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Delinquent Tax List OF
Lincoln County,
New Mexico.
Amounting To Not Less Than
$500.


of taxes for the year 1902, delinquent on
December 1st, 1902, with penalties and
costs.
TERRITORY OF NEW MEXICO, | .e
COUNTY OF LINCOLN.
In accordance with chapter 22 of the
laws of the Territory of New Mexico, 33rd
Legislative Assembly thereof, l. the under
signed, Treasurer and Ex-Offlcio Collector
of the County of Lincoln in the Territory
of New Mexico, do hereby make, certify
and publish the following notice and list
of delinquent taxes amounting to not less
than $25 90 with penalties and costs there
on, which became delinquent on the Ist
day of December, A. D. 1902, the same
being hereinafter set forth and containing
the names of all the owners of all the prop
erty on which taxes are delinquent, the
description of property on which the same
are due, the amount of taxes, penalties and
costs due thereon and the amount of taxes
due on personal property.
And notice is hereby given that I, the
undersigned, Treasurer and Ex-Oficio
Collector of said County of Lincoln, will
apply to the District Court, held in and
for said County, upon the next return day,
to wit the 2nd day of April, A. D. 1oo3 the
same occurring not less than 80 davs after
the last publication hereof for judgment
41~ Npo1
property described in the following list for
the amount of the taxes due thereon, to-
gether with the penalties and costs, and for
an order to sell the same to satisfy such
judgment,
And further notice is hereby given that
within 80 days after the rendition Of such
judgment against such property, and after
having given notice by hand bill posted
at the front door of the building in which
the district court of the said county of
Lincoln is held towit; the Court House of
of the said county of Lincoln, at least ten
days prior to said sale, l. the undersigned
Treasurer and Dx-Officio Collector of the
said county of Lincoln, will offer for sale
at public auction in front of said building,
the real and personal property described
in said notice, against which judgment
may be rendered for the amount of taxes,
penalties and costs due thereon, coueinuing
said sale from day to day, as provided by
law, until the same shall be sold.
E. w. HUBERT,
Treasurer & Ex- Officio Collector
of Lincoln County New Mexico.
Dated, Lincoln, New Mexico,
February 18th, 1903.
REAL ESTATE.
American Gold Mining Co
American Mine, mineral entry No. 45o,
Nogal mining district; tax $2o8.74, pen
atty $Io.43, costs 35c, total, $2Io.52
]. M. Banster & d. L. Brainard-
sw4 e2 nw4 & W. ne4 sec 7, twp IS rye
ID e; tax 1900, penalty 6. 80, costs LOS
total, 1885
Eagle Mining & improvement Co
Hopeful Mine & Mill Site Bonito mining
district: tax Io4. 81 penalty S. 2I costs
$50, total, Ioo.o3
L. Hale
sw4 nw4 sea So ne4 & ne4 sea sec 2I and
nw4 sw4 sec 28 twp II S rye ID e. tax
1899. penalty I.67, costs ITS, total 36.SI
Old Abe Co
O-l 7 Il. o. ID - =
White Oaks mining district: tax 1852 |
penalty 1892, costs 7oc, total 5o3.14
nw4 sec twp S rye I3 e: tax 32.55, |
penalty I.o2, costs 35c, total 81 81
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tax 4o47, penalty a.oz, costs I.8o

.obertson Dolph & Co
Emma Placer; tax ~ penalty &c, costs
35c, total 81
Bill Dad Lode tax I.24, penalty &c,
costs 35c, total LOS
A. P. Livingston Placer: tax 43, penalty
&c, costs 35c, total so
Peggy Lode: tax 1.13, penalty SC, costs
35c, total I.53
Poormahs Friend: tax s., penalty &C,
costs $50, total SO
Wild Rover Lode, tax T. 81, penalty &C,
costs $780, total 2.26
Jicarlla Lode: tax 1.16, penalty &c,
costs $50, total I.57
Little Nell Placer: tax 81, penalty &c,
costs 35c, total 1875
Little Minnie Lode: tax 1.74, penalty &c.
costs 35c, total 2.I7
Lenora Lode: tax I,74, penalty.Sc, costs
$50, total PIT
Contention Placer: tax 1.74 penalty Sc,
costs 35c, total FIT
Big Spring Lode: tax 81, penalty &C.
costs 35c, total I26
Evalina Lode & Millsite: tax 95, penalty
SC, costs IS, total I.35
Pacific Lode & Millsite: tax I. 56 penalty
&c, costs IS, total I.oo
Helen Rae Millsite: tax A. penalty &c,
costs S., total 81
Helen Rae Lode: tax 1874, penalty 4.43,
costs IS, total 90. s.
