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worden Post and Corps, indiana.

EDITOR NATIONAL TRIBUNE: | am a reader
iof The National Tribune. and as I have never
seen anything from Worden Post, 205, or
from Worden w. X. c.. 149, ] thought
is composed of about 80 of the brave old
heroes who fought for country, liberty and
the flag Worden Corps has about Al menu
bers. Bath Post aud Corps are In Il flourish
Ing condition. New Years Day the Corps
Served a sumptous dinner to the old heroes
and their wives. The tables fairly groaned
beneath their load of good things. But there
is nothing too good for the old soldier: II did
ones heart good TO see how they did
enjoy this New Years feast-MARY A.
'KIBLINGER, Albion Ind.
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officers of the SD II. Y.

The Veterans of the 9th Regiment. y. Y.
s. Nh. q. y. Y. CS3d y. Y. NOls.). which
holds meetings the 9th Of each month AT
10 West 14th St, View York City. is Differed
as follows: Com. pabncy W. Digs: V. G.,
Samuel Berry: j. V. C.. Valentine Marsh;
Surg. John II. Myer: Chap. Alfred Z. Roe,
ID. H.: q. NJ, William J. Kirkland: .Adjt..
George ~ Husscy: Hist. Thomas l. Hanna;
Trustees. William Scott, John Fl. Van Wyck
John II. Pryor, Augustus w. Mead. Emanuel
Dreyfus; Color Bearers. benjamin +. Brown,
and Frank e. Martin; Sergt.-at-Arms, Jacut
Rirschy.
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Gen. Blackmar Presented With Badge.

Junior Vice Department Communion ". W
Blackmar, assisted by Past Commander
Goodrich of Post 133, as Officer of the Day
on ian; . insta,Ied the once[s OF francs i
close of the installation Il. ceremonies Com
mander Castle in behalf OF Post 49, pre-
scented Gen. Blackmar with Il Junior Vice De
ipartment Commanders gold badge. Tho
Post with their guest then marched TO tho
banquet hail. Comrades were present from
Posts .. liz and I,I aEE az.
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A CAR LOADOr MEDICINE.

This is the amount of medicine that Mrs. G. B. Mil
Ter has sent FREE in the past year. No Other per
son has done much for the suffering this generous
little woman By years OF constant study and expert
ments sine has perfected simple, harmless vegetable
remedy that will very readily all female diseases
and the piles II Is never falling for the vari
Gus diseases peculiar TO women, such falling of the
womb, leucorrhoea alterations, examinations, etc.
will also cure piles from any cause or in either
box of this wonderful medicine will DE sent FREE
il you will write at onceto Mrs. C.iB Miller, Box II
Eokomo Indiana.
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Home of Gov Buckin gham

Sedgwick Post, /, of Norwich. Conn, Dec.
3. held jubilee, celebrating the clearance
of all Indebtedness on the buckingham
memorial property. This memorial building
was once the home of Gov. buckingham, the
War Governor of Connecticut. Sedgwicl,
Post is TO be congra tulatedl oil securing this
historical landmark. ~
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Cures
Badness
Prevents Hair Falling Out, Removes
Dandruff, Stops Itching and Re-
stores Luxuriant Growth to
Shining scalps, Eyebrows
and EyelasheS.
~n,s, ennyanr PHrP
A TRIAL PACKAGE FREE.

Famous French ConiraIto. PROMINENT ny VHIcIkI.
The above cuts plainly show for themselves
what the remedy will do.
The remedy has cured thousands aal no
one need fear that II is harmful. We DO not
ask You to take our word for it or anyone
clSes Send for the free trial and learn for
yourself just what this wonderful remedy
actually does.
The remedy also cures itching and dan,
druff sure signs of approaching badness ana
keeps the scalp healthy and vigorous. IL az"
restores gray hair TO natural color and pro
,iucoS thick and lustrOus eyebrows and eye
l:;shcs Iiy sending your name and address
To The AItenhcim Medical DiSpenSary. 21Jt
Euttcriirh Building Cincinnati. Ohio. cnclos-
ing Il 2-cent stamp 10 cover postage, they VIII
mail You prepaid Il free trial of their re-
ma rk: bic remedy.
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Yates PhalanX.

The Proceedings of the Goth Annual Re-
union of the Yates rhalanX (39th I'D, COM
piled by w. Il. Morley, Secretary. Arlington
Iowa and edited by Il. d. Coney, has been
issued in pamphlet form.
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OLD MAY,

Thousands Of Old men who
Thought tnair remaining days on
earth would he few now bless tEe
lSly that they commenced The
use o. this greatest Of all pais
killers and genuine strength
builders. Honder-Workers
lwill bring about n degree Of
health ard strength fOryou away
beyori the average man OF your
yesrs. and give you gIea. peace
and comfort.
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XARICOCELE.

