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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-10-10
Worlds CoDveDtioD
Of CbristiaD WomeD.

Toronto is soon to have the honor OF
entertaining the fourth biennial conVen-
ton of the Worlds Wonens Christian
Temperance union. The city is already
filing up with visitors from all the civ
iIized countries OF the globe for this i'm
portant event.
There viii be present when the con-
vention opens a truly representative
host of women. There Will be dele
gates from every state of the Union,
from Europe, India Africa, China, Bur-
ma, the Australias. Even cold Iceland
will be represented and the islands of
the Pacific.
The Worlds W c. T. L. was the out
come of the union of the W. c. T. L. Of
the United States and a similar organi-
cation in England, with which Lady
Henry Somerset was prominently iden-
titled Lady Henry and Frances VIII
lard correspondent and laid plans for the
combined work of the two societies,
which afterward became the w. c. I.
L of the whole world. although ii was
not until 1891 that these two great lead
ers met. when Lady Henry visited Miss
Willard at The Rest, Evanston. Ills.
Over 10 countries are grouped in the
one general union, and laws were laid
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-10-10

dow for the guidance and help of all.
Thes were so much the work of Fran
ces Willard and showed so thoroughly
her skill and executive ability that she
was elected president of the union, a
position which she has since held.
The object, according to her own
wording, is Ito unity throughout the
world the work of women in temperance
and social reform and to circulate a
petition addressed to all the govern
ments of the world for the overthrow
of the alcohol and opium trades.
Its methods are preventive. educa-
tional, eVangelistic. social and legal
Then there are these "advisories:"
Time of prayer. noOntide: badge. a
knot of white ribbon; watchwords. agi-
tate. organize: motto. For God and
Home and Every Land"
The officers are: President Miss
Frances +. Willard, Evanston. Ills.
vice president at large. Lady Henry
Somerset, The Priory, Reigate. England:
honorary vice presidents. Mrs. Mary
Clement Leavitt, Boston; Miss Jessie
A Ackermann, London, S. w, England
Mrs. Elizabeth Wheeler Andrew,
Evanston. Ills: DR.. Kate c. Bushnell.
Evanston. Ills; Rev. Alice r. Palmer,
Wayzata. Mimi; Mother Stewart,
Springfield. O.; honorary secretary.
Miss Agnes +. Slack. Ripley. Derby
shire. England: honorary assistant sec
rotary, Miss Anna \. Gordon. Evans
ton. Ills: treasurer. Mrs. Mary Z. San
derson. Danville, Que. Canada
The Toronto branch intends to make
the coming convention the greatest one
in the history of the union. The whole
city has become interested in it. The
chairman of the convention committee
has circulated the following petition:
The Toronto convention committee
send heartiest greetings 20 our CONF
rades everywhere and hope TO welcome
q goodly number to the great gather
Ing OF the worlds white ribboners.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-10-10

Following closely upon the interna-
tional convention OF the W. c. T L. at
Toronto there will be held at Buffalo
the National w. c. T. L. convention Of
the United States. The programme for
this convention is we'll under way.
The morning prayer meeting and the
evangelistic hour from II to y each
day are under the charge of Miss Eliza
beth W. Greenwood of Brooklyn.
worlds and national superintendent Of
evangelistic work for the W. c. T. L.
The reports OF organizers will be heard
with especial interest this year. for be
sides the unceasing work in the regu
larly organized states much outside
work has been done. Mrs. Helen II.
Stoddard, president OF Texas, will tell
of the wonderful interest that has been
awakened in Mexico largely through
her efforts. Mrs Anna f. Beiler will
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-10-10

have full report of organizing work
in Alaska, which will he supplemented
by reports of Mrs. s. NJ. Stahl and Miss
Belle Kearney, who have also been in
Alaska.
Miss Kearney and Miss Jessie Ack-
erman have good reports Of work done
on the Pacific coast. and Mrs. Clara c.
Hoffman win give an account of the
three months spent by her in the far
west. Miss Martha Mulnix has a good
report to give of Indian Territory, al
though she was not appointed until the
middle of the year. Mrs. Ellen X. Den
ny has done efficient work in Arizona
and New Mexico. Kansas gives great
praise TO Mrs. Helen d. Hartford for her
work in that state. and if they have a
part in benefit night il will be due 10
her labors. Ada W. Unruh spent most
OF the year in Wyoming, Nebraska and
Utah. She has the honor Of organizing
the only two Indian unions TO be report
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-10-10

