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The Forrest City times., 1898-04-01
ADDITIONAL LOCAL,

Easter Egg Dve-S co'ors for ) cents
-makes 100 shaGes-at the Newsstand
For the best new-greumd Pow on
the market, 80 to Russell. Graham X
Co.
Don't fail TO SIZE the Easter Cards.
booklets and Novelties at the News
stand.
l.. III. Belser went to Hot Springs this
morning for his health. lie has been
quite unwell for IL month.
\ bran new Refrigesa.or-onyb been
used three montis-cost s20. will he
Sold for sl5 spot cash. Enquire al
FINES office.
Our superb line of Easter Cards ami
Snveltles-the largest and musi unique
stock over brought Ia the city. will. be-
brened Monday, ut the Newsstand.
Since the opening of the new court
house. tn. Snu;lisidr il strictly in it.
and the good people nf that territory
VIII be allowed To vote next Tuesday.
{. w. Clark, contractor Of the new
court hoasp. having turned over the
building Lo the authorities. himself and
wife left for their home in Malvern
Wednesday.
The Epworth leagne is in Il flourish
ing conditions and had AN Interesting
meeting Tuesday night Hereafter
until further nntice. tie meetings will
he held on Sunday afternoons. All
are cordially invited. and every Lacquer
Will help 10 entertain YOU.
Mrs. Mamie CThayer) Johnson. Of
Hot Springs. arrived in the city .Satur-
day afternoon. on visit To relatives
aud lots of friends. and to be with her
mama. Mrs. rhayer. during the re-
mainder Of her visit. They are the
guests OF Capt. and Mrs. G. j.. Knight.
After the exercises at the courthouse
Wednesday night. a large number of
The young people repaired To- tile old
lizard House and INDUCED ia tripping
the light fantastic for an hour. The
occasion was greatly enjoyed by those
present.
The jury in the Brown Eakes case
found him guilty OF voluntary alan-
slaughter, and fixed his punishment at
live years ia the penitentiary. Ii is
stated that Brown says he did not get
Justice. We have heard "a score or
mere of good citizens say the same
thing. The question is, what would
be justice TO him.
The advertisement Of san old tlelapi-
dated buggy and mean Texas pony
is being copied from The TINES aud
commented upon quite generally in
other states. DeWIlt Davis received
letter recently from way down in
Texas. enclosing him a clipping OF his
ad. which had appeared in local
paper Here is a little practical proof
st he efficacy of few lines in the
"Old Reliable
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wishes to the host and hostess and
Mother Goose" and Miss Knight, the
children" became men and women
again and wended their way home
ward, unanimous in their verdict that
there was more solid enjoyment in the
Mother Goose party" than in IA trip 10
the circus.
The following is a list Of the "boys
and girls" Masters Z. Taylor. y.
Davis, t. Folbre, J. II. Collier. Walter
TAYLOR, viii Pearson, Linn Turley. W.
j. Robinson, Ed Johnson, Joe Sanders,
Harry knight, John Brady, W. l..
parham, Paris German. Dick Winfield
Max Durborow, Il. w. Benson. Misses
Minnie Rollwage, Norma Rollwa2e,
Lucy Williams, Alya Taylor. Mamie
Webb, Willie Mcdaniel, Tommie
Davis, Eula Williams. Lucille Dye,
Fanny Winfield, Mamie Winfield
Mary Lee Rhodes, Mary Shade, Lula
Parham, Rosa Lanier, Myra Knight.
And last, but not least. in the corner
sat Mesdames Thayer. Knight, Will
liams and Messrs. {. l.. Knight and
Ed Landvoigt.
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Notice.

Notice is hereby given that in &C.
cordance with the action of the County
Central committee of the People's
party for st. Francis county. Ark
township mass meeting of the members
OF SAID party are called to be held in
the several townships of the county at
o clock, on Saturday, April IS, 1898.
10 elect two delegates from each of
SAID townships TO meet in County con-
Ventlon at the Court house. i'm the
Town of Forrest City. at 2 o'clock. ON
saturday. April 23l, 1898. for the mr.
pose ct elscting County committee
Tor lie ensuing two years and of de.
ciolng whether or not we shall mt =
county ticket in the field, and of trans
acting such other business "a may
properly come before it.
NIB. FIzER, Chairman.
JOHN SIrP, Secretary.
March %, 1893.
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rheumatism Cured.

