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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1900-04-25

char0e mt when it reaches the intensely oelISato
iininS o the hairlke lung tubes and little lung ces'
AZ fnfIan9ation and congestion which 1t causes,
.losas these small air passages ana, dHoNIng III
nItrd discharged matter to accumulate, causes To-
ting away of the memb rane, resulting III "NAN ""
call Consumption of the Lungs.
THE TENDENCY OF CATARRh,
The tendency of catarrh, when II mas once optalnd
foOthOd in any portion of the mucous
which lines every cavity OF the pou!' 10 " N'i'-'
extend in every dlrecuOn .-.- ,-.,4t, ,x-h, = is
Catarrh in almost every instance starts Mltn Wneb =
commonly known as cold in the head inns core -
added TO by another, because OF some eAtIa I
a.. 80 banino Of tire system and becomes chronic:
Nasal catarrh is the result Unless raolcal al
this condition is effe cted, the disease passes a..
TO the throat to the bron chlal tuDes' anu 'e W N
lungs. ,,rx,y 1tu1GS
CONSUMPTION cannot be cured. New lungs cannes
be made for man any more tna rad hG IN ali IFS stages
except this final and always fatal one
A CERTAIN CURE.
Tn an exparience of twenty years, during Wnicn
time have treated many thousanoss 9e Sa ~ fscf
radical and permanent cure Inc m etnqd eI1p0
s one exclusively my and the remedles WtIcn
use are prepared under my personal one0'i"n AZ ~
MANY people imagine obey have Consumption wneR men
in reality the disease has not quite redcn LIZ r+
stage am treating and curing cases oa s b9s not
avery dav So long as the process OF decay nas o t
begun in the lungs themselves, lean naAe lne P'4s
perfectly well and strong again.
BEGIN AT ONCE. .,
Let me once more urge all catarrhal suneasrs ~
ha1in treatment at once, for month OF treatment
now is better than the three months later on - xo
shall make for the next month epeclauy ~ -
other diseases, making extra charge Tor an nas@
scines, ETC., that may be required
!. MEWToM HATHAWAY, W. o.
DIR. Hathaway q Cos ~.
3S Bryan Street, sexAnnAns 0"S
TErr1oN THIS PAPER VIXEN WRrrIE~s
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1900-04-25

do mean that catarrh when m
checked, and when given the
proper op portunities for extern
sion from its place of beginning,
which is the nasal passages
deeper and deeper along the
breathing tract, invariably ends
in Consumption of the Lungs.
Catarrh seldom destroys any
considerable part of the mucous
surface of the upper air pass
ages; it infiames and congests
the7n. causing usually a super
ahundant and offensive dis.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1900-04-25
10R V0yS GATHER IN
''''' A GEORGIA TOWN.
uoI FULL SWAY IN
MORGAN COUNTY.
.,,-four of Them net to Bap-
converts and Organize
= Church of Their
Faith.

..olav. a village on the northern
Morgan county and twelve
s.om the town of Monroe, was
ll'' ,occa of Mormons, to when
~ the elders in Georgia ia directed e tne af
lt s4 last week. Twenty-four' OF
oo''' niIorim elders, weary and dust
Ip0'' battered there from every
''iu ,a, I the state, and at a little
S9lsb.arbd r on the side Of the rO Ga
Ou' airr to,Rutledge, one mile from the
''I 1aaco (protracted services were
The meetings began Friday
NV, md co bed Monday, at which time
la'' ,'n+i.Hsl rites were administered
w 40 onEertssof MormOnism-seyen
,obeI In the placid pools OF
III NJ creek these candidates re-
Ala .aa the blutions of their new faith
va aomp birth full-hedged followers OF
& Joseph on I'LL . Uoe i1 .bo ao+berino
For ten %yS n l0' W 49, 90 1o++ors
Il Of the ela0F i"' mo,+onn states
n from Titan llu juno o:,,ou
u arrived by very lii''i- ." LII,
,,+oace dgether with many pack
70. Of repilercd merchandise, until
~ ,.1 Ao ,vaC filed to over
81 the little qlce was iiii0u 49,,
"a flowing oiF rlo"S o'ol ~
letters and lttY FouhuS Vi pay "a" -
a had accunulFo' al" ',' VI ,uon
"a began arflVP. Ihey c"liI0
nounced and AheraLdeu' tra'eIIns 0n
foot, IN pairs l1l anu ,:o,1
clothed in tn regulation cIer9l'"i
garb OF oLacN'
THE PRESENT CAME FlR9F'
Elder WilllalD. Renchef, Ihe le"u-
S ar and preside1Ot the Mofmoh9 VI
Georgia. was Aong the hr9t OF Ihe
pilgrims rom oiuHno07'
Tairpay early fday morning. Later
others came in. calling first at the
9ostoaice for t{r mail, and then
striking bee-lf to the home OF
Henry J. Studda who Is one OF the
Oldest citizens oAorgan county, ana
whorecently becte a convert to the
Mormon faith. y Studdard, who Is
a Tel--Jo-ao anu EoSpeFou9 4"llLI0-'
owns large lahu estate consisting
Of $40 acres ana i as at MS hosp lIa-
Die home that the disciples Of Nor
monsu were ent9lned' lie VAFe"
VIDE MS doors qthe elders' ana
around his ho5pltaf table they gain
cred ana feo WlIhqnoney ana WIN
People's voice., 1900-08-09
A Blow TO Conway Springs.
Wichita Eagle.

