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The Republican journal., 1903-03-05

The Effect Neuralgia Had on A Womans
Face. But with the Aid of Dr. Williams
Pink Pills she was Enabled to Free Herself
from Suffering and is Now Well.
ssFor a year | suffered the agonies OF
neuralgia, my face and head nearly wither-
ed from the pain and found no relief till l
tried DR., vii Jams Pink Pills for Pale
People and was cured" This is the state.
ment made by Mrs. }. b. Nhittiesey OF
Turin, y. Y. Her neighbors can verify the
truth Of it
s.In the winter of 19o0,' she continues,
ssmy general health was poor and began to
suffer with neuralgia. | tried three different
physicians, but they did not help me- in
fact, l grew worse. | suffered untold tor
lures with the pain in my face ana don
know what I should have done If had net
acted on the advice Of a friend and taken
DR.. Williams Pink Pills. In three days az
ter beginning with them the pain began to
grow less and after taking three boxes the
neuralgia had entirely disappeared; Since
then | have not had even a touch OF the
pain. | recommended Dr.. Williams Pink
Pills for Pale People to every one L have
seen who suffered with neuralgia.
The power of Dr.. Williams Pink Pills
for Pale People in the vast number OF dis
eases due to arrangements OF the nervous
system or 10 impure blood has been demon
strated in thousands OF instances as re-
markaDle as the one teltteu uoOsC.
1t is a well-established fact that DR.. Will
liams' Pink Pills for Pale People are an I'M
failing specific for locomotor ataxia, partial
PARALYSIS, ST. Nitus' dance, scatica, neural-
gia, rheumatism, nervous headache, after
effects of the grip, palpitation of the heart,
pale and sallow competitions and all forms
of weakness either in male or female. AT
all druggists, OF direct from DR.. Williams
Medicine Co, Schenectady, n. Y. 80 cents
per box; six boxes, $3.50.
The Republican journal., 1903-03-05
buffalo Bill's Daughter.

Miss Irma Cody. daughter Of Colonel
William F. Cody. Familiarity known az
Buffalo Bill" whose engagement to
Lieutenant Clarence A. Scott of Troop
The Republican journal., 1903-03-05
Withered By Pain.

The Effect Neuralgia Had on A Womans
Face. But with the Aid of Dr. Williams
Pink Pills she was Enabled to Free Herself
from Suffering and is Now Well.
The Republican journal., 1903-03-05

HOLYOKE MUTUAL FIRE ms. CO.
of Salem, Mass.
ASSETS DECEMBER 8 1902.
Real estate, mortgage loans stocks
and bonds. cash, agents balances,
interest. rents. etc .............. 1892 727 Al
Deduct items not aumitted....... 5000 90
Admitted assets..... 80. go. ....Ss27 1927 Al
LIABILITIES DECEMBER 81, 1902.
Net unpaid losses -. ...............s 1o,eo2 At
Unearned premiums ...........-... 277, 42o 80
All other liabilities. ...-.. 10,623 05
Total.... ........-..... $3.50 ool Oh
Cash capital 100000 90
urplus over all liabii. les ....... 52OO76 13
FIELD & QUIMBY, Agents, Belfast.
The Republican journal., 1903-03-05
Eczema, Psoriasis, Salt
Rheum, letter and Acne

Belong dsfguring
bodily
impurities
digestion inactive Kidneys organs
taken by the blood acid fluids
through glands pores producing
scribabe itching burning nan vour g.
the yellow, discharge
with tried
leaving eooe sHee,s aissl
effect VIM
Of the
appearances
the Publication Of the blood the skin
diseases Washes and powders glazing
blemishes. S. S S. eradcaes all
(S ~ ~ latons anidoes the Uric and other and
~ restores the blood purity
NJ ~ ~ and evaizes the sluggish organs
- - ties pass off through the channels
relieve the skin is the only purely vegetable blood
purifier contains Arsenic Potash other harmful mineral
Write charge
We handsomely illustrated
free to all who THE co
The Republican journal., 1903-03-05

Head of Lehigh Valley Railroad.
Eben B. Thomas. who was recently
elected president of the Lehigh Valley
Railroad company and the Lehigh Val
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1903-07-21
Lexington Elks' Fair.