Ny wife has used Chamberlan's Pain
Balm Tor rheumatism with great relief,
and l can recommend it as a splendid lini-
ment for rheumatism and other household
use for which we have found it valuable.
w. }. Cuyler, Red Greek, n Y.
Mr.. Cuyler is one OF the leading mcr.
chants OF this village and one of the most
prominent men in this vicinty,-W. &.
Phippin. editor Red Creek Herald. For
sale by all druggists.
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bar Of names to be placed upon the tic
ket to bc used at the primary election
on the 9Th day OF May, and. in connec-
tion with the chairman OF the commit
tea, to make terms with the printer.
and prorate the printing bill. with
other necessary expenses. between thu
candidates. and render a bill To each
candidate for same.
No more business being before the
Committee, motion carried To adj
journ sine die, subject to the call OF the
chairman.
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Nothing could be fairer, more philsn.
thropie. or carry more joy to the sfil
than the offer of t. a. Slocum, NJ. C., Of
ls3 Pearl street, New York City.
Confident that he has discovered an alb
solute cure for consumption and all pull.
monary complaints, and to make its great
merits known. he will send. free, three
bottles nf medicine to any reader of The
FORREST CITY TINES vino is suffering
from chest, bronchial. throat and lung
troubles or consumption.
Already this new scientific course Of
medicine has permanently cured thou
sands OF apparently hopeless cases.
The Doctor considers it his religious
dut.-a duty which he owes to human.
ity-fo donate his infallible cure.
offered freely. is enough to commend u.
and more so is the perfect confidence OF
the great chemist making the proposition
He has proved the dreaded consumption
10 he durable disease beyond any doubt
There will he no mistake in sending
the mistake will be in overlooking The
generous invitation. lie has on file ~
his American and European Laboratories
testimonials OF experience from tho's
cured. IN all parts of the world.
Don't delay until it is too late. Al
dress i. A. Slocum. VI. C. 9S Pine street,
New York, and when writing the Doctor
please give express and postoflice address
aud mention reading this article in HE
TINES.
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Proceedings OF Executive Committee,
Rooms ~ Dem. Tx. Committee
Forrest City. March 81. 1917. ,

