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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1903-07-31
"Uncle Josh Spruceby."

When a person or number of per-
sons who try to do right-let their
manner be ever SO ludicrous. their
dialect ever so uncouth-in the end
they will impress the people or COM
munity iDsRhich they live with the
sincerity of their motives. In the
end they will win out. just the
simple, plain and unvarnished story
of the struggle for success of such
people is often a pathetic as well as
humorous recital.
The above is probably an honest
criticism of "Uncle Josh Spruceby"
for the reason that the drama is a
true blending of the funny and the
serious, just as represented by the
lives of some persons. The story is
dramatic for the reason that it is
filled with stage surprises, at the
same time it is simple story because
it deals with only. simple people.
While not claiming to be homespun
story it is at the same time true to
life. At Ely Opera house. Wednes-
day, August 18th.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1903-07-31

going at Clearing sale prices. Here is a
chance to secure the very best wearing
goode at a great saving. Your girls will
soon need new School DRESSES. Buy them
now. Money saved is money made.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1903-07-31
Published Every Friday.
Subscription So per Year.
Entered at the post Office at Ely, Mime
sofa as second class matter.

WITH this issue the MINER starts
on the ninth year Of its existence.
During the eight years we have been
in business we have made many
friends and also some enemies. To
friend and foe alike we are thankful,
the former for their business and kind
words and the latter for "knocking,' -
believing in the statement that
"every knock is boost" The MINER
improves with age and we hope that
In time to come we will be able to
furnish this city with a paper second
to none in the state. Our efforts have
been always for the upbuilding of the
town and ia this we have partially
succeeded. Slanderous reports find
no space in our columns and we believe
that the duty of paper is to promote
harmony as much as possible among
the people. We trust our readers will
overlook shortcomings, promising to
do the best we can.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1903-07-31

THE police in Duluth recently
stopped a base ball game on Sunday.
A New York judge who recently had
a collection of offenders before him
for violating the Sunday law by going
to base ball game, decided that Sun
dap games were alright. provided
they played ball. The judge is re-
ported to have said in trying the case
that personally he blames no one for
cheering at base ball game, and "a
good slide to second has made me
shout many a time" The New York
courts evidently have sense. Anap-
peal to the supreme court in this state
might also change matters some.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1903-07-31


business Eat an actual loss" in con-
sequence they raised the rates % per
cent. the report of the insurance
commissioner for 1902 shows the net
profits for the business in the state
amounted to s2,414,91s.14. During
the year 1902, fire insurance COM
panies received in premiums from
the cities, towns and villages of the
which have fire protection. S4,267,
30o.23. During the same year the
losses paid to these cities, towns and
amounted in all to 81, 1852, 489.17.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1903-07-31

The ST. Paul Globe, one of the most
faithful organs of Democracy in the
state recently rendered it's views on
Charley Towne's latest political
stunt" in breaking into Tammany,
with few sarcastic filings as follows:
Ten years ago Mr.. Towne was a
most ardent Republican. His Re-
publicianiSm was of a stripe to COM
mend him even to such sturdy Re-
publicans as the Lincoln club. He
talked tariff with a facility altogether
amazing, and was in great demand at
political gatherings where the G.. O.P.
was to be gloritied. He was exploited
in the Republican press as a silver
tongue ornament to his party. One
day Mr.. Iowne suffered change of
heart and rejected the denominations
of Republicanism. He became Chry-
session. of the Silver Republicans
that short-liyed and unlucky organi-
cation which finished before it was
well started. The door of Democracy
stood open and Mr.. TuWne lodged in.
II 10 lCdO dOllIGy DIS IL pubic speaker
and the grasp he had of affairs politi-
cal and economic made him Demo
cratic leader. Bnt he always had
some reservations as to the doctrines
of. Democracy. He was not willing to
subscribe to all the tenents of the
party, and when he was given the
honorary nomination of the minority
in the legislature for the United
States senate there was protest from
many of the old line Democrats. But
his Democracy was good enough for
that other notable convert to Demo
Tacy, Gov. John Lind, and lie went
to the United States senate by ap-
pointment and as Democrat.
Since Mr.. Towne went into Wall
street. where he is said to have had
some success, Mr.. Towne has taken
the last degrees in Democracy and he
has gone into Tammany.
His progress goes to show that there
is hope for even the vilest of Repub-
licans. 1t is a far cry from Repub-
licanism to Tammany, but Towne
seems to have gone the distance, even
by a most circuitOus route, in very
little space of time.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1903-07-31

