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WHEN NATURE.

Needs assistance it may be best to rem der 1t promptly. but one should remem- Der to use even the most perfect remedies only when needed. The best and most simple and gentle remedy Is the Syrup of Figs. manufactured by the California Fig Syr,,n Cn
The age-herald., 1901-05-13
THE CITY

To Pratt Mines.-Chas. Clements, Jim Brown, General Hayden and Louis Smith, four of the criminals sentenced by Judge Greene Saturday to the peni- tentlary, were taken to Pratt Mines yesterday.
The age-herald., 1901-05-13
Will Establish Machine Plant.

Huntsville. May 12.-(Special)-A num- Der of capitalists of this city have or ganized company for the establishment and operation of a factory for the man. ufacture of the No-Treadle Sewing Ma chine, patented by Captain Brosius of St. Louis. The company is backed by ample capital and will establish plant which will employ 15O skilled workmen.
The age-herald., 1901-05-13

Only a limited number of maps left Subscribers should avail themselves of this opportunity to secure house hold, office and school room necessity.
The age-herald., 1901-05-13
GEN. OATES DISCUSSES
 WORK OF CONVENTION
lContinued from First Page.)

an educational and property qualifca- ton which may cause a reduction in that States representation.
 In the Fffty-frst Congress Houk ot
The age-herald., 1901-05-13

Buried at DanvilIe, N. Y.-1he re- mains of Harmon J. Hartman who died at Powderly Friday, were shipped to Danville, N. Y, yesterday afternoon, where they will be buried under the auspices of Carpenters Union local No. 75.
The age-herald., 1901-05-13
DIRT IN THE HOUSE BUILDS THE HIGH- WAY TO BEGGARY." BE WISE IN TIME AND USE
 . A POL 10
Hotel Leased by Kline.

New Decatur, Mey 12.-(Special.) = MT Kline, who for some time past conducted boarding house in South Decatur until few weeks ago. when he was burned out, has leased the Bismarck Hotel in Decatur, and will run that house in the future. The Bismarck will be remodeled throughout and will be made one of the best hotels in north Alabama
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d1u CH1lQ lO care for and a modest salary to support them on. He ooNldn't go West. Love and duty tied him to his desk in the city.
 People don't have to travel to cure coughs or
 strengthen weak lungs. Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery cures ob- stinate, deep-seatcd coughs, bronchitis, bleeding of the
 lungs, weakness, cancellation and
 other forms of
The age-herald., 1901-05-13
The Akron Route To Buffalo,

Is formed by L. & N.-Pennsylvania-Er Lines via Nashville, Louisville, Cincin- natl. Columbus, Akron and Chautauqua Lake. Special fares and through passen- ger service from Nashville. Find out about this new route by addressing R. H. Lacey, S. P. Agt., Nashville. Tenn. or George E. Rockwell, A. G. P. Agt.. Cincinnati, O.
The age-herald., 1901-05-13

twice and gave her some relief in that way. Mrs. Mckinley bore 1t all very bravely and urged continually that the
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Stole Only $3.4o.-Walter Taylor, a large black man, was arrested yester- day on the charge of larceny from the person. It is alleged by the officers that Taylor stole the munificent sum of $3.40 from one Nettie Thompson. The arrest was mace by officer Mur- phy.
The age-herald., 1901-05-13
CITY OFFICERS INSTALLED.
New Decatur Now Has New Board of
 Municipal Control.

New Decatur, May l2.-Special.)- )-The newly elected city officers took the oath of office last night
 They are Thomas Turner, Mayor; Jas F. Morrow, clerk; John M. Robinson, marshall; Thomas Keann, Walter Allen, James Pierie and Thomas S. Roberts, all dermen.
 The board elected Alderman Roberts Mayor pro-tem. for the next two years, and elected Henry Harting alderman for the Second ward to fill the vacancy caused by Thomas Turner taking the oath of Mayor. W. E. Godbey was elect ed city attorney, afer which Mayor Tur- ner named his standing committees. The board adjourned to meet Tuesday night, at which time sanitary officer and night police will be elected. Dr. S.. c. Carton, South Decatur drug gist, was tried in the Circuit Court, be- fore Judge Kyle yesterday, and fined $50 and costs for selling whisky without license. He was also indicted in two other cases of like nature.
 Bush Withers, colored, was tried yes- terday on the charge of having snatched pocketbook from Mrs. James Nichol- son while she was walking up one of the principal streets in broad open day light | The case resulted In a mistrial. not | withstanding Withers was fully identified | by Mrs. Nicholson. Eleven of the jury men were in favor of conviction. while the other 1uryman was for acquittal | This one man kept the jury out all night.
The age-herald., 1901-05-13
"GO West,