Forrest City. March 81. 1879
Persuant 70 adjournment ,he Conn
mittee was illed 10 rider by Chairman
John Calling, the following members
and their proxies being present:
Madison Township - JOHN t;atling
nd NJ. n. Gaines.s
johnson Township. p Anderson
roxy for w X. Fletcher.
Telico Township-W (. Fogg proxy
or Geo NJ. Rowland
L'Anguill Towns lip-l.oo iiaynic.
roxy for 9. II Hill.
Goodwin Township = iuo II Dial.
Griggs Township-N il. keidrick.
Blacktish Town hi , - Alfred .Asi,-
worth pruxy for sam Asliwnrtl.
Franks township. l.. Scott.
Wheatley Township-r. &. Folbre.
roxy for J. II. West.
Prairie Township-C. NJ. Wilkinson
The minutes %. list meeting were
read and adopte !. with the exception
of portion of section s of said minute,
which were amended To read rs follows
'Rcsolved further. hat all psrsons
who endorse the Chic lgo plat form auG
who believe in Demo'lTtic principles.
and have heretofore affiliated with the
Democratic party and voted for it,
nominees. are declared 10 be qualiieo
electors at said primary election. aac
are most cordially invited To take par.
therein
On motion OF Mr.. kendrick. the fol
lowing dates and places for public
speaking was adoptc |, viz:
Blackiish township. Nj. >. Monday,
April 1, at Cowan>: lilackiiSh No |.
Tuesday. April ). at Rawlinsou; GriggS
township at Widener, Thus Sday. April
+; Johnson township. at lattimcr' :
Schoolhousc. Satur lay. April q: Telico
township, at Colt. Monday. April !;
L'Anguille township at Bible Union.
Wednesday. April Ii; Prairie township
at Palestine, saturday. April l6 Good
win township, ut Goodwin, Monday.
April ISM heatlcy township. at Wheat
ley, Tuesday. April -. Franks town
ship. ut Bonair. Thursday. April 81;
Madison township. If Forrest City,
Saturday, April -, and at Madison.
Monday: April -.
The following gentlemen We're selcc-
ted 10 preside as Judges ul the primary
election. 10 he hel NJ the voting pre-
cinclS Opposite their names, viz:
Madison Township-fOrrcst City-E
I Gray, Jno NJ Nichols and q " Pear
son. MadisOn-F NJ CLANCY, Robert
Berry and Walter German.
Johnson rowuship-thaS BALES. J
+ AcDuugal and Il Webb.
Telico Iownship-t Il Wolf, u 5
Hill and Henry Witldrop.
L'Anguile Township II Odom. J
j Hill and X A lliyGic
Goodwin IowHship-W j Jordan.
Dick stockard and NJ A Atkinson.
Gr.ggs Township II Iinkston. T
4 Clark AMI 5tccn Gill.
Blackilh Township. No. 1t has An
pei. Willard liartSili and Jesse Rawli-
son Blacklist, No. 2-tirant May bane.
Jas Moore and ID Stokes
Franks Township Il Hodges. W
NJ Hin and Joe Rodgers.
Nheatley TownShip-.ieff Nicely. T
Eramei and JnO Hail.
Prairie township l. Speer. " VI
Partridge and GrsItz Jones.
Egypt >chOolhosse &c c Sartin. J III
Suits and " ; Nugcn.
The latter precinct i AZ present be-
ing established through process OF law
governing its establishment
On motion IF Mr.. Fugg. the Secrcta-
~ was required TO ascertain the mum
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lie best Salve in the world for Cuts.
nf"'Ses' Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rheun.
tever Sores. letter. Chspped Hands
Ch'ioiaihs' Corns, and al Skin Erup-
lions. and positively cures Piles. or no
pay required. 1t is guaranteed To
give perfect satisfaction. on money
refunded. Price % cents lar nox. For
Saie oy John IL. Upton, dregrists.
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Impure Blood in Spring.

This is the almost universal experience
Diminished PRECIPITATION during winter.
rich foods and close confinement indoors
are some OF the causes. \ good Spring
medicine. like Hoods Sarsapariila, is alb
soluiely necessary to purify the blood and
put the system in healthy condition at
this season.
Hoods Pills are the test family cathartic
and liver tonic. Gentle. reliable, sure.
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Thus read quaint little missive
which was distributed through the
postoiilce to a number OF the young
folks, who knowing the proverbial hos
pitaliiy of the House of Knight"
were not slow nor late to accept the
invitation to the Mother Goose
Party" All guests were dressed in
childish costumes.
The spacious parloIs and waiting
rooms were decorated in manner CAL
cnlated TO make one forget his age.
Elegant pictures and bric-a- brio
adorned the walls and catchalls, and
ivy chung lovingly and naturally to the
walls and windows.
Mrs. ). K. Johnson. of Hot Springs.
representing Mother Goose in cos
tune, received the guests with "A vel
come which endeared her 20 the old
aud young. Every kind of boy and
girl WAS represented, and the charac-
tiers enacted to life, all but realizing
bdA biilst nht fOitu Ddch IN It's utkht
And made them children just for the night.
All sorts of games and toys, from
baby rattles to building bl0cks-were
scattered over the floors and tables
Chairs were discarded Mirth and joy
reigned supreme; formality was thrown
TO the winds and all were kids" again.
Each guest was requested to bring
an early photo of him or herself. and
guesses were made as to who they were.
Dick Winfield secured mug FOR guess
ing the greatest number, and Miss
Willie Mcdaniel received an elegant
doll" for the BOBBY. To use the ex-
preston of a statesman. the photos
were "Jim Dandies," and il guessing
made a lawyer Dick would take front
rank.
THEN followed questions and answers
from Mother Goose's Melodies. In
this contest Miss Tommie Davis re-
ceived box of candy, and Miss Alice
Rollwage book of Mother Goose
Rhymes.
Animal cakes were handed around
To the children" on artis tically
stamped tin plates. which the guest
retained as souvenirs. Then followed
a luncheon lit to set before kior.r
After luncheon, the clock in lhe new
Curt house warned them of the pass.
ing hours, and amid a shower Of good
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Come to Our Party.
re you have to lend

