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Barton County democrat., 1900-06-01
Do Your Eyes Hurt You?

If SO, go right to the E. r.
Moses Nero. Co., and see the
Optician, who Is . graduate of
the South Western College.
and the Kans. City Optical
College of Kans. City, Mo.
He knows what he is doing, he
is no travelling fake or frand.
If you need glasses he will tell
You 80, and if you don't he will
tell you 90. He will charge
nothing for the examination of
your eyes, the price for glasses
will be reasonable, no ff, no
pay.
YOU HAVE IN BUYING THEN
OF Us. You can return them, or exchange
them. or get your money back. II you buy of
peddlef or the trsteling optician you hsve
none of these advantages.
OUR WATCHWORK Is WARRANTED
IN EVERY RESPECT, We euxrnve free of
charge on goods bought from
WE KEEP FULL LINE OF WATCHES,
clocks, silverware, cut glassware, belts,
pocket books, books of all kinds, and novelties
Of all kinda :.
e. r. Moses Mercantile Co.
Barton County democrat., 1900-06-01

Every man should help every other
man he can to got harvest help.
Barton County democrat., 1900-06-01
Closing Out.

We are selling out all our house
hold goods. Office fixtures ETC., In
cludlng first class piano and high
grade phoeton. Are going away.
RATzLAFF Bros.
Barton County democrat., 1900-06-01

Sumner county sends out word that
1000 extra men will be needed in that
county TO harvest the wheat this
month. Barton county will need fully
as many men from outside the county.
Barton County democrat., 1900-06-01
Oommoa School Examination. /.

UOmmO0 School ExamlnAtiON.
Thestollowins named persons pas
cd the Common School Examinaton.
Graduation exercises will be held In
the Con zrsgational Church in Great
Bend Friday evening June 10 at 8
o'clock. All are invited to attend
these execises:
Barton County democrat., 1900-06-01

The Old Arkansaw was up, banl
full. again last week. It is time foI
the June rise to show up.
Barton County democrat., 1900-06-01

LosT-BetWeen my place and Wal.
nut Creek Mills, gold watch, IA k, Is
jewel Elgin, National Watch Co.
GREEN STEVENS.
Barton County democrat., 1900-06-01

L. B. Wilcox is putting up machinery
with F. 81. Miller.
Barton County democrat., 1900-06-01

Mrs. D. N. Hefzer, of Colorado
Springs, will come to Great Bend the
latter part Of this week to visit her
sister, Mrs. Max Shafer.
Barton County democrat., 1900-06-01

There are lots of good speedy horses
In Barton county. When you come to
town with your trotters Or runners,
drive out and try their bottom on the
new race course.
Barton County democrat., 1900-06-01

Ed. Griffith is home from Salina for
the summer vacation.
Barton County democrat., 1900-06-01

For SALE, 400 acres of farm land
in Stafford county. Lincoln township.
Will be sole cheap, with or without
growing crops. For price and terms
call on M. Weirauch, west Broad
way, Great Bend.
Barton County democrat., 1900-06-01

Do you want 'em? OF course you
do. Save your carpet and save your
money by buying some of these Special
Sale Rugs.
Barton County democrat., 1900-06-01
Democratic Delegates.

Democratic Delegates.
The following delegates and alternates to the'
county convention Saturday have been reported TO
the DBMoCRAr:
LIBHBTY TOWNSHIP.
Delegates-W. j. Murphy, Joseph Rasely and
Jacob Damn. Each delegate to select his own
alternate.
Barton County democrat., 1900-06-01

Charley Hays was down from Albert
Monday evening. Says the wheat that
waedown, with the rain and wind, will
straighten up all right with dry and
windy weather.
Barton County democrat., 1900-06-01

EVERY day brings reports oi
the discovery of additional end
greater frauds in Cuba, in which
that people have beensrObbed
by the Hanna efavorites who
have been sent down there to
give an example OF good govern
ment. "The plain duty" OF this
country is to withdraw the mill
tary forces and the carpet bag
gers from Cuba, and give those
people the freedom we promised
them.
Barton County democrat., 1900-06-01

at the opera house tonight. the
pleasing Comedy Drama, "Jack's
Wife" Benefit. Daughters OF the
King" Reserve seats ct Aliens.
Barton County democrat., 1900-06-01

