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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-03

The direct line 20 Kansas City. II
Louis and Atlantic ncabonrd. u via
the Missouri Pacific Railway, from
Pueblo. Through sleeping and chair
cars. and all Connections made IN
Union depotn In the daytime. n you
are going East and care for a day.
light ride through the grnndcat seem
cry OF tho Rocky Mountains enroute
SEQ that your ticket reads via Mis-.
sou't Pacific Hallway, Elegant chair
cars positively free TO the holders OF
regular train tickets.
IA. ID. KoosEI. c. -.AP A.,
Salt Lake city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-03

September isth.i7th and 18th. til o
will BE- on sale Via the Lake Shor q
Michigan southern Railway 60 Boston
and return az one fare for the round
trip. Return limit September Goth.
u. T.. Humphrey. T. +. A.. Kansas city.
$40. w. ". Byron q. W, A., Chicago.
4. ]. smith. q. T.. A.. Cleveland.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-03

TO one knows fhe unbehrabia tor.
tue the peculiar and aronlrlng pain.
caused by pllos uuleHa lhcy have
suffered from them. Many believe Thorn
ncuruhle This ~ mistake. Prnnor
treatment win cure them. TAHLER'R
HuCkENE PILE OINTMENT N an
nlulllhlo cure. riloe 5Qcts, In bottles
tubes 20 cts.
z. c. A. l. Drug Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-03
OMAHA AM nrruHN ssS.
Ma f4rnusin W.sferu u.liWaN.

For night train " September 10Th.
and both morning and night trains ot
September nth, the Rio Urandr West.
orn Railway viii rrll round-trlp tickets
10 omaha for 5000 These trains car-
~ an classes of equipment of latest de-
algn ana convenience, Cool ana delight
ful ride through the Rockies. Magnin-
cont scenery.
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SoTIcE To CREDITORS.

Estate Of Mary Elizabeth II. Young
deceased.
Creditors will present claims with
vouchers 90 the undersigned al salt
Lake city. Utah, on or before the 9Th
day Of May. A. r.. 1899.
BRIGHAM YOUNG.
Administrator Of thr estate OF Mary
Elizabeth y. Young, deceased.
Date q firHt publication. July 9TH.
A. D.. 1875
Young and Moyle.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-03

For Utah Day at omaha. September
will MAKE rate ~ tahN0 round trip.
Trains leave \ am. and $40 pm,
Through sleeping cars, Free recllnlng
chair rars. nufot ears call Al ticket
ofiice. No. 100 W, Second South ODooly
block roruefl
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nurLprSo CONTRACTORS.

Bios wanted TO- . brick Are proof
building 40 Park City. Plans may be
H!en 40 the 0ilice u Fred A. Hale. ar
ehliect ne Commercial Block. salt
Lake Cliy.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF PARK
CITY.
SILVER KING MINING COMPANY,
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PAiNE's uArrLE az MANiLA.
NorlcE TO wEuER AND uTAn CouN
TIIA

For the grand patriotic exhibition
Tuesday, the RIO orlando Western rail-
way VIII operate excursions from TIM
ll', ulAn ana Weher counties at rx-
tromoly low rates Special train ,ylll
return after the show, Tuesday, sopt
9Th Don't forget the date
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-03

Disease - cured not ny magical IN.
carnations but by medical science
Hence q n that Ayers Raraaparlla
cures, and that II proven ~ cininontiy
successful n n n Hkiilfully. pre-
pared and strictly semitic blood.
puriner and tonic, the only one admit.
tod az the Wnrld'a Fair.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-03
NorIcI az RrDEMrrIoN
OF the 500 $1,000 nood. Of salt ta1.
Cit, Utah. OF IHHa.