Thcre Is not 2 case OF Vnri-
cocele on earth to-day that
%CndeF-@orkerS used &C
cording to directions, az your
home, at your work, without any
appliances, will fail TO quickly
thoroughly aod permanently
cure. 1t discrepancies all the
poisonous deposits, restores all
the nerve currents. and abso-
lrtely annihilales Varicocele-
now be u mani
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As the w. X. c. has no official organ.
would urge the members 10 subscribe Tor the
National Tribune. as in its columns from
time to time will he items showing the work
done in each Department. IN tins way the
Departments will be able 10 keep in touch.
There should be ut least one copy Of the
paper in each Corps, and it could he read for
The good of the Order. Their, Is always some
thing about the doings of our National Prcsi
dent In its columns, and all members have
an interest in her. and like to follow her on
her travels for the upbuilding Of the grand
order so dear TO all our hcarts.-Mary NJ
North, National Press Correspondent, Snow
LII Nd
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YDuNG MANI

Thousands OF Joung and mid
dle-aged men growing prema-
turely old because of TOO much
fun or excuses Of any kind have
been restored TO perfect strength
emf glorious manhood by the
use OF this WORKOUT mans best
friend, and if you buy and use
Wonder-Workers you will
surprise yourself and your
friends by becoming q strong,
manly man.
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Massachusetts sends word that Department
President, Mrs. Mary l.. Gilman, has faith
fully performed every duty connected with
her office, and has won her way into all
hearts by her kind. lovabc manner, and her
constant thought for the uplifting OF the
Order.
The W. Il. C.. of Massachusetts. gave
% dinner 10 the Union EX-PrisOners of War
at their last annual meeting. and received the
hearty thanks Of the boys" for their kind
mess. The Department Press Correspondent
Mrs. Il. g. sampson. keeps the work Of her
State before the public. and in this manner
creates an interest in the Order.
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At Cheyenne, Wyo. the inmates Of the
Soldiers Home were given "a surprise party on
Christmas evening. when the members of the
W. Il. e. Of the city, assisted by the Corps
of Laramie, gave Il splendid supper and fur
nisbed loads of fruits and other delicacics for
the future refreshments Of the veterans.
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Lizzie Ulrich, Department Press Cores
pOndcDt, of Oregon says there are only AZ
Corps in her Department, but they all work
in harmony with the Posts. and are advanc-
ing along every line. Many Of them give
regular entertainments, and so obtain money
with which to care for the veterans. one
Corps holds II sale Of cooked food In Il
grocery story. every saturday, and In that
way substantially increases the amount in
the treasury.
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C,Ea SHELLS The Wonders the Deep. Small
= shells for Wtre-w TSers 30 varieties for - cents
by mail stamps or coin. J. f. Powell, Wausesau, Ill.
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Mrs. Carr will visit as many Department
President is hampered by the fact that 80
many of them are held at about the same
time, and these perhaps ut points far dis
ttu
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mzchinist in Wilmington, D.l,, ,srites: "Nay
hsaven bless YOU, BecS IoCr Wonder-WOrters
have made mRu OF me IN n very shOT- time
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THE TpUTEa TO WEAK R1EN
READ wsar rae "cHRIsTIAn aERalo,, sAvs:
1EsIiAnYiMS rpnN MfN NR0 HAVE REsN RfO.

A lawyer IN ItrscA. y. V. writes: "God bless
YOU! Wonder Workers have given me lie
nni en- vr:lrely Nc.I. on, how glad au..N
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vi EtN Ek Roasted Package Coffee On biz COM
mission, 9 exclusively Il side line. Addie
TIIOS. NJ. McBEE & co, Mansfield, Ohio.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-01-23
8. L /. Prize and Flag Drill.

Thursday night Capt. q F. Wilson called
the officers Of the Sumter Light lofantry to.
eetber in an informal meeting 10 discuss and
map out the work of the compsny for the
year 1851. 1t bad been decided at previous
meeting 10 give ao entertainment and prize
drill for the benefit OF the company's funds
and this matter came up for discussion A
majority Of the officers present were 10 favor
of q prize drill and flag dr,ll By the young
ladies as an additional feature This having
been determined upon Hsjor Loriug Lee was
appointed BY tho captain TO take charge oi
the flag drill and request the 5ooDg ladies to
drill, aod to drill them. Capt. Wilson not
being able to get the old prize medal Of the
Somter Light 1sfaotry, decided to award one
bmself 10 The best drilled maa 10 the COM
paoy as decided BY this priz. drill. The drill
will take place ct the Opera House on March
Sd, and the company exeecs by the comoina-
ton of th, prize drill and the fsg drill OF the
yong ladies TO fiji the Opera House. asd
thus add substantial sum to the e1chequsr
of the company. These matters having ee.n
disposed OF Capt Wilson Invited the officers
to accompany him 'around The corner. "
where an elegant oyster supper vas served at
Manheim's 8 restaurant which Was enjoyed oy
al prsseot
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Tribute Of Respect.