ii the time you have to lend
The evening with US we'd have you spend.
For in March. 81. the Goth day.
We are going TO have "A little child's play
Although we call ii u childish game
You will require a thinking cap. all the same
OF course 1t will he pleasure for you TO show
You have not forgotten all you use to know
OF II far famed Dame whose rhymes you sung.
Until the walls of the house fairly rung.
10 prove to all you have not forgotten her
quite.
Try to carry OF the prize that night.
please dress as a child
MR.. & MRS. c. T.. KNIGHT,
Al Home.
March %. 1895
Mrs. :. F.. Johnson
Miss Knight.
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THE DREADED CONSUMPTION

T. A. Siocun1. M C., the Crea,
Chemist and Scientist. VIII Send
Free. to the Afflicted. Three
Bottles OF HIS Newly DIS
covered Remedies TO
Cure CONSUMPTION
and all Lung
Troubles,
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HOUNDS AND HARES.
Coursing at Agricultural Park To-
Morrow

Coursing will be inaugurated at Ag-
ricultural Park tomorrow for the win
ter season, and devotees of the sport
anticipate an excellent meeting. The
dogs have been drawn TO run III the
following order:
G. E. Ehman's Charming May against
Mcdonald & Murphys Duke of We'll
lington
Rosedale Kennels Little Am against
Heenan &. Walshs Kerry Slide
E. FarrelPs Mail Carrier against G.
E. Ehman's Fireman.
O'Neil & Hanrahan's Promise Me
against J. O'Connelps Bryan.
Z. w. Sheehans Eva S. against Hee-
nan & Walsh,s Elco.
Atkins & O'Brien's Teddy Hale
against P w. Sheehans Crafty.
George Frye's Bright Star against
Heenan & Walsh's Only Me.
= O'Neil & Hanrahan's Mercury against
J. HIPS Guess.
E L. A. Kennels Alta against McDon-
aid q Murphys Cricket
IL. A. Kennels Lewie L. against Lynch
& Healy's Skylight.
j. McGuire's Pride of Arizona against
William Coffeys Sailor.
Rosedale Kennels Signal against j.
Hills Lady Sutter.
w. p. Clark's Constable against G. E.
Ehmans Said Pasha
G. Gallagher will act as judge. j. f..
Heenan as slipper, and c. Savminy will
be slip steward.
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SUFFER- CLUB MUSICALE.
A Delightful Evening Enjoyed by
the Guests.

The musicale given by the Sutter
Club last night was a decided success
and was much enjoyed by those pres
ent. The rooms were tastefully dec
GRATED and the music was enhancing.
The ladies were out in forca and testi-
fed to their pleasure and the perform
ers received liberal need of applause.
Following was the program: Duet,
harp and violin, Misses Johnson; vocal
solo, selected, Mrs. J. A. Moynihan;
cello solo, Frank A. Griffin, accompa-
MED by Miss Griffin; vocal solo, select
ed, Mrs. Walter Longbottom; vocal
solo, selected, J.. A. Owens; Mrs c. A.
Neale, accompanist; William e. Low
dal, musical director.
After the program was concluded, re-
freshments were partaken of and the
company separated after spending a
very pleasant evening.
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Y. w. C. A.
How the Young Women Spent
Thanksgiving Evening.

