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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-02
WILL ENFORCE The LAW.
City Health Officer McElroy Talks
On Sanitary Matters.
THE CITY IS TO BE CLEANED Up
Those who VIII Not Obsy the Sanitary
Laws VIII Be Prosecuted a.
the Law Dtrsc:s.

Or. Robert McElroy. city physician. Is
endcavoring TO put Houston in the bes,
sanitary condition possible. To use his
own language: IF the citizens Will CO.
operate with me In a campaign Of sani-
tary improvements. Houston VIII be
cleaner than the city has been or'fiftecn
years
Dr. NcEiroy has been notifying all prop
crty owners TO connec: with sewers whcrs
they have residences In sewer districts. In
making the notifications he calls aiten-
ton to article No, 3is OF the revised code
OF ordinances. which says:
The property owners who own properly
within the distance OF ~ feet OF any pub
lie main or lateral sewer shall when II i
thought necessary 10y the city health niii'
Ger, he required to make proper ana per
nianent connections with said sewers, and
to remove privies and cesSpools and any
person owning such property, who, Hiirr
being given reasonable notice hs thr CITY
health officer, shall fail 10 connect VITA
said sewers or remove or illl w Such
prvies or cessrool. shall be punished ny
fine of not less than s. nor more tnan
800. and each day such failure shall con
tinuc shah he deemed separate oiteus".
DIR. hcEiroy viii Eive sufficient time
for a compliance with the ordnance after
he has issled hfs notice and II connection
with the sewers Is not made he viii take
the matter 10 the courts. AS each dag
const.tuir; . separate offcnse. a violation
of several DAVIS a: the minimum fin" VIII
soon put the prop, rty owner to an expense
far greater than the cost OF sewer coiNec-
ton IL. SAYS that he does NOT Gceir" TO
cause any citizen undue eHrens" ana
trouble hu. tina this il = matter ct sii'h
vital Importance to The pihlic hcal'h that
the entire population ut Houston Viii ue
las far as am able tn compel e. he
said. 81 will 500 THAT every ordinance re-
latlng 10 snni,ary AFFAIRS "a enforced II
i ttns sd
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-02

arains, delinquent tax payers collector
Curtin Is busy making out his report icr
the month and IL Will SHOW s.1fN tne
amount collected as against sNNp Ter
April of last year.
The pensi,y that delinquent tax payers
have TO pay. Is per cont rom me ls'
cr;v 10 nc sold. they VIII have . pay
double the amour; o, their taxes Tor se-
Propertv not assessed by June 10 Will h.
pnt on the unreriered roll. which takes
away the right OF an appeal 10 the hoard
of advertisement in case the owners are
moi safistirl with inc nsscSstlsnts.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-02

Mary Cloud. coloroa, was broueht to
tho county Jail by shorin Erickson anil
viii be tried @oniny before Judge Tod
ON churee Of lunncv. I'll" woman has
hscn wandering about tho Clinton ncich-
horhoud tor some time and no one wuuid
oNt,uh the hand Of charity auth sna
reached the home al Mr franam IN that
vicinity lie gave her u HON" and cared
for h.r uniil II seen thdi -hr re
uiirrd a,tsniica lie notified sheriff ;r,ch-
son aud thnt official gave his assistance.
II viii he through tho Instrument Amy Of
the sheriff that tn" ponr woman VIII be
given a home IN al asylum. where she
nMn be pronerly carel for.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-02

Thc Emmct Rifles mot has, night at
Market ilnll and discussed tho trip 10
Tyler, which they VIII take IN July to the
cncan'pnieni' Hampton Cook. n member
OF the Houston Light Guard. was prcseu,
ana gave tho members OF the company tho
hese ndvi,. he could as a member OF tho
famous Houston Light Guard. He was
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-02

You can rot good work at Rcme Of the
laundrios some of the tinir. good work
Al all The lnundri"s most of the time, hut
10 get good work ali of the time - Pack
pcluors had ~ rackari's Troy for "a
''Modol" they could cry "Exc"lsior" We
are ut ple Prairie avenue. phone SO 81
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-02

''|' |'f-oli'N W HISlNESS.
Inc business men Of Texan are now In
reach OF the best lighting medium known
10 the public. You cnn save ,hr.e-fourths
OF your light bin ana re, equal or better
t"rvicu by nHins the New Lphir Tho
system ~ M "sp"rlment over so 90 nrn
IN M" IN ihe East. aud IL the STANDARD
liGht In many Of The Now England riilrs
Csii at our Office and let u. give you piain
figures ana cold facts that win vcrify our
statements.
Texas Automatic Light Company.
1913 Texas ave, Moore burnett Hidx
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-02
COURT NOTES.