Among the Great Bend young musi.
clans who took part in the recent con.
tests at Hutchinson, Miss Ethel
English obtained high grade on her
work, Miss Florence Castle and Jim.
mie Durkin also received favorable
mention and good grades.
Barton County democrat., 1900-06-01

B. =. Lorimor and brother from
Iowa, Palmer Lorimor and family. and
Nr. and Mrs. Charlie LorimOr were
the guests of MIR. and Mrs. Max Shafer
To-
Barton County democrat., 1900-06-01

WANTED-Hustling man to deliver
and collect in Great Bend and vicinity.
No canvassing. Salary $4,000 per
month. References and security re
quired. Address v. D. SNYDER, Gen,
Manager. sos Nelson Bldg, Kansas
City, Mo.
Barton County democrat., 1900-06-01

The catalogue and premium list of
the Barron County Fair will be out
probably by the first of July.
Barton County democrat., 1900-06-01

The old soldier is fast answering
the last roll call; fast wrapping his
blanket about him and taking his last
sleep. December 81, 1892 there were
in Kansas 1886 members of the G..
A. r. In December 1899 there were
Is, ,9O0-a decrease Of 1907 during the
year.
Barton County democrat., 1900-06-01

JUDGE WALL of Wichita, for
the G. A. r. and j. L. Papes of
the Wichita. Star, for the S. of ",
each made addresses before the
Decoration Day audience in the
park Wednesday. OF the two
addresses that of Mr.. Papes took
the best, and was the more ap-
prOpriate. He being a young
man was more full of vinegar
Barton County democrat., 1900-06-01
GREAT BEND CITY.

FROM the best information at
our command we are led to be-
lieve that the 7th district con-
gressiOnal muddle will be soon
cleared up, and that Claud Duval
will be the only candidate oppos-
ing Chester Iceburg Long.
Barton County democrat., 1900-06-01

sDURING the month of April, :" .
says the Pittsburg kansan,
'tMcKinley's troopers in Luzon
bulleted, bayoneted, drowned,
burned and otherwise benevO-
lently assimilated 1,721 rebels.
During the same month McKin-
ly also made a beautiful speech
before the missionary ecumenical
council at New York in which he
set forth his love for Jesus and
Jesus love for all mankind.
Truly imperialism moves in a
mysterious ways it's wonders to
perform.
Barton County democrat., 1900-06-01

WITH the bubonic plague in
San Francisco, the. Black vomit
in Rio Janeiro, tariff in Porto
Rico, the Neeley scandal in Cuba,
contract labor inHawaii, bribery
and corruption in the Philip
pines, ship loads Of Japanese
coolies on their way, trusts,
monopolies, a multitude of
strikes, and other evils too nu-
merous to mention, the people of
the United States stand in great
need of a change of doctors.
Barton County democrat., 1900-06-01

Getting the swell head-the Barton
county wheat.
Barton County democrat., 1900-06-01

How about it? Will Hoisington
be moved to Great Bendp 1t is report>
Of that town are preparing to pull out
Of Hoisington and build up town
south of the present site. and eatirely
Independent of that corporation. Keep
a.comin:, gentlemen, and we'll snnex
you to Great Bend.
Any person buying goods to the
value Of $40 at the Cyclone" store
win get. free of charge. one Of those
handsome pictures Prof. Wilson has
been painting the past few days.
The catalogue and premium list of
Barton County democrat., 1900-06-01
BUFFALO TOWNSHIP.