Wichita Eagle.
Tne much reported removal OF the
Missouri Pacific dispatchers' office
from Conway Springs to Wichita yes.
terday eliminated 10 a decided reality.
The change is low being made, part
OF the force having transferred YES
terIay. The remainder will follow
today. The Offices will be maintained
at the Twelfth street depot until the
new building is completed. New
tables have been put in at the Twelfth
street Office and additional wires
strung. The Western Union Tele.
gras b company office, through which
all the lines run, has added additional
batteries.
The change is not only advantageous
to the company but will prove bene-
dcia! to the town, as it brings nine
additional people here, some Of whom
have families, The working force
comprises five regular train dispatch.
ers and three operators, and is divid.
ed into three shifts OF eight hours
each. Mr.. Charles Nedro is the chief
dispatcher. He will arrive 10 the
city tomorrow with bis family. The
Twelfth street offices have recently
been equipped with the necessary
appliances aud tomorrow the dis
patchers will be comfortably situated.
All the connections have been made
and everything Is in readiness.
There has Deen talk OF removing
these offices here for some months,
but the report could never be con.
hrmed by the officials. The reason
Tor the change Is that Wichita Is more
centrally located on the Missouri
Pacific system in this part OF the
country. Another reason is that
better and more facilitated quarters
are to be afforded in the new building.
When completed the Company will do
away with the Twelfth street Office
and move the building to the yards
and Use it for freight depot. There
are to be two freight depots, one to
receive the freight and one to ship.
Ihls Will require two house tracks
and the company will provide for
both.
People's voice., 1900-08-09
d CITY D.

For Sale-Cheap, a new Winchester
Shot gun. Inquire at this Office.
Hon. c. R. Mitchell of Geuda
Springs, was 10 the city Tuesday,
If you have anything to sell, a short
local in the VOICE will bring a buyer.
Try it.
For Sale-Cheap, the latest edition Of
the Encyclopedia Brittanica. Inquire at
this office.
Mrs. Wm. Lindsey and daughter,
Miss Fay,of Perth, were in the city
Monday.
Dave Frame Of Caldwell, was in
town Tuesday. He went to Zyba
next morning.
Six per cent money to loan on Sum-
ner county farms. See Or write Sumner
Whitson, Wellington, Kan.
A fine girl baby was born to Mr..
and Mrs. R. R Chllders, living five
miles northwest, Sunday.
The deed conveying Genda Springs
of. D. Taylor AMI ]. W. Reeves was
flied with the register Of deeds.
Wm. Stryker left for Topeka Tues
day to attend a meeting of the
Farmers Cooperative conference.
Mrs. Mary L. Num- has bought a
quarter section Of land ne'.r Mavfeld
OF Lee Evans. The price was $500
The commissioners refused to
grant the county attorneys request
for reward for the arrest of quail
hunters.
T. c. Roup will call for your poultry
and pay the highest market price. Leave
your orders at G. E. Sommerville's,
Wyatt'S old stand.
W. NJ. Bghee, who formerly lived in
Sumner county, is here from JOplin
looking for house and will move his
family TO Wellington.
People's voice., 1900-08-09
Forepaugh and Sells Circus Coming.