Shawnee Lode: tax 1.74, penalty &C,
costs IS, total 2.I7
Helen Gardner Lode: tax I. 18, penalty
&C, costs 35,. total 1.59
Texas Girl Lode & Millsite: tax 1906,
penalty SAC, costs IS; total II.85
Eighty Seven Placer: tax IS, penalty &c,
costs IS, total II
John Brown Lode: tax 1.r6, penalty &C,
costs IS, total I.57
Michigan Lode: tax I.74, penalty SC,
costs 35 total 2.I7
White Swan Lode: tax 1.74, penalty SC,
costs IS, total 2.I7
Neglect Lode tax 70, penalty SC, costs
IS, total I.o8
Rochelle Lode: tax 1.74, penalty &c,
costs IS, total at
Maud Lode: tax 1872, penalty &C, costs
IS, total 2.26
Renowned o X Lode: tax I.74, penalty
&c, costs IS, total 2.I7
Lost Corner Lode: tax 10, penalty &C,
costs IS, total I.o8
Tangle Lode: tax LA, penalty SC. costs
IS, total 2.I7
Nameless Lode: tax ia, penalty SC,
costs IS, total 2.17
Correction Lode: tax 1.74, penalty Sc,
costs IS, total 2.I7
Copper Claim: tax I.74, penalty Sc,
costs IS, total 2.I7
Smuggler Lode: tax ia, penalty SC.
costs IS, total 2.I7
Wide Awake Millsite: tax I.74 penalty
&c, costs IS, total 2.I7
Jenny Lind Lode: tax I.74, penalty SC,
costs IS, total 2.I7
5000
ara1xo Mip;po
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W. II. Webb for Drugs and Books, Or
ders promptly filed. El PasO Texas.
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Delinquent Tax List Of
Lincoln County
New Mexico.
Amounting To Less Than
$500

And notice of sale for taxes, penalties
and costs, first half of 1902
TERRITORY OF New MEXICO,
COUNTY OF LINCOLN %
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$I62.o3

Topeka Mining Association
Lot sec twp S rye 10 e: tax7I, pen
altv sc, costs IS, total 100
Red Jim Lode: tax o.58, penalty A.,
costs 35, total 1910
Delaware Lode: g. So, penalty At, costs
IS, total 1910
Union Jack Lode: tax .5S, penalty AZ,
costs 35c, total 40
Copper Matte Lode: tax o.58, penalty
At, costs IS, total Io.4o
Copper Glance Lode: tax o58, penalty
AZ, costs IS, total 10. 40
Privateer Lode tax o5S, penalty At,
costs IS, total 10. 40
Trust Lode: tax 9. So, penalty At, costs
IS, total 1910
Bonito Lode: tax g. So, penalty AZ, costs
IS, total 1910
Cinnamon Bear Lode: tax o.58, penalty
AZ, costs IS, total TO- 40
S94 90
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First publication Feb. 5-6t. |
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coming"
sitting beside him on the divan, she
told of Gabricls visit and his dismissal,
the outlook for the next day, and then
sought to convince him of the happi-
moss it afforded her TO protect him
from an undcscrvcd death. He obtain
ed for QuniroX the royal pardon ana
lauded him to the skies. SO ravishing
were the moments, so ccstatic the sem
sations that possessed them, that nci-
Their thought of the consequences if he
were to be discovered in her room, dis
guisod as one of her guardsmcn. He
forgot the real import of his reckless
visit until she commanded him to stand
erect before her that she might see
what manner of soldier he was With
a laugh he lcapcd to his feet and stood
before hcr-attention. She leaned back
among the cushions and surveyed him
through tie glowing impassiOned eyes
which slowly closed as if to shut out
temptation.
