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Order Fixing Date for Showing Op.
position to Discharge.

In the District Court of the United States for
the southern District of Iowa.
In the matter of William l.. Reynolds in
in bankruptcy,
on this 10Th day of July, A. D. 1901, on filing
and reading the petition of the above named
bankrupt for hi, discharge herein. it is
ORDERED. that the 25th day of July, A. D..
1901, be and the same is hereby fixed as the
date on or before which all creditors of. and
all other persons interested in. said estate
and in the matter of the discharge in bank
ruptcy of the said bankrupt shall, if they de-
sire to oppose the same. file in my said office
at ouncil Bluffs, Iowa, in said district,
their appearance. in writing, in opposition to
the granting of said discharge: and8iso within
ten days thereafter, file i'll my said Office speci-
f~ications of the grounds of said opposition.
WITNESS. my ha:d hereto at my office in
Council Bluffs, Iowa, the day and date herein
first above written. w. S. MAYNE.
III Referee i'm Bankruptcy.
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JOHNsONyILLE ITEMS.

David johnson came down from Ida
County for a visit at his parents home
last Sunday.
The many friends of Miss Lena Eng
berg are glad to see her home from her
stay in Chicago where she has attended
The Baptist Missionary Training
School of which she was one of a class
of thirteen who graduated June %, 1901.
Miss Olive Nelson left last week for
Gothenburg, Nebraska. where she will
remain some months visiting with rel
atives and friends.
The Misses Eta and LYDIA John
son visited with friends in Vail last
Sunday.
Victor Lindgren, of Ida county, was
visiting with relatives in our burg last
Sunday.
VIM. J. Clauson was a Denison call
er last Saturday.
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LAND FOR SALE-4S0 acres of choice
land in South Dakota, rich soil, good
water in abundance, close to post,
office and school house. Small frame
house with we'll near by, all clear,
price So, 700. Buy of owner and save
agents profits. A great bargain,
write to D. 81. Waterbury, Box ga,
Polo, Ogle county, Illinois. 36-2t
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The local committeeman viii please
call the caucuses as soon as practical
bic. Unless otherwise designated by
the local committeeman, aucuse will
be held at s o'clock on Thursday even
ing, August I.
By order the county central commit
tee. B. Y. NICHOLSON,
Chairman.
F. w. MEYERS, Secretary.
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B. ROMANS co. carry the most
complete stock of white lead, mixed
paints, dry paints. varnishes, colors
in oil, and brushes. Call at their
store and look their splendid stock
over. 81
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Saturday. .JulY G

Saturday, July
E ii Weed and wife to Alice Benham,
lot 1, blk Is, Milwaukee and Co, lst
add Charter Oak, wd. ............... 600 90
Knoll if. es seq 4-ss-4l, W d.. 1900 GO
VIZ seq 4Ss-4I, d................. 1900 90
Tuesday, July9.
Mary LeVailey, widow to Layina H
Hall. Sarah 4 Yeager and Nellie M
knight, lot 3, blk S, Charter Oak, W d 3 90
George Wenzel and wife to Margaret
5000 90
sss-4o,W d. -. 5000 90
Milwaukee Land Co to Salem H Town,
Out lots A, b., G, d, E, r, G, in WIZ NV
and W 80 q. of ne nw14 and II Is a. of
w 30 a, Of Sc nw4 1852 39-S1h, lots z
g. tln, blk 1, los 4-6. S-9-l0-1l-I2 blk =,
lots 1-2-3-4-5. blk 3, Buck Grove. Mil
waukee Land Co, LIST add. W d. -. 1920 GO
Wednesday, July 10. y
Ellen Z and Joseph Q White to Chicago
&N-W RyCo. q strip OF land on 5
side of r of w Of said Ryin sw4 IA
S4-37- 25 IT on p line, east to bridge
S29-IOO0S IT., 100 TT wide on Eline of
bridge 829 to 1876 -1GC0 TT. 25 feet on w
line of premises east r to creek 1000
1T, privilege OF Changing water course
-. 1907 90
Hans Hoist and wife to Chicago g. NV
Ry Co, 2 rods on S side and adjoin-
ing r of w across sw of VIZ 1884
100 w u..,....-....-.... A........-,. DO 70
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FARM FOR SALE-For sale improv-
ed farm of 40 acres, one and a half
miles northwest of Deloit.
36.4t G. W. SUMMON.
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Take a Guess.

