Miltonvale Chieftain from Miltonvale, Kansas • 1

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TROWBRIDGE. 0 Advertising Rates Made Known oa Application. OFFJCIAL CITY PAPER. NO. 7.

All kinds of Job and Book work neatly and promptly done. MILTONVATiE, CLOUD COUNTY, KANSAS, SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 1, 1S33. VOL. II. MliTOfWAlE miLinjnPijjLjmla'MnMeg13B in Weck ia visiting Mrs.

Ed There will be an Avoid upois at J. Y. Whitsitts Thursday Tliltonvale Efarfeets. iCorrectecl every Friday.) All are invited. i Henry Clyde.

Bob Miller started The for St. Joe 1.502.00 305 ..4345 "..10 CATTLE, Cows, Steers, COETST, BUTTER, EGGS POTATOES, ttTTtttt TTt ...10 QLJOPT SH OE--- ..,.,.60 RAILROAD TIME CARDS. K. C. Division, Time Card.

U. McGlynh, Cowdry, Odgen and others in Kansas. Suppose McGlynn made six, Cowdry five and Odgen five, and others from the, east to fill, in until! you had a total of 155 in Kansas? Make your arrangement at once and let me know as to place and date. "That does not look as if the united labor party was going to step aside and leave the field for the union labor or any other pary. As to fusion on members of the legislature that Mr.

Wakefield speaks, I know it is being done, but am little concerned about it, as we will not attempt in this, our fiist campaign to carry on local campaigns in all the representatives district, but where we do put up candidates' you may rest assured. they are out and out tingle tax men. We don't want any. fusion; We depend on the jul-tice and practicability of the cause as set foth in our platform. Don't ask me anvthing about other labor 4- i 4- 4- 4- 4.

4- J- At the old stand of Phelps Ertel and J. Ertel Son. Fine sewed work a specialty. "Will make anything" in my Train arrives 8:23 P. ra- Train departs, ...8:40 a.

m. Local and through tickets on sale to ali points in the U. S. and Canada. Baggage cheeked through-- J.

L. Cam set. Agent. line that can be made. All work dons by my Concordia, Eet Slim Kest.

The poor, jaded, sore-back editor of the Concordia Times attempted to get some consolation for his dys-pepsic anatomy by trying to abuse the Empire, Blade, Daylight and Chieftain. The poor animal thinks he has dragged the successful! candidates through the convention by, is unaided" superior smartness. But, boys, let the deluded wretch alone in his childish dream, no one envys him while he imagines he is a great newspaper man a Horace Greely, no one feels like kicking the thing because he imagines his paper knocks the. Inter-Ocean out of time for editorial ability. He is nojvsit' ting on the shores of his own imagination, sifting; the sands of its barren course through his uncanny fingers, which he thinks is 'building cities, making railroads and burying editors, candidates and politicians.

Newspapers will prosper, editors will make as many points, candidates will receive as many votes when the wild, weird winds of November whispers to him "it is just as it would be with or without your churlish growls." sr C. K. W. R. R.

Time Card "WESTWARD. Mo. Tuesday. Mrs. J.

G. Peekin was in Concordia Wednesday evening. Ed. Week made a business trip to Minneapolis Thursday. E.

II. Townsend went to Concordia, Wednesday, to help SDlve the text book question. Come out next Thursday evening and hear Hon. Nicholas Ford discuss the tariff question. Mr, Ford is an able speaker and his address will well repay those who come out to hear it.

Ed Marshall came down Wednesday to appraise the old brick restaurant on Starr Avenue. Mrs. Lucy Whitney was in town visiting friends this wesk. She will teach in the public schools at Glas-co this winter. S.

M. Davis, the popular traveling man, is home visiting his family. He reports splendid crops in southeast Kansas. Miss Lizzie Kelly of Clay Center visited her sister, Mrs. J.

Thursday night and returned home Friday morning. Bradlev, Cashier of the self. Repairing of all kinds, including patching rubber boots, done. Thanks fox past patronage. I hope by attention to business and good work, to merifLa share of of your future favors.

Yours Respectf ally, HENRY DOMONEY. .8:00. A. m. .5:07, P.

Pasaenger, No. 301, Freight, No. SOS, EASTWARD, Passenger. No. 303, Freight, No.

304, Trains Daily. M-. M. .10:30,. parties.