WHAT was purported to be a joke
has been going the rounds of the
press which may not be so much of
joke either, and that is, that Sc
nator E. B. Hawkins may get into
the Republican race for Governor.
Mr.. Hawkins could hold down the
gubernatoral seat with grace and
dignity and stranger things have
happened. He is more than a bare
possibility.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1903-07-31

THE assumption that the Carrie
Nation style of agitation is benefit
to the cause of temperance is de-
lightful instance of ingenious in
nonence. This woman's loud and
empty methods and her final con-
version of her notoriety into money
making scheme have done more in
jury to the crusade against drunken
ness than its brightest and best
single champion has been able to do
it good in the last three years.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1903-07-31
Notice!

Bids will be received by the Clerk
ofSchool District No. II for $50 cords
dry birch wood also on $50 cords dry
tamarack wood all to be good split
body wood and to be delivered as di-
rected by the board. Bids must be in
the hands of the clerk on or before
August 10, 1908. Board reserving the
right to reject any or all bids.
III. G. Kelly, Clerk.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1903-07-31

SOME men are born great, others
are fortunately kicked up stairs,
while still others acquire greatness
by being cured by patent medicines
or by being elected to positions of
trust where their accepted oppor-
tunity for graft gains for them a
prominent position in the public eye.
Elk.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1903-07-31
LOW summer Tourisf Rates

Via Chicago Great Western Railway.
Round trips to Colorado, Utah, Black
Hills, New Mexico and Texas points.
Tickets on sale daily June 1st to Sept.
30th. Good to return Oct. 31st. For
further information apply to any
Great Western Agent, or j. P. Elmer.
G.sP, A., Chicago. III. $50.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1903-07-31

JOEL P. HEATwoLE the handsome
editor of the Mortified News posi-
lively denies he is candidate for
governor. A good idea, as from the
sentiments expressed by many, he
would be Dunn to finish.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1903-07-31

THE Prison Mirror says "the aver
age man finds more pleasure in shak-
ing dice for the drinks than in shak-
ing the carpet for his wife"
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1903-07-31
Teachers Examinations.

Teachers examinations will be held
August 3. and 5, beginning at s a.
m. daily at Tower, Virginia and Du-
luth. All wishing to take same will
be present on said dates.
ANDREW Il. PARK,
Co. Supt. of Schools.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1903-07-31

NOTWITHSTANDING the statement
by the fire insurance companies of
the state that they have been doing
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1903-07-31

THE barbecuring of the colored
population of the south continues
with great regularity.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1903-07-31

Now that the Eagles have been
properly organized, it is but fitting
and proper they hold their picnics
at Eagle Nest lake.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-02-27
DIoGENEs PRIETo.

-Varios vecinos del barrio de San
Anton, viendo que han resultado indti-
les sus quejas & la sanidad para que esta
impida sc arrojen q la orilla del rio Por-
tugu6s en- ell sitio en- que pasa por dicho
barrio las basuras de la poblaci6n, pien-
san eleyar sus quejas al Board Superior
de sanidad, seguros de que Sc evitaran los
grandes perjuicios que ocasionan 4 la
salud p1blica ell motive de la queja.
La question palpitante en- esta
ciudad es 10 ocurrido recientemente con
motive de la nueva concession de un
tranvfa electrico solicitado por los seno-
res Fritze y Mariani y ell cual debe re
correr las GALES de esta poblaci6n ba-
rrios de Canas Cantera
FL ayuntamiento de esta ciudad CO.
misiono para que 10 representase en- el
Comit6 de franquicias al Delegado la
Camara don Ulpiano r. Colon p9'onal-
21ente republican,. Seg1n Sc nos infor-
ma dicho comisionado ha dimitido su
cargo, obligado por la inconformidad
del ayuntamiento con las gestiones que
aqueI realizara, las cuales resultan en-
sentido contrario sus propositos per-
judican grandemente los intereses de es-
te pueblo, ciudad natal del senor Colon.
La conducta del seflor Colon ha dado
lugar, seg1n Sc nos dice, grandes pro-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-02-27

