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The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-11-15

J, P Martin mode trip to Durango
this week.
Duncan Selph started for Durango
Thursday morning. where he will meet
his brothers wife from Alamosa. Mrs
Selph expects to spend the winter at
Largo.
Chas Whitson and Q, e. Andrus.
two of our progressive ranchmen re.
turned Wednesday fsoio a trip to Lum.
bertonj where they disposed Of two
wagon loads Of apples.
A private school was opened at Fair
point Tuesday by Miss Draper.
A number Of hOmeseekera from Utah
are reported as on their wav to tho San
Juan river where they expect to locats.
Several thousand acres Of fine farming
land 10 offered for sale, between Large
and Bloomfield, and at extremely low
figures, when compared with prices pre-.
vailirg elsewhere IN the county.
November l3i was a gala day With our
Spanish neighbors, it being the day Of
San faidro, the farmers saint. The
fiesta was held at the ranch Of the late
Don Salome Jacquez. But owing Z
the rainy and disagroable weather a
large portion OF the programme was
omitted, Thanksgiving week will also
usher 10 period Of iestYity, when
almost the entire week will be given
over to a celebration beitting the
occasion.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-11-15
Caught and Recaught

a chap giving bis name as AL Stevens
built veritable rough house for the
peace officers Of La Plata and San Juan
counties this week, and led deputies,
private citizens aud the community gen
orally a merry chase for two days. He
stole a team and buggy at Stuckman's
ranch on the Florida Sunday night,
stopped in Aztec Monday night aud pur-
loined a bale Of hay and sack Of oats
for his horses and headed south for the
Santa Fe road. A posse composed OF
Will Lenfestey, Frank Baker, Charley
Carter, Q. A, Appersou and Fred Stuck
man captured him near Bloomfield and
brought him back to jail Tuesday even
ing That night he wrenched loose a
couple Of iron brackets used to support
a shelf in ths Jail and with them ham
mered off plate which had been fas-
tened across the hole cut by Bob Taylor
aud Truiillo when they got out last fall
and at o'clock in the morniug was
aetride one Of DR.. Condits best horses
and needed south. Dr. Condit and
Charley Carter went after him and
Garter come on him Thursday noon at
the head Of Blanco canon sixty miles
south OF Aztec. The fellow had lost his
bearings in the mixup of hills and ra-
vines which bound in that region and
was easily taken. Carter got to Aztec
with him at sundown Thursday and it
is hoped Stevens will make longer stay
Of it this time, de says he escaped from
Sheriff Casad of Silverton last fall but
claims he is innoeent Of the charge on
which he was then arrested 1t is likely
he will be given a preliminary hearing
here in few days.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-11-15

l. N. Pepper, capitalist and SUCCESS.
full promoter whose headquarters are
at Kansas City, is again looking over
the cou nty with view Of embarking in
some irrigation enterprise. This is the
second trip here, the gentleman having
made his preliminary investigation in
December last. ae pins his faith on
the future Of this county, and is quite
likely to take up the moribund Anlmas
San Juan canal proposition covering
the Bloomfield mesa and the various
bodies of land that could be watered
from the Animas divide. We can
welcome such men as Mr.. Pepper and
can assist them to make something for
tht meelves and thereby also make the
county.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-11-15
Estrax Nnllce

Notice ls hereby given that the unders led
has taken up the following described osDray
viz:
One bay horse, about ten years old, four
white feet, branded on left shoulder, on
left hip, Weighs about 800 pounds.
The owner or owners of said described ami
NAL forfeit the same at the end Of the seven
months from the date of the FIRST publication
of this notice, unless claimed by the owner OF
owners thereof, or their agent. proving owner
ship and paying all legal charges thereon.
PRICE WALTERS,
First pub. Nov. Is, 1901. Aztec, N. NJ 4.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-11-15
LEGAL NOTICES.