I have just heard read, the 1EPTEM BER 25 th 26f 27th and 28th. OFFICIAL DIRECTORY. Mstor, Clerk Treasurer. Police Judge, Karsiial City Wm. Sharp.

Miller. Tacjrart. Vr. SIcDonald. Jack McDoweU.

sis. Mc Arthur. Jas. Nelll. E.

Howe. Phli. Young-. T. C.

Bond. Squires. platform adopted by the union labor party in this eounty, and it is a fair sample of the aims and objects of the union labor 'crowd. It is a prolonged whine about how the people are oppressed true enough too but not a simple, sensible, or practicle remedy is ever suggested. It says to the people: "The older parties have you in the frying pan and it is hot, please jump over into our fire and burn in a new spot." Yes, I am going to Wichita, I shall try to bring about harmony, but have but little hope too many union labor men want to hitch onto the JUST RECEIVED PERRY WIDEM AN'S Councilmen, i $7,800 In Speed Ring! CHURCHES.

State Bank, came down Aurora JCTTED PREBYTEPJAN, PEP-VICES AT Sabnatn school 1 his old Tuesday evening to visit Prayer -iirorsaay at G. Cushman. friend, Da. in. 1:30 p.m.

YV. I. BitoOKS, astor. Democratic kite. I have not time to talk luore." Liberal Premiums in all Other Dep'ts.

CKEIST. SERVICES EVERY I Sunday at 11 a. m. and p. m.

General Sprayer meeting Thursday evening at fc: o'eloek. Ladies prayer meeting Friday evening at 4: p. m. Sunday School every gun-day at 3: p.m. H.

E. Ballot, County Convention. Correspondents. METHODTST EPISCOPAL, PREACHING at 11 o'eloek a. and 8 p.

m. B5ltath School at 10 a. m. Class meeting- at ri m. Snndav school hoard meeting the fli-st Smoay or each month at 9:30 a.

m. l'oiing peoples rraver meeting Monday at 8 p. m. General prayer meeting Thursday at 8. p.

Leaders and Steward's business meeting- the last of each month at 2 p. ri. II. SI. MATO.Pastor.

Tlie ITEsteor. 1 Last Tuesday evening, shortly after nine o'clock, a brilliant meteor shot into the sky from the southeast and traveled rapidly through the heavens toward the northwest where it seemed to explode. The explosion was followed by a rumbling noise resembling distant thunder. The meteor had a red bluish appearance foilowed with a tail of red and blue, emitting a soft yellowish light. Below we give accounts of it as seen in other places: "At 9:30 o'clock last evening an unusually large and brilliant meteor traversed our atmosphere from southeast toward f- the northwest.

It lighted up the 'entire town arid country with a glare that dimmed the electric lights; People who saw the interesting and startling visitor describe it as a 'bright ball of glaring bluish-white flame, and Mr. F. B. Fullington says it struck terra firrna within a few foot of his house, and after a fitful gleam or two, flickered out, like an exhausted tallow dip. About ten minutes after the disappearance of the meteor a sound like a mufSed peal of thunder seemed to roll through the clear sky in the direction the meteor had taken, accompanied by the trembling sensation that EToes with distant heavv Lester Widem an sold a house and lot to Mrs.

Catharine Chartier this week. Mrs. Chartier intends to make her home here. David Woodruff, of Colfax, took the Santa Fe, Wednesday, for Concordia to attend the meeting of the school book committee. Ed.

Streeter, one of W. P. Rice's best bank men was in town Tuesday, attending to some business in connection with the State bank. Democrats, Union Laborers, Third Partyites and Republicans, are re-qusted to come out and hear Mr. Ford discuss the tariff issue Thursday eveinng.

John E. McAllister returned from II ill City, Friday morning. John thinks there is a bright future for Graham count and intends to re of New Fall Good, which will be Sold at Cash prices to Suit the Times. Our Boot and Shoe Stock is also Complete and will be sold Cheaper than ever. Cash is what Buys Goods Cheap at H.

PERRY WIDEM AN. Store 1 Door JNTortlx of O- Miltonvala, Kansas. The Republican County Convention was held at Concordia las Saturday in the opera house. Shortly after 1 1 o'clock G. W.