Notice u hereby given by Salt Lake
city, Municipal Corporation. through
IT, treasurer, 90 the several owners
ana holders ~ the 900 ~ 900 bonds OF
tnld city, bearing date. september iai.
h'h. ana lHsuyd In pursuance OF "a
resolution ~ the Clty Caun-
gl OF said city, entitled
"a RESOLUTION Providing for the L.
sue ~ Bonds FOR Corporate Pur.
poses.' adopted July 10Th, isss. that
said Council on the i5ih day of August,
1875. BY a resolution duly adopted dld
declare said bonds aud each Of them
due ana payable at the ONCE OF the
city treasurer ~ said city. In said city.
ON September LIST. 1895. ana that aid
hond-holdrr and each ~ them are fur
ihrr notified that upon presentation Of
fhll bonds % said treasurer. az his
aald office, thoy VIII be- paid on said
nrst day N said September said
bonds VIII cease 10 bear interest from
the nfrt day NJ September. 1895
SALT LAKE CITY CORPORATION,
liy II. +. NORRIS, Its Treasurer
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Crown Point Mining Company.
Principal oiilce, room 2ii Atlas Block,
CITY VI SAN Lake, State OF Utah.
Location N Works and Mines In Uln-
tab Mining District. Park City.
summit County, Utah.


Notice ~ hcrohy given that at a meet
lng OF TIE directors OF said company,
hrld on Saturday, the eard day Of July.
a. D. 1875, that the assessment upon
nc capital stock of said company here
tbtore levied by the board OF directors
OF sald company. on october 3Oth A. ID.
lhli, was resc!nded and recalled;
Ana That on the 2ard day u July. A.
y ls9N an assessment OF ,rnts per
snare, to-wlt, yi5.o00.0O. upon the whole
,Aplial stock Of the corporation was
levied, payable on the i2th day N Sep
temher A. u. 1895. 10 $. T.. Pafmly,
treasurer az the banking office OF W.
81 Mccornlck q Co, city Of SAT- Lake.
state Of Utah.
Any stock upon which this Assessment
may remain unpaid ON the 18Th day OF
September, A. D. 1891. viii be delinquent
ana advertised Tor sale az public auc-
ton' ana unless payment u made be-
fore, VIII be sold on the isth day u
oeioberA. d, 1895. 10 pay the delinquent
assessment, together with costs Of ad-
Nsrthlng and expense OF sale
u, V. DUNCAN, Secretary.
Utah. '''
Dated July card. 1888
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where the digestion h good. and the
general powers Of tho system In "A
healthy state, worms can Ind no hab.
ithtion 10 the human body. WHITES
CREAM NEltMiFuGE not only dc.
ntfoyu every worm, but correctH all dc,
Price 20 cts.
z e, NJ. l. drug Dept.
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i Dainty SUMMER MEAL

Can be enjoyed from our fne Spring
Lamb, Itoasting Chickens or Prlrns
Rib Or hump Roasts Of Reef. All the
dcilcnciea OF the season In Spring
Poultry, Veal, fiats OF Beef that make
m appcuzing and satisfying menl on
hot day, can always be secured
from our prime stock.
Choice Boiled Ham for Summer
launches.
PALACE MEAT MARKET.
2e5 30. Main. J. AZ. MARRIOTT.
Tel lsa. Prop
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WIII'' " NTlW !" T HNITI0 IK7IT"IH NWHI'
panyi
salt Lake city. Utah. Aug. 20. isns.
fiidH will BE- received for the laying
Of afvcniy-nvc miles ~ railroad tract,
from Milford south 20 the state line.
BIDS Will BE- received at the ufiice oi
this company until September 9Th, 1888
The right % reject any ana an bids
Dr. hereby reserved hy the company
The time Cor closing the above bids
has been extended 10 september 18th,
tkps
UTAH 4 PACIFIC RAILROAD COM.
4. w. MOLINE. pr-nldcnt.
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nALLARp's SNOW IININENT
gives instant relief IN eases Of BLEED
lng IIrns, hrul>'a, scalds, Cuts. ete
Price % and DO cta
n c. A. l. Drug Dept.
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NorIon or A.srs,MlNr.
The Holiday Coal Company. a c,
poTatlon.
Principal Place OF Business. Salt Lal
CITY.

