebouid read ibia book tar Viae latormaMoa tl exaatam. M. B.-Sta eaa and aak tot bstof qoeeitoeA Jb Mmumtf Annum, tot men b OMAHA & ST. LOUIS R. R, And WABASH (LB. Cl Miles Shortcut to St. Louis. ?. M'19 RhnHM tA Oeilncy -THE ST. LOUIS CANNON BALL." UiST TO LEAVE, FIRST TO AHRIVE. Leave Omaba ,,..,.6:05. m. Arrive 8U Lorn it ... 7:00 a. m. Trains leave Union Station dally for t. Louis, Qulacy, Kansas Citr and all .points Kaat or Sooth. Homeseekers' Excursion 'cm sale 1st and 3d Tuesday of each month. Steamship tickets to all parts of the world. For full lnfaa-anaftrm call at O. St St. L. Ticket Office, Jtt Fa mom St. (Pat ton Hotel Block), or wrlte HARRY E. HOORE8, C. P. ft T. A.. Omaha. Neb. COUNTRY PUBLISHERS COMP'Y UMAHA,Vi No.H-i: 1BOO DO YOU Write lout yourself. 1 stammered from CTI fill TOO childhood and wa per eJ I HIVIii1a.n f tectu cured IZ years V Vtlllllle.ll I agoOulv tbe aSflcted can epprerlaee taw Intense -desire one ha to lie cured. If you are afflicted, or have children alio are, write to me for term, literature, etc. Addreee JULIA C. VAUGHN, PaiH . oeietasTaaiiaietea laevirurt. RAMCC BLOCK, OMAHA, 'NEC Stricture BiSSSi - Job lYo. , tarinSnTcur. .raed. Book WtAMItdJ tneu. OF MAKH.JOU 2 iKes qaeetioat free-!. , Eicejeee or Early Vice. N gbt Ui. RUPTURE. You Pay Nothing Until Cured. Facts Stated by My Former Patients. tt A A(3a:t A Tir-.L II YOU Are AtalCtefl With . Rupture Don't Fatl to Re id them. tSy Guarantee is ValuaUe Be. Cause YOU am Not Pay Me a . . i, ... . One Cent Until YeW Are ... .. Well, .present t0 the readers rf tbi. paper . r . 1 . S few testimonial Utters and name, of former patients whan J have .cured of rupture, believing; uW tht afllictetl wouki rather correspond with some one who baa been cured lb.a,n read erbat I might tay about nij sHf. They ca more fuily investigate! and oimvince tbetn- Mlves as to the meriiaetf aty ireetmenu a i. .i . I could tlte lint entire space Crtlgiag my own praiaet, but believe UlC ItaWmeiit of tbota 1 have cured miU we more aalia- factory to tbe afflicted. I will aak you to writ to any or allef tbeBl. Ujuw my reliability and method of treatatenl. write lo me or call and tee aae. Uemeaa ber that in all catei I guarantee a cure and do not aocept one cent ef money un til you are well. Consultation by mail or In person is entirely free. I will be leased to correspond with you regard ing- your case. Dll. ta. La x UkAULUrjUX, Wants la Add Letter la Llsl, Hafileag le lev- ue ee uusar mi were re ism tae aw , Burnt sir andl Oilier Traubles for leare-OtirrsI lu three w eka-Oiel Mat Tab Cam I of Pay UatM Curexl. MePkemen. Kans . June A laM. Sr. Krneat lenderaon, Kansas City, Mo.- Dsar Doctor: I want to add my testimonial letter la your already large Hat, hoping to lo- tie nee some sunerar to gv to you I ban a a bad cam of rupture for rears, and great agony. I weat to Dr. Henderson cured In three weeka. I cannot say too BSsred ga was eunad In three weeka. I cannot say eaoen tayt sen i aniuoe M wiabes 10 keow moreaboui ml ra.e Verf truly rourt. A.R.OUO.t. BHD rOR Mf TMEATMK ON TUK 3aTt OP IIIPTIRK. SKJfT TO TOU SMras te Add Teatlnsonlal-t aee a Sad On .rvraaeneiti sure in nnan xiitte - , Weald H Much In ate Caw . dll Ian far 01, 9Q0. A t?T" Henderson, i Dear Darter -Ideslr to add wr tettlmo. 