MRS. FRANCES T.. BEAUCHAMP
assistant recording secretary " 9. T. u
ed Mrs AddIe Northan Fields Mrs
Sue Y. Tomlinson ard Mrs. NJ ! Wells
spent their time largely in the south.
Miss G : Burnett IN Florida. Mrs
Maud l. Green and Miss Hattie II n
derson in Texas ard later III New Jsr-
sey Mrs. Helen l. Bullock car report
: systematic campaign in New YORK
city and Brooklyn. resulting IN large
additions TO the membership Mrs =
Nori1s Law has had charge = many
summer schools. and Mrs- Ellen =
Dayton Blair IS always busy az organ
izer fo- The Loyal Temperance legion
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-10-10
An Awful Trial.

= curious custom prevails n Bull
CARA All newly married women are
Obliged 20 reins n Gur-A for q month
after marriage except ghsa addressed
by their husbands When Il IS esslrsz-
ole 70 remove this restriction Tserrza-
neniiy. The husband presents her g.tA
2 gift. and then Sic cay chatter . Der
hearts content
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-10-10
Fad For HHIiesaires.

Niiioas8rr wor1~7 HoeT have faa -
wearing e1snDnas on fhs finger BATS
The n@w tasasUn dsCs@ss fsat fhe n9-
rssn Ttto i9nz tank accounts .safi have
a iiny god cap saAas for e2ra u fssegr
fingers. F-fsza TIE cap b spsu~rssesl n
tne o1isT sl3e q aiE damn drop ahleh
parks mos saflsfaetorsly Therv -
0n> large sparkle Ter ~@ch 1nEsr IA
Cs curse, TIE 1ps-k3ex are Dot - ere
s18e9o1ss a. fssT would ~ y iarxr
nrsna~F = Fsnrs ser~ not Beru - ;a~
szssse sia1s
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-10-10

Every morning there will be a devo-
tional meeting at $50. conducted by
Miss Greenwood. who will also have
charge of the devotional hour from II
TO l. on Saturday and Tuesday. On
Monday at that hour a memorial serv-
ice viii be held, Miss Willard presiding
Lady Henry Somerset will preach
the special convention sermon on Oct
q. and a large number Of puipits will
be occupied by white ribboners.
Miss Willard will give the president 5
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-10-10
Copyright. 1871

Copyright. 1871
The girl who bought her clothes in
Paris late in the summer is walking
around and displaying with much glee
what is known as the French figure.
II means "Avaunt, all spider waists"
Ii means Go To the demnition bow
vows all We who lace and ii also
means Good morning to the woman
who wants 10 be healthy" The why
and the wherefore? Because that most
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-10-10

Ms TEernas G. pat sf8~ arr~s
exirasszsnf r. matters % erezs is si-
SAYS elegantly zas srrssagrlas "
.owEsd
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-08