Louis Wright, who was arrested hy the
police Thursday charged vita chicken
th,u had a preliminary hearing IL fore
ii'cof'icr Railcy yesterday aud " is bound
over 10 "a, sriminai district court In the
auin II $3.50
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-02
THE DEVIL IN HOUSTON.

(WHICH out BOD Tul.s.
FUR going TO fly.
Little Fob Tally George, we are
ruined. Tell you what's n fact, that thar
New orleans Steam Dyeing IL Cleaning
Co at ic5i. Main street is playing the
devil with MS poor fellows. How in IN.
name of common sense are We To com
pete with them fcllers with our LITTLE waal
Pot an Tub when they have Il $1,000 rlaiT
in New orleans. by gosh, them fellcrs
can do anything from the cheapest to tht
finest goods to he had and h'ameF II they
don't make suit look like "A bran now
one Well. It's purity tough, but 10y gosh
we have got to stand it..
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-02
COUNTY AND CITY TAXES.

srha Inst nav or Grace for city Tax
x 2 , payers-<;ounty Taxes.
Today e tho last day OF grace upon
,which city delinquent tax payers can pay
3heis taxes and escape tho penalty OF
az. "a s ~ ssi:; ss 2: :sais i
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-02
WILL AT-rENp ME coNvNMr1oN

The deep water utilization committee
win inset in Galveston today and the
following gentlemen viii attend az rep
r.S'n'auY,a OF THIS city aud county
MSyoI baldwin Rice, 4. G. H. fndon .
~ Atihr aud sam Alien OF Harrisburg.
the object Of this mertin,. is to fnrmulal"
ways and means Tor getting better roak
ana drainage for the cohst county
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-02

city Engineer l-aNouc yesterday issued
the following building permits: j. H.
Davis, repairs 10 dwelling on Bingham
street, 500.
900.
W. Yates. repairs to house on IIobson
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-02
Yn1.n I.Asr cIIANcE

TO yet photos taken for 100 nor dozen
Positively on Monday. NAV II. we Wi
advance the prices On all uictures. Take
advantage Of this good thing. Come and
bring tho babies With vo'i
Wil!yera. 5oiis Main Street.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-02

IL THE BABY Is CUTTING TEETH
be sure and use that old and well tried
remedy. Mrs. Winslows Soothing syrup,
for children teething. 1t sco,hes the child
su:tens the gums. allays all pain, cures
Mind collie and Is the best remedy for
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-02
ON sHpnoAnp Not CLEARED


= - ~ ~ II " ~ 7 .
The total receipts n Galveston today
were 727 halos. divided as follows:
Ky Missouri. Kansas and Texas l5l naies;
10y Galveston Houston and Henderson, 10,
by har;e \ {. n iA9
shipped 20 Liverpool per S. Teutonia.
irin i-ifr4
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-02
HOUSTON ArnLErlc ASSOCIATION

Inc rooms OF the Houston Athletic club
were farmniiy opened last night II large
number being IN attendance. The pro
erammc opened with comic song by
iotns f.u.llsh. after which there were two
friendly sc,-tos hy locals. They displayed
some science and gave IL very interesting
exhibition OF the manly art OF self-dc-
fnnse. There we're a number of muslcnl
selections. nll of which were enjoyable.
The rooms are very attractive and the
opcning Entertainment Is tho first Of II
hummer which vii, bc given every month.
Eidlv iishrp the instructor of the club.
win ondravor to make 1t an interesting
organization for sii who join.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-02

Hello. where did you get that new SUIT.
leh2 Hy Gosh. don't you know this old
suit. have been to SEQ The New orleans
Steam bye & Cleaning co. Don't you see
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-02

Tho New orleans steam Dy < Cleaning
60. wants an agt IL every town IN the
state Address above firm at Houston,
Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-02

Iplfl 80 go. ss's... $3.50 80. - =. W -
The Instrument tran:'s-s TO tnarles -
Eunn"tt. trustee. the entra siork of iruns
wares. merchandise aud h.'u.c III the
store house corner - fresto1 Hvtnur a.it
Main street TO he sold W him in the man
uer his Judgment shall iictate ~ be for
tho hes, interests OF the 'tcu'tors Tho
ins'rumcn. Is In no way a general assign
mont.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-02
VIZ WANT YOUR WONG