Tittle, called the convention to order and 1 suggested that before that body pro-ceded to business it give three cheers for the national ticket. The answer was made immediately by the cheering of delegates and audience. W. A. liillhouse of Solomon was elected temporary chairman, and C.

W. Trowbridge of Starr, temporary secretary. After the appointment of committees on order of Business, Permanant Organization, Credential and Resolutions, the convention adjourned until p. T.l. Shortly after p.

m. the delegates met in tJie opera house and were called to order by the temporary chairman. The committee on order of busi- SOCIETIES. MILTONVALK POST, W. R.

C. AUXIL-im to the G. A. meets first and third Saturdays of each month at 3 o'clock P. in hall, over Milton vale State Kank.

Mas. H. 51. CrOnkite, Mrs. C.

L. Taggaut, Sec. ey for the building of the court house than was voted by the people. By order of committee. L.

M. Trowbridge. Chairman. The convention then proceded to elect 10 delegates to the Judicial Convention to be held at Concordia September 4th. G.

W. Marshall presented the name of F. W. Sturges, and CvW. Trowbridge the name of Edward Hutchinson.

The Sturges delegates were elected by a vote of 4 to 51. Tlico. Laing, L. D. Houston Isaac Rigby and Park B.

Pulsifer were nominated for county Attorney. The first ballot gave Pulsifer 25 Laing 32, Houston 28, Rigby 28. At the seventh ballot, Pulsifer received 19, Laing 33, Houston 41, Rivby 22. The convention then ajourr.ed un T.OC7 LODGE NO. 224, 1.

O. O. MEETS regularly every Saturday night. "Visiting fcrotfcprs invited to attend MAT MA it -V i N. turn in tne spring.

53, DAUGHTERS OF ipc-t every first third -TAOMJ LODGE NO eve NO. renin en ct eticn nsontn E. A. niCE, E. A.

KICK, ho nl low! nn nes ma-: -E. A. RICE, Notary thunder. Houses treml and 1st. I he report of various ni insurance Agent Fublie.

Visltfny sisters atI brothers are eqrcna'iy invited to meet with us. JIhs. Iba Phels'S, I'HXi-iP Yoriro, N. G. Secretary.

ntCIIART'SOM POST NO. 103. G. A. B.

I meets at MUtoHvale. Kaunas, on the 2nd 4th Saronlays of each month, at P. M. Visiting iacsnilers are eordiaUy invited. A.I";.F::v, P.

C. J. W. faCDOSALD, Acijt. Colfax Condiments.

Editor Chieftain: Having seen nothing in your paper from this neck o'woods I thought I would drop vou a few items. C. C. Lewis'and Will Campbell started for Arkansas the last of the week. Dora Bourgeois was kicked on the side of the head by a colt Friday morning and badly hurt, two doctors were in attendance.

Maeried: On Friday, Albert Boucher of this iteigborhood to Miss Mary Wickkeiser from near Miltonvale. We have not found out who tied the knot, two souls with "but a single thought, two hearts that beat as one. We wish them all the happiness possible in their new relation. James Scarr will wield the birch at the Hays School thi3 winter. Vve are glad to welcome a young man of such good report into our neighborhood.

Master Willie Francis who lias been visiting with the iamily of Vol Myers for the last cuply of weeks returned to his home in Miltonvale Saturday. r. S. S. Picnickers gathered in the the Fred Sommers grove on Tuesday and had a pleasant time.

Among the speakers we noticed were Judcre Westovcr of Clyde, Rev. Hope of Sulphur Springs and Mr. Pinkertou of Clay Center. Yours Aunt Judy. E.

H. Prince and wife of Concordia, were visiting relatives near town this week. Mr. Prince will engage in the grain and coal business at Phillipsburg this fall. You can save MONEY by getting a loan of us.

We have plenty of MONEY. Powell Deleplain. Minneapolis, Sans. 2-3-4 1. The slush that Cline is getting off about C.

11. Phelps being a part owner of the Chieftain, is of the til 8 o'clock for supper. The convention met after, supper Tho Real Estate losuFance Mao, and continued to vote without any material change until the 12th bal TLTONVALE IXJTK3E NO. 23 A. T.

i A. meets in rejmlr.r eitwrnanication. on the 1st and 3r.i Tiiesdoys cf each month. All meraiHS-rs ia good arc oordialiy invited to attend. JAs.