rlvos al $40 O'Clock each morning, and
Is met by the wagons az the depot
Tho mail has 10 be conveyed 70 the
post-oflco and there assorted, dislrihuled.
and taken On charge by the carflera.a lto
gcfhcr nearly three hNulH i'" 49,.
the h0uso-to-houee distribution can pcsin-
rrhe nr0noesf plan 40 asked hi Mt Cut
Uncworih would ohviafe ah delay ne
letters would DO assorted anb dfti inut,u
in tho postal car. and whfh tht "." ~
rived in the morning at SGD ,ie,h. VIZ
o,f,, limo lost would be- boo conveying tnem
q, tb. ,.c.t.ogirc and delivering them 70
fbc larfirrq And Dr. ae 10 D. hop'd. the
mail c1n also boz marked Win I'd. ~. M
m0nd poet-mark Zoe the por,aI ''if W..
fact VIII DO away even Win ih. N''' .,,i
az hauling them 90 M" post -oH,e no
carriers would meet the trllN anu mann
fhpir deliveries from the depot Id,
contrary 90 many cNpcclailoh3' DC VIZ.
t.l fos,rcf fhaf Mr. Cullingworth request
for poetal-car service met WIN 49,,
Nn Uncle Sans Interpretation @. ,l''
and favorable c0usidciaNou. ~ 49,
,.r has heen allowed on the kChmohn
,.l,f.io, and were 30 not for The diatorl-
moss Of Tho Government frinuhE
office authorities in preparing mo
..~trfoa .erhrrncs" fOr tho use or the
,f.rke ir tho car Richmond would even
,ov, DO ENJOYING the benefits OF such SER
vice. 5000. .to
Mr. CulIueworth promises 70 urge nc
matter hy every way in bis power fhn ~
d. aeeured that tho postal-car service
yrifh fnc Northern morning mail VIII
shortly become n facl ,,.-.,,..
conereeemau Lamb who has been active
fr Clio matter. has rcDclNtN l'N''i
Superintendent Charles W. igh'i y, on ~
railway Mail Services. sialns th4l ln'
ecr,fle was arranged Tor and that the de-
i,,,ir rofflnr it into practice was caused
h,. he Government Printing office.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-08
FIBR0ID TUM0R
Expelled by Lydia 2. Pinkhams
Vegetable Compound.
Interview with Mrs. Ii. A. Lombard.

have reason to think that l would
not be here now if II had not been for
Lydia Z. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound. 1t cured me Of a fbroid tumor
in my womb.
Doctors could donothing for me, and
they could not cure me at the hospital.
] will tell you about it;
had been in my usual health, but
had worked quite hard. When my
monthly period came on, | flowed very
badly. The doctor gave me medicine,
but it did me no good. He said the
flow must be stopped if possible, and
he must find the cause Of my trouble.
Upon examination, he found there
was a Fibroid Tumor in my womb, and
gave me treatment without any benefit
whatever. About that time a lady
called on me, and recommended Lydia
+. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound,
said she owed her life TO it. /
said / would try it, and did. Soon
after the flow became more natural and
regular. / still continued taking the
Compound for some time. Then the
doctor made an examination again,
and found everything all right The
tumor had passed away and that dull
ache was gone.-MHs b. A. LOMBARD,
Box Il, Westdsle, Mass.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-08

Special Personally Conducted Excursions
20 Niagara Falls. y. y, via York River
Line and Penn. Il. Il. and o. and %. r. H.
For the benefit OF those who could not
avail themselves or previous opportuni-
ties offered this summer 10 visit Niaraga
Falls. ~ -. "The Wonder of America.
The Southern railway announces they
viii continue the sale ~ the fl3 round-trip
tickets Richmond 10 Niaaga Falls, on
the following additional dates October
an via York River Line to Baltimore
and Baltimore and Ohio railroad from
Baltimore September 18th and October
nth via York River Line 20 Baltimore
and Pennsylvania railroad from Balti-
more.
Via this route. trains leave Richmond
$3.50 =. NJ. on dates given connecting at
West Point with steamer Tor Baltimore.
arriving Baltimore I'm time 90 connect
there with special train leaving via Bal
timore and Ohio railroad az 90i A. NJ.
and Pennsylvania railroad $50 a. NJ.
This o. most delightful trin and those
who have not taken advantage OF the
former excursion rate of fi7 r0und-trip.
Richmond 90 Niagara Falls via this
route. should not miss ono Of these dates
For further Information. state-room
reservations. ETC.. apply 90 O.. w. West
bury r.. T.. A.. 920 east Main street. j. o.
Vcrser. Ticket Ascent. Virginia street
station. or Richmond Transfer Company
| 903 east Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-08
rEoUB1G ~ rHG COUNTY.
A Case 10 be Tried Before squire LowasI
ser To Day.