Remember the Review and Omaha
Daily News offer. 1t is open to all.
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STATEMENT
OF the Condition of Crawford
ssOunly State Bank.

Organized under the laws of Iowa, located
at Denison, in the county of Crawford. at
the close of business on the 10Th day of
June. a. D. 1901. made to the Auditor of
State as required by law:
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-08-30
HEALTH AND COMFORT

are shaved down TO the lowest point
and we respectfully invite you to call
and examine our goods. c. Mays
Popular Priced Shoe Store. POS West
Railroad Avenue.
Mrs. Isola Bambini, at her parlors
at the corner OF Railroad avenue an 4
Fourth street, Is prepared to give
thorough scalp treatment, restoring
the hair. do hair di essing, treat corns
and bunlpns, give massage treatment
and manicuring. Mrs. Bambini's own
preparations for restoring the hair,
complexion cream and lotion for gen.
tlemen after sha, ing. have been pro.
nounced the finest and best made.
Give her q trial.
a great many fonts OF very pretty
ana new job type have been received
by The Citizen Job department. Let
ter heads, envelopes and cards done
in the latest styles and at reasonable
prices. Bring your work here, and
you will be satisfied as to style and
price.
Filling prescriptions for particular
people Is part Of our business. ID. II,
Briggs a. Co., druggists, First street
and Gold avenue.
A good girl would like to do dining
room work or help in kitchen. ID 9
| this Office.
PRIVATE BOARDING. w. c
| WHITNEY, 100 NORTH EDITt
STREET.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-08-30
CITY NEWS.
ALBUQUERQUE, AUGUST 80, 1901.

Economist by trading at the Econo-
mist.
Attend the big parasol special sale
at the Economist.
All kinds of fancy printing done at
The Citizen job ONCE.
Lap robes from 35c up at Albert Fa-
ber's, 305 Railroad avenue.
No tuberculosis ~preservaline or col
ring in Matthews Jersey milk.
1t will pay you to see Hall & Lar
nard before purchasing a plano.
Look into Kleinwort's market on
north Third street. He has the incest
fresh meats In the city.
The Whitson Music company will
Sell you a Kimball piano on payments
as low as $3.50 a week.
We are leaders in mating and Dur
prices are not to be competed with.
Albert Faber, 305 Railroad avenue
Blank deeds to lands and lots on the
Albuquerque land grant for sale at
this office. Price 10 cents.
We have the largest assortment OF
linoleum and old cloth, and our prices
are the lowest. Albert Faber.
ANNtu bptNiai oaic thio WON W
wash goods at the Economist. See
their window for some Of the styles.
WANTED-To trade good riding
pony, suitable for lady. for mans hi
cycle. Inquire at 3O2 South Broad
way.
Postage stamps are about the only
things We cant save you money on.
i. ii. Briggs & Co.. druggists, First
street and Gold avenue.
Mrs. A. X. Werning OF 1922 South
Third street is now the agent for the
celebrated California Medlcated Green
Healing soap. formerly sold by Mrs.
Barth.
We are anxious TO furnish you the
school shoes for your boy or girl be.
cause we know that II we can please
the children the trade Of the rest OF
the family will soon follow. We have
a large stock to select from and have
paid particular attention 10 buying
only such shoes that viii give salts
faction in wear and 1T, Our prices
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-08-30