The catalogue for the Lexington Elks'
Fair, Horse Show and Carnival, Aug.
1915, inclusive, will be issued this
week. Copies will be mailed to any adj
dress on application to Secretary Paul
M Justice, Room 40, fernando Build
ing, Lexington. The Fair will be in its
fifth year and the Lexington Elks claim
it will be bigger and better than ever.
DeBaugh's Goth Century Band will give
daily concerts, the big railroad collision.
in which two locomotives at high speed
will crash together in full view of the
grand stand Wednesday. August 18th,
will be among the features Besides
the daily running and trotting races and
stock exhibition rings, there will be
from fifteen to twenty other styles of
shows to interest the people. One fea-
ture of this year will be the beautiful
Japanese Village, introducing recently
imported natives from Japan There
will also be number of free open air
exhibitions. afternoon and night. One
fare round trip has been granted by all
railroads.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1903-07-21

CHAMPION SNAKE CATCHER. = John
Vivaon, living five miles from Clay
City. KY, is the champion snake
catcher and collector. He has now in
his possessiod 511 snakes of all kinds and
sizes. He has been collecting these
reptiles all spring and summer, and
says he is going to exhibit them at the
st. Louis exposition. Mr.. Tivaon makes
his living by raising fruit and vegetables.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1903-07-21
LIVE STOCK, CROP, ETC.

AT Chicago, Thursday, Wood
ford & Buckner sold their fine
three-year-old colt, Bad News, to
E. B. Bradley. Price, $500.
W. M. Robb, of Clark, bought
Monday of James A. Hulett, of
Jessamine county, twenty-fi V e
], 400-lb. export cattle at $4.65,
immediate delivery.
"A herd of $50 bulls in one
lot were sold at Harrodsburg to
James Wheeler & Co., of Balti-
more at $3.50 per cwt. They were
fattened at the John B. Thompson
distillery.
"A strawberry farm, comprising
more than 400 varieties growing
on plot of ground an acre in
extent, is a propose exhibit for the
Horticulture Department at the
Worlds Fair.
AT Hutchinson, Mrs. Mrs. Mary
Mcleod sold to j. B. Haggin a
growing crop of 80 acres, of
timothy hay at $500 per acre in
field. and Luther Jacoby sold to
same party so acres at same price.
w. II. jackson, master of
Belle Meade Farm, died at Nash
vile Sunday of typhoid fever. He
was'29 years old. Recently upon
the death of his father, General
w. Il. jackson, he succeeded to the
management of the famous nursey
for thoroughbred race horses.
Boyle is one of the biggest
hemp-growing counties in the
state, and owing to the continued
drouth, the hemp crop will be very
short this fall. Boyle county
farmers have already during the
season delivered to local hemp
merchants more than five million
pounds of hemp, or something
over $250,000 worth.
Reports of farmers throughout
Central Kentucky are the most
discouraging in yeats. Oats,
wheat. corn, hemp, tobacco and
even hay are averaging only a
third of crop this year. Fields
which heretofore produced an
average of thirty bushels to the
acre are this season yielding only
ten bushels. Drouth is the cause
attributed by the farmers for the
gloomy outlook, and even grass is
of a poorer character than in five
years. Feeders of live stock an
ticipate a heavy increase in the
price of corn, oats and hay in the
next thirty days, and the public
boarding farms for thoroughbred
and trotting horses have raised the
price of keep and are accepting no
new horses at the old scale.
Il you need shoes and want to bay
them for IA very little money. this is
your chance. Oar last week.
LAYS SHOE STORE.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1903-07-21
1.-THE Manhattan Limited" : Eighteen
Hour Train.

And three more fast trains, run daily
over Pennsylvania Short Lines from
Cincinnati to New York. 1.-THE Man
hatten Limited" goes. through in IS
hours, leaving Cincinnati Ills p. M. );
The New York Limited departs at
$3.50 p. M; 1.-THE New York Express
leaves at $3.50 a. m. aud "The Keystone
Express at 4:40. Consult G. H. Hag-
erty. D. p Agt., Louisville, KY, for
particulars.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1903-07-21
The Sportsman's Mecca.


