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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-03-29

ai,I She goes about pale-faced, hollow-eyed
and haggard, a piteous contrast 70 the
blooming health Of her former self. But
over 100000 women have found health
again by taking Wine Of Cardui. Asa
regulator of the menstrual periods Wine Of
Cardui has never been known to fail It
has seldom failed to restore perfect health,
even in the most persistent and aggravated
cases Of weakness.
Miss Ida H. Snyder, of No. 535 Bergen
street. Brooklyn, N Y, has used Wine of
Cardui and she says it helped hel into a
new life Health to Miss Snyder is worth
a great deal. She is an att1active young
woman with intellectual attainments and
she occupies the position of Treasurer Of
the Brooklyn East End Art club This
position marks her as person Of intellect
culture and refinement and it speaks highly
of the respect and trust her fellow women
have in her. She writes:
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-03-29

librarian, Miss Reese says the public
does not seem to understand that the
reading room is free. All orderly per
sons can go to the library rooms aad
have access to all books and maya
zines as long as they are read in tue
rooms. To take any books or period
icals from the rooms it is necessary
to have a membership ca d. A shelf
listing is being made of all the books.
preparatory TO adopting the Brown
charging system, which Is more
rapid and accurate system Of keeping
"a record Of the members and the
books taken from the library.
copy Of Wessex Tales, by Thos.
Hardy. has been donate by Mrs.
Swearlngen. A volume Of the Worlds
Best Proverbs and short Quotations.
by George Howard Opdyke, has been
given by Leslie C. Niblack
The new members since the last
repor, are az follows:
Mesdames Dora e. ROLAND, L. w.
Baxter, c. G Davis, e c McCracken,
p O.Conner, J. r. Cpear, Ola McCub-
bin, j. j. Abel; Miss Carrie Seaman;
Messrs. W A. Humphrey, Coy Wat
klns and Ned McCracken.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-03-29
IN THE SOCIAL WHIRL

The ladies OF the Chrsuian church
take pleasure in announcing that they
have engaged Byron W. Rice. late o..
tho Boston Conservatory OF Music 70
give under their auspicies the new
rendition OF Queen Esther" L. will
be given in about four week a the
opera house and viii be orc Of he
best home talent entertainm hs ever
given in The city Taii same oper
wac given two nights in Oklahoma
City with great smccess The FIRST
rehearsal was held Tuesday night a.
Mrs F. NJ Rhineharts when large
party OF the best local singe were
in attendance.
Rehearsais will be held next Tue
day "Wednesday ald Thursday nights.
watch the papers for ,ha eanounor-
ment.
The following havU sFgnidod their
iniention o. assisting with the eater
tainment
Prof. and Mrs. Alien OF Edmond
Mr.. and Mrs. J. O. Severns
Ar and Mrs. Ed Traband
Prof and airs. Mark Wright
Mesdames Harry Ardery, j. C. Fos
ter, j. b. Fairfield. } r umpn. Frey
w. NJ Mcdonald, DETER. siicke
Frnqk wilber. Chas. Griffith. Rich
mond j J. Boles W. b Grassland
Dubois Chea Smith. II A Whic
Misses Maude Goodrich. Louise
Brooke. Nora Miller. Laura Brewer
Laura Whitbeck, LILLIAN Boles. Bes
sic Graves. Edith Grissen. Cad Ken
nedy, Jes-ica Alnaugh. Lillian Thomp
SO Alice Adamr se'a Loavlts Jenni
Rhireha May Mckinley 70
Thompsoa Grace Hongnton. Neil,
Alexander Lueia Calm, Laura Hum
bic, Gd1'n clara Aexondg Vera
James Alie Brewer Ila Humphrey
Grace GriGeh. Iaa Wehmoyor Maud,
suches
Nesns- G p Hal Paul Eos or
While Humphrey George Dodsoa W
A. Humphrey. John McNeai Ca HAY
ighorst Geoge Grecn Leon Gnber
g. II Woods Eatoa, Harry loag. A.
Wnliams cMi Metcalf John Rhiae
hart Winter lin Ei Johnson. San
smith Garaid Herbut. Erret New
Nv
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-03-29
Miss
Ida M. Snyder,
Treasurer of the Brooklyn
East End Art Club.