Fully equipped with he latest lmproy.a
machinery. mozi fhiiIiul operators. wa
are now ready TO turn out the bcst n,
laundry work Try Ne. This IL Tho Maani
Laundry l0il Prairie; phone IAT. t.
Hamburger and Qua Drcyllng. Jr,, pro.
preiors. 49,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-02

Ncsee's IN Fort
To j Moiler & Co.'s Pauline. Ship
british Isle.
To Fowler Il Mcvitc-ss Avona. str
Pensacola.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-02
orders OF the Day.
Doxulogy--'rraisc God From Whom All
gtl,ssirrs islH,.r ..... A ulia nc a

BLESSINGS l'lgH". ............... Audience
Bnncdirtion..... .....-............
". Y. IL. Watson. Chaplain of the Camp
The public generally ia cordially invited
to attend and participate in these services.
The Auditorium company has generously
tcnhc-ti ;hr free iSs of the building, ana
thrre win I've no charge whatever The
street car service VIII he ample to accom-
modaic everybody and tho old veterans
hope 10 see IN. hnil filled
The following subcommittee have been
selected Ia nag soldiers graves In the
dincreit cemeteries, which duty they viii
perform Friday and saturday. The
different sections VIII point ont ID" praNos
At tht catholic C.rnstery-c Jack
White, e. ;. y. and capt. 4. W. Hu'ison.
l. >. y.
jewish Ccmotery- Hon Guyre l. $. 4. ,
l.. ". Rich. {. :. A
,;l,nw ood-car, q t. Beavers G. 3 y :;
Cart. L. q. Rust { ;. A.; Y; =. CON
ncu C. :. ~. capt. r.. School. Y.
S a.: Geo. silis, c. ;. A.: MAJOR H. -.
Eacr. u. :. A.
o,,mln cant Henry kasche. L. 5. y :;
Albert ". Mckinney .. ;. y.
OLA City Cemetery D'rs' Wardl-p. w.
Lcach. q : A. !. j Berry. u. ) a
1t Is 'Nucrt"i that 40 soiiers' graves
VIII be left unmarkoa to the end tina,
all may rte iyo iinru attention ON sun.
dry. hud IL Is rcgncatcd that there VIII
l no graEfh OF nowcrs, in TINS CITY ana
sy4Hou OF plrUtN.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-02
prcoRATToN EXERCISES.

The Programme TO BE Rendered at the
An,f1,orium-The committee
The committee from Dick pawlirg camp
having In charge the decoration exercises
to he held at the Auditorium sunday at
y. M hope that the ladies' of the city
wlh SEND an abundance OF flowers TO the
Auditorium FOR decorating the graves Of
both the blue ANA the gray.
The following rrograniuec or exercises
has been arranged TO be observed AT the
Auditorium. the musical features being
under the direction of Mr.. Fred +. DeN-
ter.
opening iymn-"All Hail the Power OF
Jesus Name .........-. ..+..,....... Il hnir
Invocation. .................- Rev. II. II. AYES
An; hem .................. .............-' 'hoir
Grafton .................... ....-..-.--- stat"
hymn Nearer My Sod 10 Thee, choir
Reading thu Camps Death Roll
and " h..rr IUrIoI.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-02

The narrow belts now worn by 'he
summer girl give 20 the waist n wasp-lke
effect, hut ,hnt portion of her anatomy
isn't u lot smaller ohs.rvont folk say
that rhr latest ming in these narrow nj
inirs Is a dllnty device IN hluck paicnt
h.lihcr stitched with white and mounted
ia god oY silver MS the taste and pocket
hook of ne purchaser may suggest
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-02

The finest Ice cream In Houston served
Tally. Bon Ton Zee Cream Parior.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-02
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port of Galveston, May l.


Arrived.
Sch Helen. Rand. snapper Banks.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-02
A ciIAATrf. MORTGAGE.