NEIL. J. U. Ecc. lot was taken when Mr.

Rigby released the delegates instructed for him. The balloting was continued un ILTOXVALE LODGE KO. 185, A. O. U.

W. til tho iTth ballot which resulted meets regularly every sionday evening windows rattled. The writer, on the lookout for storms, went out to investigate the state of the sky, and was surprised to find that there was no sign of a cloud visible, except away in the southeast, perhaps seventy-live miles distant. .1 lie then made up his mind that Kansas had been visited by a slight touch of Clay Center Times. Tuesday night about 0 o'clock a brilliant metorie body passed through the heavens from south-east to north-west, illuminating the sky with a magnificent glow of electric light.

We -did not see it, "being in the door at the time, but the lirht seemed like a brilliant, continued flash of lightning, and was followed in from three to seven minutes by a heavy explosive sound? jarring the earth and reverberating like dis in orer State Bank. islt.ng broth in Lnino; receiving 52, Houston GO, ers corrKsliy invited. SHARI'E. J. V.

AsjKiiis. Recorder. and Pulsifer 2. Houston tnen was declared the nominee of theconven- tion. RW.IVv- Misell.

Hilton and Will make you a Loan on your City Property, and will Pay you the -exact amount of money he promises you. Will write your Insurance in the Company, of your chftiee, and at a ITniform rate. I have many Good Farms for sale Cheap. 0 Call and see me at Charles Proctor's old place of business. msttees.

2nd. The election of 10 delegates and 10" alternates to attend the 12th Judicial convention to be held at Concordia Sept. 4th, to nominate a candidate for Judgo of said district. Srd. The election of a nominee for the o3icc of county attorney.

4th. The election of a nominee for the office of probate judge. 5th. The election of a nominee for clerk of the district court. 6th.

The nonination of supt; of public instructions. 7th. The election of 19 delegates and 15) alternates to the 32 senatorial convention to be held at Belleville, September lllh, 1888. 8th. The election of a Republican Central Committee.

9th. The nomination of a county commissioner for the 2nd district, i The committee on permanent organization recommended that the temporary organization be made permanent. (The temporary secretary declined to serve and W. F. tit C.

T. U. MEETS EVERY FIRST AND third Thursdav afternoon of each month. Mrs. J.

B. Jokxsos, Pres. thinest kind, and deserves no notice. As to Cline holding Phelps accountable, he will dare not attempt it, for it might afford a good opportunity of showing the people something that would not be to "his advantage. Tlie First Gua, The first gnn of the campaign by the request of the citizens of Miltonvale and vicinity, the Hon.

Nicholas Ford has consented to deliver an address at Kuhnle's opera house Rushton were nominated for pro bate judge. 1 AND OF HOPE, MEETS EVERY SUNDAY Sat i o'clock p. m. Mrs. 'Wistesbsirn, Pres CO CTC3 CD CD CO oo ca CD C3 tant thunder.

1 hose who saw it say that it appears considerably to the south of east at an angle of something over forty-Sve decrees SPECIAL: We have fine City Properties for sale at its Actual Value. An Eighty acre farm to trade for a stock of boots and shoes. The G-enume Rubber Paint, the best in the market, is sold by S. V. Fairchild.

from the horizon and passed to the north-west in a nearlv horrizontal course, but slightly approaching the earth, and exploded in mid It is (o yoor Advantage to see me Before Miflg a Loaa DR. G. E. BE ATT S5I VS? ASD SU3CEOS. Full line of $m-gical, Gynecological and Obstetrical Insrtuments.

Calls Answered Day or Night. Office at Residence, MILTON VALE, KANSAS. Biifklen's Arnica SaSve. The best salve in the world for cuts, bruises, sores, u-eers, salt rheum, fever soivs, tetter, ehapped hands, ehilllains, corns, and all skin eruptions, and positively cures piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded.

Price 25 cents per box. For sale by S. V. Fairchild A Splendid OSTer. The Weekly Capital and Farmer's Journal and the Miltonvale Chieftain, for only $1.50 This splendid offer is for cash, and enables every citizen of our county to secure a valuable paper form the capital of the state and hie own local paper at the price of one subscrip tion.

Subscribe at once. air far to tne north-west, throwing fieiy fragments in all directions. From the time that elapsed before For furniture, cloth, picture frames go to Phil. Young's where you will find a complete line at low rates. the explosion was heard it must have occured well over in Nebraska.

