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Petitioner.

~ DeCciSSu. 100 -. E.5saFs Is = N
Thrcsa NJ. Mayos, Petitioner.
Cra Webster, w. A. Mayes,
Ethel Mayes, Earl Mayes, Daisy
+. Jefries and all ether persons
interestcdin said estate, Respondents.
Order Appointing Time for Hearing
Application to Sell Personal Property.
On reading. AMI filing the petition of James D.
Brown, Administrator of the estate of Frank e.
following described persona ! property belonging to
saidestate, toWit: One span orses; one top buggy;
one set driving harness; stock of harness goods,
and store fixtures used In connection Herewith. 81
1t is Ordered, that all persons Interested In said
estate appear before the Judge of the County
Court of the County Of Steele, Stategof North Da-
kota, at the Court Room of said Court, at the
Court House In the Village of Sherbrooke, In said
Steele County, on the goth day of March, A. d.
1902, at the hoar of two o'clock In the afternoon Of
that day, then and there TO show cause, If any
they have, why such order should not be made.
AND IT IS FURTHER ORDERED, that
notice of such hearing be given at least five days
previous to said Doth day of March A. u. 1902,
by publishing the same once each week for three
successive weeks in the Hope Pioneer a weekly
newspaper printed and published at Hope, Steele
County, North Dakota.
In Testimony Whereof, We have caused the
seal of the County Court of said County to be
herea.lto affixed.
Witness the Hon. Albert Mickels Judge of the
said tountyC Court. at Sherbrooke, insaid County,
this 25thyday of February, A. D. 1902.
lsEAL ALBERT MIcKELS,
Judge ofthe said County Court.
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Tia Secret ef Long Lie

Consis.sfin keeping allthe main ar
Rans Of The body in . healthy, regular
action. and quickly destroying deadly
disease germs. Electric Bitters regulate
Stomach, Liver and Kidneys, purify the
blood. and give a splendid appetite.
They work wonders in curing Kidney
Troubles, Female Complaints, Nervous
Diseases. Constipation. Dyspepsia, and
Malaria. Vigorous health and strength
always followtthrir use. Only SOC guar
anteed BY Wamberg q jacobson, Drug
gist's
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lanes Loney, Lots Is, l8 and III

Block I4s4I
Wilmot Z. Aldrichs Lots1a and
10. Block 10 80
Alice u. Woodworth, Lots 10 ITO
~24inclnsive, Block 2 15 50
Commissioned iii. Rindy presented
treasurer's reeeiptfor s36.1O and made
report on collections for sale of old
bridge material in Enger and Primrose
E~townships
The proposition Of Martin Iceland Of
fering TO pay the original tax, costs and
interest at Z per cent per,apnun, oncon-
idition that Steele county assign to
Andreas Uelapd certain tax liens which
it holds against the W.J15 Of N. p. "a,
N. w. and W. X Of S w. aof Sec. 81,
Twp. 145 R. 81, for taxes Of 1884, 1895
and 1856 was presented to the Board.
On motion said proposition was. ac-
cepted and the county treasurer and
county auditor were authorized to as
sign to Andreas Iceland the tax liens
held by Steele county against the said
description for the years 1894, 1895 and
1896.
Bills were, on motion. allowed and
ordered paid as follows:
Ia r Baker, coroner fees and'ex
pensess case of Frank Dann..$ IL 40
G Christensen, supplies for
county building "........ 81
Beckerjeck g. LANCER, supplies
for Charles Marlette. poor
person z &C
"A Hasselquist, cash advanced
for postage and express...-. 6 s.
w Fl M Philip, cash advanced
case of Charles Marlette, poor
person .... ...s ........... o' "
E A Gilmore, bounty on 3 pra-
ire wolvesA.. .....,,,.,,,, OF
Frank Gray, commissioner per
diem and mileage4 days.. % OF
G 0 johnson, commissioner per
diem and mileage 5 days.. 26 4(
HI Rindy, commissioner per
diem and mileage S days., q OK
w e Elliott. commissioner per
diem and mileage S days. Is CT
H N Horner, commissioner per,t
diem and mileage 6 days $780,
IS cash 70: telephone CSC,
total Observation-Disclosures. 81 II
! On motion the. Board adjourned sim
die.
rs. HUNT,
County Auditor.
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Ennush Snfl.