tute. They will stop of at Denver be-
fore returning to Santa Fe to visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry j. O'Bryan and
will be accompanied from there by
Mrs. Begere and Miss Nina Otero.
The household goods OF ]. Lorenzo
Hubbell have arrived from Arizona
and the family will take possession
OF the new home on West Copper ave
nue recently purchased from Alfred
Grunsfeld. on September /. For the
past year Mr.. Hubbell's family have
occupied the Borradaile house at the
corner Of Gold avenue and Sixth
street.
A special car came up from Old
Mexico this morning bearing Il. ID.
Doheny. his wife and G.. II. Garfield.
The gentlemen are interested with a
~ indicate of California and Pennsyl-
vania capitalists who have large and
valuable oil fields near Tampico, Mex.
The party which arrived this morning
will proceed to their homes In Los
Angeles tonight.
II Is understood that J. g.. Loder,
the Denver smelter man who inspect.
ed the mines In the San Andreas
mountains, has decided to erect a
smelter either in El Paso or at So.
zorro. 1t is believed the conditions
are more favorable for him to erect
n plant at the last named city, as he
has already secured an option on the
Carthage coal fields.
Architect LaDriere informs The Cit
lien that the contracts for the con-
~struction of the Maloy apartment
house have been signed and that the
ground will be broken Monday for the
foundations. Gust. Il. Gustafson re-
ceives the general contract and A. G..
Staehlin the plumbing and heating
contract. The value Of the whole i'm.
provement reaches nearly $4,000.
l.. ii. Darby. the well known rep,
resentative of the National Biscuit
company, did not arrive here on Tues
day night as previously stated, but
came on Wednesday night. At any
rate he got a book full of orders yes
terday. His wife, who has been so
journing In the east for some time,
is expected to arrive here in October,
when the couple will go to ~housekeep-
ing.
A. Il. McGafey, who called on the
patrons OF his house along the Rio
Grande railroad. came home last night
and while In Santa Fe incidentally
called on the manager of the base
ball club, William Il. Martin. 1t is
possible arrangements will be made
Whereby a couple OF games will be
played between the Santa Fe club and
the Browns. but as yet no dates have
been set for the events.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-08-30

We have everything at just the
prices.
JAFFA GROCERY co.
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M[3ES[1N

For Saturdays busy trading, each
the best Of Its kind, properly dressed,
aged and cooled and cut the way you
want II:
Choice spring lamb,
Tender young veal,
Fat young mutton.
Prime X. &. steaks,
Prime X. G. roasts,
Fresh pork,
Native beef,
HOme-dresscd springs,
Home-drosscd hens,
Boiled hams, pressed cottage ham,
lOneless cooked coTnvl beef, pork
weincrwurst, Ceryelat. Clipped dried
beef, etc. Try our iced watermelons.
The San Jose Market.
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@-
SATURDAYS SPECIAL SALE.

THE MAZE,
VIM. Kieke. Prop.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-08-30

7ONCORD grapes, soc a basket;
strawberries and b~lackberries,
~ 2 boxes for 35c; peaches. Sc
10; pears, sc h.; apples, &c lb.; can
taloupes, &c each; watermelons, un
iced, 1iac h.; iced w~atermelons, INC
h.; oranges, soc a dozen. Try u
home-dressed poultry. The San Jose
Market,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-08-30
Removal.

We beg to advise our numerous
friends and patrons that we have re.
moved our coal business from AIS
First street TO a more commodious 10.
cation on Railroad venue. opposite
the freight depot. Soliciting for the
new yard a continuance OF the liberal
enjoyed at the old stand.
CERRlLLOS COAL YARD,
w. ii. Hahn, Prop.
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Now Omen,

The Casa de Orc has been refur.
nished and renovated; hot water,
heat. electric light, hot and cold
water in each room; strictly first
class. l.. II. Thompson.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-08-30
Has an Abcess.

New York, Aug. 3O.-Secretary of
War Elihu Root Is suffering from an
abcess. His physicians say there u
no danger and that no operation Is
necessary.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-08-30

