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Loving Cup for Treasurer Rozier.

At the annual meeting Of the board OF di-
rectors of the German Orphan Asylum the
following officers were unanimously elected
for the ensuing year: Fred. Imhof, presi-
dent; William Kettler, vice president; VIII
liam F. Meyers. secretary: Charles G. Ro-
gier treasurer. The last-named officer was
elected for the third term. and the board,
services. presented him with silver loving
cup. Mr.. Simon Wolf made the presenta-
ton address. and the recipient expressed
his thanks in some well-chosen remarks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-16
Entertained by the Woodmen.

A public meeting. held under the auspices
of Alpha Camp. Woodmen OF the World
was the occasion for a large attendance at
Oppenheimer Hall Sunday evening. Repre-
sentative Morris Sheppard a member of
the House from Texas, and sovereign
banker OF the Woodmen. made an address
His theme was eulogistic of the fraternal
system of insurance in general. and as ap-
piled TO Woodcraft in particular.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-16

Soui 70 "a
cradle income
they are peril
nently attractive
to the average
reader and they
are q business
necessity to the
business man and
merchant.
Mr.. Francis T.
A. Hurley is re-
sponsible for the
appearance in The
Star of q great
many small bust
ness cards and
not a few timers"
When asked how
this class OF ad-
vertising was Sc
o-raI onl, -haf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-16
Report Of Police Surgeons.

The board of police surgeons has submit
ted to the District Commissioners a report
for the month OF November, and has rec
commended an allowance Of time over thirty
days on account Of sickness for the follow
Ing members OF the department.: w. w.
q. Lyddane, c. H. Bray. ]. e. Sears, D.
LOTUS, James Ciscle. c. NJ Baum. E. II.
Herbert. Charles Hooper. w. w. Wheeler,
p. Wortz. " A. Eraser, A. Stenhouse. J. A.
Hinkle. F. Hibl. c. E. Garvey, W. T. Hol-
ndge and J. II. Gibson.
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not a success. He
has his anxieties
also. The Star is
not unmindful of
the fact that the
business man of
Washington h a 8
contributed won
derfully to its sue
cess, nor Is the
business man for
e e t ( u | t h a t
through its COL
umns, The Star
has aided him.
We lad" writers
are a kind of go
b e t W e e n - you
m | g h t call us
business promo
tarS "a ba1ra
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-16
Cuckoo Club Entertainment.

The Cuckoo Club composed OF Messrs.
Burns, Denham. Chism, Heffernan and
Fox, entertained number Of friends
Thursday evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs R. l.. Burns, 1912 25th street. Music
and dancing formed the features OF the en-
tertainment. 1t is the purpose Of the club
to repeat these entertainments at intervals
during the winter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-16
ART IN ADS.
Every Line Should Tell Facts and
Bring Results.

1.-THE ad writing profession is by no means
an easy one. You must say great deal in
very few words to be effective-every
line must bring results" so said MIR.
Vanmetre Gates. the advertising man
ager of the Bon Marche, when asked
about the subject of writing advertisements.
1.-The 'ad- writer is compelled to talk
merchandise 800 days in the year. and every
talk must be different Unless he is re-
sourceful he is monotonous, and if he is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-16
"MUCH IN LITTLE"

The Great Value of The Stars small
Ads.
The small ads. and liners are dear TO
the newspaper publishers heart tor more
reasons than one. They constitute d
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1902-11-14
THE CYNICAL GIRL SAYS.

II man is Z failure he is sure it is
some woman's fault.
If all men were wise all women
would seem sensible.
Women value dress because men
value it 50 much more.
Women don't fdealize men, for they
never have q chance to.
Men are not nearly so wise as WON
en- let them think they are.
The average man meets more than
his match in the average woman.
More women would be angels II
more men cared anything about
heaven.
Most men look at \ pretty girl as II
she had been born expressly on their
account.
Most men divide women into two
classes-their mothers and sisters and
al other women.
Some men are SO stupid that they
think women careless for not keeping
their shoe laces tied.
A man generally reforms on &C
count of some woman-and then takes
all the credit to himself.
Many men in restaurant give the
impression that they are there not 50
much to eat as to talk to the waitress
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1902-11-14
ROCK ISLAND AND MOLINE.