''H women would pay more attention 70
their health we would have more happy
wives, mothers and daughters, and II they
would Use more intelligence IN the matter OF
medicines, observing results, they would find
that the doctors prescriptions do not perform
the many cures they are given credit Tor.
''My life was burden to me through Per
sistent indigestionj anaemia resulted and my
friends thought | was an invalid for lite.
But would not give up and when iound
that prescriptions would not help me- triec
something Else.
''In consulting with my druggist he adj
vised McElree's Wine Of Cardtd and Thed--
lords aek-Draught, and so | took Il and
have every reason to thank him for new
life opened up to me with restored healths
and It only took three months to cure me-"
You may secure the anne relief as Miss
Snyder, if you take Wine of Cardui as she
tcak it. Thedford's Black-Draught Is the
companion medicine of Wine Of Cardui
and it is liver and bowel regulator which
assists greatly in effectins a cure. Go to
your druggist and buy dollar bottle of
Wine of Cardui and twenty-five cent
package Of Thedford's Black-Draught and
take them in the privacy of your home. If
you cake these medicines according TO di-
rections, the relief and cure is simple.
Some cases are cured quickly and others
take longer because the disease has run
longer. Remember how Miss Snyder took
Wine of Cardui and has health. The
same medicines are offered you today.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-03-29

supt. T.. W Baxter after a pc sonal
visit Of inspection reports the Langs-
ton university In fine condition. with
IA constantly increasing attendance.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-03-29

The Acorn club was entertained al
ne reeulas weekly meeting Thursday
By Mrs j. O Foster The programme
was as follows
Re pon.c ouotafiona from y N.
Page
Paper. Thirteenth and Fourteenth
Amendments; Impeachment OF Presi.
dent johnson, Mrs Eunice Hamill
Paper Atlantic Telegraph and
completion Of Pacific Railway, Mrs.
c. C. Kneisley
Sketch: T. N Page. Mrs. J. w
Duke
Reading Ms. J. ]. Houston.
Music: Mrs. J j. Boles.
The club will meet next week with
Mrs Frank b Lucas, when the fol
lowing programme will be given:
Roll Call. Quotations from Eaw
thorne
Paper: Purchase Of Alaska; Pass
Iaso oi the fifteenth Amendment;
Negro in Congress. Mrs. F. b. Lille.
Paper Carpet Pagers; Restora-
ton Of Civil Rights to southerners
Mrs. j. E. Ball
Sketch Hawthorne Mrs. }. J.
Boles.
Reading: From Hawthorne, Mrs
y =. asp.
g. Mrs J. j. Houston.
C O @ g Q
,.. rs. II. & t,iazier was the hostefs
,cf the Excelsior club this week. Ain
Interesting meeting was anioyed cad
tile programme was as follows:
! Roll Call: Theatrical Stars
A Few Actresses and Their Fads
Mrs. Geo. H. Dodsom
niu1tvations of Actresses in Their
Roles. Mrs. Chas A. Cunningham,
A Word About Actors, Ms. Jay
Beach.
Lesson.
Next Monday Mrs M c. Hart viii
+ he the hostess. A study VIII be made
of the lives of women Lighthouse
keepers.
@ c O o 6
The Cambridge club held a splendid
meeting Wednesday with Mrs. c. X
J Brooks.
The afternoon was devoted TO q
study of history. Next week the cluf
will meet with Mrs. A. J. Corkins
when the study will be Milton"
O Q 9 6 @
The Eiks. will entertain their ladl
friends Monday night with a dance
at the club rooms. Committees OF
arrangements have been appointed ant
delightful evening is anticipated.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-03-29

t is one Of the saddest things in life
TO see a beautiful young girl Ian
IL gushing on bed Of sickness, when
she should be strong and healthy, filling
the home with the sunshine Of her happy
face. Somehow OF other as the mother is
the center Of the home, the daughter seems
to be its greatest Joy or its greatest care.
A home with an invaha daughter is like
hospital The sufferer with her pale
blanched face calls for every ones Gaze and
sympathy. How different is the home
where healthy girl sheds her happy in
fuence and ministers to the comfort Of
every one in a thousand pleasant ways.
It is remarkable that so many women
will forfeit health and then suffer the con-
sequence Of pain and sickness when it is
unnecessary. Women who enjoy this
greatest of Natures blessings are liable to
forget that health can be easily lost by neg
lect. They cannot realize that the loss of
sleep, little cold or irregularity of habits
can result disastrously until they once suf-
fer painful menses Menstrual troubles are
generally the beginning Of women's trou-
bles. The vitslity is at low ebb, the
blood weakened, the digestion disordered
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-03-29