BUFFALO TOWNSHIP.
DeIeoates Alternates
Henry Miller Autone Gruber
Henry Essmilller q VIM. Brandt
Louis Weipparten VIM. Essmiller
Jacob Alfs Dan Miller jr.
John Gruber Joe Gruber
Dick EssmiIler VIM. Titus
WALNUT TOWNSHIP.
Frank Schenck Peter Brack
Conrad Ochs Henry Campbell
j. 8, Winget ABB. Willcutt
p. w, Poison John Gallon
GREAT BEND CITY.
First Ward-Delegates, c. F. Difenbacher. Vol
ney Ricketts,, Peter Maus. Alternates, Pat Bough-
an, Will Klein and W. II. Zutavern.
Second Ward-Delegates. Thoe. Gilmore. D. B..
Pulmer and DR.. Meade. Alternates, E. Wells,
Waller Tyndall and John Stevens.
Third Ward-Delegates, W. A. Rush, Fl. P.
Moore II. H. Feldkamp. John Malta jr.. Max
Shafer, c. Is. Morgan. Alternates. D. C. Luse,
Geo Kincaid, Fred Zutayern, J. B. Chastain, 3. A.
Bland and Fred Hemker.
Fourth Ward-Delegates, o. r. Wilson. H. NJ:
Shore, and G. W. Greene jr. Each delegates to
select his own alternate.
Barton County democrat., 1900-06-01

The Avery threshinR machine
takes the leadb It is more durable,
and cleans and threshes better than
any machines in the market. We
sold an outfit to Boshel q Weimert,
sGreat Bend, two years ago, and you
can inquire of them how many re-
pairs they used the last two seasons.
GREAT BEND IMPLEMENT Co.
Barton County democrat., 1900-06-01

Decoration Day has passed. and il
did not rain.
Barton County democrat., 1900-06-01

thousand men can get employ.
ment in Barton county in the wheat
fields. 1t is not likely that work will
commence before June 20. Iaborers
should be here by that time, however.
Come to Great Bend. Ellinwood, Clef-
lin, Hoisington, Pawnee Rock or Oh.
mitz, and from there the farmers will
find you.
Barton County democrat., 1900-06-01

The wife of man named Moon pre-.
sented him with fine boy. This was
q new moon. The father celebrated
the event by drinking himself full.
This was full moon. When he awoke
from his drunken stupor all he had left
in his pocket was twenty five cents.
This was the last quarter. His mother
in-law beat him oyer the head with
club, thus giving him total eclipse.
Barton County democrat., 1900-06-01

Seats for "Jack's Wife, on sale 81
Aliens.
Barton County democrat., 1900-06-01

Seats for ''Jack's Wife, on sale at
Aliens.
Decoration Day has passed. and it
did not rain.
Getting the swell head-the Barton
county wheat.
L. B. Wilcox is putting up machinery
with F. 81. Miller.
Ed. Griffith is home from Salina for
the summer vacation.
Every man should help every other
man he can to got harvest help.
Judge Il. F. Milton of the Appel
ate court, came down from Dodge City
Thursday.
Arrangements are being made for
the opening of q new barber shop, in
the Wilmer building.
The Old Arkansaw was up, bank
full. again last eek. It is time for
the June rise to show up.
Frank Eveleigh, of the north west
part of the county, called Monday to
get on the DEMOCRAT list.
J. L. Papes, of the Kansas Star,
Wichita, made the DEMOCRAT pro-
fessional call Wednesday.
Edwin j. Brier, of Topeka, is out
looking after some land interests the
Brier's have in this county.
George valerius and family were
over from Hoisington Wednesday,, to
help celebrate Decoration Day.
Between my place and Wal.
nut Creek Mills, a gold watch. IA k, Is
jewel Elgin, National Watch Co.
GREEN STEVENS.
Mrs. D. N. Hefzer, of Colorado
Springs. will come to Great Bend the
latter part of this week to visit her
sister, Mrs. Max Shafer.
See "Jack's Wife''-and . whole lot
Of other good dramatic talent, at the
opera house tonight-beneft of The
Daughters of The King.
Do you want 'em? OF course you
do. Save your carpet and save your
money by buying some Of these Special
Sale Rugs.
E: R. Aosns NERO. Go.
B. r. Lorimor and brother from
Iowa, Palmer Lorimor and family, and
Nr. and Mrs. Charlie Lorimor were
the guests Of MIR. and Mrs Max Shafer
Tuesday.
Charley Hays was down from Albert
Monday evening. Says the wheat that
waedown, with the rain and wind, will
straighteu up all right with dry and
windy weather.
There arc lots of good speedy horses
in Barton county. When you como to
town with your trotters or runners,
drive out and try their bottom on the
new race course.
A marriage license was issued by
Probate Judge Breeder. on May 18th,
to F. C. North and Katie Warren, of
Hoisington. The marriage was to
occur on May 30th.
At the close of the play tonight there
will be contest cake walk. participant
ed in by Babe Gould, Ida Patterson,
Erna Griffith, Fioy Baker. Jimmie
Durkin and Warren Durkin. Don't
miss it.
Closing Out
We are selling out all our house
hold goods, office fixtures ETC., In.
clldlng first class piano and high
grade phoeton. Are going away.
| RATzLAFF Bros.
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LADIES OF THE G.. A. R.
Concluded Their Annual Meeting
Election of Officers.