ser To Day.
Squire ]. b. Lowasscr made his APP
pea~snca Yesterday afternoon 40 o'clock
IN the Henrico county courthouse for the
uur-n,ee Of trying the case az Robert
underwater. charged with being dlsoI-
dlrIv and curelne and abusing Mrs SlInr-
AT the same time Mr. Eugene Brilsc"a-
Tor. son of Mr. Robert BrideeWa-
ter was 90 answer tO the charge OF curse
Ing and abusing Mrs Gibson.
There was considerable delay. Mr.. laf-
w NJ smith Jr.. having been asked ar
the last moment 90 look after the inter-
ests of the accused. That gentleman was
entirely unfamiliar with the dctalls in
me two cases. and when the court was
fnaii, opcucd Mr. Smith asked Tor post-
pouement Of the trial so that ne HltNl
acquaut himself with the details OK the
THO Court stated that one posfponcmcnt
had already been bad. whcreupon MT.
Smith remarked that bis client had al-
ready been arrested one or two times.
Yes. and ne may Doe arrested three or
-four times more unless Dee l7 jpn. l'
peace" remarked The Court 'aul ne
could have been arrested yesterday from
what 7 have heard
prom tho remarks iust made 7 fear
that the Court ls preludiced in nus case.
remarked Mr. smith. and therefore
request that the case Doe disposed or JOY
some other magistrate.
Tbis the Court declined 20 agree 90.
! but when Mr. Smith suggested mat some
other magistrate sit in the case Win
Justice Lowasser. no further ohlecl ion
came forth. 10 was finally agreed that
the two cases should De tried at noon to-
dav no tho Henrico county court house
before Squire Lowasser and j. 10
Lewis.
The bail 81 the two accused was fixed
/ at $500 each. MT Robert Bridsewater fur-
I r,fehrJ tho necessary security for his son
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-08
VIRGINIA LEGISLATORS.
MORE SOMINATICSS6 MADE BoRT BE
SENATE AID mouse.
George W, Morris Named in AIbemarle and
Greene for the Senato-Dr. Wal
lace for the House.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA. Sept. r.
Specialize convention 10 nominate
Democratic candidate 10 represent tho
Thirteenth Senatorial District. composed
Of the counties Of STAFFORD. Louisa, Spot
sylvania and tho city Of Fredericksburg,
boz the state Senate met here to-day. Mr..
william Kean. OF Louisa. was chairman
and Mr.. a. T.. Rawlings, Of spotsylyania,
secretary.
Dr. g. VI. Wallace. OF Stafford. was tho
only name before the convention and he
was nominated by acclamation. Or. Wal
lace addressed the convention and accept
cd the nomination.
The Roanoke nominees and State plat
form were endorsed.
Hon j. Taylor Ellyson. state Chairman.
was present and made fine speech Sen
ators William a. Little. Jr.. and J. j..
Mason. also addressed tho delegates.
Mr Charles j. Henry. OF Stafford cOun-
IS. has announced himself "a candidate for
the legislature from the counties OF STAFF
ford and King George.
Sir. II. W Berry So also n candidate.
The nomination will be made next sat
MR.. MORRIS NAMED
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA Sept. -
spccial.-The Senatorial Convention 20
nominate "a candidate for the seventeenth
District convened 40 StanardsVilIo.
Greene county at 1 o'clock this after
The name % OIon. George W. Morris.
Of charlottesville. was placed before the
convention and Doe was nominated by Gee
ciamation. without dissenting voice.
The Chicago platform was endorsed
HIS SERVICE.
Mr.. Morris is "a Young gentleman Of rare
talent and is universally popular ana
doubtless win go to the senate without
the slightest opposition
Mr. Morris was born ln New hork City
December l3 la- .t,.
Hc attended tho University or NtElhld
In the session Of l.- =, graduated az
several academic schools and graduated
iu law with the degree OF bacheior OF
Law. in June. 1879. and bias since prac-
ucod in Charlottesville. Beginning ln the
Mr. Morris has been chairman of the
Democratic Committee nf tharloftesNlllc
for many years. and IS now ch.li man or
,tho Democratic Committee OF AioemaIle
senator Morris has been in active poll
tic. since hc was called to tho bar.
PULhSKIS CHOICE.
Pulaski va. Sept special fu-
laeN county Democrats hc'd at m'eUus
af the courthouse yesterday anH 7'Nl
eleven delegates 10 thc w ,ro,,,'
torlal Convention instructed IoI h. . (
J., Tate Of Pulaski county TIT lale
and Colonel Mag.l were me Only pfI-'.
voted for. Eleven uninstructed deieg' ies
were sent 10 the pulaski city Convention
which meets ON the Goth instant 10 name
members Of the House OF Delegates.
FARMVILLES PRIMARY.
FARAfNULE. VA Sept t-Speciail..,
The Democratic primary OF The Fafmyllea
precinct was held here tonight TO eject
-FOUR delegates Co the County convention
which IS 10 meet ON The Z-d oi this month.
The delegates were instructed i1 vote Tot
Hon A d WllkIne l0r nc IDE-t-uLuIo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-08
PROF. CARROLL Welded.
MISS CORALTN MONCURE BENso
DIor. or BROOKLTN. ms BRIDE.
They VIII sail on Saturday Next for Nspr-s
and Atheps-At the Latter cry tho
Groom VIII study Greek.