Notice is hereby given thut the undersigned
has taken up the following described ostray
animal at his ranch at Cedar Hill, New Mexico,
viz:
One brown mare six or seven years old
shou lder. Weighs about 1000 pounds. Small
white star on forehead, both hind feet white
to the ankle
The owner or owners Of said described ami
mails forfeit the same at the end Of The seven
months from the date of the FIRST publication
OF this notice, unless claimed by the owner or
owners thereof, or their agent, proving owner
ship and paying all legal charges thereon.
W. l.. FLACk,
First pub. Sept. ~. 1901. Cedar HILL N. NJ.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-11-15
Estray Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
has taken up the following described estray
animal a. his ranch seven miles north Of Aztec,
N. NJ, viz.
side
The owner or owners Of said described ani-
mails forfeit the same at the end Of the seven
months from he date of the hrst publication
Of this notice, unless claimed by the owner OF
owners thereof or their agent. rowing owner
ship and paying all legal charges thereon,
ID. w. FREEMAN,
First pub Nov. 1, 1901. Aztec n "a
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-11-15

reward of 500 will be paid by this Associa-
tion to any person or persons furnishing infor-
nation that will lead to the arrest and convic-
tion OF any person or persons stealing, driving
away or ftlOniously handling any stock belong
ing TO any member of this Association.
THE SAN JUAN COUNTY CATTLE GROW
ERS' ASSOCIATION OF NEW MEXICO,
headquarters at Aztec, San Juan County, New
Mexico; W. j. Wright, President; j. r. VIII
tary Board of Directors, j. Q. Dodson. e. r..
Stewart, H. B. Milleson, T. NJ johnson, and
Frank MUIR
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-11-15

Of
Juan county win apply to the district court held in and for said San
last publication Of said list being the third Monday April 1902 for Judgment
together with costs and penalties and for order to @ the satisfy the
ton OF Judgment sga9a the property etc above eped Tor and after having
county at least 0days prior the day Of sale offer for sale public the
This list published within 90 daya after said 1899
preceding
for
has impossible 10 said list earlier
MONROE FIELDS,
Oico Collector County
ID
south east se sgsnshp ~ ot t block b addition
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-11-15

delinquent the and
public
described the
unknown;
said personal and shall continue said sale from
MONROE FIELDS,
Treasurer Collector Couay
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-11-15

Mr., and Mrs. John A. Koontz took
their departure Monday for California
where they go for the benefit of Mrs
KoontE' health Mr. Koontz will re-
turn in the spring to attend to business
matters, but if the climate agrees with
hia wife she may remain year or more.
Mr. aud Mrs. Koontz we're pioneers Of
Aztec. They kept watch and ward for
years over the life OF the little hamlet.
from the time the postofiice was first
established with Mr.. Koontz in charge.
During all this period they have never
been able to take a vacation together,
their interests here demanding the pres
ence of one or the other continually
They have richly earned rest.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-11-15

John Branson. Of Edith, Colo, and
wife are at tho Cottage Home hotels
They expect to spend the winter ia
Aztec
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-11-15
Delinquent Tax List Of San Juan County



In
which
whers the several from the
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-11-15

There win be- q meeting Of tho shareholders
iu thohowef Animas fuigatius Ditch Al Aztec
n M.i December q al b. nj. for the PURPOSE
of elocilnH officers aud tle transaction 90 other
nha|uetsi Phich WALTERS,
Secretary
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-11-15
TO the eattIemen.