There is no more delightful place in
the Western Hemisphere for outdoor
lie and perfe ct sport with rod and gun
than the famous Muskoka Lakes region
of the Highlands Of Ontario" about 100
miles north of Toronto Canoeing is
one OF the many pleasures the district
affords. The Grand Trunk reaches it
with ease and comfort, whirling its
passengers through some of the grandeSt
scenery on earth.
Handsome, illustrated. descriptive
matter sent free to any address on appli-
cation to R. Nice. SMITH, Southern
Passenger Agent Grand Trunk Railway
1874 Woodward Ave, Detroit, Mich.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1903-07-21

WHEN out cooling off these hot sum-
mer nights. stop in at Lavin-6 Muir
phey's. corner of Tenth and Pleasant,
and get cold bottle of Wiedeman.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1903-07-21

A RARE CHANCE Special dry goods
sale this week, at Harry Simon's. ct
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1903-07-21

AT Chicago, Thursday, Wood
ford & Buckner sold their fine
three-year-old colt, Bad News, to
E. B. Bradley. Price, ST 800.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1903-07-21

L. You need shoes and want to buy
them for a very little money. this is
your chance. Oar last week.
(LAY's SHOE STORE.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-06-26
LARGE EXPENDITURES IN
TELEPHONE IMPROVEMENTS!
The Colorado Telephone Co. Spends
$4,000 In Bettering Its Rocky
Ford System.

After three months work by large
force Of men the Colorado Telephone Co.
has Just completed very extensive ad-
dition to its equipment in and near Rocky
Fork. Tho principal Improvement has
been in taking down the cross arms which
carried number Of wires and the sub
stitution of cables. This change has been
of great benefit in the preservation OF tho
shade trees Of the city. Instead OF wide
spreading cross arms there runs lead
cable filled with small copper wires. a
portion OF the cables have so pairs OF
wires, while others have 100 pairs. Each
pair OF wires can be made TO serve four
party line. These facts Indicate that the
company has planned for very consid-
cradle growth in their Rocky Ford busi-
ness.
Now all wires crossing tho Santa Fe
track are eneased in cables. High on tho
poles at the alleys will be seen dis,ribut-
ing boxes from which residences in that
vicinity are reached. the lines to each
house feeding from the cables.
In the Office arc number OF now de-
vices for tho more prompt and effective
handling Of tho business. The names Of
these now appliances would be Greek to
our readers. but suffice Il TO say tina, they
all contribute TO tho splendid service the
city and vicinity Is enjoying. 4
Tho facilities for talking TO In Jun'a
have also been greatly increased. so that
now there arc IL lines for county sea,
business. --...ar
Under tho now scheme no more than
four parties will DO put on limo. This
change will DO appreciated by all who arc
on party lines. reducing tho number OF
rings thcy arc liable TO hear.
A now directory will soon be issued and
in which |, will be found iha, many GUS
toners have had their number changed.
This was found to bs necessity in tho
enlargement. Of tho system.
Tho rapid growth Of tho system in
Roedy Ford and vicinity shows that the
people appreciate good thing. Tho
number Of telephones now handled through
tho Rocky Ford exchange is over 500.
La Jun,a has almost an equal number
Thus subscribers to our local system arc
in instant communication with 900 hasi-
ness houses and households. which IN
eiudss tho impor;sn, farming sections o!
rairrnoun,. Holbfoos and Grand valley.
Among the advantages enjoyed by sub
seribofs arc half rates 10 NsrsAnols and
Fowler: ,hs, Is. 10 cents 20 tho former
aiaea and Is cents TO tho latter. Non
subscribers pay double these rates.
This work has been under the sfsieisn'
general management, Of J. a. Kineaid. ~hS
ha, charge Of tho exchanges OF Roek3
Ford and La Jun;s.
As an evidence o. tho use which 1
made Of ,ha,n ~s ~ill state tina, ono d.l
recently aeeoan, was kept Of tho nurnboi
Of calls and ,hey footed Up as follows
Toll limos. 2se: home. so57. Suppos'
tho facilities for that amount Of talk b.
wire ~oro suddenly Gu, of. wha; an OK
ton, Of Inconvenience would result.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-06-26
Practices, Aesu,,.a, o, grsrnbright