Ihe Holladay coal Company. a Cor
poratlon,
Principal Place OF business. Salt Lake
city.
Notice II hereby given that at a
meeting OF the Board of Directors. held
on Wednesday. July Goth. 1855, an ass
seaSment OF one-hnlf ~ one cent Der
share was levied upon the capital stock
81 the corporation. payable on the 10Th
day " August, 1893, 10 ihs Treasurer Of
the company, al the ufllce Of the com.
pnny, No. South. Fast Temple street
Salt Lake city. Utah,
Any stock upon which this ASSESS
mcnt may remain unpaid on August
10Th. iS9S will be Delinquent on septem-
her 3rd 1898. and Advertised for sale at
public auction. and unless payment IL
made before will he sold on the 9Th
day Of september, 1888 at the hour 0f
~ o'clock noon. % pay the delinquent
assessment. together with costs OF adj
ycrtinlng ana expense OF sale,
by order OF the Board Of Directors,
n, 3. CAMPBELL.
Secretary
Dated Salt Lake CITY. Utah, July
sGth. isfS
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Bonneville Mining Company.
Location OF Mine, Lakeside Mining
District. Tootle Co, Utah.
General once. No. u North Main
Street. salt' Lake city.

A. meeting OF the Board q Dlrcc-
tors held AuEuft 26th. 1895, assessment
No. 2, ~ onc-haif cent per share was
levied on the capital stock ~ said cor-
p1railon, payable on or before october
iHt. 1875
Any stock upon which this assess
ment may remain unpaid on October
tHi. 1855 VIII BE- delinquent
and advertised Tor sale az
puhlli auction. and unless payment II
made before, win be- sold 40 n North
Main street. Salt Lake city. Utah. on
the 18th day % october. isgS, az the
hour " y O'Clock noon, 10 pay the Dc.
llnqusnt assessment, together with
COSTS ~ advertising ana expense Of
sale.
ny order ~ the Board ~ Directors.
JOHN WELLS, Secretary
Salt Lake city. September ist, 1855
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Kitchen, deceased.
Notice IL hereby given by the under
signed james y. Emett. executor u the
estate Of John a. Kitchen. deceased. TO
the creditors Of and all p'fsons having
claims against said deceased, 20 ok
hlblt thcm, with the necessary vouchers.
within ten months after ihs first publ
cation NJ this notice. 10 sail executor.
AZ his Office In kannb. the same being
the place for the transaction Of the
business Of said estate. In the county OF
Kane. state Of Utah.
Dated az Kanab this sth day Of Aug
ust, A. ID. 1855
JAMES s. EMETT.
Executor.
JOHN T. BARNES.
Attorney for Executor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-03

Bioomer Giris Va Eiks Baseball Team
Sunday. Sept. i.h. Game called a.
Z "a m
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-03

NOTICE. The petition q EllzaDe, ~
Hunter praying for the issuau' "a.
William T.. Hunter VI leiteIH :" aasr
minisiration In the estate ~ e eisr'
Ing on SATURDAY,. Inc gsth diy. of Au-
gust. a. u. iS9s. al $3.50 O'Clock q. m,
nj the County Court House, ~ tne
Court Room Of said Court. 10 SAT- i'i~e
city. Salt Lake County utnh. ,..
Witness the Clerk VI said C.eft WIN
the seal thereof AIMED this ls'h Jay
OF August, a. -. 1873 -.
DAVID G. DrNliAlt. SlerN'
by ALBERT sPENChle
Gleason 8 Kinney 4 Alex McMAster'
Attorneys FOR Pcuilonrr
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rnopArr AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.
Consult County CLERK Or the h'-peo''''
slgnors for Further Information


In the District Court, lrohats ~
sion In and Tor say isaN
County. state Oi Juan
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SALT LAKE BUSINESS COfLE0r.
20 West second south street.