= Fllyil.e exchange gives us this
interesting and suggestive news item:
wilkins daughter,iSue-EEen, says:
ELL writ me a letter an said he wuz
g$ines erkilim e kazefI wouldn't have
him; bit met him in the road an hit
him over the head with a fence rail, an
the last ] hearn tell of him he wuz
s.owly-comin' back to his s~eRses.'n--
Atlanta Constitution.
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American Girl. Is nonored.

Mrs. Frances Dudley Leigh; who is
one of the three peeresses recently
honored by King Edward VIZ, il an
American. She was formerly Miss
Frances Helen Forbes Beckwith, of
New York, and II years ago she mar
RED the eldest son Of Baron Leigh.
She war known as one of the bellies pf
Gotham at the time Of her marriage
and.in her residence in England has
become known as n of the mostpop-
ular of hostesses.
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kev century Comfort.

Miii:.etis are dailyiinding a world of
comfort 10 Bpckl5n's AFRICA Salye. 1t
kills pan from hurns, scaldp, Cuts,
BraiiseR; cpuqrers Ulcers, and FeFer
IS Ies; cures Eruptions. SAT- Rheume.
BoiIs and Fslons; remorcs Corns and
Warts. Best Pile cure on earth. Only 25c
at Wamberg 4 Jacobson's drug store.
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Finds Way To Live Long.

The startling announcement Of a
Discovery that will surely lengthen life
is made by editor o. Fl. Downey, Of
Chnrubusco, Inc. Il wish to state" he
writes, that DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption is the most infallibie
remedy that have ever known for
Coughs Colds aud Grip. Its invallu-
able to people with weak lungs. Having
this wonderful medicine 10 one need
dread Pneumonia or Consumption. Itssi
relief Is instant and cure certain. WAN.
berg& Jacobsonguarantee every 50c and
1,N bottle, and give trial bottles free.
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Natural -Eeduction.

sMaymeTTTye, q mind to break my en-
gagement with Jack. / don't believe
he loves me any more.
Edyth---What makes you think he
doesn't? s
"Becanse the last time he was here
Fit took him only ten minutes ia say
good night i'-Chicago Daily News. !.
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4 point in GOOD PRESSING

One of the essentialspoints in good
dressing is the harmony of tones and
Scolors. A mass Of coloring in clothes
Is always a mistake.-Ladies' Homo
Journal.
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HOPE OFFICE
AT HOPE ROLLER MILLS.
G. 5. MOOREs, kM'aR.
Perfectly natural.

Mrs. Sewricl-What do youthink OF;
Y statue Of Venus? Isn'tit lovely?
Mrs. Honler-Yes; but the express
sion Of the face seems rather hard.
"Of course il is. Howscould it be
otherwise when it's cut out of realmar-
ble.p-Phi.adelphia Daily News.
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The Box SIC Had.

AIRS, Boaster-Henry and / attended
the opera last night. we had a box.
hMrs Blount Caramels, weren't
they I saW ysoNa ip the gallery eating
Observation-Disclosures Dispatch.
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Might Try His Luck ON the bank.
Aeronaut santos-Dumont, says the
Chicago Tribune, broke the flying ma
chine at Monte Carlo.
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TO the Fool

TO the Fool.
No man is wise ii the eyes Off fool,
silieago Daily NeY6. ,
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seeseeggeeegeeseseeggs
QQ. g. q. W.
EDITED by the UNION.