Leonardvilie Monitor. E. A. SICK, Loan Agent. Collections a Spec isiltr Yours Truly, E.

A. RICE. on Thursday evening, September Gth, 188, at half past 7 o'clock p. on the issue of the day from his stand point. All are cordially invited to come out and hear.

Signed, Many Citizens. Notice. The undersigned having gone out of business, notifies all persons owing Phelps Ertel, and Son, to settle by October 1st, 1888, or all accounts not settled by that time will be left for collection. Settle by money or note, if convenient. If not, we will take cattle, hogs, or grain as 'payments on accounts.

Very Respectfully, J. Ertel Son. The Union Labor Convention at Abilene on Aug. 25th by Chris Hoffman, adopted a resolution re repudiating John A. Anderson.

After the haste with which they nominated him, so the Republicans could have permission to endorse him, it looks as if there was' something behind the business instead of honest motives. Hoffman a few of his lieutenants may dictate their party action, but Anderson will receive more of their votes Cowell of Elk was appointed to fill the place.) The committee on credentials were delayed by a contest in the 4th ward at Concordia, and during that time the convention listened to speeches from several speakers. The committee on credentials finally reported with credentials for 115 delegates. The contest in the 4th ward was decided by allowing 2 delegates to serve on each contested delegation. The committee on Resolutions presented the following: Resolved, That we the Republicans of Cloud in convention assembled re-affirm our devotion to the principles of the Republican party The first ballot tor proDaic juage crave Sheaf or 49 votes, Miscll 21, Hilton 11, Rushton 33.

Balloting continued until the 4th ballot which resulted in Sheafor receiving 57 votes, Missell 11, Hilton 11, Rushton 24. The whole vote cast was 114- which gave Sheafor the nomination. C. F. Hostetler and Dr.

E. Howe were placed in nomination for district clerk. The first ballot gave Hostetler 57 votes and Howe 57. The next ballot gave Howe 57 and Hostetlert 56. Howe was declared the nominee.

J. A. Dixon and Mrs. A. L.

Bates were nominated as candidates for Supt. of schools. The first ballot gave Dixon 68 votes and and Mrs. Bates 45. C.

W. Vandemark made a motion that the chair appoint 19 dele-q-ates to the Senatorial convention. The motion was lost. The names of E. E.

Swearenirer and T. W. Roach were placed before the convention as candidates for State Senator. Swearenger received 59 votes and Rach 54. -Nineteen delegates were then elected for the enatorial convention After appointing township committeemen the convention adjourned.

The delegates of 2nd commissioner district met after the convention and elected W. C. Whipp chairman and Thomas Wrong secretary. T. B.

Decker and W. C. Br.im-well wero nominated for commissioner. Decker received 10 votes and Bramwell 14, Decker was declar Money to loan on improved farms and town property at lowest No delays, money paid over when papers are signed. Principal and interest payable at this Bank.

3if. Miltonvale State Bank. si 113 IS CONSUMPTION INCURABLE? Read the following: Mr. C. H.

Morris, New -ark, says: 'Was down with afceess of the lungs, and friends and physicians pronounced me an incurable consumptive. Be gan taking Dr, King's New Discovery for consumption, am now on my third bottle, and able to oversee the work on my farm. It is the finest medicine ever made." Jesse Middlewart, Decatur, Obio, says: "Had it ot been for Dr. King's New Discovery for consumption I would have died of lung troubles. Was given up by Doctors.

Am cow in best of health." Try it. Sample bottles free at S. V. FaircJiild'a Drug Store. as enunciated in the national plat form adopted in convention assera bled at Chicago, and also in Tope M'Clyim Coming to Ilanss.

'f lse ETccraKiimlcatfld Priest Will Slalte Five Spceclie Is this Stats for tlte Union Lalior Sarly. Leavenworth Times. Mr. C. A.

Henri of Topeka, who is a member of national central committee of united labor party, has stated that Dr. McGlynn, the well known Catholic clergyman, had agreed to make five speeher in Kansas this fall in support of the united labor party the Henry George party. Mr. Henrie said that arrangements were bein made for an active campaign in Kansas, so that there will be two labor parties in the field this year the united labor party and union labor party. Mr.