Fan term opens September 9Th.
Write Tor full Information.
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In the District Court II the sixth Jul
dlciai District. state II Utah.
County % Kane.
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In the Matter Of the Estate o. John @.
Kitchen. deceased.
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In the matter Of the efiaie OF Au'i"
Hunter. Deceased
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1898-04-28
Uss "Pearl White" -four, there is

Uso "Pearl White" -four, there is
no better. .
John Poppen was arrested at his
place and taken to Adrian last Friday,
charged with stealing wheat from
VIM. Garvey, Of Grand Prairie Mr..
Garvey traced the theft to the Beeson
farm in Summit Lake, which Poppen
occupied, and also ascertained that
the accused sold the wheat at Rush
more, last Wednesday,. An examin-
alton was held at Adrian Monday
and he was bound over to the grand
Jury. Bonds were secured:
Preparations are being made for a
ndtemperance Rally in g. A. R.
hall, Thursday evening, May Bird und
or the auspices OF the Anti Saloon
League. There will be music by the
wholesale; some selections by the
aChinook Mandolin Club; some
singing BY male quartette; some
solos and short address by Rev. Mr.
Hickman Of Lakefeld; and other
parts, if there is time for them. a
grand good time and everyb body IN.
yited.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1898-04-28
Use "Pearl White" -four, there is

Use "Pearl White" flour. there is
no better. ..s.~. e..
J. N. Lyle, of Washington, Iowa,
a resident of this county in 1873 ar
rived Tuesday to look after his farm
ing interests here which he still re-
tains. He has not visited this place
since eleven years ago, and was very
much surprised and gratified to see
the numerous and valuable improve
ments that have been made during
that time. He is engaged in the
drug bus mess in Iowa and has en-
joyed fare share of success and
prosperity. T. 5"
The village council met in regular
session last Friday night. All mem
bers present except Mr.. Aagaard.
Bills were allowed. The petition
for having a day policeman was laid
over. a petition for opening the
north end Of 1lth street was present
ed, and laid on the table until next
meeting. a. =. Johnson and +. Ho-
vey, on behalf Of the volunteer COM
pany asked that the light service in
|.G. "A. r. hall be donated the company,
The request was granted.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1898-04-28
A BARGAIN.
Everything at Rock Bottom Prices.

Use "Pearl White" -four, there is
no better.
It is reported that the Hotel Or
leans and Arnolds Park will not
be open as summer resort this year
on account of the trouble that arises
over the liquor question every year.
Never before have we been able to
show as large and complete a stock
of dry lumber as at the present time.
Look us up and get prices on lists
of your wants. J. W. Tuthill Lumber
Co. IS.
A petition to the railroad company
praying that no hay barns be per-
mitted within the immediate vicinity
of the new depot, was circulated Tu-
esday. 1t is hoped they will enter
tain the petition.
We are in better position to give
you satisfactory prices, and good
grades of lumber than ever before.
Having a large and dry stock of
white pine lumber. Call on us and
examine it. 364 JAS. S. RAMAeE.
Miss Lura Moberly, who graduated
from the Mankato Normal school one
year ago, and has been teaching dur
ling the past year at Minneota. has
been engaged to teach the second
intermediate department at Adrian
for the next year.
The young boys, ranging in age
from to IA years old, are enjoying
the war excitement, by about hun
dred of them forming procession,
headed by one of their number with
a sword, beating drums, tin pans
blowing horns. and marching
through the streets, in the evening
A surprise party was given Miss
Bessie Forbes, by number Of he1
friends last Thursday evening. They
came prepared with music, games
fruit and all kinds of goodies.
grand time was had, and all went
away with light heart at a late
hour, hoping to enjoy many such oc
casions.
The first number of Adrian Daily
Democrat was rect ived Tuesday. II
is newsy sheet and would be {
credit to many weeklies if they were
it's equal. We hope the enterprisine
people of Adrian will extend thei1
combined support, in supporting the
paper that it's existence may be pro
longed indefinitely.
R. w. Moberly closed his two
} years service as teacher in district
No. Is, Indian Lake township, las
Friday. A program consisting O
literary exercises, recitations and
music was carried out, ending in the
presentation to him by the pupils O
a fine gold pen and initial pin as {
token of their esteem.
In private letter, John R. Mober
ly, of Clear Greek, Texas, writes tina
, their strawberry crop has been
bountiful one this spring and tn
q prices have been good. The st
Louis Co that originated and promo
ted the grert melon industry a
Rocky Ford, CAL, has selected tina
locality for their early melons ant
: have contracted to take all they rails
: at a good price. They have copy
i righted the name which will b
known as the "Alamo Melted Gem.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1898-04-28

