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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-11-23
Best crochet, Mrs. j. r.. Jones.
cnfLDREN's AWARDS.

crfLDREN's AWARDS.
Best quilt, Mary Julia Reid.
Best embroidery on linen, Amy
llughs.
Largest collection, Mrs. O. T..
Bacon.
Best vase, rcd roses, Mrs. O. f..
Bacon.
Best vase, white roses, Miss Bessie
Wilson.
Best vase, yellow roses, Mrs. M.
w. Coleman.
Best geranium plants, Mrs. M. w.
Coleman.
Best gcranium cut blooms, Miss
Ida Jones.
Second best geranium cut blooms,
Mrs. l.. w. Jordan.
Best collection of ferns, Mrs. r..
II. Camak.
Best palm, Mrs. j. w. Stribling.
Best design, Mrs. l.. w. Werner.
Best plant grown by child, Mamie
Jones.
CIIRYSANTIIEMU
Best dozen single stem, Mr.. M.
Stokes Stribling.
Best single stem, Mrs. M. w.
Coleman.
Best plant, three blooms, Mrs. l..
w. Werner.
Best plant, five blooms, Mrs. II. j..
Gignillat.
Second best, Mr.. Stokes Stribling.
Best plant, nine blooms, Mrs. IT,.
w. Werner.
Second best, Mrs. l.. w. Werner.
Largest cut bloom, single stem,
Mrs. l.. w. Jordan.
Best vase of three, one color, Miss
NJ. e. Abbott.
Best vase of six, all different, Mr..
Stokes Stribling.
Second best, Mrs. M. w. Coleman.
Best vase Of six, one color, Mr..
Stokes Stribling.
Second best, Mrs. 7. w. Jordan.
Largest collection, cut blooms, Mr..
Stokes Stribling.
Second largest, Mrs. M. w. Cole
man.
Largest collection of plants, Mr.,
Stokes Striblng.
Second largest, Mrs. M. w. Cole
man.
Best pompons, Mrs. +. w. Werner.
The following Seneca locals were
received too late for publication in
last weeks issue
Miss Leila Sloan, of Charleston,
was guest of Mrs. Coleman during
the flower show.
Miss Lillian Werner, of Walhalla,
was with her sister, Mrs. j. NJ,
Strothcr, during the flower show.
Mrs. Pan, Sloan and Miss Sue
Sloan, of Clemson, were with Mrs.
Frank Sloan during the flower show.
Mrs. Burt Mitchell, of Wcstmin-
stcr, spent the time with various
friends during tho flower show.
Mesdamcs II. A. Gilmer and j. A.
l5allenger were at Mrs. Rcid's dur
ing the flower show.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-11-23

A rumor emamating from Amsterdam
sources says that British regiment was
docimatcd Friday by FREQ. Stators. 1t is
said that 600 of tho British soldiers wero
killed or wounded, and that 300 horses
were captnrCd
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-11-23
Tugaloo Items-CoI. Long Saw Stars.

TUGALoO, S. G., November 15.-Thoro
is certainly moro wheat being sowcd this
season than has been for many years.
We noticed some fields, and big ones,
too, with perfect stands on them. All
wc have seon have been planted in 4 nice
pains-taking manner. We arc glad to
sec the farmer awakening to his bcttcl
interests and determined to mako his
supplies at homo. Now if wo will just
mako all tho fertilizers wo uso it Won
matter to us now nign guano goes. We
SEQ. too, that sOmo of our best and most
thrifty farmers have a good deal Of stub
bio turned. SO much for this perfectly
delightful weather.
We took in Childrcn's Day at Bethel
last Sunday: There woro great many
present and tho exercises were good
proper training at tho schools they had
attended. Miss Fannie Sheldon and
Mossrs. jennings and Mcclure have
mado good and lasting impressions or
tho young people of that community
Tho decorations were elegant Wodoubt
if the Seneca Floral Association could
havo shown more beautiful chrysantho
NUNS and other flowers than was dis
played there. Tho dinner, of which al
were invited to partakc, was bountifu
and just goody good. Many Of us were
disappointed by tho Rev. w. S. IIamitcl
failing to DC thoro tn preach in tho after
noon.
Wonder wh2 tho two nicc, good ole
gcntlomen were who took in tho horse
swappers' convention and lost thoil
horse collars
VIII havo to close and take rcst, as
wo arc bit sleepy. Sat up all night tt
SEQ tho stars fall. All wo saw was whel
wo vent out to mako an observation and
st. tx our hoad against post. We sure
saw stars thon. ID.
Mrs. f. j. Dickson, Westminster, s
c., writes: "Elovon years ago was fol
six months unable to do my work, and
DIR. NJ. A. Simmons Liver Medicine re
stored mo to good health. Think one
package of it worth q dozen of Xoilin's."
Gold hu Ar w Doll NNalLalla
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-11-23