The Barnum & Bailey circus has
sailed across The Atlantic and is now
startling the people Of Germany with
an exhibition of American enter
prise. 1t will remain a fixed foreign
Institution. Now comes the great
Adam FOrepaugh and Sells Brothers
combined circuses, hippOoromes and
menageries to more than fill the void
a glance at The names oi lJs Operators
aud directors should be positive proof
Of the justice Of the claims made for
IT. they are James A. Bailey. Lewis
and Peter Sells and W. w. Cole, who
has again taken up the reiLs OF man.
agement 10 this country, after a long
period cf circus exploitation 10 Ber.
lin, Paris and Vienna. The Adam
Forepaugh show, shortly after the
death of its owner aud founder, was
purchased by James A. Bailey. or its
prestige suffice 1t TO say that its wild
animal collection was unequalled by
any other show, while its aTenic per-
formance was always regarded as par
excellence. The Sells Brothers circus
has for twenty years been "the" circus
west Of the Allegheny mountains. 1t
has toured that region successfully for
a score Of years, and has extended the
field Of its operations to Australia.
With the departure Of the Barnum &
Bailey show for Europe the idea OF
the consolidation OF these two iustitu.
tions was conceived and consummated
and row the two great circuses and
menageries will be seen as one, exhib.
itiDg In wellington on Tuesday,
August IA.
People's voice., 1900-08-09

NJ. Easter and 6. E. Howe of Peck,
we're In Wellington Saturday looking
for rooms for their children, who will
attend the County High school the
coming term.
VIM. Stegner, the ex-Santa Fe line.
man, plead guilty before Judge
Mcbride Monday afternoon to secur.
ing goods under false pretenses and
was sentenced to one year 10 the pen
itentiary.
Will Lichtenberger has received a
letter from Ed Herring at Cape
Nome. Herring has had nn better
luck than the rest OF the Unlucky
Thirteen, but is determined to stay it
out little longer.
Mrs. W. D. Larimore, daughter OF
II. NJ. Hickman, and her two boys
returned 10 their home in Wichita
Tuesday. They will 90 to Car
thage, Mo-, at once on a visit 10 the
family Of W. E. Porter, formerly
proprietor OF the Bon Ton.
Mrs. George Whitley, formerly OF
Wellington, and her son and daugh-
ter, arrived from Arkansas Tues
this morning to spend the summer
with Mrs. Jennie McMahan. They
are living near Little Rock at present,
where Mr.. Whitley is keeping books
for an ak handle factory.
]. T. BariOrd sold two OF his bay
mare teams Saturday to man named
L. Blum OF the city of Mexico, for
$3.50. Mr.. BuriOrd bought Athlete
Rex" time 2:28t, Of Jack Jewett and
three Others this morning. Athlete
Rex" is the sire Of Burfnrd's finest
bay team, which he still owns.
Its said that a cantalOupe in q re-
trigerator where the butter is kept,
will ruin the butter, as the butter
absOrbs the cantaloupe Odor, which
ruins it. Peaches are also bad to
keep in the refrigerator with butter.
In fact, there are many things which
will injurp butter, if kept together In
a refrigerat)r.
People's voice., 1900-08-09