"You are n perfect soldier" she said,
her lashcs parting ever so slightly.
"No more perfect than you he cried.
She remembered, with confusion, her
own masuueradng but ii was unkind
of him to remember it. Her alusion
to his uniform turned his thoughts into
the channel through which they had
been surging so turhulcntly up to the
moment that found him tapping at her
door He had not told her of his de-
termination, and the task grew harder
as he saw the sparkle glow brighter
and brighter in her eye.
"Yon are brave soldier, then" she
substituted. at required courage to
come to Edeweiss with hundreds of
men ready to seize you at sight. pack
of bloodhounds.'
Il should have been miserable cow
ard to stay up there while you are so
bravely facing disaster alone down
here. l came to help you, as should"
But you can do nothing. dear, and
YOU only make matters worse by com
ing to me. | have fought so hard to
overcome the desire to be near you.
have struggled against myself for days
and days. and | had won the battle
when YOU came to pull my walls Of
strength down about my ears. Look.
On my desk is Il letter | was writing to
you. No. you shall not read it. No
one shall ever know what it contains"
She darted to the desk. snatched up
the sheets of paper and held them over
the waXcd taper. He stood in the mid
die of the room. feeling of intense
dcSolation settling down upon him.
How could he lose this woman?
"TomOrrow night QuinnoX is to take
you from the monastery and conduct
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CHAPTER NNIII.
THE VISITOR AT MIDNIGHT.


VEIN FLOW the castle and tic dis.
trossod occunonts in dort
damn ,ittlo roor, cronfol, or
AzA<I ~, ,ivod q voor ~ har ~,
the night of the 18th or. rather neor
the break Of dawn on the 14th Cont,in
Ouinnox ouidod him from tho d,noor.
o,ls streets of Cdnlyeiss To tho secret
nossooe and no was safe for tho ti,nn
hninr The entrance to the nossooa
was throurh a sl,illful1v hidden omen
ing in the wall that inclosed the mark.
A STONE doorway 90 cleverlv construct.
ed that if do6ed do+ection led to 81 set
of stems which in turn tool, ono ia ,
long narrow massage This ended in
q stairway fnIlv a ouarter of a miIo
from its he,,inninc Ascording this
s+airwav ono co,,o to soorot n,poI
+hro,,ch ,,.ri,1, H.. .,,,,'.:,,e. a.i..,,,l.
+ha intorior of eva oastIo was roaobod
Tho locotion of tho nonoI uoc i'm ono
of the rocoesoe in tho vol Of tho ohon.
al noar t,,o altar u ,,os IN +},ts ,.,,nn
al tbat yo+iro ovoI,,,,,,od no. ,,,,.la ~
+fro for a looso cow, ,,,ool,', ,,oforo o,d
+,,o sor,.o,+ r,.,o aa,,. w.. a.a e.a'
tho door ot an uuoorthl,, ho,r T., +,,o
roorniro holio,od sIo l,,d ,.oo t,ana
70 seek surcpasa from mo trouhIos
which oppressed her
Jorr-v wac inno+ior+ 20 r,,sh ro,..,,
from, his nloco 81 h,1i,,,, ,d - o,,a ~
suenense hu+ Ori,,rox 7do,,,,,,.o1 H.
Lapged the e,.1er .p,oricor to roroai,,
&, .7,a n,.,o,,,e mil tt,a .i,.t,. 49,
18th. when. al tbinps eoing weu no
might be so fortunate nc to roach tho
princess without heino coon II ,os
the secret hone Of fine entity cant,in
that his charge could mo indnrod NV tha
princess to return TO the monastery to
avoid compllcations JIe n,on,isod 70
inform her Li,,hnnse Of his ,,roeonoo l.,
the underground noon, ,,,,l a. .....,...-,,
for a meeting rho n,iso.olIo foIIn,,
could not find conr,gn 70 nnn,o., viz,
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~ on arc perfect SOldior," she sud.
YOU TO a distant city. 1t has all been
planned. Your friend. Mr. Anguish, is
to meet you in three days, and you are
to hurry to America by way of Athens.