testas por parte de los miembros del
municipio. un disgusto general que
merma grandemente las simpatlas que
habfa adquirido entire sus recientes CO.
rreligionarios.
-Muy pronto Sc anunciara Ell re-
mate del arrendarniento del kiosko ara
be cuyas reparaciones estan termlnan-
dose.
-Tambien Sc llevaran cabo por
remate la termination de las obras de
reparacion en- ell paseo SLas Delicias, ,
empezada por administration en- epoca
del senor Chevalier.
Las condiciones que establece ell
ayuntamiento para que Sc otorgue la
concession solicitada por los sehores
Fritze Y Mariani, son las siguientes ::
1a Que La Compaf1a acepte ell trazado
del ayuntamiento. "a Que la via no
sc instale sobre ell tubo matriz del Acue-
ducto. 90 Que en- los cruces sean mon
tados los rails sobre piedra 8 mampos-
terra. "A Que de ning1n modo Sc obs
taculice ell libre paso por las Gales, ace
ras y cunetas. 50 Que en- la concession
Sc adopten todas las medidas consiguien-
tes eyitar los peligros que pudieran
ocurrir en- ell servicio. FL ayuntamiento
solicita tambien que Sc lie de parte en- la
contribution que sea impuesta dlcha
empresa.
Ell domingo Sc llevara q cabo un
concerto en- Juana-Dfaz en- ell cual to-
maran parte algunos aficionados de esta
ciudad.
-Llanamos la atenci6n de quien
corresponds para que Sc proceda Ia
recogida 8 extinction de los innumerables
perros que pululan por nuestras GALES.
-Ha circulado por esta ciudad la
noticia de que cierto abogado de esta
poblaciG ha solicitado la presidencia de
esta Corte de Distrito. De ser cierta la
noticia en- question, podrfa decirse al Sc
nor Soto Nusa. i Que amigos tienes, Be
nito
Ell sabado en- la noche tendra lu-
gar en- los salones del Casino una jarana
de confianza que promote quedar muy
lucida, toda vez que la juventud resulta
iscansable.
Para el domingo Sc preparan al
gunas mascaradaS.
Sc nos asegura que ell senior Arias
Sc propone reformar Ell personal de la
polic1a municipal, sustituyendo los cajas
y guapetones que fueron nombrados pa
ra las elecciones, por hombres de orden
que sean no ell terror, sino la garantfa
de los ciudadanes honrados.
ST este Sc llevase cabo, tributare-
mos un nueyo aplauso al senor Arias.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-02-27
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{ NOTIClAS DEH ECTAS J
Febrero, 26.

FL ayuhtamiento de esta ciudad en-
su Ultima session ha tornado ell acuerdo
de felicitar 4 Mr. Garrison, miembro
del Consejo Executive por la subvenci6n
que solicitara para los nietos del inmor-
tai patricio don Roman Baldorioty de
Castro.
-Se nos inforna que en- la Gale de
SLa gran vfa,S en- una casa particular
habitan unos cuantos zagaletones que
constantemente provocan molestan q
las mujeres y ninos del vecindario con
sus amenazas. Sin duda, parodiando 4
la c6lebG escnadra que existi6 en- la
calle del.Sol de San Juan, sc titulan es-
cuadra alardean de sus fechorfas. No
estar1a demas que ell sargento seflor Ma
ttei, convertible en- alnnirante americana,
obligase dicha escuadra 4 imitar la de
Cervera.
-Ha circulado un programA de los
solemnes cultos que durante la cuares-
ma Sc llevaran 4 cabo en- la Parroquia
de esta ciudad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-02-27
QUEJAs
RODO de I'm (dDdIIO en- Ydbu(Oa

En- la noche del 81 del corriente
desaparecio de los pastos de mi propie'
dad ona jaca color alazano, 81 Guar
tas de alzada, cinco amos de edad mar.
cado con una j en- Ia nalga izquierda,
un lucero en- la frente un lunar ne
gro en- la rodilla izquierda. ~EstA cas-
trada.>
FL que me de noticias del paradero.
SER gratifcado esplendidamente.
Yabucoa. Febrero 26 de 1903.
2 JUAN c.. Colon
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-02-27
SAN JUAN GALE DEL Sol, Mum IA.