The whole community asd Bethel Church
especially is sorely bereft in the death Of Mrs.
u j. Michau.
She VAS borc Oct. l2,h. ls46, and died
Jao. 3rd, 1901. Betweeo these two da es a.
lived by her most beautiful apd useful
Christian life.
Before Dor nsrrisee shs va. Miss Martha J.
Aodreus But io 1871 sho was happily mar.
ried to Aarioo ] Aichau, with whom she
lived % model wife for 30 years, and until
death took her from h.m Her husband,
three sons and three daughters snrvive her
and mourn Der lose, with large circle OF
relatives and friends One daughter, Miss
Dora, preceded her to the hons of the bles.
by only two months and few days.
As q member Of Bethel Methodist Church
as president OF the Woman's Foreign MIS-
siopary Society as teacher ia the Sunday
School for Is years as ooe who was alvaye
glad to make personal sacrifice for Others
good, she had no superior and IN all Of these
she will be greatly missed
Being happily converted in early girhood,
and eonsecrating her life to the tervice OF ber
Lord, her daily endeavor was 10 reprodcce
the life Of her divine Saviour in Der life
Her success was 90 marked along this line
that the uoiversal testimony OF those who
knew her best, both white and black, Is tba,
she was one OF the best womeD in the world.
We have been in the community litt:e
more than year and We have beard nothing
bot the highest praise Of sister Gichau by her
neighbors Oue said "1f | had 20 other
evidence of the Christian religion, the life oi
Mrs. Aichau wauld suffice; and, If now
were tempted to try to doubt it, the purity,
devotion, and consistency of her daily walk
would disarm me-
Tbe large crowd which attended her fuue.
raj, as on Jan. 5th we laid be. oody to res'
by Dora's side in Bethel's beautiful cemetery
attest the aigb esteem in which che was held
by all who knew her The falling tears ol
those present show the bereaved family the
depths Of sympathy of the community
The preacher and his family baye lost oue
Of their best friends one who was ever
amopg the first to prepare the parsonage fol
their reception aod to meet them and give
them a warm welcome. But now she is
receiving the reward for all ber lsbors e1
love. J. q THAcKRR.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-01-23

The attention of the city authorities shos.d
be called to the crowd of loafers at The old
Curtis Bouse near the depot. They block ;he
sidewalk ssd make 1t dlssgreeabie 10 many
ways for ladies and others.
At meeting OF the congregation of the
Presbyterian Church after the services last
Sunday the cum of $500 was raised toward the
new church building. 10 ali the Board OF
Descous have about 81. 900 ou hand
Such little pills as DeWitt's Little Early
Rieers are very easily taken, sod they are
wonderfully effective in cleansing the livel
aod bowels. ]. s. Huehsoo d Co.
Our peigbboriug town Of Sumter is to have
a training school for nurses. A charter has
been applied for aud the leadiog physicians
of Sumier will lecture to the students The
Institution will start about February |.
Well done Sum.er.-Darliug,on News.
Alta meeting Monday night Of the Knigbte
Of Pythas, The lodge decided to turn over the
surplus OF hand from collection for the ban.
ouet to the Baptist ladies. wh ID furnished
the supper The amount hasd Was
Sl2.55.
A meeting Of the stockholders Of the Suw-
ter Trainine School was held last Wednesday
at the ofice of Mr. R o Purdy. They eject
ed Mr R. o Pnrdy, president Mr.. Neill
o. Donuel, vice preaidcot; Dr.. Vao Telburg
Holman, secretary and treasurer, and Drs. j..
board of directors.
a number Of the employers of the Sumter
Telephone MFG. Co. were laid off last week for
few days, ou account Of orders being out
This is the dull season With the factories, aad
nearly every year some of the men have TO be
laid of
Alta meeting OF the Electric Light and Ice
Co, last weak, the annuel report was sub.
mitted and the company was found to De iu
a prosperous condition Other routine busi-
ness was transacted and the following officers
were reelected: r. n. Wallace. Pres A
White, Vice Pres aud Treas r. n Wallace,
G. T Macon, R. o. Purdy. 3 R. Nash and
A. White, directors
The Northwestern R. r between this city
ard Cauden hos had, from the day i, wse
opened, heavy freight and passenger trsfic
aod the business decreases steadily. The
road will be an unusually rro6sab:e short
line ard the often made assertion that road
was needed between Sumter and Camden
aud would pay hapdsome, is thus proven
by practical and convincing demonstration.
Beal,h Officer Resrdon, who has been 10
specsinz the city in order to have it ia good
condition before spripg, says the city is in q
very fair condition Some parties have tried
TO keep hogs, but have been caught up with
The Health Officer ie anxious that all persons
report any cases OF typhoid fever add other
contagious or infectious diseases promptly 10
order that precautionary measures may be
adopted and disinfection Instituted. Particu-
lar attention should be paid to horse and COW
stalls and lots
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-01-23
DEPOT IMPROVEMENTS AT
LAST.
President Elliott Has Issued Or
ders for Erection Of Car Shed.