This was letter to you. In it said
many things and was trying to write
farewell when you came 10 this room.
Ach, what peril YOU are in here. You
are innocent. but nothing could save
you. The proof is too strong. MizroX
has found a man who swears he saw
you enter I.orenZ's room"
"What a damnable lie" cried Iorry
lightly. Il was not near his room"
"But you can see what means they
will adopt to convict you. You are
doomed if caught by my men or theirs.
! cannot save you again. You know
now that l love you. Could you not
have been content with that last good
by at the monastery? 1t is cruel to
both Of us, to me especially, that we
must have the parting again She
had gone to the divan and now drop
ped Imply among the cushions, rest
ing her head on her hand.
Il was determined TO see YOU he
said "They shall not Kill me, nor are
you to sacrifice your fathers domain.
Worse than all, feared that you might
yield to Gabricl"--
Zach. You insult me when you say
that. l yielded to Lorenz because l
thought it my duty and because
dared not admit to myself that loved
you. But Gabriel! Ach." she cried
scornfully. "Grenfall Lorry, | shall
marry no man. You | love, but you
it even as a possibility. When you 90
from Graustark tomorrow night, you
take my heart, my life, my soul, with
you. shall never see you again-God
help me to say ths-I shall never allow
you to see me again. / tell you, |
could not bear ii. The weakest and
the strongest of Gods creations is wo-
man" She started suddenly, half ris-
ing. did any one see you come to my
room? Was QuinnoX sureE"
I'VE passed people, but no one knew
me- will go if you are distressed over
my being here"
1T is not that-not that. Some spy
may have seen you, | have a strange
fear that they suspect me and that
am being watched. Where is Captain
QuinnoXE'
He said he would return for me in
an hour. The time is almost gone.
How it has flown, Yetve, Ietive,
will not give you up" he cried, sink
ing to his knees before her.
You must, you shall! You must go
back to the monastery tonight. Oh,
how | pray that you may reach 1t in
safety. And you must leave this
wretched country at once VIII you
see if QunnoX is outside the door? lie
quick. | am mad with fear that you
may be found here, that you may be
taken before you can return to st. Val
entines"
He arose and stood looking down at
the intense face, all aquiver with the
battle between temptation and solici
tude.
Il am not going back to st. Valcn-
tines" he said slowly.
"But it is all arranged for YOU tn
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wnicu 10 grow and gather strength. At
this last hour in the fifteen years Of
our indebtedness sue in supplication
for the leniency that you can so well
accord. 1t is on the advice of my cpun-
sclors that | put away personal pride
and national dignity TO make this re-
quest trusting to your goodness of
heart. If you will not hoarlicn to our
petition for renewal of negotiations,
there is but one course open to Grau.
stark. We can and will pay our debt
of honor"
Bolaroz stood before her. dark and
uncompromising. She saw the futility
Of her plea.
81 have not forgotten most noble pc
titioner, that you are ruler here. not I;
therefore / am in no way responsible
for the conditions which confront you
except that / am an honest creditor
come for his honest dues This is the
Goth of November. You have had ff-
teen years to accumulate enough TO
meet tho requirements Of this day.
Should | suffer for your faults? There
is in the treaty provision which ap-
plies to an emergency of this kind.
Your inability to liquidate in gold does
not prevent the payment of This honest
debt in land as provided for in the
sixth clause of the agreement, All that
part of Graustark north Of line drawn
directly from east to west between the
provinces of Ganlook and Doswan. a
tract comprising Doswan, Shellotz, Va
raean, Oeswald. Scsmai and Gattab bat
ton You have two alternatives, your
hichncss. Produce the gold or sign
the decree ceding TO Axphain the lands
stipulated in the treaty. | can grant
no respite"
"Iou knew when that treaty was
framed that we could raise no such
funds in fifteen years" said Halfont,
forgetting himself in his INDIGNATION.
Gaspon and other mon present approx
ed his hasty declaration.
Am I dealing with the Princess of
Graustark or with you. sir?' asked Bo-
! laroz roughly.
You are dealing with the people OF
Gralistark. and among the poorest l.
l will sign the decree. There is moth
ing to be gained by appealing to you.