4llbyou hate cured of ruptute My waiborl tine m-b iui pa.n and I never a.aay Itom my noik 1 cannot itrico lfotiufr sndwctild not be nark In -adlllnn I waa lor a Hum. and donate I I you ana wou.a recommend jour Rupture fe venrvi. vse u. ,t n .yue w.iu. i am, 1aetn;iv your' , f.nn WW WIIIV.ISII.SIS, JaTt.A CORE OB II EC KITE JL -. mi for Dim. i snow n caa oo jut wtiat ne r , , ' v .., ui iut coumr, si. I pay uniu in patient I wen. iota ta Z - t , ."7 , , J- vimi.mi vena, s in n. isiivi, n miring ave.. m. imia, Mo best guarantee he can poeeibjy give to any "TT. . - ... .V. la rnsrea. si7 cnerry M Kansas City. Mo tnn afflMa a. I was I ml 11 ....r .1.1,,... nupsui. a ivcibi HI. lu n . Kin St.. Kaoees Cll. WL H. Ilemoresl KansasCHv Un DOCTOR r.?c6REV7 is a. iih St. the must atccuarvL SPECIALIST la the treataneul of aU f mm of DISEASKS AMD DISORDEKS Or MEN. M Iwl' Ksperleac. 14 Tmh la Oaaaha. VlDIPftPCI C cured quickly and permau I AMwUbklC entiy. The gmt natural aod aeieatiae treatment tbat he ret been discovered IT NOW REQUIRES BUT A FEW DAYS to cure Varicocele, without cut ting, pain or lose of time CH AKOEs LOW. I positively f uarantee a cure. SYPHILIS In all stage and condition cured, and ever trace of ttu disease le thoroughly eliminated from th. blood. A 11 appearances of the dleeaae qulak l dleanaear. No HHrAKlNO OUT" of th aiwaee on tne emu or lace, a curs wet u and Kidney. Nervous Debility (souurrluea. (ileeU CUR KH flUARANTKKU. (JHARGK8 LOW. Treatment by mall or express free from ruoiie gaen. rree lnult:ilKn I n e twok en D1SOKUKKS or HEN ubllc gas. Free Consultation Send for Hours Ha. m. to 5 a. to It P. O. Bnx 7W. II , , ' , IJ jf. uj, UHUUBin OOlce oter th . Uth Bti reel, between faruam and Do litlaa Streets. OMAHA, MIC It. Sv ifibl tllBsssssaJ KIMBALL BROS., MFQS. M51 tth it. CODMC1L BLUrPa, LA. CURES aU Etdaey Dtssases, Beck- aeba,etc. Atdrae- rlata, or by asaiL ll. Praaaook.aw- Tlea, ate,, of ' Dr. a J. Kay, Saratoga, X. . What a -noiseless world this would be If women were aa quiet all the time as they are when It cotaea to tellmg their ag. Why not doctor youraetf? "Ooaawa" Tablets ara guaranteed bv Kidd Drug Oo., Elgin, 111., to cure all diseases Inflamma tlona, ulcerations or tbe urinary system, organs, bladder, etc., or send free medi cine until cured if guaranteed lot fulls. An Internal remedy with Iniectlon .com bined: She only one In America. Preoe, S3, or 2 tor 16, sent per Bull. Retail and wholesale of Myers tt DHIon Drue 'Co., Omaha; M. A. Dillon, aVsatk Omasa; Da vis Drug Co.. Council bluffs; Riggs Phar macy, Lincoln; H. S. BaJcer, Sioux 'City. Complete line of rubber goods; ask for what you want. jnVrd for Tears rmiwnnml late urn hie J UucUm-s-tlad He Ta .k Treatment After Three weriui era Sound and rr ll rreMimeo Ja All Iiml aa Claimed fur II Hop. a l.etia Will Im Meauaaollnduelua; O l tiers la Tidae Tnav .'Dr.Trneat Henderson. Kanaaadty, Me. uear tocior: i wian to Kate mat J can Boat iwniij reraniDtM your niiun Uaaimeoi. "ceearly youth I liaW beaa aerlouly4reubie4 with a right scrotal ruutuae that -was nro- beartil recommend vour sm.tur. a been aerlounurdraubud nounced by doctors ua be Incurable evaaoi ipiy. byadaniterouaaunrlcaJoiwratlon. Hear- ln of your treatment 1 deMrntiMd to try tbe same and am alad I did se for alter taking your treatment but three weeka I am, now sound and well. Your traatmejit Us.ll ih.t ... 1.1 lor It it 1 1. 1 - in ... --. - . , , . , lad to bive you pubUs Ibeaame. and i hope Iianay be the means of luduclng oiUeraiut take your treatment and be urHl. Yours resctfully, WM. LYNN, Kauaom, Kl. svVJL FUCK. WBITK 141 MIC AtUitT VmVH CASK. PlasdeTra taMtKaMWul eamliMdsBtb- ea- I'atlnts a si round Cur I'eriuaaieaii tied beans ls Ilia llualiiraa -1 bliike Tbla tl. Ma.l national Tavist.