Tuesday afternoon tho trial Of Detect
ivo Ergonbrigh, took place before Justice
washburn In Odd Fellows hal. The
charge Of information sgsirs, Mr. Ergsn-
brigh, was fled by C. v. Kinney and the
witnesses wore C. r. Able and Charles
Tomlinson. S. n. White OF Pueblo sp-
pcarod for tho defense. and Deputy Dis
,riet Attorney Miller and a. G. Sloan foi
tho prosecution. Quite long time was
spen. in selecting Jury but finally the
following gentlemon-sn excellent panel
were chosen: A. c. Conner. J. C. Cart
wright. e. c. Shelton. n. a. Dawley. F.
A. karpc and n. OTIS Brown.
Tho case was given 10 the t1ry about
supper timo and as they were unable
70 come 10 an agreement by bedtime
cots were furnished them for tho night.
Wednesday morning Il was concluded
that unanimous verde, was impossible
and Justice Washburn discharged tho jIry.
Tho Jury stood five for aequittai and
one for conviction. This is practically
an aeauit,al and doubtless no further
prosecution will be attempted.
Mr.. Whites address was an able one.
Tho prosecution Of Ergenbright was char
aetorized as malicious and all connected
with tho case handled without gloves.
One point in Deputy District Attorney
Millor's speech deserves especial promi-
nenee. He said he had no objection 70
detective evidence, that it was a ncecs-
sity. The question in this case was:
Did Mr.. Ergsnbright in his zeal oserstep
The bounds Of his duty. That. he said. the
jury mus; decide.
= = =
Since the above was in type we learn
,ha, second trial has been set for July
doubtless useless expense.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-06-26
Visit Of Kansas Editors.

Saturday absu, Hsty Kansas editors
accompanied by their wisss spant few
hours In Rocky Ford. Tie party arrived
abou, 8 o'eloek In tho msfning and after
a late brsakfss, Inspected tho sugar
factory. They went through in smail
parties. each seeompanitd by courteous
guide who explained the process o. sugar
making as thoroughly as 1 could DO dona
with tho vas; rnaehins'y gpss,- Tiers
xere expressions Of a'nassinent a, ;he
Immense and eomplies;Ed mass Of pom
dsfous machinery nseess sary To make q
-rs'- o. sugar. ThcF wss no !ofms
pfogramor addresses. ether by the guest
or tho eainpany's oflsials- sn
After tho Inspection Sf the factory car
fiagss were furnished By our citizens ant
drive taken over the adisesn, country
Tho s.ortncs. Of tho ufne a; tho dispose
Of our visitors prevented them from 500
ing bu, very small portion Of tho beau.
titul region surrounding Rocky Ford
which our citizens ara always proud u
show those living in lsss favored soG;ioni
o. the nation.
Tho TIP was under tas auspices o. Of
aeials Of tho Santa Fs. ;hey baing dosif.
ous Of our Kansas nsirhbars becoming
acquainted with sugar beoi culture. in or
dor tina, plants similar 20 ,ha; in Rock
Ford may bo built in Kansas towns. Tbs
special editorial PIillnans pulled out foi
Pueblo sbou, ons o'clock. tho entire pat;J
being highly pleased ~iih ;hoir stay II
Rocky Ford.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-06-26
dreed Sometimes Defeats Itself.