Miss &aude Price will return from
chicago saturday, where she has
been taking summer course in the
Chicago university.
Mrs. John T. Stewart left Mon.
day for Burlington Junction, Mo,
TO visit q sister who lives there, and
a brother from the east.
The VOICE is prepared to do frst.class
Job printing on short notice. See us be.
fore having work done. Send in copy.
Prices will be the lowest given for good
work.
Mr.. L. S. Boyer is canvassing the
county in the interest of our popular
portrait offer. A handsome oil finished
portrait with gold or oak frame, with
VOICE one year, for $500.
For Sale-A fve-room house in good
condition, with I5oxI4o feet of ground
IN west part of Wellington. Viii make
nice home for a man who wishes to
raise chickens, and keep few head OF
stock. Call on or address A. C. Fisher,
Journal Office.
Miss Mamie Shohe came up from
llunnewell Saturday evening on a
visit to Miss Ute Kirk and the fam
lily OF Rev. Thos W. Peuick. She
Will be the guest OF Mrs. Penick dur
ing Rev. Penlck's absence in Missouri.
Rev. Penick will leave for his old
nome 10 Marshall, Mo-, Thursday to
remain indefinitely for the benefit OF
his health.
Three prisoners escaped from the
county Jail at Eldorado Sunday night
by removing stones from the wall be.
mind a bAthtub while the officers were
In the other part Of the Jail. The
work OF removing the stones was done
ln the afternoon, and when the pris.
oners were given their suppers, moth.
Ing unusual was noticed. At 9o'clock
The men were missing and at latest
reports from EldOradO nothing dpfln-
lite had been heard as to the direction
Of their flight. Their names are
Frank Lawrence, William Spivey and
Chas. Mcclure.
c. A. Gambrill has returned from
California. He went TO Calforpia
from Roswell, NM, several weeks
ago 10 look after an estate at San
Louis Ob'spO left by brother OF Mrs
Gambrill's father, A. Smiley. SaI
Louis ObispO is Spanish for ISL.
Louis, the Bishop" 1t is in the
drouth stricken area Of California
This is their third year of drouth and
business is in demOralized condition
Empty houses, empty stores and par.
alyzed trade describes the conditions
10 all the California towns in the
drouth district. Nr. Gambrill saws
that land that sold for 5000 an acre
three years ago, before the drOuth sci
IN, can be bought now for $40 an acre
and will likely 90 lower still.
s. N. Brown called the reporter',
attention to a significant fact this
morning: he is receiving letters daily
from Minnesota manufacturing con.
Germs quoting prices for the Kansas
trade. The letters say that times are
so hard in Minnesota that the manu-
facturers cannot expect much from
the local trade this year, and, taking
the stories OF Kansas people wallow-
ing in wealth as literally true, they have
decided to seek for trade here. As ne
talked he held in his hand a bundle
of letters from Minneapolis Sash &
Door Co., which contained quotations
OF prices for Kansas. Some of these
days the eastern manufacturing con
Germs that depend upon Kansas for
their trade when The rest of the
country fails them, will find it to
their advantage to pick up bodily aud
move TO Kansas.
People's voice., 1900-08-09

The commissioners have adjourned,
after winding up the business Of the
month. Fred Dean was appointed
trustee Of Walton township TO succeed
Frank Sands, resigned. The contract
for coal for the court house, poor farm,
jail and paupers was awarded to the
Rock Island Lumber Co. All money
left 10 the building fund was ordered
transferred to the county current ex-
pense fund. The amount Is about
81, 100.
The Hunter Milling Co. Is sending
out some very effective Jubilee adver-
tising in the shape OF postal cards
with artistic stamps advertising the
September carnival. On one side of
the card is the following: "Welling-
TOD, KS, Aug. 6, 1900. Sumner Coun.
ty Jubilee, Wellington, September IS,
20 and p, 1900. Sumner, the banner
wheat county Of the world. Crop of
1900: 100000 bushels. Hunter Mill
ing Co."
Two years ago the husband Of Mrs.
T. V. Ball Of EmpOria, died. About
three weeks afterward she became
possessed with the idea that he was
not dead. She couldn't get any one
to dig the corpse up, so she took one
of her boys, went to the cemetery and
dug up the body, split the coffin open
and took a look at the body. Last
week Mrs. Ball was sent to the insane
asylum.
A peculiar situation has grown out
Of the shortage Of the Minnesota
wheat crop. The Minneapolis Journal
is claiming that the crop will be
larger than the '93, '96 and '97 crops,
and that the reported failure is largely
overdrawn. The farmers Of Minnesota
are vigorously denying this report,
and insist thar the wheat crop is al
most a total failure. They charge
that the Journal is working in the
interest of the Twin City millerS, their
object being to force the market
down, get hold Of the wheat and then
raise the price.
People's voice., 1900-08-09
Dlnsmcre for Representative.