The papers, Gaspon, quick. l would
have this transaction finished speed
ly,' cried the princess. her cheeks
flushing and her eyes glowing from the
flames of burning conscience. The
groan that went M from the northern
nobles cut her like the slash of knife.
There was one other condition."
said Bolaroz hastily, unable to gloat as
lie had expected. THE recapture Of
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II hare the prisoner, your highnesS
the assassin who slew my son would
have meant much to firaustark. 1t Is
unfortunate tkat your police depart
mcnt is so inefficient DanglOss writh-
ed beneath this thrust. Yetive's eyes
went to him for an instant sorrowfully.
Then they dropped to the fatal docu-
ment which Gaspon had placed on the
table before her The lines ran to-
gother and were the color OF blood.
Tnconsciously she took the pen in her
nerveless fingers. deep sob camo
from the breast of her gray old uncle.
and Gaspon's hand shook Ike Leaf as
he placed the seal of Graustark on the
table, ready for use.
"The nssassin's life could have saved
YOU" went on Roiuroz, a vengeful
glare coming to his eyes.
She looked up and her lips moved as
il she would have spoken. No words
came, no breath. II seemed 70 her, Cast
ing piteous, hunted glance over the
faces before her, she bent forward and
blindly touched the pen 70 the paper.
The silence was that of death. Before
she could make the first stroke harsh
voice, in which there was combined tri-
umph and amazement broke the still
ness like the Changing of a bell.
Have you no honor!'
The pen dropped from her fingers az
the expected condemnation came. In
sheer desperation. her eyes flashing
with the intensity of defiant guilt bit
ter rage yelling up against her perse-
cutor. she half arose and cried
"Who uttered those words? Speak"
Il, Gabriel Of Dawsbergen Where
is the prisoner, MADAME" rang out the
voice.
"Thc man is madr cried she, sinking
back with shadder.
MAD, eh? Because l do as I did
promise? Behold the queen of per-
.dy, Madam, | will be heard. Lorry
is in this castle"'
HE is madw gasped Rolaroz, the
first of the stunned spectators to find
his tongue.
There was commotion near the
door. Voices were heard outside.
"You have been duped"' insisted Ga
hriel. taking several steps toward the
throne, "Your idol is a traitress, de-
ceivel. say he is here, She has seen
him. Let her sign that decree if she
darcs, | command you, Ietive of
Graustark. to produce this criminal"
The impulse TO crush the defiler was
checked by the sudden appearance OF
two men inside the curtains
HE is here" cried a strong voice,
and Lorry, breathless and haggard,
pushed through the astonished crowd,
followed by Captain Quinnox, upon
whose CHASTITY face there were blood
stains.
A shout went up from those assem-
bled, a shout Of joy. The faces of Dan
gloss and Abode We're pictures of as
constituent and il must be said. relief.
Harry Anguish staggered, but recover
ed himself instantly and turned his
eyes toward Gabriel, That worthy's
legs tremblcd and his jaw dropped.
Il have the prisoner, your hiShness''
said QunnoX in hoarse, discordnnt
tones. He stood before the throne with
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THAT is very fair, your h:ghness,"
said Lorry. There Is no reason why
should not be prisoner tomorrow.
don't see how | can hope 20 escape the
inevitable. Your dungeon is strong,
and have given my word Of honor to
the captain that | shall make no fur
Their effort to evadc the law"
81 agree" murmured the princess,
ready TO faint under the strain.
81 must see him delivered to Prince
Bolaroz." added Gabriel mcrcilessly.
"To Bolaroz." she repeated.
"Your highness. the pardon for the
poor old people," reminded Quinnox.
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CHAPTER XIV.
"BECAUSE l LOVE HIM"

"BECAUSE l LOVE HIM.
1" HE next morning Edelweiss was
astir early. Great throngs OF
people locked the streets long
before the hour set for the
signing of the decree that was to di-
vide the north from the south. The
whole nation, it seemed, stood before
the walls awaiting with bated breath
and dismal faces the announcement
that Yctive had decided to Bolaroz the
lands and. lives of half of her subjects.
shortly before o o'clock Harry An
guish, with his guard of six, rode up to
the castle. Captain Dangloss was be-
side him on his gray charger They
had scarcely passed inside the gates
when a cavnlcade of mounted men
came riding up the avenue from the
Hotel Regengetz. Then the bowling,
the Kissing, the hooting began. Male-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-12
CITY IN BRIEF.