Foley's kinney Cure makes the Kid
neys and bladder right Contains
nothing injurious Sold by J. N. Wal
lace.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-13
New York's Well-Dressed Man.


In New York the best tanors are guided
by the London fashion plates These are
on hand Tor srripg So are the clothes
,., mt, ro,,,,i, ,,r ,J,, mar Of ,s.bio,,
""' "''"',- "'" ,"' ''' ~
hut TO make MS choice the talior DONG the
rest
,rr,, ,o,,- ,oro,.t,or roor tb.-o ,yu, bo
uNell'I innings III ihe "aN OF I"I'lEn pau
terms than there have been for some time
,is,. tho quito will no lnas esvorc 1hie 5,es
~, 80, .i,, ~,
not moan tlAt the iAIl"IS W"deS are E"'h-
60 rush rough shod over everything CON
scrvative brilliant wgistcagstg and audi
ST.. ,,at,i. arc, 40, e., H., ,,,,..,od t,t ,,,,,
"'' '''"' "'' uu' -, w. 49, '''' "'' '"''
touch more or me thau mas been the case In
preceding Years for some time.
rh, ro,don do,,io rre,stod ,ro.t. e ,
NV ''""'" N''''' va ~" ID
subject of considerable inte1St ana the
model for the present spring will bear de
,oilod degcrintion rho frock IL intepdc,, IN
be bntioned, not 10 ne lett open M the Top.
,,,.i,,,.d ionois which Gro r,odorst.t, i,r-,
an. 49,, 49,, -. 80 80,
"'e 5''N '"''u anu "''e " ''''s S'""' 10 'H'
top button closing.
What will surprIse many who feel ron
,.,,,,,,a A., s.,iarr 80 81, -, 49,, NJ
s''"',,'u 10 I'M" a"y uuu a" o. u,' rug
lish fashions is that the edges OF the gar
mont, under review are braided Regarding
tto ,rro,.,tior otro..o, ,,ri,a. ~
INV '''"'' ''''"' ven '''''" "i'''' wa"
has devoted lifetime 10 things sartorial
saws that the braldIuF has taken hold OF
me British metropolis Whether the braid
will secure n large following here despite
the New York fashion. which has decreed
a doubie-stItcbed edRiug remains 10 he
seen
The sleeves of this latest London frock
are finished with a two.huttop cuff trimmed
In harmony with The fronts The length Of
thc skirt Is inst 10 tho bend OF the knee
nnd they are rather closeuttinr The gcn
oral enect of inc coat is short waisfed
slender and sauarish with the frock
strined worgted frousnrs are to he worn
Ano,ber notable innovation which has
come TO MS with tho latest mates from
obrosd is tbe single breasted fuIi COAT "a be
,,'o,n anon This is an ideal dress FOR huEi
moss eien for fbe gentleman Who Nould he
akora ,hn commonnlace 1hf garment /.
smart IN snpcarance and admits Of consId'
srsbIe iatitnde ia tbe matter OF coIo,. NAV
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-13