The Young. Women's Christian Asso-
citation sent out invitations 10 over
fifty young women away from home to
spend Thanksgiving evening at their
rooms Those present en1oyed the
games, refreshments and program pro-
yided for their entertainment The
following numbers were rendered:
Invocation, Rev. A. B. Banks; read
ing, Miss Hoskinson; piano solo, Will
lam Adams; address, DIR. Banks vocal
solo, Miss Ruth Hoskinsoa; reading.
Mr.. Calvin.
Next Thursday evening at 7:30 o'clock
the Bible class, conducted by Rev. e.
Sherman, will have their first lesson
This class is open to all members of
the association The class IN dress
making will meet for organization next
Monday evening.
During the Teachers Institute the
daily lunches were well patronized.
The gospel meeting as usual az p. nl
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POETRY TEACHING RELIGION.
Rev. j. b. Si1cox's Address on Sum
day Evening.

The great poets have been men of
faith. This is specially true Of the
masters Of song in our American liter
ature That quintet of poets. Long
fellow, Lowell, Emerson, Holmes, Whit
tier, were all loyal TO the great and
eternal faiths Of religion.
Whittier as a Teacher of Religion
Is the theme chosen by Mr.. Silcox for
his address at the Congregational
Church Tomorrow evening. Il will
doubtless attract thoughtful and at
tentive audience
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BEWARE. BEwAREt BEWARE!

BEWARE. BEWAREt BEWARE!
Look. listen and remember that there
are others who try to deceive the people
besides peddlers. As we are a new firm
in your city and owing to advertise
ments which have been run in this paper
by certain local dealer (the object
OF which was to ruin our good names
and reputation), we deem 1t our duty
to say a word to the public in just de-
Tense of ourselves. Having come here
for purely advertising purposes, cer-
tainly we would handle none but first
class goods, but as local dealers have
taken 1t upon themselves to place an
inferior instrument upon the market,
we are forced to handle the same thing
in order to do justice. to our patrons
difference between the two grades. Our
Grade B tsame as handled by local
dealers) we are not advertising. We are
selling 1t for $6, on payments of 81 down
and 70 cents per week. Lessons and
tuning and repairing free, as this is the
regular price of this grade the world
over. Our Grade A we are allowed only
limited number for the city and ad-
vertise this number for 1915 on same
payments, or $S.25 cash, including two
lessons weekly for one year, also one
years tuning and repairing free of
charge The regular price of this grade
is .$l2. We kindly invite you to call
ana see us before purchasing, and prove
msnts Best Of references given.
FANY, Room 5, Breuner Building, Sixth
and K. Advertising agents for f. Mem
zenhauer, inventor and manufacturer.
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TIME EXTENDED.
Congressman De Vries Will Now
File His Statement.

Hon. Marion De Vries last night pre-
sented before Judge Hughes his petit
ton to be allowed to file with The Sec
retary of State his affidavit showing
his expenditures during his campaign
the fifteen days prescribed by law hav-
ing expired.
His petition set forth that the dis
trict which he represents. comprises
fifteen counties, some of them having
but limited mail facilities and that in
two counties he had not been able to
collect certain items and receipts in
order to complete his statement and
file it.
On this showing, Judge Hughes made
an order allowing the statement 10 be
filed with the Secretary of State
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NEAR THE END.
Sacramentos and San Franciscos TO
Meet Here Sunday.

To-morrow's ball game at Snowflake
Park viii conclude the seasons sched-
ule for this city. The season has been
a long and arduous one, and at no stage
of the game has the Sacramento team
beef in serious danger of losing its
championship laurels.
To-morrow's game will be With the
San Francisco, the strongest aggrega-
ton of ball jugglers in the League out
side of Sacramento. They will have
Iberg in the box. Harvey, the Sac
ramento pitcher, is temporarily disabled
by the accident a week ago in San
Francisco. when he sprained an ankle,
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THE CAMP FIRE.
Veterans Of Three Wars Met and
Hobnobbed Last Night.