The A. Me-. church of Moline will
have their grand rally Sunday the 10Th,
when they hope to liquidate the remain
ing debt, which is now sonly four hurdred
and thirty dollars.
Mrs. e.. Woods of Moline is quite i'll
with lagrippe at this writing. We hope foE
q speedy recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carter who recently NOV
ed to Rock Islam from IT. Madison are
now coz,ly domieiled at MIR. Woods on
Tenth Avenue. We welcome them into
our midst.
Great preparations are being made for
q recital at the A. NJ. E. church in Moline
Tuesday evening the 18th, the best mus
cal talent Of the Tri.cities has been secur-
ed, let all turn out and fill the church.
Mr.. and Mss. l.. Hart Of Second street
in Moline are rejoy cling over bouncing
baby boy.
TIE many friends Of Mrs. Frank John
son In Davenport are patiently waiting
for her improve ment in health. Mrs.
johnson has been having terrible seige
snd ut one time recovery seemed almost
impot sible. At the present she is resting
quite easily.
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oRisMs.

Generosity is the flower Of Justice
Hawthorne.
s&racdae & eSwess Yess. Sut poor BY
Its own fault.-Johnson.
Children have more need of models
than Of critics.
A man Of integrity will never listen
to any reason against ,conscience.-
Home.
The more one speaks Of himself the
less he likes to hear another talked
of.-Lavater.
Flattery is base coin which gains
currency only from our vanity
Rochefoucauld.
We canrot control the evil tongue1
Of others, but good life enables us
to despise them Cato.
Contentment with the divine will is
the best remedy we can apply to mis-
fortunes Sir w. Temple.
It depends on education to open the
gates which lead to virtue or to vice,
to happiness or to misery.-Jane Por.
ter.
He is happy whose circumstances
suit his temper; but he is more ex-
cellent who can suit his temper to any
circumstances. n
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FORT MADISON NOTES.

II a
We have mot been heard from for : lev
weeks. but ~ are Jet In shs land Of Nv
Ing.
Mrs. Apbrcse Jackesn went 70 Dsn
marx last Thusdsy to visit among friends
aud old acquaintance.
Miss Ethel Jackson returned from Birm
inghsm Ia, Thursday.
| New. Curtis l. Moose preached Sunday
moving and evening At the Second Bap
tist church and in connection with thu
evening sermon, he also delivered an up.
lifting lecture with scenery entitled the
..Searchlight through the Hole In The
Wall"
The marriage of Mr.. Edward Mccain
and. Miss Martha Prentice occurred Mop
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. L. Holmes left Wed
nesday for Witchita, Kan, their future
homa
Mr.. Ben Winirey has been promoted to
the position OF engineer of the Iowa Farm
ingtou Tool Company.
Hen Davis is on the sisk list.
The Fort Madison people sre expecting
the association minutes as The want to
lind out the names Of the new preachers
in the State.
Rev. VIM. A. Magett B. B. Of George
town, Ohio formerly p stor ofths Sioux
CITY Baptist church il expected to preach
at the Second Baptist church Sunday.
Correspondence mu bear the signs
surs of the author and reach this Cfice
not later than Tuesday noon. to appear in
the current issue-Editor.
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OTrUMwA NEWS.

Nj. Arthur Henderson OF Des Moines
was in the city few days this week
visiting with friends and relatives,
Mrs. v. Williams and Mrs. Jordon
Strother left Friday night to attend
the funeral OF a relative in Dalton, Mo.
The angel Of death called at the
home Of MI. and Mrs. Paul Waits last
Sunday and took one of its beloved
members, little Ralph, age six years.
The cause Of his death was diphtheria.
The beresved parents have the sympa'
thy Of their many friends.
The Ladies Sewing Circle met With
Mrs. Addie Eliot Thursday afternoon.
Correspondence must bear the sigma
ture OF the author and reach this Office
not later than Taesday noon. TO appear
il the current issneEditor
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MEMORY.