- aaeat aartaie lay. Deoeiuber 10, Mm, Toestjom It mayeoi i rmT ttiii rrnirr Till I waTr lanwtl LIT. ICIIUJtt Henderson a treatment for runt use and that 1 imenl for runt use and that 1 find .J entirely aiueesafuj, I haw examined a ""-JS.,0. imrnliT ft" tC tS stud and I made an evarv case examined. I have wairh.il ihi. ueauaeni for some time. a 1 have been In lUti this m I tie most rauoiuu Lreatmact ef tbe day. aad that he will be suceerssl in eaervxase t would Boost neamiy recommend an suae with a ly re ruptuie toeonsult Ir. Ilenrtanea. Very resiectiully yours. 4ACOU YVElTZfci luaapaudenoa. Ma. KM0 POK MI TBMATIftK otf TUaC cure r niniiKE. femt to ou rRKK. Lntberaa Minister Care After AoeT-rlew Kit feare Tried ttany 1 tuwi Iral They AM Paltod- Upon Adelee of lie. P. I'feuV ferofMdallN, Mo., Tried Or. lieu. derasaa, the Ituplwre kweelall.t I Kaiuwe Clly. The Car eras l ouiplete Haa Itr pi used with Trusses Win Aa.wer letters Praia Tlsue AtBleled Who Wleh Pariher Particular. Kansas rile Hn Thla tl to certify that I have suffered for ais rfTU . 1. i. 7 Ma '"I','"'- n(1 during ill ' hc time I have worn dlrferent kind of truss- day and a.gtu with the bote ol effecting a ""n"" nim.i.nsi. iiw w. n naneas city. 7.' , . " "DOUI J'lng m 10 a daugeroua and painful opers- t.on. Tbe cute waa complete and since i IIIVU t nare oiapeusca wiib siy trustee withoul lucoa. temence To lha Imaresl of all ska .m .,. a. ------ . -- - -" -im Ikn iruubi. I do write this and been llyrecom- mend Dr. Henderson's irestment. Anyone de- t.nng more inlnrmatton will pleaaa apply to tat, ptrsonul) oi by letter, lam, He.pettfuiiy. !o 14, IM. 131 J Oak m Kans. City. c. i si err.ina pieaae enclose a aiamp for itpiy. I t.CARAXTrK A Ct'HK OB RKCKIVB MO PAT roK MV WORK. TOU PAT waara crjuan fc ' . ireaet sntr riret Treatment, Whlak was s-einiree inn ,-vai inteirer WIIR vrnrk and Cared In Im 1 han Mm Heath- lleewuiejseeHlt f reatoaeut a en atopiMre natTrrar. P. r.rat Jltadaricp. ',01 IT, tbt. C'ty, ?Si?lfja I nay. ii mir, mui'B en I o. uiKCBira u VI Id li UtUil.: I B&ra&a jyaatienaii nTTriil LaijaCTrTriLWTJilB ism van mm rmu. Sosjth Omaha. Neb., OcL 17. Live Stock Report furnished by lh Plato Commlaslon company of Soutli Omaha, Neb.: Receipts of rattle (how large de crease from last week, but this baa had no beneficial effect on the market) on the contrary prices have been very weak and a little extra crowding at this time would certainly not be of anj benefit to shippers. Beef steers are still being marketeo In limited numbers and while pricei have been just about steady on tht choice grades, common and coarst grades, common weak and coarse steeri have suffered a decline of 10 to IS cent! during the week and the prospects art not favorable for any reaction In tht near future. Offerings of cows anc heifers have been fairly liberal and tht demand for choice stuff has been strong principally because there ha has beer a scarcity of that class of cattle, anc dealers have been able to hold pricei pretty stedy. On the common and me dium grades the feeling has been rathei weak and market slow. There Is a gooc inquiry for milkers and springers, bu' the number coming is very small. Receipts of etockers and feeders hav not been as heavy this week as ex pected, and prices have recovered som of the loss of the past month. Tradlnj was very Rood last week, as prioes wen getting to be attractive to a good man: feeders who were