Director: PEDRO Mooz6 BANIET. =
La instruction en- este COLEGlO
tiene un caracter esencialmente practice
abraza: ta eaaSe5la1as0 l15'fna01'td com
pLeta: la p9-epa1'ac561s para f,eg5'eSG1' en-
las e1sidddeS; Ia T'e71ed1k7'tG dc Ii
bros, A2'ftns6t6cn Me2'ca7atl y EScrStM7'd
en- zaaqatf9stIta, y por dltimo. Dtbs<Jo,
P5s1tata'0 y M0sfc0. Para la ensenanza
del IngIes cuenta ell COLEGIO con la
cooperation de un reputado Professor
americana. La catedra de C0mercio es-
t4 a cargo del Tenedor de Libros de
uno de los Bancos de esta Capital FL
COLEGIO tiene su Reglamae,et0 I7ate-
1'to7' que Sc enviara los padres que 10
soliciten.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-02-27
REvIsTA COMICA

-Sf, mama Riscarda, asf hago pien-
y de que diablo la "a q vestir!
De senorita del tempo de 10 ses-
pafloles.
Sc pu6 saber como va ESQ!
-Muy sencillo polainas media
pierna. medias 4 media pierna. ligas
media pierna, saya media pierna, de-
c6tera.
-Pues olga mejor que la va yes
tir de bandera con luto.
-Porque!
-Porque, segun uste Sc desplica,
la chicha va 4 dir vest1a q medic palo..
No, senora, porque mas arrlblta
esta 10 mejor.
Y que es clio?
En- la cabeza llevara una peineta
de dona Concha un peinao de cucuru-
No sera muy alto, iyerda?
-Porque 10 dice ustel
-Porque como q Lupe dende que
le dio ell tito Sc le cayo to ell pelo...
I pa que sc han inventao los postl-
zos, mana Riscarda? Acaso cree ust6
que la mujer de don Enselmo, que es la
mujer mas pel1a de toitosel pueblo, Sc
que trajo cuando su madre la pari0!
y qu6l Acaso ella ..2
81, senora. Usa toa clase de pc
10, menos ell propingo de ella.
mo me olga uste ESQ, siIa Nicu-
melial
me ha dejao ustG turulata! Y 20
que crefa que le nac1a del cuero
De 10 mas cuero, hija, de 10 mas
cuero!
De que Sc va a vestir ella?
De muerte en- cueros, y don En-
selmo, de persona desente, pa que no los
conoscan.
-iManffca Lo que no Sc We en-
carnaval, no Sc We en- ning1n tempo.
iQui6 ust6 creerme que mi mario den
de que Requena lie euro Ia bebia, no lie
da ma mas que por vestirse de soldao
americana borrachO?
Es claro paque tampoco 10 Co
noscan.
Hoy anda por ahf haciendose el
ajumao. MfreIo por donde viene nj
que fua de verda Es capa de matar-
Sc, 8 romperse algo, dejandose caer ash
ma, pa que la gente Sc divierta. NO es
yerda que esta graciOso!
De 10 mas gracioso Pero...
Que hace ahOra
-Alguna currer1a.
= Ay, no, mana Riscarda D1gale
4 Requena que lie devuelya ell dinero de
la cura de su mario, porque la melecina
no ha curtfo deferto Su mario viene
borracho de q verda
No me olga uste ESQ, sif1a Nicu-
melia ! Sera capa ese arrastrao -.
Pa hacerlo mas & 10 vivo pa
que no 10 cOnozcan.
ESQ 81 es yerda, porque, lie juro
que yo que soy su mujer propinca, no 10
hubiera conoc1o en- ese estado 81 ust6 no
me abre los ojos
-Esas son cosas del Carnaval.
y de la poca vergiensa, sina Nj
cumelia
Vera ust6, 81 q ese pelele
10 pongo yo como nuevo.
Ell perro que come huevo,
ST no 10 come 10 huele.
-Es ciertO, pero esta NAL
que obre como un muchacho. ...
-iPor que? iPorque esta borracho!
Son cosas del Carnaval
DI0GENEs PRIETo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-02-27
Una vueIta al mundo
UHimo8 cables
IEMBLORES DE TERRA