Ranch it and rough it and you'll soon get rid of that weak chest and that hack ing cough" That is what the doctor said to young married man with wife
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Wanted In oeoraia.-wil Jones,

Wanted In Georgia.-Will Jones. a negro man said to be wanted in Rome, Georgia, on the charge of criminal as- sault, was yesterday arrested by Off, cers Culpepper, Jordan and Richard son. The crime for which the negro was arrested was committed about five years ago. but Jones is said to answer the description exactly. The Georgia authorities have been notified of the arrest.
The age-herald., 1901-05-13
Mayor of Birmingham.

the city the last of this week. MT. Dren- nen was in the wholesale district during a greater part of the time he was here arranging to have wholesale grocery house in Nashville represent concern in Birmingham, of which company MT. Drennen has number of strong personal friends in this city and very large num- Der of admirers. His admirable conduct as executive head of the city of Birming- ham when the recent storm passed over that city won the commendation of the country at large and nowhere was his good work more heartily commended than in Nashville
The age-herald., 1901-05-13
Poll Tax Law.

The statement of John V. Smith, chair man of the Alabama State Campaign Committee. that a poll tax should be re- quired of every man for school purposes, and that the right of every man should be conditioned upon the payment of this tax, seems to have aroused considerable discussion in the papers of the State.
 Tennessee has such a law and has had for several years. There was a great fight over 1t at the time of it's enactment but It seems to be the feeling now, after experience. that 1t is one of the best laws on the statute books of Tennessee, and only second In importance to the -four mile law" Before it's enactment many thousands of citizens escaped the pay ment of the tax. Now all must pay or not vote and 1t has resulted in greatly adding to the school fund. The Legisla- ture made an appropriation of s25 900 for improvements around the State capitol building, and it will be put to good, use. The asphalt walk around the building will be removed and a cement pavement put down, and the ceilings in the halls and corridors will be frescoed Other improvements will be decided on later.
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MRS. M'KINLEY
 BECOMES ILL

tcontinued from First Page.) )
Daily camera., 1901-07-30
Your Uncle Som
Hos 0 Lottery
UNCLE SANS LOTTERY.
Grsst Drawing tor Indian Lan6s ssd
Great Prizes,

Great Drawing tor Indian LaA1s asd
Great Prizes.
Ell Reno, o. T.. July 3o-Oklahpma's 8
great land lottery was begun here 10
earnes, today and when the commission
ers appointed by the federal governmen,
adjourned the drawing for the day 1900
of the choicest Of the 1900 I6o acre
claims in the Kiowa-Comanehe county
had been awarded.
The first name drawn from the wheels
was that Of Steven A. Holeomb ot Paul's .
Valley, l. T.. Tor homestead In tie El
Reno district. and the secoad Leoaard
Lamb of Augusta, o. +. These two may
select the two choicest claims in this dis.
trict.
The capital pris: winners. however.
proved to be James z. Wood Of Wsaih
erford. o. T.. whose name vas the Grsi
to come out Of the Lavton district wheel
and Miss Matte H. Bssis Of Wichita.
Kan, who drew the second number In
that district. They will have the psivl
ege Of making the first filings in the
Lavton district. and will uadoab.edly
choose the t~o quarter sections adjoin
ing that town, These are considered the
most valuable IN the territory and are. Il
is estimated, worth from $4,000 70 ~.
600 each.
The day has been one Of keen excite.
mens, rerlete With interesting scenes. II
is estimated that fully as 600 persoas
witnessed the drawing. The immesse
throng was wrought up to the highest
pitch. The drawing Of the 6rst few
names were followed by mighty shou,
that reverberated between the hills asd
must have been heard for miles over the
prairies.
Each succeeding winning for a tim.
was met with shouts Of applause and
merriment. All vas pleasantly. Every
man. though be did no. draw prize from
the wheels today. had sseadtast faith
that tomorrow or next day would surely
see him the possessor OF slip ieading
him title clear to i6o acres OF Okla.
homa's land. So in the success Of friends
or relatives. unfortunate oaes today. 10
stead Of bevailing their fate. eheered
Justify As iamililr names were called out
from the commissioner platform.
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FORTUNE FOR "BOBS."
The King waots Parliament to Reward
His Services.