Tho flashing oyo buoyant footstop and
rosy complexion result from tho uso of
DR.. M. A. Simmons Liver Medicine. For
sale by DR.. j. w. Boil, Walhalla.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-11-23

Ex- Congressman jerry Simpson,
who has taken to farming and stock
raising, sold $50 head of cattle the
other day. "rhat," he remarked, as
he pocketed the cash, "outdoes life
in Washington, / think, don't you ?"
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-09-06
Mayor McGuire's Hand.

This morning Nine. Olive Ames,
the phrenologist, took an impress
sion of Mayor McGuire's hand,
and the following is what she resd
from the lines:
"Your hand shows a social
loving, sympathetic Independent
naturej can be coaxed but not
driven; an inclination to look on
the bright side; and ability to get
yourself out of tight place fnan-
cially, but sickness and family
troubles would unnerve you; many
changes are good for your health,
but not your pocketbook; you
make short visits, receive few pres
ents and have been an independ-
ent man since 10 years old: three
reverses in money affairs have
passed, another awaits you at so
years old; there is little success in
mechanical trade for you; beware
of arrangement of the head at
45; you have very few confiden-
tial friends; relatives will never
help you and partners will never
make you rich; your best money
will come between 35 and so only
to be swept away, and you will
commence all over again in a diff
ferent line of work; your life line
shows many changes between so
and 60, much more change than
you experienced between 20 and
80: you should live to be so, marry
twice and be the father of three
children"
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-09-06
The Public Library.

The regular meeting of the Lii
brary Association was held in the
library rooms last evening. The
treasurer's report showed that the
expenses fol- the month of August
amounted to S23. Amount of re-
ceipts for the month, S24. This
leaves Sl.32 in the treasury with
which to pay S1I rent.
This report indicates that the
free library is not receiving the
support due such an institution
The library was instituted for the
benefit of the public, and it is a
factor in the moral and intellec-
tual side of Florence. It should
be maintained as such, for the re-
suits of its operation in our town
are of inestimable value. Give it
a lift.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-09-06
n. E. Conference Closes.

Following is the appointments
of the M. E. conference for the
Pueblo district;
j. F. Harris, P. E., Pueblo.
Altman and Anaconda, to be
supplied.
Breckenridge and Kokomo. G. NJ.
Cooper.
Castle Rock, Q. W. Null.
Castle Rock Circuit, to be sup
piled.
Colorado City, L. @. Powell.
Colorado Springs, First church,
w. A. Allen; Saint Paul's. G. E.
De LaMater.
Cripple Creek, T. E. Sisson.
Divide, to be supplied.
Elkton, to be supplied.
Florence, j. @. Horn.
Fowler, Kenneth Money.
Goldtield, j. j. Post.
Granada, A. D. Rice.
Independence, to be supplied.
La Junta, J. l.. Vallow.
La Junta circuit, to be supplied.
Lamar, j. I. Kenucky.
Lamar circuit, B E. Jacobs.
Las Animas, to be supplied by
Richard Oates.
Manzanola, to be supplied by j,
W. Neely.
Ordway, G, W. Harmed.
Pine Grove. to be supplied.
Pueblo, Broadway, H. B. Cook ;
First church, o. P. Wright; Mis-
sion, to be supplied; Pine street,
Thomas Andrew.
Rockvale and Coal Creek, Geo.
B. F. Huene.
Rocky Ford, G. l. Mills.
Sheridan Lake, to be supplied.
South Park,
Springfield, A. s. Holden.
Trinidad, 81. D. Seckner.
Victor, 81. NJ. Mayo.
Vineland, R. E. Bird.
Woodland Park, to be supplied.
Rev. A. L. Chase was sent to
Loveland.
The next conference will meet
in Salida.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-09-06
MARY MoCANpLEss.