Mr.. Alexander Mitchell Carroll anf Mss
Carolyn Molcure Benedict were m1ffifn
on Monday last AZ l.islc. New YORK.
Mr. Carroll was for two years PROBES or
~ Greek in Richmond College. ana ms
home is in this city. where be has
large number Of friends, among whom
be is very popular
A EUROPEAN TOUR.
Ills bride * the daughter M Mr. y, ID.
Benedict a prominent lawyer of brook
Ign. y. ". and is young lady or hish
culture and many accompl shmcntf
After the wedding Mr. and Mrs. 'arroi
lot for tho Catskilis in Ncwl ork. where
they will spend a short time before siu-
ing on Saturday next on the North Ger
man-Lloyd steamship Ems Tor Naples
Italy.
TO STUDY GREEK.
From that city they viii proceed 10
Athens. where they will spend tho winter
and spring. returning GO Richmond some
time next year.
During their stay IN Athens Mr.. Carroll
will devote "a portion OF bis time 90 nc
further pursuit OF his studies bon The
Greek language and literature. hitting
himself more completely Tor his life
work as teacher.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-08
THECITY OF PETERSBURG
the PEdNUr CROP BADLY DAM
AGEDIY THREE COUNTIES.
a Cotton Factory Resumes-fine Outlook
for Iobacco-An Interesting Revival.
Taking Dispositions.