To be satisfied is to be happy; buy
your groceries OF the
JAFFA GROCERY co.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Mr.. II. l.. Williams Of Brenhi, I
in this city yesterday and Is lsfi7
the Rice hotel.
Mr.. c. II. Robinson Of 0asAaY,3
Oakhurst Lumber company, vas "a
arrivals at the Rice hotel yespidil
Miss Mary Bacon Of Austin, ri
Carnival week as the guest Of Mss
McKeeu, left for home last sTepls
Mr.. George P. Zelss, a pronlf
zen Of Waller. arrived here yesls'a;''
Is making his headquarters AZ X
hotel.
Mrs. r. F. Bacon and llttl. ..
after n visit Of couple Of w W.
mother. Mrs. VIII Lambert fe'uA|
yesterday. 4,
Mrs. ]. C. Crisp Of been w Z
cousin, Miss V. Johnston q q, Nv Y. \.
Ark after A delightful visit Y Y
during Carnival week, left 'cf ~,
home yesterday.
w. c. Ingraham, Mrs. v W., = I,
Miss Rel and Dr. + \. euu .sL 4,
anartette which arrived 10 g ~ N
terday from Sedalla, Nc any
ping at the Rice hotel.
Mrs. p. P. Turner and p.i. hsr 0I n
Van Alstyne OF GaN ss,lsS ,sss
night for New YORK, ca l,ess,r
serious illness Of their mo,.' I, r
Alstyne, formerly a re' asa, ! h
are in the city visiting re gsIs AZ
viii leave for Cincinnati; ~, uai mi b
Mrs 's Edel win remain IN 1 Dlss, sii |,
many friends and acqus
Franklin avenue.
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through such committee than could be
raised In any other way.
ON motion l. l.. Cohen. c, a. Younger
nnd A. b. sullivan were appointed hs D
committee 10 draft resolutions suitaSle
upon the death OF Comrade George a.
Bailey and Calvin A. wugate. and report
the same at the next meeting OF the camp;
L. l.. Cohen made a very enthusiastic ana
Interesting talk, complimenting Dick DOW
ling camp on Its action in recommending
Miss Adela Dunovant for State president
Of the Daughters Of the Coufederacy: com
pllmenting the camp on the result OF ,
efforts In behalf OF Miss Dunovant and
spoke In the most glowing aud euiogist c
terms OF her ability and talent.
General Beayens, brlgadier general com
handing the First brigade of Texas, Con
iederote veterans, having JUST received his
commission rs brigadicr general signed ny
General John r. Gordon. commander, an !
George r MoOrman, adjutnut general nus
had the same framed in q beautiful white
aud gilt frame. bad II on exhibition for
the members to see. General Beayens S
very proud OF his commission.
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IN POLICE CIRCLES.
Chief Blackburn Win Entertain the Visit
ina Detectives.

NY GGsSNhlNCSs
Business In police circles yesterday was
exceedingly dull, very few arrests being
made aud those on minor charges, such as
drunk or d'sorderly conduct, chief Black.
burn will leave this morning for Galveston.
and will be accompanied ny Detectives
Klllian and Williams Of st, Louis, and the
other visiting police officers who We're scut
here to help out during Carnival week
The chief win give the visitors big time
in the oeanJer City. The party vii! re
turn Tuesday.
Deputy Constable f. r, Finn yesterday
arrested a party on n warrant sworn ont by
Mat Grossman OF Galveston. alleging
SWindlnG. Gross claims that tAiS
party bought an interest Ia q Galveston
variety show for $500 aud gave him check
for the amount on Houston bank. Waen
Glossman went 20 cash the check he was
told the money had been withdrawn. The
party arNsted gave bond and viii accom-.
pAny Constable Glass 10 Galveston on he
I o'clock train this morning. He said The e
was nothing criminal in the transaction;
that he was advised not TO buy after he
gave the check, and therefore withdrew
the money. He said he derived no benefit
through the transaction and that Grossmun
lost nothing other than the chance 70 sell
20 Hun.
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Of the First German Evangelical
Lutheran Church
WITH MUCH APPROPRIATE CEREMONY.
addresses by the Pastor, Rev. William
Blaebero and Rev. W. n. LeaVel.
Music