The Seyenty-fourth district Repub-
Iican representative convention at
South Haven Tuesd ly nominated f.
A. Dinsmore, the we'll known Cald.
well lawyer, for representative.
There was no other candidate. DIns-
more Is a Baker man, and is Sum-.
thing Of spellbinder.
Caldwell will be well represented 90
the ballots at the November election,
with candidates for state senator and
representative from the south dis.
trlct, and the probabilities OF a can.
didate for county attorney on the fus.
ion ticket in the person OF S, c. Bur.
nette.
People's voice., 1900-08-09

A large crowd Of homeseekers ar
rived 10 the city this morning on their
way to different parts Of western
Kansas, Oklahoma and Texas. There
were two sections OF No. 7 out OF
Kansas City last night on account of
the heavy passenger traffic. An extra
coach was attached TO the west bound
Santa Fe passenger out Of Wellington
this morning. The southbound Rock
Island this morning was also flled
with the excursionists.
People's voice., 1900-08-09

Lee Todd, Bert Scott and CIV Cor
bin OF Unionville, No., are 10 the city
TO-DAY looking for a location. They
seemed well satisfied with Sumner
county but have tickets as far as FL
Reno, and will 20 on: a homeseeker
aeyer stops until his ticket runs out,
no matter what kind Of country be
passes over.
People's voice., 1900-08-09

Sheriff Sbawyer is at South Haven
today. He will return This evening.
The thief who stole Walt Murray's
rig has not been caught.
People's voice., 1900-08-09
NOTICE.

On and after August
18th, I will sell goods
strictly for cash. All
persons knowing them
selves indebted to me
will please call and set
tie at once.
E. 4. BROWN.
People's voice., 1900-08-09
E. E. BROWN.
Market Quotations for "Wednesday Afternoon

September corn closed at 37f.
September wheat closed at 75s.
Kansas City-cash 66i.
September wheat closed at 65i.
September corp, Kansas City 35ic.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-12-08

TO Be Concluded Next Saturday.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-12-08
DR.. Nc CHE HOK
Graduate Chinese Physician

over 20 years ex
perience In treating
all diseases OF men
and women.
he guarantees t
cure Blood Poison
Lost Manhood, Skin
diseases, Dropsy.
Hernia, 6onorrnoeA-
Scrofuk, Paralysis.
Rheu uiatism, Dis
cases of Brain. Il cart.
Lung. Kidneys. Ltv-
er. Bladder. and all
Female Complaints
+. All diseases cured
Exclusively by Chi
uese herbs without
surgical op erAious
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-12-08

them ready under the shadow of this
house, but give no hint of what you in
tend To do with them. In one hours
time leave this place as quietly as pos
sible and make an attack on the west
ern entrance of the citadel Your at
tack is to he but IL feint> to draw of
their forces TO that point Still, if any
of your men succeed in gaining en-
trance to the fort they shall not lack re-
ward and promotion. Have you q
watchy
To Be Concluded Next Saturday.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-12-08

Con su ltstion Free
Hours: sa. to D. M; sundays. 10 .. q,
20 D. M.
OFFICE los MYRTLE AVE
"a san Antonio st., next Delaware fur
nttuFe Store.
The Colorado statesman., 1900-01-27

Mr. and Mrs. Jos. d. d. Rivers OF 225
w. 11th avenue, rendered noon day
collation. to day in honor ofProf. Booker
T. Washington and Mr.. w. G Anderson,
his private secretary. Others present
we're, Paul Laurence Dunbar. DIR. P.
E. Spratlin, Hon. j. II. Stuart, Hon. E.
H. Hackley, A. A. EaIy, E. D. Fountain,
w. d. Phillips and S. H. Hobson. The
beautiful flowers which decorated the
table and parlors seemed to vie with
each other in dispensing their sweet fra
grants on this enjoyable occasion which
shall not soon be forgotten.
After Prof. Booker T. Washlngton's g
address last night banquet was tender
ed him at the popular Arapahoe Cafe,
Ier the auspices of the Ministerial
Alliance. Covers we're lard for about 80
gentlemen and among the guest were
present, Gov. Thomas and Mr.. Stonaker,
secretary Board of Pardons. Besides a
poem read by Paul Laurence Dunbar,
speeches were made by Rev. .. j w.
Scott, j. Fl. Stuart, Rev. J. E. Ford. E.
H. HackIey, Joseph d. D Rivers,
F. Il. Bruce, Governor Charles s.
Thomas and Mr.. Stonaker which were
responded to by Mr. Washington. The
menu and the manner in which it was
served reflects great credit OF w. d.
Phillips the manager of the Cafe.
The Colorado statesman., 1900-01-27
The Nation S Great Resort.
(Hot Springs, Ark.)