The King Wants Parliament to Reward
His Services.
London. July 7o-ln the house o! lords
today Lord Salisbury. the premier. read
message from King Edward to the
effect that, in consideration OF the emi.
nent services Of Field Marshal Lord
Roberts in South Africa, bis majesty
recommended that parliament grant him
the sum Of 5ioo. 900 ttsoo,ooo.|
King Edward distributed further
medals this afternoon a, Marlborough
house. Winston Spencer Churchill. the
war correspondent. former Hussar officer
and now member Of parliament fos Old.
ham. was among the recipients.
Lord Stanley, financial secretary to
the war Office. replying to question in
the house o. commons today, said the
number Of Beers made prisoners. or who
had surrendered since the declaration OF
war. totaled up to July /. $1,000.
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S10|1 Bottle
Ne0[ Boulder
A SHAM BATTLE

Troops Coming - Boulder Will Fail II
s.d Tight Hard.
There will be 4 sham battle between
the Denver and Northern battalions Of
the First Regimeat between Boulder
and Marshall. 1t will occur between 10
and 1880 tomorrow morning. 1t will
happen this way. The Northern
battalion. composed OF Greeley. Brighton
and Boulder companies. will march after
breakfast At the camp here toward
Marshall. The two first named com.
panies will have previously arrived on
the Union Pacific At 8:I5. under command
Of Major Kennedy. The Denver battal.
lion. commanded by Brigadier General
John Chase and Colonel Edward Yer.
deckberg. will leave Denver on the
regular morning train and alight at
Marshall. In the meantime the cavalry
and artillery which viii have marched
out Of Denver this evening and gone
into camp At Superior will move over
the hills and all the troops will come
together some where along the Marshall
road about the time indicated.
1t will be an inspiring sight and peo
pie With glasses should be able 10 see il
from the hills around the Chautauqua.
Ladies should NOT drive their horses out
there. however. for there will be plenty
Of firing and no little noise which cant
but brighten horses. No one will be
killed.
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ENTERED THE CONTEST.

Great List si Estrsss fer the Big hsck
Dr.niag Contest.
The entry book kept by Messrs Lou
r. Johns,on and ]. A. Teagarden, com.
mittee oa Miners day in the Quarto
Centennial. shows the following names
entered for the big event:
DOUBLE HAND.
A. Asdourel and brother. Crisman
Robert J. Lyons and Richard ConleY,
Cripple Creek; c. E. Dahlin and c. S.
Wahistrom. Wall Street; Pittmaa and
Cssghlin. Gold Hill: Ingram and Cough.
lin. Silver Plume: Budd Shaw and S. F..
Yong. Magnolia: William Thomas and
James Butler. Eldora: Ecklund and
Collins. Ward: Collins and Collins.
jamestown: Bailey and Svinehars, Vul
can: Frank Shea and Dan Shea, Sun.
shine; Lyons and TAR, Idaho Springs;
jones and Baird. Crisman; Rowe ard
Mcleod. Idaho Springs; Tom Trelease
AID William Harvey. Idaho Spsiass: S.
R. varney and Henry Carlin, Idaho
Springs; Williams and Beliord. Ward:
Egger asd Egger Black Hawk; Polking.
ham and Ellis Bald Aountzin.
SINGLE HAND.
Wm. Sudbury. Magnolia; Milton.
Dalton, Sugar Loaf; w. Wibiog. Cheese.
man; F.F. Yoekey. Eldosa: Lon Thomas
Salina; Robert ]. Lyo.A Cripple Greek;
Richard Coalsy. Cripple Creek; c. L.
Dahl,A. Wall Street: c. S. Wahlstrom
Wall Street: James Butler. Eldora: W..
H. Svinehart. Vulcan: Fred Bose. Gold
Hill: James Pittman. Gold Hill: Ed
Iohnsoo, Cheeseman: Tony Egger. Black
Hawk: Alfred Egger. Black Hawk.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