About the first of October a
class of Florence people will take
up the study of the Spanish Ian
guage under the direction of Prof.
Gordon, of the Bank Block. 1t
will be splendid opportunity for
those who are desirous of learning
the language of our new possess
sions.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-09-06
Line of March.

Following is the line of march
that will be pursued by the Uni
form Rank X. of p. on the second
day of the Grand Lodge meeting:
The column will form at Camp
Desch, corner of Second street and
Pixies Peak avenue; from there up
Pixies Peak to Main and receive
the Grand Lodge officers at Union
hall; from Union hall to Robinson
avenue; from Robinson toSecond; !;
from Second to Petroleum; from
Petroleum to Third; from Third
to Santa Fe; from Santa Fe to
Second; Second to Frazer Lane;
Frazer Lane to Main; Main to
Pixies Peak; Pixies Peak to Front;
Front to Petroleum: Petroleum to
Main and disband at Union hall.
If you want home see j. j.
Fitzgerrell, he will furnish the lots
and build you house, to be paid
for on the installment plan.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-09-06
Fresh candies at Rabbits.
NOTICE..

10 the owners or occupiers of pro-
perty in the town of Florence.
You are hereby respectfully re-
quested to comply with ordinances
in regard to cleaning lots and al
leys in the rear of property. I'm
less all said lots and alleys are
cleaned by Thursday evening Sep
tember 7th, the town will clean the
same, and the expense will be as
sessed against tenants or oecupiers.
G. D. CUMMINGS,
Health Officer.
ELMER HALL,
Street Supervisor,
Ice cold soda at Rabbits.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-09-06

Manager Neely, of the Arkan-
sas Valley Electric Light company,
is busy these days putting in in
candescent lights for decorative
purposes. He has large supply
of colored lights which can be Sc
cured by those desiring them.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-09-06
LOCAL NEWS.
Hear Viavi health talk, Thursdays.
at p. m, at Andrews block.

Those of our people who are
opposed to Sunday excursions may
avail themselves of the opportunity
to visit the Royal Gorge on the K.
of P excursion on Friday, the 18th
inst. Don't forget the date.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-09-06

The committees appointed to
serve on reception and entertain
ment during Grand Temple ses-
sion Rathbone Sisters, will meet
at X. P, Hall, Friday afternoon at
| 80 O'Clock, sharp. A full attend
ance is requested.
MARY MCCANDLEss.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-09-06
For Rent.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

late OF Louis Casanova, deceased:
ne UNDERSIGNED, having been appointed ad-
hstrator of the estate of Louis Casanova,
'egssaedi late OF the county of Fremont, state
.oloiado, hereby gives notice that he will
peal before the County Court of Fremont
my, at the Court House, In Canon City, at
september Term, on the 29th day of Sep
loer, ioys, at which time all persons having
IN. .s against said estate are notified and re-
ss.eo 10 attend for the purpose of having the
~. ADJUSTED All persons indebted to said
a.e are requested to make immediate pay
sni to the undersigned. r"'
k'ated this 30th day of August, 1899.
4 JAMES A. BAKER, Administrator
F"' publ. Aug. 30, '99; last publ. Sept 20, 'se
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-09-06

A report from the high school,
received today, says that the en-
rollment of pupils on the first day
of the 1898 term was $50. On the
first day of the 1899 term it was 764
and today the enrolment will reach
800. Florence is growing.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-09-06
Longmont Butter, best on earth
renee Packing and P. Co.
school supplies at Babbitt's.