/ am but one, but I am one; l cannot do
everything, but I can do something; what
I can do, fought TO do and what ! ought
To do. by tfe rrace d! God. I will do,
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Board re convened at leo o'clock D..
IA. All members present.
0pon mution duly secon lei and car
ried, the county auditor was ordered TO
advertise atfonee for Bids for construc-
tion Of steel combination bridges. and
for naterial5as follows.
IA s:eel.pile bridge 9G feet long on
line between SECTIONS 9 and 1o New.
b1rgh townehip.
IA steel,pile bridge 20 feet long on
Zine between sections % and 81 Norway
toWnshiP.
3-A steel pile bridge 5Qfeet lorg on
auartev line running north and south
throu.h section . Erget township.
"A steeispile bridge 80 feet long on
line bctw cen.sections ID and ;4Prim.
ose TOW nship.
A steeblPiie bridge4a feet long on
line between sections Is and "a sher-
brooke township.
a steefpile bridge 16 feet long on
line Investigations 9apds 10 Edendale
township.
VI aaiasag feet Il height Of
A,ridse op ne Detassea seniion 81 SherI
a,roox oas5 niPanaasctionss6 Eas.on
!nMnEi1
ssr I "a tiiinG BIZ ia aiamet-
I'LL lGfa % deI.yers Al 4Iaitoa,
~.
aTaeied is re
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-05-07
NUBs OF NEWS.

The following card has been addressed to the
members OF the South Side branch Of the Young
Womcns Christian association: 'The fo,,rteenth h
anniversary meeting of the Young Women's
Christian association will be held Monday even.
ing, May 18th, at 7.45 o'clock, at the central
association, POS Washington avenue. to which
you arc cordially invited. The address of the
evening will be made by Mrs. Ncttic Dunn
Clark
William butcher, a well known resident Of this
side for many years, left yesterday for Philadtl.
piil. where he has secured a good position.
Division %, A. o. H., met in regular scssic II
at st. Johns hall, on Stone avenue, last even
ing.
DR.. Quinn has moved to 20 Pttsion ave.
nuc. Both phones. ~
John Burns OF Pitiston avenue. had his hand
caught and badly injured in machinery at the
Wooden mills Monday.
Comet lodge. Knights OF Pythias, met in reeu-
lar session last evening
baby daughter has to brighten the
home o Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Hagen.
DR.. Srhley's Lung Healing Bssam is guaranteed
to cure all coughs. mo cure, no pay For
sale by all dealers. ~
The funeral of Joseph Gardner will take place
this afternoon. Services will he conducted by
Rev. Herman Rctter. and inerment will be mace
in the Minooka cemetery.
The funeral OF the late Adam Nculs will take
place tomorrow afternoon at p. nj.
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SOUTH SCRANTON NOTES,
Funeral Of Mrs. Anna e. Kirst One
Of the Largest Ever Seen in This
Part Of the City.

One Of the largest funerals ever seen
in this part of the city took place yes
terday afternoon, when all that was
mortal Of the late Mrs. Anna T.. Kirst
were laid in Mother Earth with solemn
ceremony. Long before the hour set.
hundreds Of sorrowing friends had
gathered at the house, on South WASH
ington avenue, to take last farewell
look at one whom they had highly es-
teemed during life.
Services were held at 2 p. m. by Rev.
w. A. Nordt, pastor of the Hickory
Street Presbyterian church, who paid a
fitting and eloquent tribute to the
memory Of deceased. The remains were
afterwards borne to their last resting
place in the Pittston avenue cemetery
by the following pall-bearers Oscar
Helriegel Charles Neuls, John Griener
and Charles kellerman. The many
floral offerings were borne to the grave
by John Demut and Herman Goldamer.
The following out-of-town relatives at
tended the obsequies Mr.. and Mrs
Jacob kirst, Fred Krst and Henry
kirst, all Of Philadelphia.
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Three new members were elected last
evening. They were William II. Will
liams, william A. Davis and Gwilym
Jones. The new president. Mr.. Pitcher
passed the cigars around among the
boys, and Caterer Robinson served a
very palatable lunch after the meet
ing.
The social committee announced that
they will conduct their closing informal
dance at Mears' hall on Wednesday
evening, May 2s, when Bauer will fur
nish the music.
The first and second bowling teams
will play n match game Of ten pins on
the alleys tomorrow evening. The
lineup will be as follows:
First team--Whettling, McCracken,
Owens. Davis. Williams. Second team
Lewis. Hughes, Chatfield. Slower,
Morgan.
The first team will also play a re-
tur- game on the Green Ridge Wheel
mems alleys next Monday evening. p
A base ball club is being formed
among the members, and an invitation
has been received for the team to play
a game at Clark's Summit in the near
future.
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NORTH SCRANTON.