o. soeo11t q ths eeleaeatiea vhieh
Win taks Dlses Aees 9hsrslay, Friday
M Satlr6ay, VIA ~ s1Dset - many 4
slf ees1try saste0efs,, ~ yin sxieal
sW 9FSet a11iveesaey sals until Saturday
night
y ~ Win Siss s1f Dslrsas issr oays
nseS b s1DDly tAeusolves With soe1 ~
uabls Vee1s at bazgail 1ay prieas.
9W PBoRk'S STORE.
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LIVERY STABLE SEIZED.

Uader Sheriff Bailey today attached
fourteen horses, several carriages, bug.
a;ss and other stock OF D. c. Frazier Of
the Telephone stables. The seized
stock and goods were taken BY the
sheriff to Little and Hickox's stable 10,
the use and benefit Of the mortgage.
Mr N. F. Aetcalf. The debt was 81 900
and interest.
Daily camera., 1901-07-30
SAWYER ROLLINS.

Miss Ruby Rollins and Wild T..
Sawyer were married Sunday July 7S
st the home Of the brides mother $40
West Arapahoe, Rev. J. Marquis Wilson
officiating. Only immediate frieads Of
the family were p'esent The bride 10 =
graduate Of Eas, Denver high school.
class Of 1900 and Mr. Sawyer Is engaged
in mining At Cripple Creek.
Daily camera., 1901-07-30
NOT A SHIP MOVES.

Pacific Coast shipping Tied Up By . BIZ
strike.
= San Francisco, July 3o-Every I
! kind Of labor in shipping trades I
has stopped short and $4,000 men 4
! are out. Not ship can move. I
! The strike Is An outcome Of the 1
= lockout Of teamsters, with whom 4
! other shipping unions were affili. 1
/ ated. 1
Daily camera., 1901-07-30
HARRY KNIGHT HURT

A. rock said to weigh 500 pounds fell
upon Harry knight. we'll known miner
in the Richmond mine, last evening. He
suffers intense agony from internal In.
juries aud it Is not thought probable he
vill recover. He has = family At Salina
and vas taken pan way there. his paia
forbidding further travel
Daily camera., 1901-07-30
kilkohs GsrHon fYain.

For those wishing 10 visit the beautiful
Elitchs garden and hear Miss Blanche
Walsh in ia Tasca" the Colorado Road
will on wednesday. July 81. make \
round trip rate to Denver Of 81 for the
4:3o p. m. train out Of Boulder returning
on special train leaving Deave, after
the evening performance, Reserved
seats may be secured by calling =. the
passenger office, BOULDER. prior to II =.
m. Wednesday.
T. E. GILLKR, Agent.
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Rom Continues
NeD|QSk0 Smiles
RAIN SAVES CROP.
Iowa and N.br..k. Favored with Better

Iowa and Nebraska Favored with Better
Weather.
= Omaha. July 3o-A good hard =
, rain IS falling in Nebraska today
, and now it is said that the crop Of !
+ this year will equal that Of last
! year. 1t is raining, also. In Iowa !
! and crop prospects there have !
! been materially improved. !
%$-$-$-$-t-t-
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HE NAMES SCHLEY.

New York. July 90 Ell Governor
bob" Taylor OF Tennessee today said.
81 am tor Sohley for president" Senator
Mcmillan and other southern leaders
take very strong sides With Sehiey in the
naval controveysy.
Daily camera., 1901-07-30
MRS BAKERS TALKS.

In the c. L. S. c. this afternoon Mrs
Bertha Kunz Baker talked Interestingly
oa Modern Ideals in Art" and her
lecture recital IN the school building had
.Ceorge Eliot" for the theme.
Daily camera., 1901-07-30

Miss Kate Brenner. 4 teacher attend
ing the institute here. vas svmmonsd
home today On assoust Of the death
q ler brother.
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BOULDER COLORADO,
.Q)d|pQd Orders
G|c0| PQ|Qdc
THE BIG PARADE.