This famous health and pleasure re-
sort is owned by and under control OF
the U. S. Government. Not only do its
healing waters effect marvellous cures
but the beauty of the place and the
superb climate attracts thousands OF
tourists annually who are in search Of
an attractive resort. Especially is it a
desireable place for people of Colorado
and the West to spend the winter
months. The Colorado & Southern
Railway offers very low round trip rates
with liberal time limits. Ask any agent
of the Colorado & Southern Ry., for
further information, Ur write
L. E. FISHER,
General Passenger Agent,
Dehver, Colorado.
The Colorado statesman., 1900-01-27

will deliver a paper OD "Apostolic
Preaching" Hoping all ministers of
city will be present.
VIM NJ. PATTON, SEC.
Mrs. VIM II. Page, one of Denver's
highly respected citizens, died at her
home 24l4 Logan avenue last Saturday
from the effects of su yical operation,
The funeral took place Tuesday at
Shorter's Chapel conducted by the pas
tor Rev. Oscar j. w Scott.
Henry Peterson, who Gied of pneumo-
mia Friday of last week, at his resid.
ence, 1425 23rd St., was buried Sunday
under the auspices OF Arapahoe Lodge
No. 1896 G. U. o. of o. F. Deceased
leaves wife, four children and large
circle of friends to mourn his loss.
E. H. Hackley is now employed il the
city auditors Office, under Auditor Keat-
ing. AS au efficient clerk Mr.. Heating
could not have made better selection
as twelve years service as such by Mr..
Hackey in the recorders Office of this
county is a sufficient endorsement.
An open meeting of the Woman's
League will be held Tuesday, January
80 at 2:30 p no. with Mrs. l.. Nj. O,den
1923 Cnampa street. Miss Ljntz will
give "Reminiscences of Life in Paris"
and Mrs. Olden will talk OF Club
Work" All women are cordially invited.
L. c. jackson, who is in Galveston,
Texas, in the interest OF some Eastern
book companies, is reported to be get
ting along nicely. AS Mr. Jackson is
one of Denrer's former enterprising and
highly respected yoang men, his many
friends here will be glad 10 know OF his
success.
Messrs. w II. Lewis and E. G. Doty,
two of Denver's prominent young men
who are employed at Colorado Springs
as manipulators OF the coda fountain,
has won the esteem, not only OF their
employees but of the general public for
the satisfactory service they render.
They are experts at the fountain and
hav- but few equals.
NJ. and Mrs. G. H. Roberts of Inde
pendence. Mo-, arrived in tie city
Thursday of last week to make this
their future home. They are stopping
with their mother Mrs. Hattie Williams
of 2l2l Stout street Mrs. Roberts is
held in the highest esteem as one of
M,ssouri's furmvst educators having
taught school there for the past tifeeen
years. Mr.. Roberts, who is an expert
tonsoral arti-t is brother to Rev. DIR.
Roberts OF 2229 Lawrence street.
Yes" eaid an old man at Eureka, to
his young visitor; "I'm pronb OF my
girls, and would like to see them COM
fortanly married, and as I've little
money, they won't go to their husband
pepniIeee. There's Mary, 25 years old,
aud real good girl. l shall give her
$1,000 when she marries. Then comes
Bet, who won't see 35 again; she shall
have s1O,u00; the man takes Eliza. who
is 40 will get 5000 with her" The
young man r, hected for moment or 50,
and then inquired: You haven't one
about so, have you?'-Ex-
The Colorado statesman., 1900-01-27
Resolutions of Coincidence.

Whereas, it has pleased Almighty God
to take from our midst, our beloved
sister Mrs. Hattie Page aud
Whereas, the Stewardess B )ard of
Shorters A. NJ. E. church, as we'll as the
church, has lost faithful member.
Therefore be it,
RESOLVED, that we the Stewardess
Board, extend our sympathy to the fam
lily, and thai a copy of thes, resolutions
be presented the family, also published
in the COLORADO STATESMAN and States
man.
MRS. FANNIE THOMAS.
Comm. Mrs. ANNA WALKER.
MRS. LILLE LEWIS.
REV. o. j. w. SCOTT, Pastor.