Use ''Fearl White" -four, there is
no better.
It will take over seven car loads of
pipe to lay the sewerage contemp-
lated by the village this year.
A fresh and complete stock of Sew
er and Culyert pipe, ALL sizes.
1854 JAS. S. RAMAGE.
Albert Fanskee went to Round
Lake one day last week and contemp-
lates to start a barber shop there.
Eggs will be taken in exchange
for meat at my market.
80 w. P. Jenkins.
For wind mill tower stock dressed
on four sides-call on the
JOHN w. TurHlLL LUMBER Co.
We neglected last week to record the
birth of a girl to Mr.. and Mrs. A. v.
Dahl, Wednesday April ID, 1893
For Sale Cheap for cash, second
hand bicycle in fine condition.
LEONE MCKEEvER.
Mrs. j. F. Boardman will leave in
short time for Chicago where she
will remain until some time this fall.
Bring us your lumber bills for est
'""+"- We can please you.
JAS. S. RAMAGE
Less than one cent per day buys
the best daily in the Northwest, the
St. Paul Dispatch. Free samples. 1874
Felt Deer hair, Red flannel face and
common sweet pad at reasonable
price for first class article, at
IS H Humiston.
Great Bargains in Misses and Wo-
mems shoes, small sizes all all thrown
in at SO cents, at Lambertons Shoe
Sale.
Chas. Woodruff, of Ocheyedan, is
building barn on his farm recently
purchased on section l3, Summit
Lake.
Miss Bessie Paine is sick with
pneumonia. The fever is broken and
it is expected she will begin to i'm.
prove.
Rev. Bailey went to Okabena las,
! Friday and assisted in the organiza.
ton of Presbyterian church at that
place.
The XIX Century Club will meet
with Mrs. &. f. Curran, Saturday
afternoon, April 30. Topic-"Child
Study.
Finest illustrations made are found
in the St. Paul Daily Dispatch
Twenty five cents per month. Ere.
samples. 35-E
The young lady who bought tn
combination missmatched Tan Ok
ford, at Lambertons, will please re
turn them.
John Boberg is fixing dark room
for developing his kodak pictures
He will probably become adept a
the business.
A mass meeting will be held her
this afternoon, for perfecting the vol
unteer Co., which now numbers nea,
ly fifty members.
A child was born to Mr.. and MI
Robert Larson Saturday morning
t living but few hours. and was bur
, ed the same day.
Always figure with us when i
: need of anything in our line. 1t wi
: pay you. w..
JOHN w. TUrH1LL LUMBER Co.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1898-04-28
WYNN
. LOCAL NEWS. Z
~ANNAA~N\NNNN~~