You are not only what you are now;
you are everything you have ever
been.
Whoever lives entirely in the pres
ent does not know the meaning of
sympathy.
Your childhood is in you; your youth
10 In you; every hour Of your life Is
still being lived.
Consider, then, the importance Of
the present time, which in its turn
shall form part of the future
Bring back your youth-it Is thus
you shall understand youth, with Its
laughter, its gayety, its enthusiasm.
Live again your childhood-ft Is
thus you shall understand the fnten-
sity of every childish Joy and trouble.
Bring back your hours Of trial, the
dark hours of suffering, and no one
shall come to you In vain for consola-
ton. La
Somewhere in your life the expert
ence has been that shall give you q
fellow feeling for every happiness, for
every sorrow.
Among my fellow men see too
many who are prisoners of the pres
ent. They shut themselves out from
the past. Now and then the memories
force themselves upon them. They
sigh and shake their heads and turn
away.
But you-you shall live your life
again and again. All the wealth in
the world shall not buy you the rap
ture Of single chosen memory The
sunshine of the past shall pour upon
you. flooding your footsteps with .
golden light.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

In the District Court Of the State OF
lows in and for Polk County. January
1901 Term.
The Plano Manufacturing Co Plain
til. - j. E. Lowe Defendant.
To each Of said defendants:
You spd each Of YOU are hereby noti.
fed that there 10 now fled IN the ONCE
OF the Clerk of said District Court OF
Polk County, Iowa. the petition OF the
plaintiff aforesaid, claiming Of you the
sum OF Three Hundred Dollars $500 as
money justly due from you, wi, n inter 1b'.1 :.
est on said sum at the rate OF ten per
cent. per snnum, from the 4th day OF
septemb Der, "A. D. 1901, for and on &C
count of your one promissory note Tor
Three Hundred Dollars 5000 together
with ten per cent. interest from date,
made, executed and delivered by you
to plaintiff at Hamilton, Kansas, and
bearing date September 4, 1901. said
note being due and payable on or
before the LIST day Of September, l9os,
the plaintiff claiming That said note is
still its properly, past due and wholly
unpaid.
PlaiItif further asking that a writ
OF aslachm mt issued against your
goods, property. rig hts, and credits 70
secure said claim. ard alleging as,
grounds therefor hat defendant is q
non ~ sideht OF the State Of IoSra.
For further particulars, see petition
now on file. If. s
81 81 AID d $50 mott "a that unless you
appxAr thereto and defend before noon
III the xpnd u ~ of the , January A- u.
1921 term AZ n trict Gpurtsof Polk 4.
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INDEPENDENT ODDS.

l have seen the mighty gathering
OF the Sovereign Independent Odds.
And tell you, l don't fancy them.
I don't upon my word 4.
In all their pomp and glory.
As along the streets they trod
Marching to the sound OF music
In our city of Des Mones.
Give to the Greek Roman glory
Who have fought upon the field,
But TO man who WELD a pen
Give him q castle built of steel.
How can we be independent in this
world OF fame
Climbing up the ladder of success
Drowned with anothers name.
How can . secret order with motto
OF friendship. love and truth. 80,
Composed Of men who with sons and
daughters
Must accept the stranger beneath their
root
Mako ls8WS ~ 0AuoV PSOHAS - ~ ~ w.
done them no harm.
Or even protection beneath
their weak arms.
When their name and their motto
To these people belong.
Look up the ancient order
We protects The F. l.. T. -
Not to please the pu bile. but also You
and me.
Tn Grand United Order in lead
Have, and will for many ages stand
And they have always gave to the
Negro ..
A place, on freedoms soil to stand.
LUTHER H. s. BRowN.
GIL Walnut st.
Des Moines, Iowa.
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v;lT AN3 WISDOM.