Concluded Their Annual Meeting,
b Election of Officers.
The Ladies of the G. A. R. held their
annual meeting at the Parish House in
Moundsville. A delegation from the
Encampment paid a friendly visit, and
the officers of Mother Mckinley Circle,
of Martins Ferry, paid a fraternal call.
The election Of officers resulted as fol-
lows
President, Mrs. R. e. Florence; S. V.
P, Mrs. Clara Baldwin; J. V. p, Mrs.
Mary E. Rose; Organizer, Mrs. NJ. Anna
Hall; Treasurer, Miss Nellie Henry;
Counsellor, Mrs. Anna Belle Topp; Sec
rotary, Miss Ruth Hall; delegate to
national convention, Mrs. NJ. j. Guy;
council of administration, Miss Ruth
Hall, Mrs. May Richie, Mrs. S. A.
Green, Mrs. May Sheets.
The usual resolutions were adopted.
Parkersburg was selected as the place
for the next meeting.
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used to appear. 1t is a style of per-
Torrance that has proven most sue
cessful with Miss Rice. In all OF the
large cities she has played to tremen-
dous houses and the critics everywhere
are most enthusiastic in her praise,
declaring she has unquestionably made
the success of her life in these delight
full plays. The fact that Miss Rice as
sumes three entirely different charac-
ters at each performance not only af-
fords an opportunity to fully enjoy the
great versatility of this charming artist
as a coincidence, but permits her to
constantly introduce a number of the
wonderfully clever specialtles for which
she is famous.
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Other Religious Notes.

At the First Baptist church, Rev.
Martin w. Buck, pastor, preaching at
10: 80 a. M, and 1880 p. m. by pastor.
The new Presbyterian church at
Shadyside, O., will be dedicated Sab
bath day at 8 p. m. Rev. w. A. Williams
will preach the sermon.
At the Vance Memorial church: Ser
vices at II a.. m. and 1902. m. DR..
Austin, pastor. The evening subject
will be, What is a Creed?"
At the Fourth street M. E. church
the pastor, Rev. J. L. Sooy, will preach
at 1913 30 a. m. and 1880 p. m, subject at
night, misunderstanding Wide
spread Prevalence"
The regular Sabbath service of the
Second English Lutheran church will
be conducted by the pastor, Rev. w. A.
Hartman, in the A. o. U. w. hall, cor
ner Thirty-sfxth and Jacob streets.
At the First Presbyterian church the
pastor, Rev. D. A. Cunningham, D. D.,
will preach at 1890 a. M. and 7:45 p.
m. Morning subject, God Greater
Than Our Hearts," evening, God
Comforting His People"
At the Wesley Methodist Episcopal
church tomorrow morning and even
ing the pastor, Rev. Gregory Bleakly,
will conduct services at the usual
hour. In the morning he will deliver
a ermon upon the topic, Christian
Armor."
DIR. Weaver, an eminent colored or
ator of the south, will deliver a lee
ture, illustrated by stereoptican views,
at the Third Presbyterian church on
the evening Of May 9th. There will
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-04-28
Was Disturbed by Boys at BenwoOd
Thursday EYeninE.