There was a large assembly and q
very pleasant time last night at F'ores-
ters' Hall at the campfire given by
Posts Warren and Sumner, Commander
Greitner of Warren Post presiding.
In addition to the members Of the
Grand Army, there were several old
Mexican veterans and also several sol
diers of the late war with Spain, all
soldiers and sailors having been invit-
ed to be present. All partook of hard
tack and army coffee with some other
delicacies that were not so easily OBJ
tainable in 81. After refreshments
had been discussed, speeches were in
order and there was sharp eompeti-
ton for the two prizes offered by Com
rade Herr, they being two cigars
brought from Manila, while some wag
rung in bogus third prize on the pre-
siding officer. The veterans lived the
old days Of battle over again and gave
"reminiscences Of their exploits. And
all thoroughly enjoyed the occasion.
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SIX MONTHS.
Walter Reeves VIII Now Serve Ont

bis Sentence
The case of Lottie Sherman, charged
with relieving a Siskiyou County Wis
itor of $40. was called in the City JUS
tees court yesterday, but was furth-
er continued until this morning.
Walter Reeves. who on Thursday
night was arrested for carrying con-
cealed weapon, was arraigned. Several
weeks ago he had been convicted of va
grancy and was fioated out of the city
on a six-months' sentence. The form
er commitment was issued, and Reeves
viii serve six months in the County
Jail
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT I
will sell at public auction. at the office
of Frank Hickman, 1015 Fourth street
on WEDNESDAY, the Goth day of No
yember, 1898. at 10 O'Clock a. m., nine
shares of the 10Th series of the capital
stock of the Sacramento Building and
Lean Association, pledged to said asso-
citation because of default in the pay
ment of the debt for which they were
pledged. w. H. SHERBURN, Auc-
tiOneer. n24-6t
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GENERAL NOTICES.

DO you WANT TO BE CURED OF
rheumatism, chills, fever or malaria? I?
II so. call on Dr. Cummings, the spe-
cialist on those diseases. He has made
them his study for over fifty years, and
can cure any case of chills, fever or
malaria in forty-eight hours without the
use Of drugs. He also cures rheumatism
ment at the Hot Springs. Calr or send
for testimonials. and he will refer you
to hundreds of cases permanently cured
by his system All private diseases
treated confidentially. Ofice 2051a x
street Sacramento
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TO BAKERS-A BUSINESS MAN AND
practical baker may learn something to
his advantage by addressing B. RUS
SELL, Oroville, Cal. nA-10tA
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but luckily Doyle is all right, and re
has nothing to fear from any pitcher on
the coast, if elsewhere
The line-up for to-morrow's game
shows a few changes in POSITIONS:
Gilt Edges Positions G ~F,s
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AT THE TRAP.
A Small Flock of Pelicans Have a
Shoot.

Five members of the Pelican Gun
Club completed their seasons scores at
live birds on Thanksgiving Day. Out
of eighty birds shot at during the sea-
son Ed Nicolaus scored 6S. l.. S. Up
son TO- F. Ruhstaller, Jr. 63, Fred Goto-
bed 60, and Fred Yoerk 54
AT the match on Thursday Joe Hill
was scorer, and his book credits the
shooters as follows.
E. Nicholaus ......... ..1*12121I110111*1121-
f. Ruhstaller, Jr..... .0222A2ll21* 12O1l s100-I3
F. Ruhstaller, Sr..... .u*1*0*011 121 Ill 121OO1-13
Charles Schwilk .....0*11*1s11@*1 12O1-I2
Judge Gotobed ....... .00*101s 1921 *2*0+O110-
Ruhstaller pere ct Ruhstaller fils shot
a match at four birds, which ''tke old
man" won by a score of 3 to .
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MEETING NOTICES.
WANTED.

WANTED-CHILDRE TO BOARD
good care given them. 1926 E street
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woman is desirous of a. situation as
( housekeeper, or at general housework.
Address G. p, this Office. n26-2t*
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Try McEforry's 6vc uncolored Japan
tea; e. B. tea, Zoe: G. P. tea, 85c; p. T.
Japan tea. SOC. 531 M street.
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HOW DOCTORS, DENTISTS, PHARMA-
ciStS, lawyers, competent undergradu-
ateS can graduate. Box 1876, Chicago.
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pressing; trunks 25 cents to any part of
city. Office Byran's Market, 1920 J. Tel.
Cap. 2S; Sun. black 405.
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AGENTS MAKE $40 DAILY SELLING
new gaslight burner for kerosene lamp;
no chimney or wick; wonderful success.
Perfection Gaslight Burner Company, is
Cincinnati, O. 1t