a little timid abou taking on anything Just at present The yards were well cleaned up on las Saturday and with only a small suppl; on hand Monday dealers were able U set sood strong prices, and today th market closes with prices 15 to 25 centi hifher than last Wednesday. This ad vance would apply more generally b. the good heavy steers and choice year Ungs, the common medium cattle wil still show a tendency to weakness ant market for them has not had the snuj noticeable In good yearlings and choici heavy cattle. Buyers from Nebraski are taking cattle more freely than at any time tills season and demand fron this state should be good from now on The hog market this week has dupll cated Its performance of lust week am prices have gone rapidly downward 1 to 10 cents lower being the Ufual dall; reports from that quarter. The higl point of the month was on October 4 when the average cost was S5.19&, toda the average cost was 24.64 1-8, a loss o 55 3-8 cents In the last fifteen days. Th difference which has existed betweel heavy and light bogs of good qualit; was wiped out today and the top prlc was paid for a prime load of heav: hogs. There Is nothing In sight present indicating a reactlvn towar better prices. Ins ulnal Hernia, Cl think tblila the name you save 10 filling- the crotiim. I am triad to nay that I never had any trouble retaining It after the nrsi treatment, and mat i am bow a wen man. Tkank to4ed and ysunelf. Your treatment m palnlem. and did not atop me from my work. A cure wa made In lea than a month. I certainly will do what I can Tor yeu and mv surrertnn renown, ana moat heartily recommemi all ruptured to take your treatment. You nt.t ute thla letler U vou dealre. I bee to remali. your friend. W. WKLTMAN, K. C Stock Yards or4IU Landls Court CONICI.TATIO.X II Y MAIL OR IN PER RON FHKK. W81TK 14 MK A BOLT YOUR CASE. Buffered With ft r-aenfwr Over Plea Year. Coiil1 vt Stand it Any lounger After JteMilIng A!vrtsiiieat Concluded to Take Tranun nt Paid for WHb Pleaei.re Will Gladly Write A a.eane About Ca e. acewaaaitrv Do , jnneH IwY) Dr. Ernet HenAenton. City': " iy uear uocior: it la wrrn pieaiure I intorn. you that I am entirely cuaed ol a bad cane ol "i'""- -u." ju ' rataied me Hrat thnm two yean are I auffered wah a very bad nip- un'or over yeara-maaiy tlmee It waa ac " could waroely eetam a with the aid of a ru"- ! ,,h" ra""e waonatantly gettlns worse, and lite wain eo great. I could not aland It "T'onger. i ca wiucn iacouraKea Alter rwadlna your advertisement over a d over ana in. I concluded to try wotir treatment, and to my surprise yoa cured me In less than foi.i weeks. I ara clad te eay. alitor auch a long tlm of suffering, lam absolutely aouml and well 1 paid your fee -with pleasure, and still feel thai I owe you a debt of graiilude which I koue tc pay by ludueiag Oliver suffesera to go to you foi treatment, iheeasaw daliur a kindness to them !" -"'T 0 t c lalm.I.I forint u ui llnl S v.n..l.l.r..,l v,.ni olfer of "reeelvteg no pay isatllacure was ef. fcted'' aa I be aesi guarantee you couid give ,u "' ' wh' nr-,t K1 B'K conhdence ll Jour treatment, as aoon ai I tallied lo you. Respectfully your friend. HA MMH'K, M aXast blatb Street THE rOt.LOWfMea HAVtC IIEKN CURfl' OP KUPTVRK, AMI ARKtlKLKCTP.il A KANIIOM rUM MA.NT I HAVE Cfltfc IN WIliriMO TNICN Pl.KAMC KNCLObf a arAMp roa akmwkih Mike Guy nor. t Bering at., Kaaa City, Ka. A. K. Olaon. MrPhersoa. has. Robert J. Brock, caw my attumey, Manhattan Kas. N. M. Kent. 401 Oraa.re St.. Chicago III, Oscar Ullloa.SUi Campbell St., harisae City Mo. II. M. McDonald. Dremnn. lu U. r. Uohlia. Hrjo 3G . -.tbat., KaneatCltv. Kas A. Young. Mm Windsor Ave.. Kan.asClly, Mo i. n, nammica. p uruaing. is t.. eui bl., Kan ;.!,;"y1JM2 Tho. HatTo. Ktaws I Hie Mo. IV. ('. Peak, grocer, zi Oentral Aae., Kansa OHr. Ka. M.f. Welch. care Cood'ander Milllag Co., Ft bcoiti, Kas 4tr. T K. Cstker, 1417 Brooklyn Av Kansa CI--. Mo. llerman llagull. KansanCUy, Me, Was. I.vnn. Kansom Kas. .