Mrs. Jeanette II. Tho na,'r. fe'nc sole.
doing business under tNc name and style
or tho :. a. Brown pharmacy filed a
chattel mortgage TO secure the following
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-02
Up ard Sailed.
on Adut,,a Nau

Up ard Sailed.
April 1.
sch Talofa. Newport News, sid Apr 10.
So Phoebe. Cape Verde. April "A,
- i.cuna, Wilder. New York. sia Apr ~
IS Galicla. Hamburg, sid April z
Bkt NJ Monemy. Philadelphia, sid April
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on Lower liroolway a group may be
found at almost any hour of the day gaz-
ing AT ii tablet set into the face of The
south end OF the Alirich court huilding
ON which Is rsrrib.d the legend of
Adrian Eloclt VINO was the Original first
settler on Mauhnttan lsHuI All others
arr. ..npps,ors The only Block settled
here in November, 1913.
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... ..''..s
Groves Tastelcss chm Tonic.
Warranted. Price 80 Cents.
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1,he Sunday school room Of concy
Island church has heen turned into n bi-
cycle stable. Wheels win DO checked by
attendants free of charge. ono of cnnoy' :
Nis ~, yrir checking stands uiso offers To
chck all whcrls for ri.ors who wish To
attend service for halt prize. Special scr
nous Tor wht e'uen will also be II feature
ur % the timc the l,lstor takes his sum
MGR Vfcatiqn and does little wheeling
ou his own hook.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-02

cool OFFICE roR RENT
over PaStotizs's Sintonrry store, aOi
Main street, cheap TO good man
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-02

u. G. Crawford. tho Tea Man. 1912 Texas
avenue
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GOSSIP or GOTHAM

New York, April "A close observer
got on this todny: III you keep your eyes
open In II public restaurant you will oh
serve that the man ia party who mixes
inc salad dressing rarely pays the biz.
NOW. Match and Nor.iy.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-02

ronplc from uptown aud out OF town
often "a hroueh chinatown to see the
strnnsest OF all ;he FOREIGN quarters IN
the city. rhcro is the joss house. the
hcHtor. an OPIUM den, Il shop and "A res
isgiprs are always struck hv the hhggnrd
faces Of white women which appear hero
and there IN the midst ~ he lifr there.
1'Aosc mr. the Creatures who run nwns
from home a. girls 20 smoke opium They
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1896-08-06
PiNEOLA COUGH BALSAM

@ Dc Consumption who are nrI,- = g - 49,
i I'm. acnronie cold or deep seated CONES
~ sssl aggravated by catarrh For cstsfrl
nleasa,t y, " ~, ~ BalIn Both remedies are
s.heata BalsAIn 2Sc at Druggists 4, g o,,e-
amount oh receipt of.
Ely BROTHERS, s. Warren & yew w.,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1896-08-06
Mt. Hope.

Prof I'l-nmp ts spending some weeks at
John whites
Mr. and Mrs Harshberger Of Lancaster.
visited friends ia ana about town last
week
Miss Jessie Townsend has returned from
her trip TO milwaukee, oeonomowoc and
Mouono
Miss Maud rormev Of Feuninore 1s spena-
Ing few days with her cousins the Misses
Ldwless.
Aiss ie~ste Jacobs u Mineralpointis visit-
ms AZ A q gYnns
Abaut . vouag ladies' enioyed a quitting
patty "a bottle Demise. last THURSDAY
MF and Mrs A, y Lynn called on friends
In Lancaster last week
Andr,w Calras suffered tae loss 81 about
atteen acres 81 eats Isl IRE las week
Tie Misses Slice returned To their home la
Lacrosse Monday
good many 81 our school iaa'ms are
attending institute BROWNIE
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1896-08-06

mittee rooms. bicycle room refreshment
room. restaurant, a creche. hospital.
dressing rooms and the art gallery used for
denominational exhibits, mission displays
school and college exhibits.
The Exposition building was admirably
| arranged for great concourse. The main
part of the huge building had been trans
formed into great auditorium with tenn
porary ceiling of canvas which proved to be
an excellant sounding board. bringing to the
hearing of those in the gallaries and nails
the words Of most Of the speeches
Thousands registered Wednesday evening
and attended the preparation meeting at
7;90 p. m
some one has said ITO make early rising
for its own sake one of the cardinal virtues
has always seemed to me utterly preposter-
Gus" Thursday morning saw multitudes
rising early not for the sake of early rising
but to attend the $3.50 meeting of the morn
ing These surrender meetings of each
morning at the various churches were
largely attended. some to overlooking In
all upbuilding of life there is first, not only
a selection of the material, but prepara-
ton Of 1t. and a placing of it where It Is
needed. These early meetings were pre-
paratory for the selection, preparation and
placing OF what followed during the day
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Highest all in Leavening PowerLatest u Govt Report
R>:azalI! BsktRs
ABSOLUTELY PURE