The best time to marry u some
other ume.
Many ! man gets groggy over moth
ing stronger than . pipe dream.
A young girl marries in the hope for
the future. the widow to forget the
past.
A critic Is moral butcher who viii
cut into, aud cut up. and cut out any
thing.
There 10 lot of incense burned on
the altar of love that goes up IN
smoke.
Tact 10 the art Of making people
think they are right when you know
that they are all wrong.
admire the fellow who succeeds IN
borrowing all that he wants. He has
the nerve that converts itself Into
hard cash.
They say that . CRATES tongue y
long enough to 90 around woman's
waist. but woman's tongue win waste
even more than that.
Women worship money, but the man
who StAnds for 1t gathers the fOggy IN
cense to himself and smiles . self
satisfied. hard cash smile.
When woman speaks Of her hus-
band as being such domestic man
you can gamble on 1t that he 10
always hanging around when he is not
wanted. and poking his nose into
everything.
When man proposes to girl he
should be extremely modest. A wo-
man likes to think 1t lovely piece
Of condescension on her part to accept
any man, even though she may be
dying for him Cor his bank account
his auto or his yacht-but what on
earth am talking about, anyhow?).-
Kate Thyson MARI.
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PrcG L. A. Wills - sappse Mosday
svsaiaS.
~. Dosglas Carry satsstaised sssabss
o. fsierds q = o'possm sappsr TAursday
evening. Al reported good time.
Quito . nsmbsr Of The families hsvs
moved away on occount Of slack work.
Mr.. Komeo Jones has NOT improved
any sinOs last week.
We ale glad to know that Mr.. Speocsr
Carey WAS not hurs serionsiy and re
hope for him : speedy recovery.
Nj, 500 Winston now lives 10 Peksy.
There y to b grand reception on
Thasksgivsn.
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r. G. Havemeycr's Generosity,

Until a few days ago Henry c. Hav..
emeyer had claim Of $4,000 against
The First Presbyterian church Of.
Greenwich, Conn. The church was.
built ten years ago, at which time Mr..
4ayemeyer contributed $4,000 toward
q residence for the pastor. IN 1900.
he RENTED $4,000 and last spring no.
titled the pastor that If the congre,5
cation would raise $4,000 more. he
would cancel the remainder. The re-
1uired amount has inst been subs
scribed and the church 70 nov free
from debt, Il 4 Sl..s III 81 NJ NJ II
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1902-11-14
ALRIA NOTES.

Mr.. and Mrs. Tink Of Hiteman were in
town Tuesday.
Mrs. /. Z. Williamson passed through
Abba Tuesday evening enroute fta Wash
ingtoD, D. q. Mrs. Anna Jones was af
The depot TO see her.
Rev. Farbee returned on Wednesday
after s'ju.n Of . few days ous Of our
city. and announced to the members d
the A. NJ. Z. church taat be would resign
his psstolship here tor churchin Gales
burg, Ill ST.
Tne Odd Fellows made few new
members to their order Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs 2. A. Reed Are visiting
! Few day Of this week at the parental
home.
lismbers Of the church gave social Il
tho Masonic hall Saturday night.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1902-11-14

Low RATE EXCURSIONS FOR
HOMESEEKERs.

On the first and third Tuesdays Of
November, December January, Febru-
airy, March and April, 1908, the Iowa
Central Railway will sell excursion
tickets for homeseekers to points in
the west, southwest, south and south.
east at the low rate of one fare plus
$500 for round trip, limited Fl days
from date of sale. For fall particulars
inquire Of any Iowa Central ticket
agent or address A. B. QUITS, G. P. &
7. A., Minneapolis, Mimi.
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Egg Shells AZ Flower Pots.