IE81BLORES DE TERRA
En- M6jico Sc han sentido fuertes
temblores de terra.
Dichos temblores y la erupci6n del
Colima producer gran panico en- la re-
p1blica.
Varios americanos que trabajaban
en- la conduccion de un tunel para un
ferrocarril fueron aplastados por unas
rocas desprendidas por los terremotos.
UN REY DE vIAJE
Ell rey Leopoldo de Belgica viene
camino de America. Visitara Estados
Unidos.
QUEJAS
Jefes de la revolucion fiIipina Sc
quejan de la crueldad que gastan con
ellOs los continentales.
La prensa de Manila dice que Dor
ese medic no Sc consiguira someter { los
alzados en- arma
Las autoridades de Manila. en- vir-
tud de dichas quejas, toman medidas
energicas para que no Sc repitan los pro-
cedimientos inquisitoriales.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-02-27
LINEA FERREA DEL OESIF

Itinerario de Trenes Vaporas
gira desde ell dia 20 de Nov43osfe 4as re
de 1902. u0Fe
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-02-27

Para dar una prueba de nuestra de
cantada z1r0speridad haccr buenas
yerfdicas las ilformaciones que de nues-
ira feIicidad, holgura buen humor hi
ciera nuestro ertnio gobernador ante
los poderes de la metr6poli, ha venldo
el Carnaval con sus escenas de locuras
semireales hip0critas alegr1as, cubrlr
con su manto de mentidas y enganosas
apariencias de deslumbrante bIenestar
sincere regocijo, los dolores y mise
rias que, lenta incesantemente, van
mimando dia por dia la existencia mo-
raj material de nuestro pueblo.
Y como 81 estuyieTanos condenados
por la yoluntad inexorable del Destino
q ser los eternos comediantes obllgados
4 q representa-, para hacerfas buenas, en-
el teatro polftico las fGrsdS y cOmedlas
escritas por Duestros gobernantes, nos
plegamos al caprScho de nuestra mlsera
suerte con musulmanica resignation, y
bailamos 81 bailar tocan, relmos 81
reir mandan v doblamos pacientemente
la cerviz al yugo de nuestra desgracia,
haciendonos & veces las ilusiones de que
somos felices, solo porque escuchamos
decir que 10 somos los que, por su po-
sici6n social v privilegios ofciales de
que gozan, verdaderamente 10 son.
Y mientras por Gales Y plazas Ia
abigarrada muchedumbre derrocha ell
buen humor en- carnavalescas diversiO-
nes; mientras beoda de placer lanza al
aire sus cantos de orgia Y sus alegres y
sonoras carcajadas, Mr.. Hunt la con-
templa con los brazos cruzados y Ia SON
risa en- los labios, porque sabe que de
aquella risa aquella algeria pasagera,
el ha de sacar provecho haciendola pa
recer verdadera los enganados ojos de
Mr.. Roosevelt cuando de demostrarle
nuestra paradisiaca fellcidad Sc trata:
iHurrai lei pueblo Sc divierte!
En- Ell suefO de la muerte
sus dolores olvidando,
que feliz esta sofiando.
iSilencio, no sc despierte.
~
Para muchas personas, ell Carnival
tiene, ademas del spirit que la moda ha
introducido con sus reformas carnava-
lescas, ell don improbable de transfor-
mar de un todo la humanidad hacien-
dola aparecer yelada por un nuevo dis
fraz que es la antftesis de su entidad So
cial.
Por ESQ yemos que es acogido por
j6venes y viejos, hombres mujeres,
brujas portentados, como 81 fuera la
panacea especialfsima que, confortando
ell espfritu diera nueva savia al cuerpo,
acrecentando ell vol6men de los gl6bulos
rojos por ende la fuerza vital.
iIIets10nes e71gaH0sus
Zigi07ans como eJ pI0cerI
Oh / Guam corto es ell gozar
y cuan largo ell padecer
iGozo que cual for de un dia
mace apenas ell sol arde,
Sc marchita y fenece
a1n no llegada la tarde
Gozad Derrochad dinero
iGozad. mientras esta terra
Sc la lletan los demonios
Ballad !, gritad!, divert1os
Vuestra dicha es 10 primero
Pronto Sc presentara
con ell recibo -. ell casero (!
M
De ventana a ventana.
Olga uste, sifIa Nicumelia; es
yerda que su hija Lupe Sc va q disfra
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-02-27
Y X
De ventana q ventana.