(.. Ilarttell. Tin fell, lit., i. Joe. Me. Kred Harper. 2UII Indiana Ave., Kau-ae City Mo. William Weliman. 410 Landle Coart, aanssi Cltv, Mo. Key. r. preiner, fedalia. Mo. H. J. Champion, Armour kiatlaa. KtnaaaClty Kas. ' t.T Weed, merchant, Greenwood, Sactteoi R. U. Grlfll 1 11 2lJ7 I.ti-.nm lit lie lasu. dm MO , Thosxat McMaboa, ?M It. 7th St., It. Louis Mo R W rieaienl mlmnni 1t..m. iyss ...u i u. -JZ'l ... I..IWTIPI. iuh i.ui;mi bij nansaa v.1 1 y . M o Child :8 moriiht old '' G K. ftuaw assistant count turvevor Imie. pendenoe Mo ' Wa.hingt.n llaker, Hall Summit Kai William Hgina. IIJ Car Ave., Aimourdale W L Gray, iitnherry, No. T. Wuivate Amltv tin I art Maxnrll. Valley' rails. Kai V. saiidv ; Kant Ave , Kn-atCtty, Rat James McMockin, t,H Tullla Court Kant, C 'I'M"'1 'Jtb "B4 T"P9la At- k,D,i, ACOBSOS OB. ERNEST KKDERSOS, Iff tial P-H f -. ' , m:;:)U FARM NEWS NOTES. WHY FARMERS ARE SO OFTEN1 DISCONTENTED. In spite of the advantages of their occupation there la considerable dis content among farmers, many of them complaining bitterly of the drudgery and Isolation of their lives and the small financial results obtained. It must be remembered that we do not hear com plaints from successful farmers, and possibly agriculture as a business Is not to be blamed for the dissatisfaction that exlstB among others. Certainly the farmers have little cause for complaint this year. Unquestionably the percent age of failures among farmers is very mall compared with the percentage of failures among other merchants. More over, farmers are apt to forget, In es timating the returns for the! labors, to include the farm products which are consumed In their own households, yet this factor ought of course to be count ed in estimating results, The complaint that farm life Is dull and isolated has, perhaps, more founda tion than any other that farmers make. Yet the removal of this drawback rests laigely with the farmers themselves. Co-operation and association for a great variety of purposes now serve to bring country people together and afford op portunities for social Intercourse of a very pleasant kind, and these opportun ities will multiply as time goes on. The Improvement of our public highways, now so widely agitated, will help im mensely to lei-sen the loneliness of coun. try life by making intercourse between neighborhoods easier and pleasanter. With belter roan's, the leisure time of winter may be better utilized than It now Is, and associations of all kinds for agricultural and social ends will doubtless grow in numbers and influ ence. Taking the question "by and large," then, I think it Is a safe conclusion that, while farming has Its drawbacks It la yet a reasonably safe, reasonably profitable, and highly interesting occu pation for a man blessed with a real love for nature, endowed with common sense and equipped with some knowl edge of and a taste for the sciences that underlie the business of agriculture.