julius McCandless the hardware
reliant, invites the prudent and
'nomical housekeeper to exam
his stock of queensware, cut
!, granite, tin, copper and wood
ware. PRICES are right.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-09-06

The Woodmen Mandolin club
will give social dance in Nc
Candless hall on Wednesday night
Sept. ID All are invited. l56ts
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-09-06

Gold Medals to HARPER whis-
key at New Orleans and Worlds
Fair, Chicago. Try it, you will en-
dorse the judges verdict. Sold by
w. E. Burley. Florence, Colo.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-09-06
lest cigars at Babbitt's.
LOOK HERE.

can supply you with gilt edge
Ptection against loss by death,
fident, fire or storm. At the
me tin e | am in the real estate
ID loan business. Information
ID rates cheerfully furnished.
L. 81. NEwKIRK, Agt.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-09-06

If you want to borrow money on
real estate security at a very low
rate of interest, see j. j. Fitzger-
rell.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-09-06
PURELY PERSONAL

Attorney Jas. A. Condit is
transacting business in Canon City
today.
Byron McCandless leaves to-
day for Boulder to resume his
studies in the state university.
Misses Julia Taylor and Fan
ME Montgomery left today for
Boulder to enter the University.
Mrs. Nellie Kyle, of the West
End, has been called to Dunlap,
Iowa, by the serious illness of her
father.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. n. Ingham,
who have been visiting their daugh-
ter, Mrs. A. Powell, left today for
their home in Kansas.
Mrs. Harry Hurst left today
for Chicago where she will visit
relatives. She was accompanied
as far as Pueblo by her husband.
Mrs. Woods of Atlantic, Iowa,
who hl9 been visiting in the fami-
ly of F. A. Gillespie for some days
past, left Florence for her home
today.
w. G.. Taylor, of Chicago,
stopped over yesterday for short
visit with w. J. Daniels. Mr..
Taylor is on his way to the ex-
treme West.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Beilesfeld
of Victor, passed through today
enroute to Pueblo, where they will
remain for a short time enjoying a
lower altitude. Mr.. Bellesfeld is
foreman of the Victor Record.
Charles LeFever, of the Cali
fornia oil fields, is in the city.
He brought with him several pho
tographs of spouting oil wells that
will be of special interest to oil
men of this district.
w. FL. Harvey left last night
over the Santa Fe for a few days
stay in Rocky Ford. Tomorrow is
Watermelon day and Mr.. Harvey
will do some sampling in order to
know what to get for Idlewild
patrons.
Harry Harvey and son, and
w. V. Glow, returned last evening
from their long hunting trip thro'
the northern part of the state.
They were gone seven weeks, and
there were only two days of that
time that the hunters were not in
the saddle.
e. Fl. Kneeland, of the Ell
Paso mill, left today for Spokane,
being called there by telegram
announcing that his wife couldn't
possibly live but a short time.
Mrs. Kneeland has been suffering
from consumption for long time,
and all hope for her recovery has
long since been abandoned.
-C. F. Dutt. who for the past
year has been Supt. A. G. Ridg-
ways private secretary, has ten
dered his resignation of that posi-
ton. If his resignation is ac-
cepted he will take a position as
London representative. for big
Minneapolis Touring concern, and
will sail about the middle of Octo-
Der.
Fresh candies at Rabbits.
NOTICE.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-09-06

Try the Lemon, Orange, and
Wild Cherry Phosphates, at the
Palace Pharmacy. 1O2tf
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-09-06

Will sell an elegant brick home,
lse, two lots, at great bargain;
longs to nonresident, must sell.
. j. j. Fitzgerrell.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-09-06

Dur Egg Phosphates, Lemonade
|h Cherries, Cream Frappe, Egg
ha, and Breakfast Bryan, are a
of our specialties in. ten cent
nks. Try them. We lead, others
low. Palace Pharmacy. 102tf
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-09-06
Almost Gone 8; q; e