visiting mere he is expected 10 take part IN
the athletic exercises of the 18th and viii no
doubt do So If he can lay mis- hands on Sig
ma.
resident Of Beetown nearly I'VE years
ago applied tor a pension. He served four
even years 10 the 9Th Wisconsin, going IN as
a boy and a private ana coming ont heu-
tenant He was in over thirty oatties. came
nut alive and Of course. as every old soldier
knows he must have mad q picnic But y
was nothing al all compared WITH the hafa
time the Great American circumlooution
Office. commonly known a. the Pension de-
partmeut has had Be coming to tRe eoncla-
Sion. after nearly ive years Of steady COR
seientious @ hard investigation that he
really entitled e small pension. but
theg got It atlast and 50 Cod bless Hnse
smith ana all bis ilk SIGMA
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highland

We are having fine rains and the corn
crop Is looking nne.
the farmers fiji this VICINITY have nearly
ali finished harvest. Oats are a fair crop.
but somewhat damaged with rust
Mrs n eunsolos Of oregon. Wis, has
been visiting her sister Mrs. Mary Russell.
for the past week
We are pleased to see the fair face u
Mammie Austin among as once more. She
is keeping house for her father for while.
Whoopng-cough is the fashion in this
neighborhood at present. Most OF the small
er inhabitants have it.
Charlie Pearson 5 young child is quite sick.
Mr. and MRS. EIisher attended quarterly
meeting at Mt. Ida, sunday.
Mrs. Jane Morden has been on the sick list
for the past week. Mr.. wilbur Austin is al
so on the sick list
Frank Grlmesey and Cora Bette visited
Miss Mammie Austin sunday
We hear that Amos Austin is thinking Of
dlsposing Of his farm and going South.
Cora White has been spending the past
week with her sister Mrs Jane Morden.
Miss Maud Smith is making a snort visit
with her cousin Mrs Dora Lawrence.
Miss Jennie Bunts has returned to Lancas-
ter she thinks the country too dull alto
gether.
chas. smith Of Milwaukee surprised
friends and relatiy by a short visit last
week. He IS travelling for Chase Bro nurs-
eryneu of New York
Miss Ii,ble Manufacturing is home again.
K, V BuntS and family went to Lancaster
Tuesday, TOWN ROCK
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Beetown.

Extremely hot weather and heavy show
ssrs the past week has DELAYED stacking and
taccshing tn some extent but the work IS
now going on the Weld 81 oats being large
IL bun, but light ln weight owing TO the
rain the debates ana picnic OF last Friday
was rather fatlure, nothing on the pro-
gram being carried aut excepting " H.
Holford gave us Il short speech in the after
noon hut another attempt viii he made on
Aug. u when there viii 20 a Joint debate
and athletic ana other games 10 entertain
those who attend
Telephone communications between thts
place ana Burton was established on the 3d
inst. There Is phone connected at about
every house along the line. and being a
novelty they an wanted "a use tt at once.
with the dire result that Jake Reeds phone
lis now an empty she'll the inSldes being en-
tireiy meltedout in very short time even
before he had learned 10 say Hello" cor
rectly but he can transpoNe the WORD with
emphatic success
Since the late convention in St T.ouis.
mauy Of ourvoters are deliherating wheth.
en- To eat crew or take their medicine
straight. or wait for sim another platform
and candidate which win be an deck shortly
Brann& Jack Is ! Lew tirm doing a general
blacksmith and wheelwright business 1t The
shop lately occupied by Geo. Craig and are
already getting good run Of work.
Mr. sam Blrch name will be presented Al
the county convention as candidate for
county treasurer with the support 81 hi,
home delegation
Mr.. Birch is making no canvass A. vet. hu
may as the campaign goes on.
Mr. Hymer Of PotoSi and capt Smaliev q
cuba CITY. were interviewing voters her
last Friday
wenoticed the HERALp proprietor and hi
chief Of stan present last Friday, but IN
devil and the l. c. were conspicuous d
their absence The latter was probably en-
gagged in some real estate deal or OF
heavy" transaction. Lucky for him.
J. Nj Segravesi is slowly recovering from
severe spell of sickness.
}. Sohemernorn has again lef' FOR his lei
ritory in Iowa county
Miss Tubbs OF Bloomington is visiting Wit
mis- sister, Mrs Or. Blackburn
Mrs. Park Dudley aud little daughter vi
tied with Mrs Belle smith the past week
Miss MAY Ryan spent few pleasant IA,
with her friends ana former pup Is the pa
week
Geo. stephens now q Fennimore is ne