For any parti es desiring to vaccinate cattle
this fall / will order for them a complete vac
cinating outfit and pure black leg vaccine, and
furnish tito them at manufacturers prices.
C.E MEAD,
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-11-15

The earth trembled and the sun
fnrred dark green when Aztec met
Pennington on the lattsr's base ball
ground laut Sunday. 1t was one OF the
closest games eve played in the county,
Pennington taking it by the narrow
margin of TO 7. The work of the
Pennington players was at times brilli-
ant Will Estes pitched for the winners
and his friends predict he will make a
star. Charley Baker was Farmington's
shortstop, Frank Hotf third baseman
and "Goe Goo Eyes" was catcher,
Aztec players put up plucky fight but
made the error of trying a new pitcher,
who now admits he lie not exactly des-
igned for that position. A series Of
games will be played between these
teams Thanksgiving week The Aztec
boys are loud in their praise Of the
fine treatment accorded them by the
people Of Pennington, ball players,
business men all joining in making their
visit as pleasant as it we'll could be
The Pennington team should receive a
warm welcome when it comus here.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-11-15
Delinquent Tax List Of San Juan County
Amounline 70 S15.0O and 10.


published
whore the from the
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-11-15
Weather Report for Week.

Following is the weather report for
Wsek ending Nov. 10, 1901, as observed
at Aztec, New Mexico:
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-11-15

A large crowd went With the ball
players to Huntington Sunday aud an
goboft so0d titisl
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-11-15
DlREoTORY.

ZTEC POST no. Is, G. A. R.-Meets az
a call Of Post Commander, Aztec, New
Mexico. W. II. WILLIAMS Post COmman.
der g. W. MCCOY, Adiutant.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-03-19

A Park for the recreation OF the citi.
Zens during the summer months Is very
greatly needed. A suitable place could
no doubt be secured aome where near
the city limits and viii al expediturt
OF some tlme and very little monty
could be made an ideal PLEASURE resort.
The idea has presented itself TO the
writer quite number Of times since be-
coming Il resident OF Newhrrry. New
berry Is located In one Of natures favored
spots and is all ideal summer town. II
nice park was located 10 or near the
city 80 that 1t could be easy OF access
excursion parties could be induced to
come to the tow" and by SO dong many
hundred dollars could be brought to
Newberry that would go elsewhere All
strangers that come to q town help boom
1t. ***
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-03-19
"Cnrner Siore Chat -

The spring ann0nrc' mint of O. Nj.
Jameson is in k, cping wit, the
we'll defined policy f The popular
corner storc,' the best none too go"d
for Newberrians Go hes for the ourg
and old AT prices that appeal To all.
While this house always studies econo-
my for its patrons it Ia never at thu,
Expense Of materials Or finish, and gar
ments Cal be bought at the Corn, r
St re" which are the very hest produc.
tions of the bes' designs aud makers of
m AID boys clothing and at prices
that are as low as any in the State and
lower than many Th citizens of New
berry city aud county are fortunate in
having right at home a house where
they can purchase up-to-date clothing
at prices within the reach OF all. The
line of mems and ladies shoes is com.
pete, and the same Ia true OF meu's
furnishing goods. The whole story Of
rices will b told i"a attractivr ma .
n r, II Corner s ore Cna." FIinay. |.
will pay to read it.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-03-19
MIR. j. II. Haynes,

! President OF tho Siato VOluntee
Fircman's Association OF thCarOlint
mot the Excelsior Fire Co. last nigh
and told them Of his plans for enlargina
tho Association and making 1t q powe,
III tho State. He said that the Associ
etion In GrrenviIlc last year offered Il
$i5 trumpet to that team In the Associ
! alton making the best time and 5000 in
| money to the team making the bes,
time, whether in the Association or not.
We still have the trumpet, which Is to
be competed for every year. What the
committee in Newberry proposes to
put up am not able to say, but wo want
to get cash prize along with the trum-
pet prize. Then your mayor has sug
Eestcd to me that wo offer prizes for q
hose and horse wage" contest, and wht u
the committee was asked about it, they
were very much plcased with the sug-
gcstion. II this il done we will get more
members and have q bigger crowd. I
think that the best thing is the fire.
mcn OF South Carolina can do Is to ioin
this association, because we want TO get
members, "o want to be strong. The
Stato OF North Carolina gives t their
Association $40 600 a year; South Caro-,
lima gives nothing. The volunteer fire.
men jeopardizc their health and their
lives to save other mems property and
have asked nothing bur the good will
the people. And now we want more
members, and when we get more men,
bcrs We wo will have Influence, II it IL
exertch In the right way. and we will
ask our lawmakers TO do something for
the State Fircmrn's Association. Bu
We cannot do anything unless We ge,
gether. Aud Sou want to get the.
beat men you can /" your company. Ask
the city Of Ncwbrrry to give you $l5 ~
month to help you along and to help fix
up your hall. Groenville gives $40 Il
month. Suppose all these c"mpani's
should disbsnd. The city would have
to pay men to ait here in this house and
1t for the fire alarm and you cannot
get good fireman for |. 80 than $50 u
month AK for these things you ough.
10 have, $50 month Ask for much
and they should give it to you. Ask
f'r 1t. You need it.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-03-19
a CON IEST OFukA rt)kY.
Will be- II III In Ch"s'er, AprIi 10Th HIr
Thus. E. Wicker viii R.prcsont NcwDer.
~ COiirgo.