1ne >orner stone OF the First German
Lutheran Evangelical church, being con
strucied ut the northeast corner OF Texas
avenue and Caroline street. was laid u
O'clock yesterday afternoon with much MP
proprlate ceremony and N the presence of a
aige gathering of people, chiefly members
Of the congregation.
About 1a0 OF the best German families
of Houston from this congregation. which
was organized in Houston in 1851 by Rev.
c. Braun. who was the dTst minister and
Eho continued In that capacity up TO the
essne OF his death, In 1850, the cong egatiOn
ing at the corner of Milan street and
Texas avenue. The following ministers
have ofticiated In this church since the
death Of Rev. Braun: Revs. Becker, Was,
ser. Werning, Hickman. Suessmuth and
Blnsherg, the present minister.
The present trustees Of the church are
II. Hermann, +. Hahn, Charles Teschon
and Gus Wittenherg, all OF whom OBLIGATED
In the laying of the corner stone.
The building committee consists OF c. w.
Doerrlng. III Hermann. william Reichardt
ub-buIlding committee: H. Gobel. Gus
w. Henberg, II Pulls, Theodore Werner,
l.; Melselbach, l. Wledekind and c. Hahn,
The new building was designed by o. II.
y. Rudcsill " Son, MIR. G.. III. Berlng being
the general contractor and w. G c. John
sen the builder.
with Its main entrance on that street. The
building will be built Of brlck with slate
roof. The auditorium VIII be large enough
TO comfortably seat 800 persons and the
galleries and Sunday school rooms upstairs
will have a capacity for about 300 more
Two towers, Of brick, VIII rise above the
main entrance tu a height Of about seventy
five feet. The Interior will be handsomely
flushed Tho structure win cost $4,000
and when completed Will give the Germans
one cl the prcttiest edihces In the city. II
IN a a. 4trItff Hon
sbout April !, 1902
The corner stone was Of highly polished
gray marble from Quincy, Mass
On the Texas avenue front was Inscribed
"Erste Deutsche Evangelische Luthellsche
Kirche, A. p. MDCCCCI"
On the Caroline street side Of the stone
vas inscribed 20. II. P. Rudesl'I & Son.
Architects
Music was furnished by Herb & Levss'
orcnestra preceding and during tne cere-
After the choir had sung O hymn. Rev.
William BlasOerg the pastor Of the church,
delivered brief address In German.
The Stone was then laid, after which Sec
rotary Hermann deposited in II PIE, ure
ot Rev. c. Braun, the lrst min stcr OF the
church history Of the church names of
members OF congregations names ~ LADIES'
Aid society names Of Young Poop 81
ciety. names Of Sunday school pupils / -
OF trustees and building cnmmi tee, copy
Of new building, etc,
After The ceremony Of placing the ston,
Miss f. Gilmore sung as solo with Noir
accompaniment:
Beyond the gates Of Paradise. those pearl.
gates ajar
There, is fair and peaceful land, wher
happy angels are
They walk upon It's streets Of gold throug
fields Of living green, etc.
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is II spasm'd''

Beaumont Journal, ..,,,, I'D N
Houston soD,a ndo twice =, -, / ]
m stree. p slSio officers haze :, ' f
W tSs immediate front :, !, s,l
in inst lee In the arst as '..a ! i
1 ~ me peace. In The -, sseIs' ~
two policemen. my .s III Is a VA
p npil;G s are held, resO'1frSs ~ 4
Meer 1,IfIs appointed; .,srIpsBs q
held OF the R S,,'Ir lot set y, "
n ~ u must nus be enfoIesssa' mus Y
Unnamed. The pess,TS tol We
But what /, wv Wi ! bSOOdlun. "a *
sicf rers. srumpets ~ Hunse
ST. ,,,,,'.sed or drilea ~, IS va
p pm Experiences stages
Marsh Erichsoaa ,stt woola1..
n,,hIIc street by Ms'ss mo tsrS',<'.
he city vas thrown sre hsia
nation committees XXI ade h
Measures were tases slemeui- ~,
mon the lawless and ~ VA
,,icreIv spasmodie, sambleh
~, I. ss.o2 OF. Harlots, bushes
thieves soon reSu an Rev. ~
way' Again. whsp ssks an ~ ~
Sse%ryjees for two w,essrnpder tsas
and in eloquent e ths q, "A
and the vicious ci n were ne- ~
e e, olo ss,dopted and lssxwsile 2.
was organized. I'D dens = -
houses we're Ih,o,;ses, az 49,
we're sneak easy neoa.ned % u,
w MID hardly be opep " harEr 81
crow bar or ~ .pasuodle -
that too. proven 4 loon dn,slj, Y, q
soon blew over, ssr. chipisss y Z
S SxIde omen on SUI az az s,ouBds q ?. !, N
gambling rooms hhswdy asi.l "a
sSain beard In or sss prnePns
1,fnrirz Of one 81 Va, rresen; 4. "a a
nlocss ~ viii the rurdss n
me me ,s az Will robbers, Iply ~ IN
and prostitutes ss hsss -
again. lust as tney
will see. -.aD1
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spirituaIists, Msstinn