PETERSBURG. VA. Sept Special
7 learn from a prominent commission mef-
chant Of Petersburg. who mas JUST return
ed home from trip TO solnc 't ,ne n,ls j.
boring counties. that me peanut crop ii
SOUTHAMPTON. Sussex ana frrenc>Allf,
has been very much damaged by the se-
we're and protracted drought lie say F.
that the crop OF Spanish nuts mas ntcn 1ut
short fully Onc-half and the crop ot VIZ
giuia's three-fourths.
ond Baptist church. in tn.s city. viii leave
here on next Sunday night Tor knoNVille'
Tenn. whittier Doc goes 20 hoid seilf-
Of meetings in the Second Baptist church
Of that place
The factory Of the Matoaca Cotton Man
ufacturing Company. which BIAS been clos
cd since last June. has resumed opera
tions.
PROMISING OUTLOOK.
4 prominent t0bacc0nist of Petersburg
told me To-day that the outlook Tor
ZINE tobacco crop in The counties contigu
Gus 10 Petersburg was more promising
than ~ had been for tho past I'VE years.
Notwithstanding the proiracted drought.
An interesting revival lq in progress ft
Woods church Chesterfield county. which
is being conducted by the pastor assisted
by Rev Mr. Rice. There was ono CONVEX
sion last night
COL Jo Lane stern will inspect th,
white and col0rcd military companies oi
Petersburg tomorrow night. Hc VIII als0
inspect tho Napoleon guns ~ the old Pc
terqhurg Artillery. wh'ou Tor some Af"Ir
past have been kent in The artillery gun
house. on Tabb street These guns wore
being cleaned up to-day and got boo hrsi'
class order
Tho Bishop Payne Divinity and Indus
trial School will open tomorrow
Mr. Jos j. Pcrcivall has just returned
home from Brunswick county. nc "a
that tho farmers OF that county arc SUI
fcring very much for ram.
Mr German -. iNl. city Auliior' an,
Mr. g. J.. Eanes. Commissiontf on ,EtN
enue. were both taken sick to-day and had
Misses Ira and Stella Bass. Of Rich
mond. accompanied hy MISS N"I I,..'
| Briggs. who have been visiting Miss 'tl
So Watkins. OF DinwiddIe. have returned
to Richmond.
Mr r.. True Bass. OF Richmond. is Wis
rng Dis aunt Mrs. Dr. vs.. watkins.
! Diuwiddlc county.
RESIGNED.
Captain r.. " Morgan has rendered .i
| resignation as commanding oinccr oi lh
! Petersburg Gravs. which be- bias hllcd I'
| the past thirteen months liis reason Io
! rcsieninc is that he bias accepted q posi-
! rou outside ~ PETERSBURG. tn if und,r
stood that Do will go 20 Maruneou's' "
j. p Mulcaha who for sometime pas
! fqe been CARRYING 0u the grocery ana Do
| qu0r business at TOl wet Nafhilt ,"'
! street. made "a deed M gnmeni lo
| d4v to William 70. NckcnneF, tfufI'
! His liabilities are in fhc n'lEhhoIho'n '
/ s. 900. value of assets not EllrH.
/ DIR tRTTNDS ENAMINAIIoN.
/ Yesterday was tho time SET Tor lahIN
| tho denositi0ns of Dr. Peter Ar'unn. pI.r
| ident of the Richmond. fcitI .huI '-
! Southern Railroad Comu1ny. before l1ai n i
] f.f IL tho Office fN HH IIIlH..AN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-08
NORTH CAROLINA NEWS,
HORTICULTURsL DEPARTMENT
ron THE SFArE NORMAL SCHOOL.
Returns of ,he Tax Books and what They
STANDARDIZATION Of Property I'm tho Old
North state SNOW. an Increase.

RALEIGH ~ C.. Sept Especial
Tnrr, wore "a good MANY who lcn here
YESTERDAY for Salisbury. where Special
kf..frr r-a.re according 90 Judge simon
fort. ,rl.r d. f0 take testimony as fo tho
f.... 30 do North Carolina railroad 10
... DO ff.rl ,.a. .r. fraud in the trans
e.fIon
TE. .fofkhoilere Of tho Atlantic and
No,fh cIrufna railroad will hold their
annual nicotine on scnfcmhrr 2sd.
DuIIl . number of students for tho
University rasecd herp Yesterday and Too
,aV to- enter Tor Tho fan tcrm
NEW TEACHER
The Executive Board Of che Agricultural
and Mechanical COLLEGE yesterday aftcr-
noon lIrlfed Mr. d. l.. Wright OF Samp-
e.r commit, .seIefanf professor of math-
erraffl. I'D "a eaiar,. Of sGU. IIc succeeds
Yrnf u y rrfh reslgre1
A rorlI..,lf,.raf lon4rffnruf ie Co ho add-
"a 30 d. So. Norr,ai school at Green's
49, .rf .f.o d. d.fr, farm President
Chrrioe N,frrr ie lcro looking into tho
worlfrre az 1rfn ~ those departments
a. tl. .rl ~ COLLEGE
-r.n tl., nrIrfInr house ~ Edwards and
pr.rrhf0r v.nI nuf fn their establishment
fvnre.ffIrr machines when this is done
fherr u.|If be- r0 necessity f0 send work ont
81 the state fo If done for the state print
o. A. 10 De- fn. outside houses can DO
ttr work $50 much cheaper than 10 could
Be- done hero
rrr q a. D. Harris has succeeded in Cct-
ono r. ArrIrrffurnf VlUcfiu carried
,.r.,..r ttr -r,.If fr0. and JOB getting the
....rtIr. fa,.. eD changed that cattle
r Do. rov. .bfrrod from AVUkcebo.0.
whore ar Irenerfar win BE- stationed