ton-Fgank Reedv Of Dallas. Advertising
r Works Of Hillshoro; CrcdcnuaiS,
Rev J. NJ. Nichols OF Dallas. MusiH-D,
shepherd of Fort Worth Missions-Kcv. ].
Il. Sears of Austin.
The city executive commit tee is composed
of the following W. 4. Baruum, chairman;
5. l.. Cochran. secretary; advertising. I'm
NETT Conner, chairman; transportation, =.
r. Morcland finance, r. b. Baker. chair
chairman, music, D. shepherd chairman,
drcorauon, Mrs: II w, Lushrr, chairman;
reception, w II. Hawkins chairman
The following i the provisional program
as 10 stands 1T this time;
tri"aN. Nav l6 , y. m; Conservation and
sacramento service; !, charity and help de-
paItmenj % 2. m, report of Miss stella
Fisher, second vice president; $50 p. m..
address. The Charity That Hops.
bishop Warren A. Gambler. Georgia. s.
p. m, song service; S'lJ p. m. appoilt.
mcnt Of committees announcements c.,..
lnulor leaguG .depariment-S p. M, ro.
port Of Miss Lillian McsJer, superintendent
Of Junior Leagues; address The Misu
uess Of Personal Effort" John r. Pepper
Saturday. May Sunrise prayer meet.
ing at FIRST church; $50 a M song service;
~ iilelurN department; S:45 A. m address,
~ Nn 81 Z the L SSl Rev John or
Prof. = W. Horn Of sherman. third Vie
pc lI"ht. 10 n. M, address. The Practical
Work at tho Literary Department" Or =.
Cody NJ Southwestern university. iO.iO
c. n song service; 1913 A. m intermiesio I:
~ a m literary address The Greek CIV
ilizatiCp and tho Modern" o. r craig
head, n. -, president ~ Missouri state
notmal; = D. N. song service; 80 n m
hpaihcSs session and election Of Officers
etc, I r. m. address, "EcumepicaI Nctho.
dis Bishop Charles r. Galloway of Mis-
sssippi; s p. m. song service; $40 q. m
address. The League and Missions - Row
Collins Denny, d. D., Of Vanderbilt uni.
sunday, May IS o;45 m visit 10 the
sunday schools Of Inc cty: II a m scr.
NOUS az the different churches I'm the CIV
10 he supplied from tho general conference
OF the committee % pul lie worship. 3 no
p. m song service; ". devotional doport.
mont 20 p M. report Of Rev ! Mar.
Win Nichols third vice president: $40 n m
adj irc>s. The Spirit and Purposes az the
League IA VI On Bose u u pensr.i
secretary of Fpworth leagues ( 20 n m
experience meeting, conducted by Bisbon
o. + Fitzgerald OF Tennessee. & n m
sopC SCI vice. $50 y. m. closing sermon
Rev. Alonzo Monk u. n. N Georgia.
The Officers Of tho state Epworth Iesrua
are: President. Gus W Thomgsson ~
Yam Alstync; first vice president. Rev
Marvin Nichols Of Dallas; second vice nrcs
ident, Miss Anna Fisher of San Msrcas.
third vice president Prof p w Horn
Of SbeIma superintendent Of Junior yvorL
Miss Lillian Wester Of Taylor; secretarx
treasurer, j. r Ellis n Elgln
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-13
psIIoaex Of Smell.

Gentleman's Magazine.
Very careful experiments have lately been
made TO test the delicacy of the sense OF
smell In human Beings. A series Of solu-
tons Of I'VE different substances was pre-
pared, each series being so arranged that
every solution was Of half the strength Of
the preceding one. These series were exv
tended by successive dilutions till u was
impossible 10 detect the odors. The odor
Of the bottles containing these. solutions
was completely disarranged. and the test
consisted In the attempt to classify them
by the sense of smell alone. An equal num-
her Of male and female observers were SCI
lected from the best apothecarles shops,
aud each WAS required 10 arrange the bot
ties. The males were able TO detect the
smell OF the nitrate OF amyl In the solu-
ton OF / mart TO rs. 600 Of water. aud The
females We're able @ detect g 70 the sol y,
OF wintergreen was detected In about the
same proportion and 70 the same extent OF
dllution. There was. therefore, very great
preponderance Ia fayor Of the males g. 20
the sensitlyeness and discrlminaticn Of the
sense 81 smell. This Is certsinly an asfouHdr
49, tcct. ~---c
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-13