Friday evening an interesting basket
ball game will be played by the North
End Stars and the North Scrant ~
Gymnasium team, at the Auditorium
This game is to be for the champion
ship of Northeastern Pennsylvania. The
game will be played according to as
sociation rules.
Several young men of this section
have organized social club, under
the name of Columbia Social club and
have taken up their quarters in the
Auditorium. The following are the Of
ficers and members: President, Evan
NJ. Thomas; vice president, Ira Davis:
secretary. Richard Hughes; treasurer,
Daniel Davis; members: David Gaines,
Thomas 'Howells. Frank Coleman,
Zachariah Williams and Morgan Will
liams.
Next Sunday the Rev. w. Morris. F.
r. G. S. Of Dreorchy. and the Rev.
f. Iorwerth Jones; two leading divlnes
and two of Wales most popular
preachers will be at Memorial Baptist
church both morning and evening.
They will preach also at the same place
Monday evening. Services will be con-
Quoted in Welsh and English.
All members of the North Scranton
Glee society are requested to meet at
their rooms this evening, as business of
Importance is to be transacted.
The Crystal Literary and Dramatic
club, vii present the drama "Linwood"
at the Auditorium. May 30.
The rummage sale of the Young
Women's Christian association will
open in the Osterhout building tomor-
row and will continue on Friday and
Saturday.
George Silkman. of New York city,
is visiting the home of his parents ON
Church avenue.
The Ladies' Auxiliary, Ancient Order
of Hibernians, are making elaborate
preparations for the dance which will
be held at the Auditorium, May 26
The Cambrian Bowling team will
play at South Scranton, this evening
A piano recital by pupils of Miss Il.
j. owens, assisted by Miss Maud
Weatherhog. of Hyde Park, will be
given on Friday evening, May .. in the
North Main Avenue Baptist taber-
nacle. Admission, silver offering.
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Fraternal Greetings.

Another large assemblage gathered
at the new Embury church last even
ing, when fraternal greetings were ex-
tended to the pastor and his people by
the members and pastors Of the other
churches. Rev. James Benninger pre-
sided, and the subject of the evening
was 1.-THE Fraternal Spirit"
Short addresses were delivered by
Rev. j. p. Moffat, Of the Washburn
Street Presbyterian church; Rec. s. F.
Mathews, of the First Baptist church:
Rev. Thomas deGruchy, of the jackson
Street Baptist church and Rev. H. c.
McDermott, Of the Simpson M. L.
church.
This evening will be "Old Folks
Night" Rev. G. H. Newlng will pre-
side. and Rev. G. Cure will deliver an
address on the subject "At Even Time
1t Shall Be Light"
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GENERAL NEWS NOTES.