The pew century has already brought this
city 40 improvement that has loog eeen
needed and long wished for by all classes o'
residents and the traveling public generally
We are at last 10 have car shed at the pas-
seneer depot orders having been iesued foz
work to begin at once
This reformation cones direct FROM bead
quarters. Senator R Manning having bad
40 iuter,iew 90 the subject With President
W. G.. Elliott of the Atlantic Coas: Line
Yesterday, Who stated TO Senator aaen'n2
that the sted would be erected at once snd
orders havo already been issued to the bead
of the construction department 70 begin work
on the shed 3, tbs earliest possible day. This
announcement will bs welcome news to every
resident Of Sumter, especially as it eomes
from such an authoritative source
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New Schedule on Bishopville R. B

The railroad commission has arranged With
the Atlantic Coasr Line to operate new and
more convenient echedule Cd the Bisbopvile
R. R which will 60 into effect at any early
day. Tho train will leave Bishopville IN the
morning aud will return 10 the evening, leav-
Jog this city in the evening after toe arrival
of the Columbia and Augusta ,rains.
The exact hours of the arrival and depar-
ture of the trains have not been announced
out the facs that the new schedule will give
the Bisbopville people train to this city 10
the morning and back to B;sbopville ia the
evening is all that is desired
The petition recently sent to the A. G L.
officials by the business men Of this city no.
doubtedy bad something TO do with securing
the new schedule, but i, must De remem bered
hereafter that to the railroad commission the
fret credit ls due.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-01-23
Death Of Thos. A Pack.

Mr.. Thomas g. Pack, who was for many
years q resident cf Sumter and at one time d
prominent business man here. died IN Greco
Vile. 8 c.. on Sunday, jan 9Th, aged 73
wears Mr.. Pack vas reared at Packsville
(sbsn u part of Sumter dis,rict), now in
Clarendon ccusty. Be made Sumter ais
home antil the close of the civil war when
aloog with several others, he went to Honda
ras Intending to settle there ; cut after . few
years returoed here aud remained until De
vent to Greenviiie where be has resided for
the past Is or more years, unt: some time
last year, when he returned to Packsville, and
there engaged in business
He was 90 visit to his children ir Green
vile a. the time OF his death. His rename
were inferred there BE vas twice married,
the last time being during the past year, aod
since bis return to Packsville.
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Marriage at Bishopviile.

Bishopville, Jan ls "A e..asiful m.rriaae
ceremooy vas performed las: Dght NJ the
residence of Ar. and Mrs ". Eogiish, the
parties being Hr James a. Stuekeg and Miss
Clara Gibson, sbe Rsv. ". Gregg oficia,
tioe
Tbs attendant, we're as follows: Miss
Mamie Gibson With ST Dwight Stuckey ;
Miss Upie Gibson of Neuberry, with ar
George S,uckey Misc Paunie Williams With
ar Fred S;uckey Miss Lucia Gibson With
N-. William S,uckey Miss Eemmie james
With Mr. Willie Gibsos Miss Genie Esgli.a
With Dr. L Il Jennings.
The bride is the daughter of Ar John Glib
sou The groom is q son Of ss. Ashley
S1uckey of Nsnnville ae is nov IN business
vi,h Ar Nathan Barnett at Man5vilis.
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7.he Mothers Friend.