stance, strap seams or raised seams. Just
AZ present the double stitching Is in vogue
along the edges Of the nocket mouth and
the daps This finish, however, should not
be used about the bottom edge Of the coat.
The fly should terminate about eight inches
below the wearer's waist line.
Another noteworthy piece OF information
for those who wish to follow the English
fashions Is that London inclines toward the
single stud IN the shirt bosom for evening
dress. Heretofore, two studs have been
the rule. Two are stu used by the fash
4onable shlrtmakers OF New York.
According 10 the aforementioned fash
Ion plates, there are two points about the
latest London evening dress. For one, the
extreme edge OF the lapels The skirts arc
cut long and fairly narrow at the tails,
The sleeve Innings have a white or 2 cream
silk With this coat white Raistcoat is
worn.
About the trousers, there Is just this =
they are not as full as they have been worn
recently
A feature Of the cloths for R,ring suit
ings Is the snrinklng OF bright silk effects
Black aud white effects IN cloths will he
vers popular, Red stripes In homespunH
will be favored. Dull. narvov st-inae 49,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-13
sTATE EPWoRTH League.
Facts Concerning the Makeup OF the
Texas Association.

Facts Concerning the Makeup OF the
Texas Association.
Fort Worth. Texas. April 1.-THE ten'h
annual convention Of the state Epworth
League conference will convene in Fort
Worth May rs aud continue three days. The
event promises TO he Of more than usual
interest from he fact that those who will
be on the program viii he from the gen
eral conference of the Methodist Episcopal
church. South, which will he Ia session at
Dallas at the lime the league meeting Is
being held The general conference Of this
church meets every four years and Is al
ways a very important meeting from the
fact that II Is the law making body Of hat
denomination. 1t will convene about May
g. This being the case. II was thought ad
vsabe tn hold the league meeting here
during the same month, in order that some
Of the distinguished members II the church
could take part in the conduct Of the Ep-
worth League, which meets here for the
hrst time since its organization nine years
ago IN is expected thar at least 1900 dele
gates and visitors VIII be in Fort Worth
The railroads viii give reduced rates from
viii be held In tho FRS Methodist Epis-
copal church. except on sunday, wnen they
win be held in the city hall auditorium in
order that the large audience which Will
be In Attendance can bc comfortably cared
for Every effort for the comfort of the
visitors Is being made by he local arrange
mcnt committee. and the Intention Is to
give them q deception they Will not soon
forget All Delegates TO the convention will
be provided with homes at as reasonable
The Rpworth League Of Texas was or
gGnized AT Dallas h ls92 and the first
president was Bishop ]. $. Key Since
then he presidents have heen: In lS8,
Rev W. L. helms; lSoA-5 H. e. Jackson
Of MeNia; 1886. T.. d. Stegcr OF Bonham;
1879. r. r. Works Of lIillsboro; 1900,
Frank Reedy Of Dallas: 1912, Gus w.
Thumasson Of Van AlStYne.
The first convention was held In Dallas,
Z the second year in Taylor. third In Waxa-
hachie, fourth IN Houston. NTH in San An
tonic. sixth in Waco, seventh IN Calves
! ton, eighth IN Waco, ninth In Dallas aud
the tenth will be In Fort Worth.
| The chairmen of the various state com
mttees are as Follows Executive-G. w.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-13