The failure Of Porter Brothers, the fa-
nous Chicago fruit commission house.
conveys useful lesson. It was due
chiefly to the depreciation in the market
value OF large quantities Of fruit bought at
fancy prices and held in cold storage for
still fanoier figures. The public ceased
to buy. and tho fruit was sold finally at a
mere fraction Of what it cost. Apples for
which the firm had paid 81 per barrel
finally brought 25 cents per barrel. And
this experience is not unusual. There are
too many food products available for use
in this country for people to pay famine
prices for anything. When any article is
SO scarce as to become luxury. people
20 to using some substitute. and the price
drops. often going far below tho normal.
In other words. fruit and produce growers
who arc wise take fair price and let 60.
Fort Collins Express.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-06-26
His Last Hope Realized.
rron, the Sentinel. Gel,o. Mon,I

prom the sentinel. GelJo. Mont.'
In the first opening Of Oklahoma to set
tiers in 1899. the editor Of this paper was
among the seekers after fortune who
made the big race one fine day in April.
During his travelling about and after
wards his camping upon his claim. he en-
eounterod much bad wather. which to-
eether with the severe heat, gayeshim a
very severe diarrheoa which Il seemed ale
most impossible TO check. and along in
June the case became so bad he expected
to die One day one Of his neighbors
brought him one small bottle OF Chamber
lain's Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea Rem
edy as last hope. A big dose was
given him while he was rolling about on
the ground in great agony, and in few
minutes the dose was repeated. The
good effect Of the medicine was soon no
ticee and withid an hour the patient was
taking his first sound sleep for fort
night. That one little bottle worked a
complete cure. and he cannot help but feel
grateful. The season for bowel disorders
being at hand suggests this item. For
sale by all druggists.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-06-26
nIShe., Prof. In Colorado.

Tho Orange Judd Farnatreeoniiy COM
ple,sd an investigator Of the cost and
profit in raising sugar beets In different
sections Of the country. Colorado stands
a. tho head Of the list 10th as TO oSponse
in raising and the net profit. For sS-
ample. an acre in o;sfo county produced
sl5s.oe a, an expense Of $3.50. Profit
si2o.5e. Take an acre IN Wayne eoun-
". Ny. Value. Of crop. S5I.2g. EK-
pense. s5i.75. Profit s25.es. Another
acre in Allegheny. n. Y. Total value.
sa5. Expense, s2e2l. Profit. si5.ze.
This Same land in New York state is
worth sio0 per acre. What IS land
worth in Colorado that nets from four 70
eight times Us mush7 Answer. from s4oO
to ssoo.-GlenwOod Springs Echo.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-06-26
A Mysterious Violent Death.

Saturday morning man was found by
the crow Of Santa Fe freight neal
Swink station. seemingly fatally injured
by passing train. He was brought tc
Rocky Ford and taken to Baldwin's hos
pital where he died the same afternoon.
His skull was crushed and one shoulder
broken. His wheel was found some dis
tance from the track and uniniured.
On searching his pocket It was found
that his name was F. II. Amman. and
that his fathe,. n. c. hsman. lived at
1858 Wabash Avenue. Chicago. No
money was found on the body and he was
rather meanly dressed.
Marshal Baldwin wired the father who
arrived on Monday. He hasa theory that
the young man was not killed by the
train bu, that he was murdered by evil
companions. The deceased was seen In
Rocky Ford both THURSDAY and Friday.
taking supper at the Arcade and Califor-
MIA restaurants on those days. Ee was
accompanied by tough boxing compan-
ion.
One feature Of tho mystery Is that
Denny's store in Fowler was robbed Fri-
day night. Among the articles taken
was a watch. a pair Of shoes and hat.
all OF which were found on Axman when
picked up by the ,rainmsn. Mr.. Asman
thinks that his son may have been killed
by his dishonest eompanioas and his body
placed on tho track to throw off suspicion
OF murder.
An inaues; was held BY Coroner Green
on Sunday and vcrdie, rendered ,ha,
tho deceased came 10 his death by being
struck by some part Of Santa fe en-
gine and tha, tho aeeiden, was from his
own negligence.
mr. ksman told tho o;iieers here tina,
tho boy had been quito ~ayward. giving
him much trouble since boyhood. $500
having been stolen from him kst before
the deceased left for tho west
Mr.. kxmsn came very near going away
and leaving tho county 10 bury his son,
Blu, on tho insis,snee o, under;akef
Sprinkler no made nirgardly arrange
nant for tho boys funatal. contributing
SIS and tho wheel. He was gwen q
Christian burial In tho pe,,sr's field.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-06-26
Free Delivery Working Well.