- Saturday Evening Post POULTRY NOTES. Pullets that do not begin to lay by November seldom pay for their raising. Small chickens ahould now be sep arated from the older fowls and hus tled along Tor the fall market. Moulting hens should be given free range, as the bugs and Insects which they gather will help them grow new feathers. Don't keep a lot of male birds In the flock during the winter. Keep those needed for next season in separate yards. Don't let yotrr hunting dogs worry your hens. It Is not too late to sow a small patch of rye -near the poultry house and the fowls will enjoy It during the winter. . Don't forget to buy a supply of grit so that the. fowls may not suffer after cold weather sets In. Egg shells broken In small pieces are relished by the hens and are very good for them. Dull I Ivi sei lu give ile.il water lo the fowls erery day. Stale bread makes a good food for laying hens, and will not produce an overabundance of fat. FEED FOR LATINO HENS. The moulting season Is now well ad vanced, and with proper care the hens should begin to lay not later than No vember I. One of the first things to consider Is the best fend suited for them; a food that will promote health and stimulate the hens to Iny. The problem Is one that has long vexed poultry raisersand Is even yet undecided location and general sur roundings having much to do with it. As a rule the morning feed should be light, only a fraction of what a healthy fowl would eat; then a day of work, hustling for what they can And. If the weather Is such that the hens rannot go outdoors, then make them work in the scratching shed. Lazy hens will not lay well, and If they cannot be made to hustle they should be sent to the market. Whole oats, scattered in straw or Ipaves, makes one of the best egg foods, nnd next come cracked corn and wheat. Too much of the latter two, though, will produce too much fat, while oats seldom, If ever, make hens too fat to be g')d layers. PMALLER WHEAT AREA. It Is doubtful whether as large an acreage of wheat will bo sown this fall as usual over the eastern and middle states. The light crop of the past har. vest has discouraged many. The pros pect for the return of the fly that played havoc In so many sections will keep farmers from seeding liberally who, un der ordinary circumstances, generally put In a large acreage. Under the prices which have prevailed for several years past the wheat crop has not been regarded as a money maker, and when a fnllure comes, ns It hits this season, lota of farmers are ready to drop out of this Industry until 'there Is greater promise of remuneration. Mril flchoonfelcl, a former rhilndol phlan, but now a resident of Rorschach, Switzerland, has given $10,000 to the National Farm school of Doylestown, l'H., to be used in the purchase of farms, which are to be rented lo grad uates of the school, thereby giving them an opportunity of practically demon strating tiM value of the Instruction thty haw neelved and rtttr- Troath to the capability support atop PILES, -AND DISEASES OF THE RECTUM, POSITIVELY CURED. Oyer twenty years of successful practice confined to tbe treatment of llseaseg of the Rectum, gives us confidence in our ability to cure and there fore we not only guarantee to do so, but do not ask for one cent of money until tbe patient is satisfied tbat a cure bas been effected. We do not ask you to make a deposite in tbe bank subject to our draft when cured, or alga a note, promising to return it to you if we do not cure you, or to pay us part cash in advance just to pay for the medicine used- but