II ispecisl Correzrord,,,.o ~ rho Post,
4 P,ds A,r,, D Nm, -.,.,.. h.
Il 60 '' "'''' "H''"'Hn'"'"' "'N
n wa caused by tho vote Of he chamber ~
equities IN forbid -.,.t. ~, sur,1,,.-.. fr,
4 amt from ,Lo a., ~. -,
S,,.. '" '''' '"'' 'Nh"'N - ''l.
\ VuS'5 me Iarl>lan gala day IN whlch
4 hofkeencrs reap their most golden har-
rers tho soo,.,f-. ,
II 'ue s"'ialst ana a'hclStlc elements
4 49,, 'hsluo'r are powerful enough 10
Il o'at any measure which snacks Of Chris
Utn doctrines Gr+ tho ,r,g.,t r,c,a,,r,,
i,s lrdsoa
4 I, ,'''''"- 'o 40 WIN rti'S'op' o.
4 NN SO lar as MS origin Is concerned,
4 ~ 10 It's applic1tion n is intended ia be
q rlro-ors a 49,.
an az 'H' li'Ural' IaNS' nor only
4 "elA IN shops, offices. mines, shiplOld
4 y and unloading, cYprcseare and freie1t
4 ! pfosc:incd hrt ,, .,,,,,,,d,,,,,,
tr,Br 80. ~" '"''""u''h' was Az
\ introduced and passed forblddiug
4 y. f'Sinc to be done on Sunday.
4 Iils measrro t. st,, .t
4 "a n,it,, 10 S'"P'H continuance ~
NJ, duopt'n by the chamber, in the
4 ~ Weeks Of its lifc. ia favor any nroioct
'"'"ha"l' Whlch might appeal
,h... ''s'S' lapollug mon and petty ON
n Pts and secure their votes for the re.
Il ..sInon Of their renrcsort,ti,.or moro
allgl sight than The aGj%,.t s,,ryilirv of Inc
s been secp 'frore h tine Iot ,IS5 mas as
~ extent of disrpi'ip'. gdad Lani ~ al,
Y Chamber sb %I %n ON now suggest th2t
NV. u months before tbe dotn scr fu for he
4 rlons instead Of tbc nrcsert inieryaI
ole month which actn, i.rNthI III na'
,'lloved to ciapse according TO Jaw must
,..1fe straugest pnr, n tho oh,,,hor,. o.
Il rue IN It's moiibund az ,,,ag ~ III.
H y, altering to tbn 'I io,, naNs was nor chly
ute dehance hurled IN v'aSf f5osn nui ,nS
~, the low leysl ,rbns ,,ho., a. w
,s,..itnentioned c wogS on SUNDAYS in the
~ y. ninagers Of ssid ne Si'tt"rs
i,se on duty n sae cS' anu mus
l,islsA excess ~ zo eff tnai no emPl9ye,
,sning back to inisb si9 lob ,at, me d Jaw
10y previous. bot an l ao 1slt undoIe
secuied II The ,c,,,iill Aeepor conid Ge
sss:sy morning 80 sSu Lions endeayered, on
M. Neglected attsr Iue pos and
s'Elss repT Ug WAS as, gravely voted by the
ssigpesi TO the popnisr ono AHotHe1 measure
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-13
A Handy Cemetery.
Phlladelphls Record.


The odd things schoolboys saw some
times when trying 10 he entertaining are
often spoken Of" remarked teacher in n
boys school the other day. "bnt ! think
the limit was reached by one Of my schol.
ors couple Of weeks ago. had been m
for several weeks, and the boys were very
uneasy about me and showed their solicit
tndc by calling every day 10 inquire about
my condition. When / WAS conyaiescent
ono Of them came In 10 see me After rhe
usual greetings, he stood awkwardly shin.
ing from one foot to the other Finally no
locked out OF the window and "a nanny
thought struck him. Woodlands cemeferv
was Just few blocks away I'm awrnl
glad you're better, Miss Jones he said,
,but | was lust athlnking that II Won
should happen to ret worse MS a ,rood
thing the cemetery is so handy TO you.
Then he looked at me nqulrlngly. while
my sister was striker with sudden langh.
ing spell, which compelled her TO leave the
room"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-13
Dominion of Canada.
Mrs. Martha Brown, Mohawk

Mrs. Martha Brown, Mohawk,
Ontario, can. an annuity CT
$3.50 year for life.
Mrs Martha Brown, Mo
hawk, Ont.......-......S16
Walter Dingle, Vancouver,
Edward Brown, Charlotte
town. = u. I........... 80
G. T. bishop, Montreal. 80
Archibald II. Milligan, st.
Johns, Newfoundland ... 80
J b. Armstrong. st. John,
y. B..................... 20
mouth, y. S............. 80
Robert Gardner, Rossland,
Is. C..-.......,.-....,.. %
Mrs. VIM. Fullerton, Roth
well, MaDitobs ........ 30
c. W. Leroy, Coldwater,
Ont..,...... .,........ 30
w. A. G. Mccullough,
Bruckville. Ont.......... %
Norman Holland, Radnor
l'orges. Que............. IS
William Murphy. Mosquito,
Newfoundland ,......... D
Helen A. McEwnn, stan
ley Bridge, p Il. I..... 25
II. j. HorWorth. NcGregor,
Magltoha .............. %
Alice Il Bun, Grafton,
T. ). Jones. Victoria, B {. Is