HIS Orders.
The following order Of formation and
line Of march Of the parade and pagean,
Of progress has been issued:
FIRST DIVISION.
Platoon Of police.
First Regiment band.
First regiment infantry.
Governor and stat on horseback.
SECOND DIVISION.
George S. Oliver. chief.
Rschar's band.
Deaver city troops.
Light artillery.
Invited guests In carriages.
THIRD DIVISION.
w. A. Chamberlain. chief.
LonEmont band.
Bsrros packed with ore and mineri
tools.
Floats representing tunnel. windlsss
ssasera and gold ore.
Floats representing coal. fruit. cereal
aad bee industry.
FOURTH DIVISION.
Robert Euler, chief.
Greeley band.
Gov boys
Si& horse freight wagon.
Eight mule freight wagon.
Tvo rubber tired buggies.
Bicycles and automobiles.
FIFTH DIVISION.
Joseph Stur.evant. chief.
Loveland band.
Pony express (maii. etc.,
Scouts and Sand creek regiment.
Two stage coaches.
SIXTH DIVISION.
Supt. w. v. Casey, chief.
Drum corps
Old faShiooed school hose float, chill.
assn inside.
floit representing later day school
Cadets.
SEVENTH DIVISION.
Maj,r w. S. Peck. chief.
Band.
Floats representing lodges.
Decorated carriages.
Citizens IN carriages. etc.
Chiefs oi divisions vill report any time
lier u o'clock Wednesday and NOT
atss tAan 9 4. m. Thursday ios instIuc.
iaas and location Of fosmaiioa to the un.
3sssisned o. TO any Of ,he following
,idsE ]. H. Cnry. William Huh q ".
5. Peek.
Divlsioas vill he 10 iiAe On the grosnds
II issuat,oo as 10 o'clock sharp. Line
will move promptly At Ie:3h
]. L. MouRHEAD.
AarshA.
Daily camera., 1901-07-30
oLo FACE IN NEW PLACE.

OLD FACE IN NEW PLACE
Frank ]. Dougherty has purchased the
old reliable Temple Annex barber shop
on Pearl street and will be pleased to
meet all his friends there. He guar.
antees FIRST class work in all Tie chairs Of
this we'll known shop.
Daily camera., 1901-07-30

Mr. Fair Of the Singer Sewing Machine
company and Mrs Edwards. Of Denver.
were married last Saturday evening and
have gone to housekeeping on Walnut
street. between I3:h and I4,h,
Daily camera., 1901-07-30

Miss Jane Thomas. matron OF the
Florence Crit,enden home At Kansas
City. who has been visiting Mrs George
S. Adams. left for her homs today,
Daily camera., 1901-07-30
MATCHED TO FIGHT.

New York. July 3o-Jim Jeffries and
Tom Sharkey have made verbal agree
men, to hght twenty rounds in San Fran
cisco in September.
Daily camera., 1901-07-30
LULU is OUT AGAIN

Kansas City, July so-Lulu Prince
Kennedy, sentenced to ten years for
murder OF her husband. was released TO
day on securing $1,000 bond.
Daily camera., 1901-07-30

Mr. aud Mrs Watson Of Eebsaska.
after spending ie~ days with Mrs
Whitehead left yesterday Tor Denver.
Daily camera., 1901-07-30

Don't be misled by looking at the box
See that each jar is branded "Balls
Mason" on it and porcelain lined cap.
The Department store has them. 2s,t
Daily camera., 1901-07-30

Mrs Newell and daughter Of Hygiene
are in Boulder visiting friends. Miss
Newell will do institute work.
Daily camera., 1901-07-30
JURY IS STILL OUT.

Denver. July 3o-The Anderson jury
has not yet reached verdict. One juros
was very sick With cholera morbus this
laorniAg. but is resting easily this after.
noon
Daily camera., 1901-07-30
STILL LOVE DEBS

Indianapolis, July So-The Seaiaiis.
convention denies that it has shelved
Eugene Dsbs and today expressed con.
hdence in that leader.
Daily camera., 1901-07-30
LINE OF MARCH.