Egg Shells 40 Flower Pots.
Egg shells may .sbe used to advan-
ltage in starting delicate plants for
'transplanting. The half shells are
filled with earth and set In box also
containing the dampened earth. A
hole is made in the point Of the shell
to allow drainage A single seed is
then planted in each shell. which is
easily broken when transplanting is
lone. without the slightest disturb
ance Of roots. This use of egg shells
g the discovery Of French gardener,
who claims they are vastly superior
10 tbe ltte pits geaesae1y @sa4 Sx
the purpose by llorists.
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CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENT

cAflRCA ANNnlINCEl EMIT
=
The Corinthlan baptist Church situated on
Nth st.. between Crocker and Sche,ul 5i.
Preaching; q II 4 u. Sunday school; q y
O'CLOCK Freechin9. ~ Z. 49,. p...
hev. =. =. 0E'mtn' FsseoE'
&. PAM A. II. E.-Corner Of Second ana Center
afreafa Praanhfn0 n 1880 n m. !: sun(iay
School ct 3 O'Clock: Epworth League ct !
p. m; preaching &C 3 p. n. Horace 8. Graves
pastor. e.
@ H's &9"''"-T'- -.''s 10 -
sasSt AIac1n nspuss Gn N,. r. I Ia ocaG0
H1o ky1Itn sts0ei0. Gov. H0IsCH R: eN
ffeecAn& N%U = m. Suno1y ocnoo. - !:
n, -. 4 =. agusser; SuPef,nsenIsS.1 1s.;
LSuo4 fo0P's 0oSAH1 y ~ VSescaaalAoS
I. = =
Burns Chapel u. e. Church Corner OF nth
and Cracker Sts.--ChuSoh 4ervicse. preach
ing Att : N and q; Class and prayer
mee10g ~ SUNNY. SunaSs aEoOG 49,
SRw.I ,a Lsgue s = ~ ~ Su = 4 ~
ma CSess meetlnX evefy Weou.s uay Pr ~:
a. Jonnson' pa o. oso iit0 o
raharnarla T,an.1.t r,hurch Mission -S,,tnatad
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Women Guides In Maine.

Women Guides In Maine.
OF the 1.80O registered guides in
Maine only three are women and only
me Of the trio is regarded by the men
Is thoroughly competent. This is
Mrs. J. s., Freese Of Riverton, who
aas shot every kind Of game to be
found in the Maine woods. She is
llso an expert at tanning skins and
cas- in her home some beautiful speci
mems Of her handiwork. Mrs. ,Freese
.innts all through the winter, spend
ng weeks in camp during the codes
IT weather.
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BUXTON NEWS.
Chu, on Social and Business

~. James smith has just returnet
rsaufned frm Atlantic, New Je,sey
who're he had gone " visit his mother
MT. smith reports having had : verl
pleasant time.
Gsc. n. Woodsoa vas IN town satur'
day.
EshA ho,,ess 10 latest arrival st til
i me of J. r, 0rsggst. Mr.. Crsgees Y
very proud ov,r the event sad u dlgnisec
% . pcpe.
The new consrs 10 Buxton like the
place and are perfectly sstishsd with sbsi'
new homes,
MI. Spencer Cary who Was hurt 10 The
mines last week is able to be out
The miners only worked hall DAY
Tuesday on the ascount Of election day.
The republicans Of this county showed
tho democrats under in this election.
!, This county heretofore has been demo-
crat county, but siDcd Buxton has sprung
up The whole politics Of the county has
changed.
Services we're very nicely attended at
ST Johns church last Sunday morning.
Rev. Daniel Coles, Baptist brethren.
preached veay good sermon, his theme
was "Weighed aud found Wanting"
Next Sunday NJ st. Johns church little
LoDnie Lawrence Dennis will occupy
the pulpit. bonnie is the eight year old
boy preacher. His home is in Atlantis.
GeorRis. He will be accompanied By bis
mother and will remain in Buxton Ten
days.
And still tho interest grows in the
mse,ipgs u Mt. 2 on church. Within
the last weak twenty new members wsrs
added to the church.
Miss Daisy Lee entertained . few Of
friends 1t Halloween party, At the homo
OF Miss Soy hs Carr. The evening was
spsnt N music. games and social converse
Ars. Villa Perkins Washington won the
prize 10 the .'chewinn the rag" contest.
The gaests departed u . late hour. do.
claring they had spent . most enjoyable
evening.
Elsction day passed away very quietly.
was peacefully, everyone gov
erninR himself in accordance with the
conduct Of good citizens.
Three psl sons connected themselves
with st. Jonas A. ~. +. church last sun
day.
rhs Willing fourteen of st. johns
church has presented to the officers Of the
church beautiful table TO lie used in
front To receive collection on and for use
in the Sabbath school. The tabe 10
beauty and the church is very grateful to
the ladies for their gift.
Don's forget eight year old Lonnle Den.
nis will preach u the St Johns church
Lundsy the 10th.
lit ever crosses your mind to buy
nice piece Of fried chicken hunt up Mrs.
G. w. Wsbb's home, where you can get
Just the piece you want
Mr.. j. n. Lowery Of Muchakinock was
. Sunday visitor in Buxton.
The ladies' branch OF the K. Of p. lodge
viii soon be organized with membership
or about fifsy.
FL Mr.. Nelson Carr of Auscatine was
visitisg friends in Buxton last week.
< 4 4. y !
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Franco Carrying 8 Heavy Load