| The cXrcuvie committee of The
lima held meeting at Furman Un
ivcr~ity Friday night.
Among the m"mhers OF tho commit.
| tee present were: l.. w Brown
OF the South Carolina Presbyterian
college at Clinton. chairman; j b
Gib>on # W"iford rollrgc;J = Press.
ley OF E"~kirr; JAS S. II nwick OF New.
hr'rN ro'irgr; J. f. Brak. field OF Fur.
man; l.. NJ Matthew'S Of Clemson: 4
VI Smith, member from the College
was uuabl" to attend.
fhr' Ulcers OF the association ore:
= B wman f Clemson, president:
l. w. Brown Of Clinton college, vice
president; r. Is Far of Erskinp, re-
cordtng srcrctar George T. Clauss. n
N"whcrrv College. corresponding
y "r't'r>; W w Coleman Of Furman.
tr"aSurer; " G II ger Of w, ford
secretary OF s. a'cd marks.
At the m"e'ing OF the committee |,
was deciiei to hold the next State
ronte>t in Chester, the associar ion hav
ing received an invitation fr. III tlr
citiz"ns OF thar place The date fn,
tn" con''st is F'ida>, Apri' 10 b
Tr"nsnrrr w. W Coleman and J. T..
Brak' field of Fnrmun we're appointcd
secure the $25 m'daI to b presented
I" tn" winner of the first prize. r. NJ.
Matthews 0f Clemson WAS aDpOintcd a
committee OF "nr 10 secure mu ic for
the occasion. }. B Gibson of Wexford
WILL hav" charge Of 'hc press FEATURE of
the contest
IN" Judges were also decided upon
but their names were not given out for
publication. Nearly every college In
The State Is represented in the associu.
tiOn and each institution will be repres-
ontcd ut the State contest in April -
Grcenvil'e News Ma ch IL,
Sometime ago two meInbrrs were
chosen b> each society to contest for
me honor of representing Newbcrr,
College AT the meeting of the State
Ora'orical Association. On Saturday
morning las, hcse young men delivered
their speeches before committec of
three wh' w"re Hon George S. Now
"r, R"V g II Armstrong and II II.
We'ch ESQ. Mr.. Thos. T.. Wirkcr WAS
he sncc"ssIn' contestant aud will PC
present Ncwhrri y College at the state
Orl orical a. s0c'nti0n to be held In
Chester o" April 10th. We congratu-
'aLe Mr.. W cker and hope he will sue
ceed in winning tho honors both for
himself and Ncwb' rry College.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-03-19
MANY HAPPY RETURNS.
70 ~ nth Birthday of wy Popular
COpduclpr.