Carriers West and Wilson received
their new gray suits few days since and
their lastly appearance in Uncle Sans
uniform gives Rocky Ford another met
ropolitan feature. While the new system
IS Of very little advantage to business men
in fact, to some extent an increased OK
panse without any eompensa,ing ad-
van;agos-yet il Is Of great value to
citizens scattered throughout the wide
espsnsa Of the ei,y's limits and is being
highly appreciated.
Postmaster Young says tina, the pat
rons O! the office arc very slow abou,
securing tho stree, numbers Of their mail
matter.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-06-26
More Work Than l.aborcrs.

That ,housaeds Of men are wanted at
once to repair the damage caused by the
recent eastern foods, that thousands more
will DO needed very soon in the harvest
fields. and that craftsmen all over the
country are offered more work than they
can possibly do. are useful facts to be
kept in mind By householders who are
pestered with beggats with 'out of work
stories. There was never time in the
history Of tho country when there was
such an urgent demand for all kinds Of
d and unskilled labor as there
is now. Locally men are in 9 =
maud much beyond the supply. The En-
terprise's Free Employment, Agency has
the names Of number Of farmers who
want help but during the past two weeks
not a man has applied fer job. Many
men who are willing to work can find
steady employment in Otero county.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-06-26
GOING WEST.
GOING EAST.
wanted-A eompe,en, girl for general
housework. Enquire at Enterprise office.
lio, wcatI,cr Weakness.

II you feel tagged out. lisless and lack
ing il, energy. you are perhaps suffering
from the debilitating effects Of summer
weather. These SIMPSONS Indicate that
a tonic is needed that will create healthy
appetite, made digestion perfect. regulate
the bowels and impart natural activity TO
the liver. This, Herbine Will do; i is a
tonic. laxative and restorative. n. J.
Freeaard. Prop. Grand View hotel. Cheney
Kan. writes: II have used herbine for
the last 12 years and nothing on earth
can beat it. It was recommended TO me
BY DR.. Newton. Newton, Kan soc at
Hereford & Award.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-06-26
A sp,cnd,d Remedy.

Neufalgie pains. rheumatism. lurnbago
and soiatie pains yield to the penetrating
influence Of Billiards. Snow Liniment. Il
ponetrates to the nerves and bone. and
being absorbed into the blood. its healing
properties are conveyed to every part OF
the body and effect some wonderful cures
Mr.. D. f. Moore. agent Illinois Central
railway. Milan, Tenn. states: II have
used Ballard's Snow Liniment for rheu-
matism. baekache, ETC., in my family. II
Is splendid remedy. We could not dc
withoutit." 25o, soc and S 90 at Here
ford & Awards.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-06-26
OF Much intcrcst to Everybody.

Tho Stauffcr up-to-daio marso; has
pu; in a Hne lino Of Rolishos and Bottled
goods. Nothing finer or be;.or in town.
We arc sill headquarters for Fish and
wo have usually both salt and fresh
water Fish. Bacon. Hams. Saussges,
Dried Bsoi. Salt Side. Poultry. and all
kinds Of the best Of fresh homo and
foreign Slaughtered meats. if you want
a fancy too;hsome Steak OF Roas, give US
a trial and be convinced as to whore the
bes, can be had.
SrkurrER MEkT MARKET.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-06-26
Police cour, News.

On Monday Police Magistrate Osborne
had another 10. Of trials and the results
were as follows:
Sam Herdman. day clerk at TIE ST.
James, and Jacob Harms were each found
guilty Of gambling and fined Sis each
and costs.
F. C. Thompson. proprietor Of the st.
James, was found guilty Of selling liquor
in two cases and fined $500 in each case.
Thos. Sheehan, night clerk at the st.
James. was found guilty Of selling liquor
in two cases and fined $500 in each
case.
1t is rapidly being understood that the
sale Of liquors in Rocky Ford is too costly
a business TO be continued.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-06-26
For the Flood Sufferers.

On July Is; tho womans Relief Corps
will meo, for business al o'clock sharp.
And from . To z O'Clock ,hoy will serve
iso cream and cake. TO which tho public Is
invited. Cream ard cake 10 cents.
s-s BY order Of President