Henrie's attention was called to the interview with W. II. T. Wakefield, who is the vice president candidate of the united labor party, which appeared in a recent issue of the Commonwealth. In the interview Mr.

Wakefield is quoted as follows: "In Kansas the united la ka, especially the plank relating to reduction of the rate of interest on money. Miltonvale, Kansas, On Chattl3 or Oilier Good Security. Just Received; New styles of Chamber Suites, Rockers, Lounges and Carpets, Pictures and Curtains which will be sold at Low Figures at Phil Young's. than any other candidate they can Resolved, That we favor the enforcement of all laws on the statutes without fear, favor or affection. Resolved, That it is, the sense OF INTEREST TOAtL, put up.

Minneapolis Messenger. feller's Tarfiritlannal. A Non partisan statement of facts and Cg- of this convention representing ures showing what the Tariff is.what is its use. Cloud county, that a radical revision object and effect, its origin and history, with definitions of terms explaining the operation FOREIGN AND DOJIMC EXCHANGE BOUGHT AND of tne laws regulating the salary Loans-; at 8 per cent, straight. This xa straight, Second mortgage a Fpecialty.

Ciiakles Stock. 42-5 of specific and ftd valorem duties, and giving the difference between a Revenue Tariff and a THE UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY. THE OTEBLAKD ROCTE." Have just issued very complete and coaipro hensive pamphlets on Colorado, Utah, Idaho, Oregon and Washington Territory, descriptive of the agricultural, stock raisins and mineral resources, the elimatejmd health resorts of these states and territoricB.eompiled from the latest reports of lfS7. Send to J. S.

Tebbets, G. P. T. Omaha. for one.

of county officers is emphatically demanded, and that we require and Tmtwitivf. Tariff: tccrether with facts about wool, sugar, lumber, sr.lt and coal, and statis demand of our legislative representatives that thev will pledge them tical matter convenient for referenco as to all bor party will pot out a state ticket Collections receive prompt attention Deposits Received. matters considered in Tariff discus sions: also the Tariff planks of all the plat 9AL forms of the Democratic, Whig and Republi in the held, bat will affiliate with the union labor party, act and vote with them." After reading the above Mr. Hen can carties from 1H40 to 1S83. It, is the whole ed the nominee for commissioner.

The Rubber Paint will not crack, blister, or curmble. For sale by S. V. Fairchild. subject in one little volume of 1U.

pages, about the size of an ordinary pocket-book. rie said: "I don't believe Mr. Wake IP ELECTRIC BITTERS. This remedy is becoming so well known and go popular as to need no special mention. All who lmvc used Electric Bitters sing the same sona- of Tiraise.

A purer medicine does not Arm 1 iiUUW mjvuuniu selves that they will pereistantiy and vigorously press this matter in our next legislature to secure a just and economical adjustment of county affairs, ancl in case of tneir failure to make these views prevail as a state issue, that they endeavor to the full extent of their ability to secure special privileges for Cloud county, givuig her the right to regulate the salaries of her officers. Resolved, That we condemn the action of the county onrironris tiftf more Dion- field eaid that, or anything like it. For two weeks part I have been traveling over the state arranging to open a lively and hot campaign for the united labor party in Kans It is a compendium of pertinent factn for all classes of people to study for as helps, then they may from their own conclusions in their own way. A great deal of hard labor was expended In its preparation it Is sent out as reliable and without party bias, by Judge A. Peffer, editor of tho Kansas Farmer.

Price, 25 cents for a single copyj FOR SALE BY Will, SHARPL SOLICITED AND KEPT WITHOUT CHAR' HI exist and it is guaranteed to do nil th-it Is claimed. Electric Bitters will etn-e all diseasi of the Liver and Kidneys, will remove pimples, boils, salt rheum and other affections caused by impure blood. Will drive malaria from the system and prevent as well aa cure all rctdaf ial fevers. For cure of headache, oonrhirstioTT and indigestion try Uleofri Bit- as. Listen to this letter from our na Burial Oases and Oaskets constantly on hand and will be trimmed on short notice, either Day or Night at Phil Young's.

live copies to one address for sixteen copies to one address for 82; 106 Copies to one tional secretary, C. S. Hough, ton: "Please let me know how many for PostRT.e paid in all cases TIME LOCK SAFE. FREE DELIVERY..