The Greenville News nf the II h ms. :.
contained The following:
Captain Hughes. conduct OF tn.
Southern railroad, on tie Columbia
and G penvill- division, celebrated his
forty. fifth birthday yesterd ".
Cap" has been with the Southern road
since e WAS tw nty five years old,
having hegur work as tlaHm.n on
March 4 1851. He worked as flag.
man onl, Six months when he wa
placed In charge Of q train as cond uc,or.
He has been conductor ROW for about
nineteen years and a half.
Nearly everyone who has Travelled
over the G. & G. ruu6 kii0ws Captain
Hughes H. il considered one Of the
best conductors on the road, alwa, =
polite and Il. commodating. bu' new r.
theless Il strict dlsriplinati ian. III
spen wo or three nights every WI, k
IN GIeehvllie and has many .tbds
here.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-03-19
1t DszZ ~ the World,

No 1iscov"r, In mtdicine has ever
created un. q inrtrr IT the exci, mint
that hHs been cru5.d by Dr. K,ny's
New Disco ery for Consumption I's
s"Vrrest tcs 8 tave teeD on hopeIrs 8
victims OF "nsnmltiOn, Pneumonia,
Hrmorrage,. Pl"nrtsy and Bronchitis,
thUus' nds of whom II has restored to
perf'ct health. For Coughs, colds,
"nn VII "p,'y Cough it IL the quick.
esf. sur - rnr,. IN hn world. IL ID sold
~, a. drugg -,sa q yu.rant.c sa tisfac.
""n r''n IN ey. L,rte bottles
soc. anu $500. Arial bU.t.es free.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-03-19
Committee" appointed laat night for The
FIrtmens Tournament

at meeting Of city council, Board Of
Firemasters and representatives from
the Excelsior Fire company held at the
council Chambers last night the follow
Ing committees were appointed to look
after the interest OF the South Cnrolir a
Volunteer Firemens Tour ament which
is to meet here on June and 9.
COMMITTEE ON TRANSPORTATION.
Chief c J. Purcell, Alderman J. j.
Langford, Fireman ii u Wells.
COMMITTEE ON HOTEL RATES.
..Assistant Chief "A II Brown, Aide
man T. g. Jones, President ]. w.
Earhardt.
INVITATION COMMITTEE.
Chief G. J. Purcell, Alderman Ed
Scholtz. President w. Earhardt.
FINANCE COMMITTEE.
Alderman T.. G Jones, Assistant Chief
ID. l.. Copeland, Assistant Chief A. Il.
Brown.
MUSIC COMMITTEE.
&. l.. Blease, II. II. Evans.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-03-19
We have a few thou
sand bushels of Corn
We will sell for 623C.
Come quick.
Purcell g. Scott.

Don't Forget the Lecture Of Dr.
Brown at Opera House the 25 inst,
also at West End B .ptist Church the
26 inst. Subj cts: At Opera House
the 25, Courtship and Matt imony. AT
West End the 90, After The Kuot l.
Tied.
Admission: At Opera House. rs cents,
Reserved seats, 35 cents, Tick-ts TN
sale at Scholtz's. Pelham's, Reede,s'
Smiths, and B ,okstore, and 1T Helena
by Mrs. w. e Melton. at W-st End
by Mrs e Ia Bro w, Mrs r b.cca
Louie, Misses Alice easy, Brenice
Devoure, Maggie Hu'chin-on, Carrie
Reighiey, and Mrs J. NJ. Davi-, Tho !.
who purchase reserved seats will please
so to Mr.. Scholtz and select their sea,s.
2tl&'.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-03-19
One ltr,u / of Vaccination,

That IS n funny picture a young lady
presented 'v"raI nights ago, the result
of fav ry successful operation OF vacci-
nation. She awoke t" find herself IN
the floor all tangled up in the covrring,
having jumped out OF bed in dream
that four doctors were trying to vacci.
nate h'r-on" standing at each cor, or
OF the bed i ur vaccine points read y
to pierce that WAS q little too much.
she vows that she will never again be
vnccinated Others have vowed the
same **%
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-03-19
FORTY sECnND ANNIvEK AIRY.
nt 'he Literary SOClsties OF Nrwbcrry Col
Eg"->n Ant reRii"E Program
well Rrnd. red.