me Houston splrituallst society held &c
,o,o,i last night at Caledonlan hail No
t forV'2 Texas avenue Florence ShaS
sro,S ',!ureg on the subject. "Jesms ~ Wax
rno,,,. She clearly outlined nor Luz Luz
tbe ana verified them from nassau u u,
y Hs Nv Testament. She said ECbrig; S IN
On Sl uallst aud a medium, and nnt WIS
ssid 'V , OF Tod, but our elder brother IN
Ne dor even unto unto you greater things shall hall
med lone. This is nothing more than Su o,,,
s ISu Inns ulnS DO today when The condI, t "ur
hesrfn,V,TP when He said ''Onr. Fathcr ~
I'M, 'tn ne did not mean II indIrtJi,nri,,,iu
insni,. ~ OF us that we are children =;
~ S"n me- knowledge. Take Solri,naiisre,n OF
cova uv hlnle and you will only hsya ~ ~
edge ieI9 Faith and belief without tno yee
,nsse; and We are covering exnrns,i nLo"i
n "nnlte love that win permit ms 70 o.
which hue nS CONDITION Of Ignorance. that ~
MIN ,Snowlsdge Surmounts. Next Snnda !
iesi MIS- Shaffer win lecture on the en SnI;
Sg MI, me Jewish People Mopprn ne sun %
nnla.tt,sudhsm The experience and sncis h ~
Rey "HE VIII oe. held at the Fesidercn ~
isddssaay night. Auxiliary meeting ~ non
n.e1es VIII be held "Wednesday ne
inyi3esS' at Caiedouian hall. The nph,,c 10 ~
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Cook, who In a fellcltlous ycr u
most telling speech Of The syt,i,i
in conclusion, Chairman HuIAl3f
cd the merchants 81 Houston n
liherality and generous suppo1 I
KiaIp and Levy responded ia III
paid n high compliment 10 he n
executive work Of PrtSldent Az
was supplemented by Mr.. Ton giar
and after Mr.. Adair had compHr1x
sonally all Of the directors tx d
work in their respective deplrtrs,
love feast closed as the o.tAa.a
Home, Sweet Home"
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CITY BaENTlls

postal aRsfs Telegraph 0ffice' ny :
s. Prindle. !, hs M \
White III and lemon colsT ed. s' y q
had a collar with no
seen. 49,. c,ty pusk
win he paid tnell u,o s sfislN,
school building t soanassssst. dsslr.,,
O'clock by Miss se .lsls,,rer dts'
hoard. ------
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THE DEATH ROLL.
Enneral Of G. A. Minnate

The funeral services over the remains Of
the late Calvin A. Wingato VIII be held
from the residence, No, ITO Montgomery
avenue this morning az 10 O'Clock. The
members Of Dick Bowling camp No. l07,
United Confederate Veterans, viii meet at
the Light Guard armoFy at O'Clock,
where a wagOuette will he In waiting TO
convey them 10 the residence lntcrment
will be at Hollywood cemetery.
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The funeral OF Jasper r. Breakheld, who
was killed by tho cars saturday morning,
Will be held from the funeral parlors 81
Ross & Wright this afternoon at 3 o'clock.
aud took charge Of the remains. They
Will be buried under The auspices 81 Tonk,
away tribe No ;. !. q. Il. NJ. which will
meet al r. NJ. To attend the funeral.