De ventana ventana.
Olga ust6, sifIa Nicumelia; es
Verda que su hija Lupe Sc va disfra-
zar?
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-02-27

Sc aduaite,. ozumrsos tnteymos q erter7'os'
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-12-08
Hostt tiers illustrated Almanac

for 1904 is now ready for free distri-
button at your nearest drug store. II
is a very interesting publication. con
tanning statistics, jokes and much in.
structive reading matter. 1t also
contains some very convincing testi.
Inonials lin regard to the efficacy OF
Hostetter's Stomach BTttefs In cases
of stomach, liver and bowel disorders
which should interest every sufferer
who desires to be restored to robust
health. This celebrated medicine
with its so years experience, will do
more for the weak and rundown sys-
tenn than any other in existence. 1t
positively cures insomnia, headache,
Indigestion, chills, colds or malaria,
fever and ague. Be sure to try a bot
tie today, also remember to get a
copy of our almanac. 1t is. well worth
having.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-12-08
EXTENSIVE PLANS FOR
SISTERS SALE AND SUPPER

Extensive preparations are being
made for the sale to be conducted at
the Hotel Harms Monday and Tues
day under the auspices of the Villa de
Chantal and which promises to be an
attractive affair. The supper for the
home cause will be served at Carse
hall from to o'clock Saturday ev-
ening
charge of the sale:
President-Mrs. Ben T. Cable.
Chairman-Mrs. Russell West.
Treasurer-Miss Amelia Huber
Hostesses-Mrs. James Conner, Mrs.
Morris Rosenfield, Mrs. James Lard
ner (Davenpor), and Mrs. Ed Pierr
(Moline).
The different booths are to be pre-
sided over by the following ladies':
Centre Pieces - Mrs. j. W Potter,
Mrs. j. S. Gilmore, Mrs. Phil Mitchell,
Mrs. f. II. Guyer.
PilIows-Mrs. f. ~ McIlvain, Mrs.
Russell West, Mrs. G. Mackin, Mrs.
G. johnson.
Fancy Bags and Needle Books-Mrs.
G.. G. Craig, Mrs. j. F. Robinson, Miss
-Al1Nii0
Miscellaneous Mrs. William Nc
Entry, Mrs. Thomas Dolly. Miss Mol
lie McEniry. Mrs. Pfoh, Mrs. Nj. Sex
ton, Mrs. I. F. LaVelle.
Aprons-Mrs J. II. Morrison, Mrs. j.
Streckfus. Mrs. f. b. Sterling, Mrs.
F. Il. Heffner, Miss Costigan.
Candy--Miss Larkin. Misses Gil
more.
The supper for the benefit of the
sisters will be presided over by
the following ladies':
Chairman-Mrs. +. A. McIlvain.
Treasurer-Mrs. james Common.
Dispensers Mrs. James Common,
Mrs. j. w. Potter, Mrs G. G. Craig,
Mrs. Thomas Dolly, Mrs. Charles
johnson.
First Table-Alrs. Ed. Pierr, Mrs. j.
F. Kinney, Mrs. NJ. III. Sexton.
Second Table-Mrs J. II. Morrison,
Mrs Russell West, Miss Larliin, Mrs.
John Streckfus
Third Table-Mrs. w. \. Crubaugh,
Mrs. j. S. Gilmore, Mrs. Levi, Mrs.
C.. Maekin,
Fourth Table-Mrs j. Shuey, Mrs.
I. Beacon, Mrs. Andrew McLees.
Fifth Table-Mrs. William McEniry,
Mrs. Ellen Higgins, Mrs. T. H. Dolly.
Mrs. +. G. Pfoh, Mrs. NJ. H. Sexton,
Mrs. I. F. LaVelIe.
Sixth Table-Miss Mollie McEniTy,