r. 0. Volt of Latham was here yes
terday
J. X Gardner of Cheney is in the city
attending probate court.
i. Sones. a Conway Springs merchant.
was here on business yesterday.
$. y. Cove has been very sick with
pneumonia. but is now some better
MIS-. Stella Martin Of Eureka is in the
city the guest of Hiss Vinita Gibson.
Rev. Frank Mccormick and wife OF
DOUGLASS. are visiting friends in the city
Mrs. WIN Trotter is hack i'm Wichita
visiting friends after proving up ON her
claim near Lawton.
Mr.. Spade. a merchant of Garden Plain,
transacted business with Wichita whole
sale houses yesterday.
Mrs. a r. Waller IS in the CITY pur-
CHASING millinery goods to start a new
millinery stare in Isabel kan
A the Unitarian church Tuesday even
Ing. March -. Airs. Henri Apuv win rive
a concert assisted hy local talent
Mrs. SpraEue. the widow Of an old
Soldier Who served in the eIvu war. and
VINO i new a. her Salh y,a~, : lying
very H.
C. Il. Albert. an old soldier who lives
between Mosiey avenue and the Rock
Island tracks on First street. is reported
very sick
Mrs Alice Hoffman. who has beer .ssri-
ously ID with Ia grippe. Il improving M
her home at the Arlington hotel on East
Douglas avenue.
Miss Harriet Stanley has gone 70 Cali
forniA fer visit OF several months. She
VII spend the time in Rs6laaas. Los
Anseles and san Francisco.
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COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

There viii be meeting of the Hoover
club Friday night
Regular session of the Elks tonight. In
itiations and important business.
Regular meeting of the Maccabees this
evening. 4 good attendance is desired.
There Will he a meeting Of the King :
Daughters this afternoon at 1 O'Clock in
the city building.
The Woman's Unitarian Alliance will
meet with Mrs. J. II. Dillon. l1c5 South
Topeka. this afternoon at 2.3o. Bring
Thin bles-
The Ladies Aid society Of the Central
Christian church viii meet with Mrs. NJ.
W. Cave this afternoon. instead OF to-
morrow, the usual DAY.
The conference and executive commit
tees OF W r .. No. 80. are expected to
meet at the court house with the sewing
society today at 30 p. m.
Wichita lodge 70 80 K. of p. will
work the rank OF Page on q candidate
Friday evening. Members are urged 10
turn out. and visitors ar welcome.
Triple Tie Benefit association Viii meet
IN regular session this evening II the
\. O. l. W hall Is south Main street
All members are requested To be pres
ent
The regular meeting OF the Chudren's
Home board Vii be held Thursday
March =. at The residence 4 Mrs Cott-
man. Waco and Central avenue. al %
!. N.
The East Side w {. 7 l. wll hold a
mother meeting this afternoon az IS
o clock with Ms. Gilmore. ell Ohio ave
nue. Mrs GOWN. leader All are vel
come
Ladies. come and learn the ar and sci
e1Ce of bread mixing taught ~ ;hs prac-
ucal cooking demonstration il the ban
quet hail OF the Unitarian church. next
FRIDAY AZ 20 o. n
There Wal ~ A special corciaTs q Mt
Clivef Commz1dery. = r. toui ght f0g
work Ia IN Red Cross. All membs -
requested Il De present Soio1ruiag frat
trs cordially iaFsfe6-
The Ladies Aid society of the Fsrs;
P7tshyteTia1 chuTrh III me-; this after
noon at 80 Kits Mrs. 3 :. Ro~iee. lss3
North Iswrsne- avenue. All ladies' %
The church and congregation ar laTites
& corre-
The ladies II the South Ss5s Klus~~-
E4rten association Wish - sn1ouncs tHat
the su~g-z term Il the schori hei1 81 thc
lecture ru-orn q The Reformed church nzs
BEGUN / fuu astendaace s. desired dur
rs this closing term T.siturs are 81
ways welcome