we simply offer t cure you first and then receive our pay after you art satisfied that you are cured. Could anything be more fair? SEND FOB OUR BOOKS. Our 104 page book of testimonials (men) will be sent FREE upon rt quest. It contains the names and addresses of over a thousand formal patients, (some of them probably neighbors of yours) whom we have per manently cured, Write or speak to some of these people and see what they will say regarding our ability and methods. We have also issued a 48 page b"ok of lady testimonials which we will be pleased to send post paid to any lady requesting it. Do not sutler longer nor diapalr for we can cure you regardless of y out condition or former experience. These books contain much valuable infor mation besides the testimonials and are sent absolutely FREE and post paid. Write us at once. 1 PARTIAL LIST OF PEOPLE WE HAVE CURED. Send For Our Book And Bead Their Testimonials. NEBRASKA. Arthur C. Crueaiiievis Atkinson John Haatte Auburn O. W. Bingham Bennett Id. B. Conlee Beatrice Judge J. E. Bush Beatrice Frank Strauch Barnston E. R. Beee Cambridge Reaa Hill Champion H. E. Beck Fremont Q. W. Hansen Falrbury J. R, Crookahanks Hiawatha T. E. Williams Louisville James O'Leary Louisville A. A. Knot Louisville ' C. B. Cunningham Murray John Rauth Mynard Win. Murray I Mynard D. S. Yost Murray ' Thomas El Fulton Murray W. E. Dull Murray i Dr. B. F. Brendel Murray ; Z. W. Shrader Nehawka J. L. Shrader Nehawka Henry M. Bona Omaha ' August 8 toll Plattsmoutb. T. M. Patterson Plattsmoutb t Thomas Pollock Flattsmouth J. W. Johnson Plattsmoutb. ' S. Waugh Plattsmoutb Rev. F. A. Campbell.... Plattsmoutb M. H. Davis Red Cloud . J. M- Patterson Klverton : W. H. Davidson Springfield J. G. Easter Union , W. Chalfant Union John Murphy Weeping Water ' J. H. Davis Weeping Water IOWA. X E. Shulta Bradford R. E. Busby Clearfield J. J. Gravatte Council Bluffs Stephen Morgan Calimu Rev. J. C. R. Layton....Des Moines W. H. Bpurgeon Kirkman L. W. Childs Keokuk Seth Brown Manchester M. McElroy Marengo Robert Qulnn Sellsburg Major Morse Sioux City KANSAS. L. W. Sutton F. M. Ferguson , Peter Ott . oickier P. A. Scroggin .......... W .C. Weaver W. C. Avery F. O. Clark , R. E. Fullenwlder J. C. Gurnea James Flanagan Americus - Anthony .. Arispie ; Arlington . Ashland ' ,. Atlanta I Bala ' ... Barry . . . Bayard . Bellvllle .. Beattle ..Barnard Dr. J. A. Lounaburg Col. W. S. Norton J. 8. Haynes O. B. Pickup M. 8. Bush James B. Bloss.. John Kramer .... B. C. Woodard .. Jacob Eulert J. H. Baker J. R. Wilson L. D. Simpson ... G. W. Forter ... T. G. Kelly T. C. Dudley G. G. Luti Baxter Springs Bayard Beagle i Beagle Beattle Belvue Beman Brlggs Bluff aty Carlton Clyde Covert , Comlskey .Conway Springs Cawker H. C. Fulton Corwln James G. Klnnear .Caldwell ..Cheney Dafer Delavan . Delphos Hugh Martin D. J. Mills .... G. B. Powers T. S. Ralph ... ILLINOIS. A. EL Hltchens T. D. Walsh , L. A. Suber 8. H. McAdams W. F. Garvey 8. Dake J. 8. Talbot Thos. Dillon James Mann J. P. VanArsdale ... Chicago ... Chicago . .. Chicago ...Hlllsboro .. Illlopolls .. Illlopolls .... Peoria , .. Streator Springfield Toxa MISSOURI. Thos. Jennings Alanthus Grove C. W. Galbreath W. H. Lewis T. E. Wheeler ... G. A. Lewis G. L. Cox II. H. Zelkle .... C. C. Carter C. F. Legg Appleton City Illackwater Boston Downing Durgen Elmlra .ExcelHlor Springs Guilford John C. Atchison . V. M. Hobbs Wm. Roseborough Louis Riley , T. L. 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