Thursday Evening.
Rev. G.. c. Bruner, a member of the
Pittsburg conference of the Evangel-
ical Alliance, delivered a temperance
lecture at Main and Seventh street, in
Benwood, Thursday evening, and very
unfortunately the meeting was dis
turbed by a number of mischievious
boys.
The Rev. Mr.. Bruner was standing
on a store box, SO it is learned, adj
dressing al audience upon the sub
ject of temperance, and during the
course of his remarks the box caught
fire and he was compelled to jump to
the ground to avoid being burned.
Some of those who were in the aud
fence say that some sort of an explo-
sive was used by some boys to set
fire to the platform, while others claim
that a young man, after lighting his
cigar, threw a burning match among
some paper which was in the box,
and the flames originated In this man
ner. However, the lecturer was I'M
daunted by the disturbance created by
the unruly youngsters, and finished
his address, which was very much APP
preciated by his friends. 1t is said
that efforts will be made to prosecute
the parties who r guilty of molest-
ing the meeting. 'esfN
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be no admission, but a silver offering
will be taken up

| Do no admission, u 3 6l1Ver 0H6E1n8
will be taken up
Simpson M. E. church, Rev. J. w.
Waters, pastor-Preaching at 1880 a.
m. and 8 p. m. by Rev. A. Fuller, OF
Point Pleasant Sunday school at 2:30
p. M, H. B. Clemens superintendent.
Pentecostal meeting at 4 p. m, led by
| Mrs. Carrie Berrie.
Rev, Herman Haas will conduct the
regular services at st. Pau1s German
Protestant church, on the South Side.
tomorrow morning. Sunday school
will be held at 2 o'clock in the after
noon. A meeting of the Steebe Kaase
Verein will be held at 3 p. m.
At st. Matthews church, the Rev.
David w. Howard, rector: Morning
prayer and sermon at 1920, subject:
The Power OF the Resurrection Life
Sunday school and rector's Bible class
at 2:15; evening prayer and sermon at
1880, subject: THE Good Shepherd"
At the Third Presbyterian church
tomorrow the pastor, Rev. R. R. Big
ger, will preach in the morning upon
the subject, You Shall be Witnesses"
and in the evening upon the theme,
BE Thou Faithful Unto DEATH" There
will be Sunday school at the usual
hour.
Rev. w. J.. Hardness, Phi. D., will
conduct services as usual at the Chap
line Street Methodist Episcopal church
tomorrow. His morning subject will
be, True Wisdom and his evening
theme, Goods Plan or Mans Plan"
Sunday school will v at 2
p. m.
Services at the North street M. E.
church: Preaching Sunday at 1890 a.
m. and 1880 p. m. by the pastor, c.. B.
Graham; Sunday school at 2 p. M;
Epworth devotional meeting at z p. m.
The usual meetings of the week:
Morning subject, can Invitation to
Dine" evening subject, "Christ's Vic
tory Mans Blessing"
At First Christian church, Rev. c. M.
Oliphant, pastor:-Morning: THE
Creed That Needs No Revision" eve
ming: obstacles to Church Progress"
This evenings sermon will be a con-
%tinuance of last Sunday evenings
thought . Sunday school, $50 p. M;
MlSSlOu .. o., lHlIIy-uloI otl6ct, GOV
| p. M; Junior c. E. at 4 p. M; Y. P. S.
G. E., GAS p. M, led by Mrs. Crook,
topic: Whats Gods DUE Luke
20:19-26; Prayer meeting Wednesday
| evening. A large number of the En-
deavorers of the First church will at
tend the Wheeling District c. E. con
vention on Thursday and Friday of
next week at Bethany. Several will
| also attend the State C. E. convention
at Morgantown, May 15-17th.
Tomorrow at St. Joseph's Cathedral
first mass will be celebrated at $50
o'clock a. m. The Ladies Auxiliary A.
O. H. will approach the holy COM
munion in a body at the 6 o'clock mass
At 9 a. m. the delegations of the
knights of Columbus will attend mass
in a body. The service will be said
by the Ri. Rev. Bishop Donahue, who
will also deliver the sermon. At TO-: 80
a. m. and 1880 p. m. the regular SER
vices will be conducted by the ST.
Joseph clergy. At the morning service
a special solemn high mass will be
sung.
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why Smith Left Home.

Why Smith Left Home.
"Gleeful plentitude" is the term which
the author applies to his farce why
Smith Left Home" which was present.
ed to a small but very appreciative
audience at the Opera House last night.
1t is a comedy of many complications
and all of them provoke merriment.
1t is a laughing success. They COM
pany is excellent, Mr.. Grinnell and
Lottie Williams Slater, as Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith" being particularly good. Their
roles require considerable dramatic
ability and both are capable in every
sense of the word.
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ole Olson.