France Carrying 8 Heavy Load.
With national debt of $1,000, oUO,-.
coo and population practically at =
standstill, with costly standing army
ana an expensive navy, France list 6
,gering under . heavy load. Perhaps
I her shoulders are strong enough ana
broad enough - bear 81 bnt the 49, -
& aaaY 4 come some day sptte Frsnso
cpnn dSSc ~ IN md nn4a
/ eaAi rssonreo e ~ s1 "
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p,..,s. "a HON. stretch.

FASTEST % Home Stretch.
4 statistioian has discovered thai
che average business walk In New
York is q mile In twenty minutes. and
tie church-going walk 10 q mile In
twenty-five minutes. The fastest walk
y that Of tho homeward-bound Brook
lynitas. 4 MILF n 0ightoen minuteA
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1902-11-14
Her Answer.

A young woman at the Normal
College during = recent examination
~ Supt. Skinner, being told to tell all
she kew about the gray matter of the
brain, meditated long time on the
question, and then wrote down:
Il do not know anything about this
question, but / demand the full credit
ibr the answer, as ! have given all
'now."-New York Times.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1902-11-14
y UCHAKINOCK NEWS.

. UCHAKINOCk NEWS.
NJ WlIss Islt for Wasbingioo. D. c..
Saturday.
Ne.dames Foster and Susanna Jones
returned home last week.
Mr., Tom Gibbons returned home Tues
day. 81
Thsrs was : grand reception given In
honor Of Nj. Wiles st Mrs. n. Burkett's
home y Assdsmes Jons-. Burkttt and
Tansei. NUv. 9th. Al present repOfted Z
vesy pisAsant evening and departed 1t :
lass hour declaring Tho Msdams charm
Ing hostessss.
Mssdanaes n. Wslch and n. Lowry
were Buxton visitors sunday.
Hon Wiles delivered An interesting
address last Monday night In behalf Of
Hon. Lacy ard the election. We were
B favored !, he opening with . solo BY Mr..
jack Fowler snd . quintet BY the Gee
Club.
Mrs. NJ. Williams End Atty. Woodson
were ever sunday visitors IN buxton.
ss Ever, one y cordially invited 10 attend
tie literary next Monday night. A Sc,
ltcled pregiam oi Solos, orations. u clla-
Z lions &c. are teing prepared and also an
interesting etbase..
MI ,johu Walker returned to Bnxstn
Hart week. 81 Al
btts. Nt'ison Carr passed throug our
n. MI lurt Friday
atfs slch and sonas wers Oskaloo.
d atprs Sxtafd
i,sIs \ ~ sli i n PIPER given II