.1toe Stoie
Our summer stock is vanishing quick
moving prices does it-what's left will
be closed out at lower prices than ever
in order to make room for our immense
stocks which are arriving daily.
Shirt Waist Snaps.
SOC and 75c shirt waists on sale at 33c
S1OO and 81 1.2o shirt waists on sale at 79c
$500 silk waists on sale at s39s.
Outing fiannels from 4c yd up.
"a inches all wool grey and blue suitings
value 75c yd, on sale at 45c yd.
White Skirts. Crash Skirt,
All summer skirts at big reductions,
6oc white duck and crash skirts on sale
at Soc.
sl25 and sl.0O p X and duck skirts on
sale at roc.
Ladies' ribbed vests value l5c. on sale
at Sc.
Ladies' union suits value 35c on sale at
25c.
Big Shoe Reduction Sale
Ladies' and children's fine Rochester
shoes at especially reduced prices
Our new fall underwear, blankets. ho-
siery, dress goods, trimmings, jackets
and fur collarettes have arrived and
should be seen.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-09-06
0 CTS. GIVEN AWAY

~ CTS. GIVEN AWAY
Cut this out aud take it to the drug
~ named below aud you will receive a
.alar 2oc size bottle OF DIR. Sawyer's s
satlne for 5c. Ukatine positively cures
forms OF Kidney difficulties. Dys-
ben, pSis, Eohstipa- av tion. Headache,
81 Putting of the
~; ukatine cures pimplee and
G;.ehes, and makes sal ow and yellow
n white. Do not delay, but take
sahtage of this great offer, as THU
aus Dear evidence to the wonderful
"a'iVe powers OF Uka inc.
/, w. n. DAVE,
"'"oe fharmacy, Floren e, Colo
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-09-06

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-07

1reat In Extent-Vast Expenditures
of a British Syndicate

Few people have any Idea OF the mag
nifuce or the White Horse copper finds a.
said Frank E. Burns yesterday. Il will
make the reservation, however that the
British American Corporation. Limited,
seems 20 have an appreciation Of the ak
tent or the deposits. which appear To be
hundreds aud maybe thousands of acres
in extent" Mr.. Burns arrived Saturday
night from White Horse. where he has
been managing the Miles Canyon Il
Lewes River tramway.
Il had good opportunity 20 SEQ what
was going on mp there" Mr.. Burns con-
tinued. las the finds are but four miles
back Of White Horse. The British
American Company has had forty or
nifty engineers and prospeg;orS i'm the
district all summer. and they are ap-
parentiy going to keep the force In there
through the winter. The company has
expended over $3.50 soc. and seems 10 have
barely begun development"
The tram with which Burns t. con-
nected handled ID. gst tons % kiOndike
and Yukon freight during the past sea-
son. which covered the period from June
IL 70 October y. though the bulk OF the
business was done isst cen August and
October L.. IL Is about five miles lung
and extends around the canyon and
sreachcrous White Horse rapids To- nav
igab.s waters on the I.exes.
Burns believes the extension OF the
" bite Pass * Yukon railroad from
" bite Horse % FaTlboo crossing. "a dis
1auce 81 fprty~l3to uIlea. viii 20 com
pl@ted and ia operation hY June Is.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-07
CHICAGO MARKETS,