First divisisa will form on 9Th street,
right Of fiss resting on Pearl. move west
oa Pearl to nth. then to VALIANT. east on
Walnut to 10Th, north On io.h 70 Pine,
west on Pine 70 I7th, south to Sp,vee
west % Spruce TO 10th, soulA 70 Pearl
east On Pearl past reviewing stand be.
tween i3th and I&.h to I6th, north "a
Spruce. west On Spruce and breaking
ranks At convenient points on Spruce
street.
Daily camera., 1901-07-30

If YOU can't end it any place else come
TO US. SrRAwN 4 OSCAR.
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ADDITIONAL LOCALS,

Mrs F. c. Moys returned last evening
from lev days visit With Deaves fsissda
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-27
REMARRY
after A
DIVORCE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ra|stOn Reunited
on Day Formsr is Appointed
Lieutenant in Army.

Philadelphia, April 27-Frank w. Raj
ston six years ago married = society
leader. Two years later society was sur
prised 10 learn they had separated.
The reason society gossiped was that
the husband could not support his wife
as their social position demanded. Mrs.
Ralston then started millinery busi-
ness catering to society, with an estsb-
lishment on the edge OF Rittenhouso
square
After short reign as business
woman Mrs Ralston was engaged t9
conduct an important branch of Wana-
makers millinery department. her
duties taking her abroad 10 select de-
signs. The fact that the couple became
divorced was not generally known until
The announcement OF their remarriage
yesterd'S.
The couples young son has always
been a bond between them, and ever
since Ralston went 10 the war in 1925
and during history in the Philippines
he and his divorced wife kept up a
friendly correspondence.
Mr.. Ralston was made lieutenant IN
the regular army yesterday
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-27
SHERIFF'S SALE.
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND AND
PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONs.
itoNlueUCe, SC.
Sheriff Office, Providence.

itoNlueUCe. Sc
Sheriff office Providence.
April 70. A. II. 1901.
By Virtue and I'm pursuance of all Ex-
ecution Number 1886 issued out OF the
District Court OF the Sixth Judicial Dis
trict holden at Providence within and for
said District OF the State of Rhode tsl-
and within and for the County OF Provi-
dence. on the 18th day of April A. ID.
1901. and returnable 10 the said Court
July 18TH. A. -. 1901, upon Judgment
rendered by said Court on the 18th day OF
March. A. ID. 1901. la favor Of Bessie A.
Sutherland. plaintiff. and against WI
~ and Wolf Chemical Company, cor
porati Of Philadelphia I'm the State
of Pennsylvania. defendants. ] have this
day at 30 minutes past 10 o'clock a. m.
WED the said Execution on all the right.
title and interest, which the said de-
PENDANTS had on the 26th day of January.
A. ID 1891, at 20 minutes past O'Clock y.
m. tthe time of the attachment on the
original wriu. IN aud 10 the following
descrihed. personal property. VIZ: SeVens
tN-seVen and % dozen cans shoe polish
aud dye. known under the trade name Of
"Ceroline.'
Notice is hereby given that I will sell
the said attached and levied on personal
property al n Public Auction 20 he held
I'm the store situated at No. 21I Cranston
street In said CITY Of Providence. i'm said
County OF Providence on Thursday. the
% day OF MaN. 4. II. 1901 az 10 O'Clock a.
NJ for the satisfaction Of said execution,
debt. interest on the same, costs of suit,
my own fees and all contingent expenses
- FREDERICK c. HULL.
Deputy SheriS.
49,. N to4
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hlFRE0laN LADIES.

Auxiliary No. held their seml-monthiy
meeting Friday in Freedom hall presi-
dent Hammond officiating Regular bust
ness MAS transacted Including the read
ins of committees reports The whist
party committee made satsfHctory re-
port with good balance 10 hand into the
treasury Sick committee reported = clear
bill Of health. Invitation to attend Alfrc-
dian church service was received and ac-
cepted Committee or May ball 10 occur
Friday, MAJ 3d reported progress -Four
prizes VIII be given for the best mas
querades. Kemarks were made ON good
OF the order by =. y Sister SALISBURY OF
No. and = rs sister Trantcr and
Worth or No. ] bringing an Interesting
meeting 10 a close.
Invitation is extended on behalf OF The
order Of Alfrcdlans 90 ali sisters Of the
auxiliaries 90 attend divine service sun
day. April -. ~ Roger Winsms Baptist
church. Wanskuck. az le:i5. seats win be
reserved for them there