st. Ieo's Battalion will hold special meeting
| tomorrow evening at $50 O'Clock. All membei S
are urged to attend, something important 10
| them will be discussed
| G. X. Pitcher, Miss Mary pitcher and Miss
| Ruth Peck, OF Price street, attended the funeral
Of relative in Jersey City yesterday
The collections at No. 10 school this week
| amounted TO Tli.25. The interest in the fund is
| tagging.
After their regular meeting, on Monday even.
| ing social hour was enjoyed by the Gam,ra
| Nh society Of the Washburn Street Presbyterian
| church.
| Mrs, Williams, OF Price street. grandmother cf
| Alfred Saunders, Of the boys who ran away
| from home recently, contradicts the published
| statement that the boy chastiscd.
The Misses Name and Caroline Donaldson, tf
| Windsor, n. V, are visiting Miss Helen Davies,
| of Bromley avenue.
! Bon-To Mr.. and Mrs. David Joseph, OF Acker
| avenue, a son.
| A social session OF the Colonial club was held
in their rooms in Washington hall last evening,
| when light lunch was served by the social com.
mittec.
| street, are entertaining Richard ieferman, of
Goudsboro.
William Mcbride, OF Nortl, Lincoln avenue has
| returned home from business trip to Canada.
Mrs. Joseph Summers and daughter, Mrs. Ira
| krcsge OF Dalton, have returned home from a
visit with Mrs. W. j. Evans of Lafayette street.
| Mr. and Mrs. Huber, OF Mill City, are visit.
| ing relatives on North Hyde Park avenue.
William Warner, OF Gouldsboro, Is the guest
| of Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Ace, OF South Lincoln
| avenue.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hughes, OF South Hyde Park
avenue, is reported to be seriously III.
A new son has frightened the home OF Mr..
| and Mrs. David S. Reese, OF Price street,
Miss Ethel Tucker, OF Ashley. is visiting DIR.
and Mrs. r. A. Eynon, of North Main avenue
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-05-07
Political Club Organized.

Polish National alliance, Branch 105,
OF this side, held it's regular monthly
meeting Sunday afternoon. The men,
bers Of the alliance have decided to or
ganize a political club. The object of
the club will be to educate and assist
Its members, those who have not as vet
become naturalized, to secure citizens
papers. and also to enlighten them on
political lines. The organization was
formed with ia members, and prom
ises to be one of the strongest organ
lzations in the city. The committee
In charge will make application for a
charter.
Officers were elected as follows:
President, A. Choynowski: vice-presi-
dent, A. Wearing; secretary, K. Sof-
nowski; treasurer, j. Pilkulski. The
next meeting will be held May II.
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Funeral of Amos Bond.

Rev. L. b. Singer assistant pastor of
Elm Park Methodist Episcopal church,
officiated at the funeral services over
the remains of the late Amos Bond at
noon yesterday. The obsequies were
held at the home OF deceased's daugh-
ter, Mrs Robert Phinney, jr., on Lafay-
cite street.
Appropriate hymns were sung by the
Schubert male quartette, and the pail
bearers were the sons-in-law of the de-
ceased, j. w. Walter, J. w. Kambeck,
Charles Fuller and Robert Phnney, jr.
The remains were taken to Elmhurst
by Funeral Director Price, where in
terment was made in the afternoon.
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st. Marks Luther League.

The Austrian oberammergau world
famous Passion Play, as performed
every ten years by the peasants Of
Mount Horitz, will be reproduced this
evening and tomorrow evening at st.
Marks Lutheran church. corner Of
Washburn and Fourteenth streets
under the auspices of the Luther
league.
1t is a moving-picture story of the
cross, and will be given with appropri-
ate music, both vocal and instrumental.
The play is described as being an in
tensely interesting and descriptive lee
ture.
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Funeral of Mrs. Thomas.