CHICAGO, Scr a-rhe ,sfnirs n wheat. .hoasA
eAiess vas cot wf.1eu. interest, And considerable
strength Eas s1csa For ire arst ti-.s u weeks
prt~Tc-Te eeyers had something rsaiiv substantial
u eeIrzss thezr. IN st-c-E AID higher eahseS and
~F1@ s1pn1sFrs That were mach smaller than lad
otrs. tvcsrc ro- WITH prospects q cuEttsGAnE> Il
scA-i shltsaents Cre1sic@ss eF local shorts shown
On ss,es1As curb, csg,ch apparent at he
o.e.ias today. and h1yiux fror tAat class n .rs.-
~ A~d Ua3ch 70 90 with che 25vAnce in Prices tina.
tonk pace Tie demand nes heavy bat eeer-
sn<s we're lew and Tar between. and skofSx. in
sws1szase, Rad s0me difficulty times covering
Aneee ~as suae selling bg professionals the azss
announcement II SorEhwes; receirts which trrned
cat 70 be heavier By nearly 80 ears than the axrszxl
receipts ard later sekg Wa also dons GA
me snnoancerent Of Increase q saa 900 nsssheas
II TIE sfsibe SIMPLY BIT all a.reriEss ware quickly
ans1feed. kaS ~ 10 tine dc Tie market s1hiess
WEAKNESS Tie trend II prices WAS steadily rrxxrY
and during the last hour q the session TIE best
Prices ci sAe Gay cbtAiair. Decerabe. nxe-,ei
reg higher. a, ss=ssssc After 4 slight tsrthsr
raiy Il sasec Cd 70 es.c. then gradually ADVANCED
To sc, which was he closins aSare
Torn vas sTEn, partly IL syfnpa.hy with wheat and
parity on account q hrm cables ana moderate local
receipts December closed -l:c higher az sIsasltc
TIE market foT oats alInesr earxreiy Q SYM
palmetto enc. prices following in snail vay ,ns
hnessaiasfss ~ wheat AID coTn- December closed
sssc higher. at @sa2-sc
Provisions were Slow Int in the main sses.sy
Heavy receipts 1t hogs acted as drag to the mar
vet, bat the slight opening ,.ecilus was seen re-
covered. and f0s the Il the session prices kezs
WITHIN narTus range. Pork and lard closed IN
changed. ribs shade higher
The leading futures ranged as foIlnvs.
W asat No = Opening Highest. fryesf f-lr~irs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-07
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Chicago.

CHICAGO, Nov 6-Best beef cattle. strong 10 iac
hisher; Poor to fair kinds. steady range cattle.
strong; ccw market steady; good 20 fancy IS SOFA
80: common 20 medium. 81 xsss 50; cows hei.ery
and bulls, ATsaf q: fancy heifers $50 Texas
tia- IS
The DAriet for hogs steady: fair to prime
hoss s. isEz4 ~: heavy packers. s. .s3a 10: mixed
gass Isl baschers 81 ia54 g: hight weights. 81 sss
~: pigs. s. SCAT 80
The market for hosh sheep and lambs Was easier
to-day. Common 10 choice sheep. xFf s. Wesssrn
rangers. $ sAei o.; seod to prirae lambs. tSas So .
rTime native ysarlinss. 81 stsi7s: range lambs.
81 51a5 S.
Rsecip.s-Cast.. >Seco: hogs. q ooa sheep. Nao
Omaha.
OMAHA. Nov Cattle Receipts 4 SO; market
steady native beef steers. - 70iS Western steers
81 Soai 20 Texas steers. - .5a4 81 and he.fers
- 1s4 Is: 81 2ses 10: stc.sers and feeders
s. i224 81 calves. fsfs. bulls and stag. s. 5A63 IS
Hnss Receipts. :, 500 market easier; heavy. s. sss
sos. mixed. saesf ga light. 81 e24ss. 10: bulk of
sales, sssis s2i
SHEEP Receipts. sso: market steady; fair to
choice Westerns. ssss$ Is common ara stock sheep,
s. Gs4 90; lambs. s. ssasn
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-07
rHEFrs DURING RECEPTION.
burglars and Pickpoekess secure
Plumber at Parade Time

The residence Of l.. " Founsy at iZZI
Summit avenue. was gausacke3 by burg
lar yesterday afternoon in the 4bTence u
The occupants 0f tie house Mira. siaEGro.
wifs az Capt 5au1nn, - The revenue cutter
Grant Who Ives iu ihe house, lost small
gold sgiss watch. a plain gold ring ana
q puf ~ containing T. ia money an East
eFn star Pin (past nlatroGi was ssolen from
Ars B0nDeT-
Niea 4 Frances Nfckcss Who iisNnn NJ
The Ea i1E2e hotel. rA1 = xa.d watch and
a purse containing s62sS aFsaae change ami
a essck fer sac STOLEN from her during
Sc parade yesfsFtssS
Mrs J. Il Hawkins los, n gold watch.
c. bad II ata.ea from her. during the
.arads-