On Friday evening as has been the
custom FIR many wears the Literary
Societies Of New berry College celehra-
IT d their 42nd anniversary, by a Joint
debate and un exhibition OF oratory.
The interest that fs always manifested
IN the public entertainments of New
berry College was not wanting on this
"cc 'sion and the opera house was
crowded with visitors aud friends Of tn G
college, many Of the furmor students b.
ing present., who were there to encou-
rage and inspire these young speakers.
Thr exercises we're open. d with prayer
hy Rev. G. B.llentine.
Mr.. w j S"lttenburg Of the Phrp-
nakoSmian society presided over the
meeting and Introduced the speak ers in
II pleasing nd graceful ma"nrr.
The orators nf the occasion we're:
" ssr> w ! 'tuisl T. of the Phrena-
k"Smian 81" iety aud j. B D~rrick OF
tn Excelsior society Their specches
show d careful study aud deep thought
aud these young m", pr we'd thems lives
I" De afOrs IN very truth.
Mcssrs, j B Se'zlrr and e. E. Hen.
dirk Of the Excr'si n eociety affirmative
and H G. Lorick and j IG Shealy Of
the P"renak"smian society negative
debatrd the question. Resolved, that the
BIRTHS" S 'uth Afric n policy was iusti-
liable, and the argument hot' for aud
against would have done credit to older
aud wiser beads The audience mcan,e
v'ry much en'husrd and excitement
ran high while the jud L"s-Mr. w Fl.
Wallace, Hon. G"urge Jnhnstnne a, d
M \. Carlisle, E-q q-wera making their
decision and white "wcn done" could
be said for both sid. the negative was
victorious
An interesting feature of the evenings
ertalnmenL was the essay by Miss
Annie Il ser OF the Philomathian soci.
ETY., which was organized in 1897 when
c"-educatton was introduced into New
berryColl' and this was the first time
that young lady had ever taken part
In any of the public EXERCISES of II @
Sol'SS'' ITO CS6af WAS well "riGlG0,
| and was delivered with grace and ease,
and the audience by their applau.e
showed their appreciation OF it, ard
| alsO nf the fat thai tie d .ors Of New
hrry CnlIrt have b n thr,wn open
to young ladies, many of " hon are TAX .
Ing advantage Of This opportunity to
secure higher education, thus en-.
! abIing themselves to better cope with
men In tn a!ts OF life.
The music was furnish ,d by Beard.
en-. orches ra OF AugutBa, and ADDED
r, much I" the enj jn' mcnt Of the eve-
: nj K. Every feature Of the inter. sti, o
prolram WAS well rendered, and re.
4 &c ed great c. 'edit on tho faculty, stu.
| deu'S aud societies which were repre-.
sennd
The exercises were clOst Il with q ben.
ed'cLion hy Rev. s. q. B .llentine, OF
Whie Rock.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-03-19
Ahrr II Buford Bags n bad Negro.

Last Friday Sheriff M. NJ. Bnford
served bench warrant on Arch Wads
worth who was wanted In union for
houschrrakingand larceny The Sheriff
found Wadsworth on the Turnipseed
place, ab"u, twelve miles from here,
and will take him TO U"ion tomorrow.
Wndsworth Is noted character, hav-
ing been In several difficulties ard
serv. number If years IN the peni-
tentiary for shooting another negro
at the time of his arrest he had, on his
person, three pis,oIs, but the vigilant
sheriff had he drop on him before he
could make use Of them
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-03-19

Commencing this week Mr. II S
Rightmire, OF thu New berry Laundry
c., will call on all the laundry custom.
rrs and r. ceive their Laundry. This
will be done for the Interest OF he new
company that 1t may have its customers
only be II short time. The 20, crrn
will arpr ciate any favor shown ny
giving Mr. Righimire the laundry
Packages left at the old e'and of h"
Up tod he Lanndrv 90 M ,ir s ,.et
will receive prompt attention., IL.