R. Predeaux spent Sunday at Adrl-
an.
Social at G.. A. R. Hall tomorrow
night.
Use "Pearl White" flour, there is
no better.
Palm Bros. handle screen windows
and doors. 50
Work on the 10th street sewer has
commenced.
Try the ADVANCE on job work OF
any character.
Saxon & Anderson are preparing
to enlarge their shop.
Get your screen doors and window
screens at Palm Bros. 50
Strictly up to date Millinery at
Mrs. w. j. O'Connor's. 35
Station Agent Morrison made
trip into Lyon Co., last week.
The apron sale and social last Fri
day night was we'll attended.
Tn >'''
ADvA, l,r s-~.o>>.
ENTERTAINMENT at Masonic hall Sat-
urday night. Be sure and go.
Mems $500, $50 and 400 shoes at
Lambertons Shoe Sale for 1893.
The will council hold a special meet
ing on Friday evening of this week.
j. Wagner of Ellsworth has been
granted pension of $500 per month.
Complete and Elegant is the
Millinery at Mrs. WI .O'Connor's. IS
Mrs. Heavy of Fremont Neb.is Wis
ting her parents, Gilbert Anderson.
l have the only registered Jersey
Bull in town. F. F. Runyon. 3d.
Dressed and matched tank plank
Bone dry. John w. Tuthill Lumber
Co.
Worthington firemen have decided
not to enter the Tournament this
year.
Call on Jas. S. Ramage for the Gel
ebrated EllWoOd Hog and stock
fence 80 4
Miss Lulu Crawford of Hawarden,
is guest of relatives, the family OF
J. H. BLY,.
| Market reports complete in the
Daily St. Paul Dispatch-25 cents
nor month. 35-4
Ladies Street hat, Children's
head wear to be found at Mrs. W. .
O'Connor's. IS
H. Blume left Monday for Chicago
where he was called by the sickness
of an uncle.
Marriage license we're issued Monda,
by Clerk Stevens, to Jake Hoffer ant
> Rosa Kessler.
! John Katus, of Spafford, was il
town Monday and made this office.
pleasant call.
Work commenced on the Hubbard
} & Palmer elevator, Tuesday prepare
= tory to moving.
Don't forget the entertainer
Saturday night for the benent of tn
cemetery fund.
B. Bilston, of Indian lake, is buil(
ing a new house which is an indica
I ion Of prosperity.
, It is reported that E. l.. Swar'
Z contemplates moving to Fairmont
some future date.
- You can buy small sizes in womel
shoes for SO cents, worth &3.Oo
y Lambertons Shoe Sale.
For plain, embroidered and fame
durable lap robes and busters, g
them at H. S. Humiston.
D. w. Chute, Emil Luke and s. J
, Harding, are improving their villas
} property with new fences. 81
Eevry Shoe bought at La ple
toos Shoe Sale is strictly all sol
= aud every pair guaranteed.
g W. M. Evans made trip TO- q. l To-
g last week returning Monday mig
g accompanied BY Mrs. Evans.
The Jersey City news., 1898-03-29
CITIZENS ORGA slzING.
GreenviIle Residents Think They
Are Reing Sts"hIcd.

At last the movement to organize a
citizens association in the Greenville sec
ton has taken definite shape. Unless
something very unexpected turns up the
association will be formed next Tuesday
evening, when an important meeting will
be held in Columbia Hall, Ocean and Ca
tor avenues. The citizens who are behind
the project have taken the initial steps
in the movement, and have prepared sew
eral hundred copies of the following cir
cular, which have been sent to the prop-
erty owners throughout the entire Green
vile section. The circular is as follows:4-
Dear Sir-You are urgently request
ed to attend a meeting to be held in
Columbia Hall for the purpose of Or
ganizng Citizens improvement AS,
sociation, Tuesday evening, March 29.
at eight o'clock. The Greenvile sec
tion has by no means received the inn
proVements to which it is entitled.
The only way to secure them is by agi-
tation There ale many local wrongs
which need att ntion and which can
be remedied only by the united efforts
on the part of the citizens. We trust Y
lend your moral as we'll as your active
support to the movement.
THE COMMITTEE.
from many property owners that they
will support the movement by joining the
association. The movement is an attempt
to resuscitate the Old association. which
for many years was in existence in that
section and those behind it are confident
that it will be successful and strong
organization built up.