Cbamberlan's Cough Remedy is the moth
er's f.yori.e. IL is p!eaoAnt and safe for chill
dren 10 take and always cures. 1t is intend
ed especially for coughs, colds, Group and
whoopicg cough, ard is the best medicis e
mace for these disessee There is not the
least danger 10 giving it 10 children for it
contain. DO opium or other injurious drug
and may be given as confidently to babe as
to an adult. For sale by a. J. Chine.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-01-23
Beat cutot an increase Of His Pension

A Mexican var veteran ,nd proninsn. edi
tor writes: Seeing tbs advertisement oI
Cham berlain's Coils, Cho;sra and Diarrboss
Remedy, am remodel that ~ soldier in
Mexico i. '<7 and '48, contracted Mexican
diarrhoea and this remedy has Kept me from
getting 40 iocrssse of my pension for on
every renewal dose of it restores I:e." II
i, uoequalled ~ q quick cure for diarrheea
and is pleasant and safe to take. For sale by
A j. China
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-01-23

Prof. 6. Earle Thornvsli, of Hayesville,
vss initiated into the mysteries Of The
Knights of Pysbtas Monday night.
The s,rees force hss eeeu as work the pas,
week beilding mp the side walks on Church,
2epaolicsn aad Salem Streets
Qaslity and oos quantity makes DeWitt's
Little Early R,sers sueh valuable little liver
pills. ]. 8. Hughson Co.
Pbs Teisphone Company il preparing a
nev directory, which, when finished, will Do
quite nes; ADD coovenient.
pespise the threatening weather on Monday
ths streets were full OF people from some
cause OF other and things looked lively for Q
Monday morning
1onday nigh, O'Donnell 4 Co. new s'ore
vas lighted up. /. presented very br,lliao:
appearance and was, indeed, very pretty
sight.
Gu, this ont and take ii to Or A J China g
drug store and get q free sample of Chamber
sain's Stomach and Liver Tablets, the best
physic. They also cure disorders ofthe stor-
acb, billiousness and headache.
The usual crowd Of shoppers was 90 the
esseets Saturday This crowd every week
Is always very orderly. Aud there seems to
be very little drinking going on nov.
A horse became upmanagesble 10 come
way on Main Street Thursday afternoou aod
created considerable excitement The dash-
board Of the buggy vas kicked Oh, but no
fnrihsr damage VAS done.
The uerited reputation for curing piles,
sores and skin diseases acquired by DeWitts
Witch hazel Salve, has led to the making Of
worthless countsrfeits Be sure TO get only
DeWht's Salye. Us. Hoghson l. Co.
The .esidesce of Rev Wm. A Kelly will
hereafter DO found at the parsonage of the
Magnolia Street Methodist Church, located
TeIephose Manufacturing Company.
Telephone connection has been made With
the police alarm box and now any one wish
ing police assistance can ring up central and
ask for ,h. police station. The goog on the
box will ring until police answers.
The mos. soothing, healing and sntisepsic
application ever devised is Dewtt's Witch
Hazel Sslve I. relieves at once aud cures
piles, ao,es, eczema and skin diseases. Be
ware Of ini,aions J. S. Hughscn 4 Co.
asTne police brce is making efforts to break
up the large uumeer of small negro gamblers
in the back los and other secluded places. 1t
is 10 De hoped they will be successful
TIE sberifEas Office has beeo re6,ted aud
cleaoed rs, sne looks quite neas and comfort
able pow. The hoor has been covered and
the rsiiag whin divided the office has been
rea owed.
Wren threatned ty pseumonia or any
o.ae, lung ,roubs, prompt relief is necessary,
as it is dsngerous.o delay. We would sug-
zees tia, ooe Min,te Cough Cure be taken as
soon as indication. of having taken cold are
eo,iced. L: cures quickly and i's early use
pse7eu,s consumption. J. s. Hugbson 4
Co
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-01-23

Solicitor John S. Wilson was called TO To-
disu:own, Williamsburg eoanty, Tuesday
night upoo the sad mission of attendiog the
funersl Of his mother, Mrs Durant, who has
been an Invalid for quite while. He was
accompanied by bis daughter, Miss Pet, and
son, Ingram, aod will have many symcaiolz'
ers when they read this cad !ntelligeuce -
Manning Times.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-01-23
Number tho Houses
For come time the project of numbering

For come time the project of numbering
the bonses in the city has been sg:t.te1, hui
notb,og bss been done.
An instance OF the inconvenience
Of 70, having ,hen numbered is
seen 10 the publication OF :bs new
,eicphooe ci ec,ory /: Is very difficult
and ,nvo!ses vast amoant ui worG 10
b.ve 10 deec.ioe in various manner, the situn-
nuns OF ire different res,ceoces aud business
houses Tns Is only Que instance of the
great 10 inconvenience TO all Of not aaviog TIE
bou,es numoeted II woutd DOT cost the
cit, "a ar.s ouount 10 have the work done
aed i, is 10 be boped II Will be carried out at
an earIv date.