Services over the remains of the la te
Mrs. Ann D. Thomas were held yester-
day afternoon at the house. rear of 1914
Luzerne street, and were in charge Of
Rev. David Jones, of the First Welsh
Congreg gational church, assisted by Rev.
d. d. Hopkins, of the First Welsh Bap-
tist church.
Many friends and relatives were in
attendance. A number of Welsh hymns
We're sung during the service. The pail
bearers were Thomas T. Evans, Will
lam d. Thomas, John j. Morgan and
Daniel d. Evans. Interment was made
in the Washburn street cemetery.
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Died in New York,

Mrs. Mary Herman, aged 45 years,
wife OF Emil Herman. died in New
York on Monday, and the remains We're
brought here yesterday and taken in
charge by Funeral Director Tague.
The funeral will take place from the
home of deceased's brother, Jacob
Shark. 1l47 Luzerne street, either this
Or tomorrow afternoon. Interment
will be made in the Pittston Avenue
cemetery
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Birthday PARTY.

Mrs. Evan Jones. of Edwards court.
entertained a party of young folks at
her home on Monday afternoon, in
honor of her little daughter Elizabeths
fifth birthday. The children played
various games, after which tea was
served. Mrs. Jones was assisted in
serving by her sister. Mrs. w. Will
Jams. and brother. Mr.. ]. Elias.
The following were present: Eliza
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tary and treasurer, Emrys Joseph;
directors, three years. DR.. p. F., Strup-
pier, John II. Fellows: two years, DIR.
". Rowland Davis. Samuel McCrac-
ken; one year, Il. Barry Davis, David
Owens.
DR.. p. r. Struppler, the retiring
president. has had a very successful
administration during the past year.
The bowling alleys We're installed dur
ing that time and twenty-five new
members We're added to the club.
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able to be around again, after q weeks con-
fincment from rheumatism.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Skilhorn, Of Philadelphia,
are visiting Scranton relatives and friends.
. The wedding Of Harry 8. Jenkins and Mis-
Franc Washburnc will take place at II o'clock
this morning at 81. Lukes Episcopal church.
The funeral OF Mrs. Rachel Evans, of 1871 South
Summer avenue, will be held tomorrow afternoon
at o'clock at the Plymouth Congregational
church. lnterment will be made IN washburn
street cemetery. Rev. Peter Roberts will ON.
ciate Prayer services will be held at the house
this evening.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-05-07
EVENTS TODAY AND EVENING,

Panooka tribe, No. l+l, Improved Order OF Rcd
Men, will hold a smoker after the regular me t..
ing this evening Charles Picher will deliver an
address on "The History and Motto OF the Or.
DER"
meeting of Camp No. 80. Patriotic Order Of
Americans, will be held in Washington hall this
evening.
The Alumni Base Bail club will play the Wyo.
ming Seminary team at Kingston this afternoon.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-05-07
Entertainment and Social.

There will be an entertainment and
social held in Red Mems hall, Saturday
evening. under the auspices of the
West Side Loyal Crusaders.
AT the close Of the entertainment re-
freshments will be served free to all
present. Following is the programme:
500 .......................... Thomas Elias
NecltatlOn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. William Davis
NF''V MISS Evans
Humorous Address ................ Joshua Elias
Eraphonc Selection.
Rccitation-"A Loyal Crusader ....... Girl
Recita,ion--"A Loyal Crusader" ........... Boy
All are cordially invited to be
present. Every crusader should bring
as many strangers as possible.
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beth Jones, Amy Davies, Jennie Reese.
Gwladys II. Jones, Annie Bowen, Annie
Jones, Ceinwen williams, Leona Perry.
Elizabeth Williams. and Arthur Davies,
David Thomas, Henry Perry and Me-
sech Thomas,
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NHEELMAN'S
new OFFICERS
CHOSEN AT A REGULAR MEET.
ING LAST EVENING.
Attorney Charles r. Pitcher Elected
President-Dr. P. F. Struppler,
the Retiring President-Resolu-
tions Will Be Presented-Two
Funerals NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ex-
tend Fraternal Greetings in the
New Embury M. E. Church.
Other News Notes and Personals.

The regular monthly meeting of the
Electric City Wheelmen was held IN
the club house last evening. and Of
ficers were elected for the coming year.
as follows:
President, Charles r. Pitcher; vice.
president w. Hayden Evans; secre-