A wholesome, refreshing play is cole
Olson" which Is now on the boards at
the Grand Opera House, and which dur
ing the height Of the season would
doubtless crowd the theatre at every
performance. Mr.. Hendricks is I'M
q~uestionably the foremost Swedish
American dialect comedian upon the
American stage, and he has surrounded
himself with a company Of very cap
able actors and actresses. The humor
is bright and the specialties serve to
enliven the action of the play. The
play will be presented this afternoon
and the engagement will close with to-
nights performance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-04-28

The first council of the Knights of
Columbus in this State will be installed
in this city tomorrow. Arrangements
have been completed for the reception
of at least three hundred visiting
knights and their councils. Sixty
members constitute the charter list OF
the local council, completing the work
begun several months ago.
The idea of instituting the order in
this city was conceived about six
months ago, and ever since that time
the promoters have been devoting a
better part Of their spare time to the
work and the results attained have
been admirable.
Following are the officers of the or
g%anization:
Grand Knight-John ]. Coniff.
Deputy Grand K~night-John ].
O'Kane.
Chancellor-Harry Gilbert.
Recording Secretary-Charles Ray.
Financial Secretary-Wm. B. Gund-
ling.
Treasurer-Walter Chapman.
Lecturer-August Weitzel.
Advocate-Hon. T. S. Riley.
Warden-JoS. Kase.
Inside Guard-M. Malooley.
Outside Guard-E. Cannon.
Chaplain-Rev. r. c. Harris.
Physician-Dr. c. A. Wingerter.
Trustees-John Warehouse, ]. "A.
Blum, James Mckinley, James McCann
and Frank Riester.
Three degrees will be conferred to-
morrow under the direction of Supreme
knight VIM. A. Maine, Of Youngs-
town, O., District Deputy Supreme
knight. Marietta and ~Steubenville will
join the local council in giving the
third degree to thirty-ive members
from their councils.
Candidates and members will assem-
BILE at the Carroll Club Sunday morn
ing at $3.50 to receive badges and pro-
grammes, and from the club house will
attend nine o'clock mass in a body al
the Cathedral.
Among the large number of visiting
knights who will be present there viii
be delegations from New York, Balti-
more, Philadelphia, P%ittsburg, Toledo
O., Youngstown, O., Canton, O., Mari
eta, S~teubenville and other places
Among the visitors of note who will be
present will be State Deputy of New
Jersey James A. Burns, of East Orange
The programme for the day is as fol
lows:
$50 a.. m.-Assembling of candidates
and visiting knights at Carroll Club.
9 a. m.-Celebration of mass at st
Joseph's Cathedral.
10 a. m.-Conferring of first and Sec
ond degree at the Odd Fellows hall,
8 p. m.-Banquet at Carroll Club
Auditorium.
7 p. m.-Conferring of the third de-
gree at Odd Fellows hall.
Judging from the amount of enthus-
iasm and interest displayed among the
members of the surrounding country
who are coming here to do the initial
ing, the establishing of the council in
this State will be a red letter day in
this order.
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Fanny rice Coming.

On Tuesday night that charming
coincidence, Fanny Rice, assisted by
an excellent company, will appear al
the Opera House in a grand triple bill
Of delightful comedies, presenting at
each performance three separate and
distinct plays. 1t was this same style
Of entertainment which made Rosina
vokes so famous. and, in fact, Miss
Rice, having secured Miss vokes' en-
tire repertoire, presents many OF the
very same plays In which Mlu Vokes
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-04-28

Monroe Waterman. Is q candidate for
delegate to the National Democratic
convention. He is al able editor, an
Incorporating Democrat, and an in
defatigable party worker. and deserves
this honor at the hands Of the Demo-
Gratis of the Third district
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THE KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
THE FIRST COUNCIL OF THAT Or
DER WILL BE INSTALLED IN
THIS CITY
TOMORROW AT I. o. o. F. HALL,

The Local Council Will Have Sixty
Charter Members-The Degrees
will be Conferred by Supreme
knight w. A. M~aline, of Youngs-
town, o., District Deputy Supreme
Knight-Over Three Hundred Wis.,
iting knights will be Present tor
h Exercises From a Distance.
Other Religious Items.