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The urrud's Summer Concert.

Dr.. SiEman and Ben Smith have JUS;
succeeded after a months hard effort in
securing tho summer attractions which Il
was announced some time ago the Rocky
Ford band would gisO. Tho arrange
nants which hAyo lust boon completed
will afford our citizens first-elAss. re-
fined. upiodate program tho program bo-
ing changed In oyOry particular each
week consisting Of tho Boston Concert
Co. Of National LyGaum reputation. and
including Prof. Hermann Graundlor. late
Of Boston Conservatory Of Music: Mrs.
Groundlef. late Of tho Boston Grand
Opera Co.. soprano and operate duoi;is;:
Mr. Oscar Walsh. tsHor with Boston grand
opora company. with illustrated songs:
Fred SehmcrEin. electric operator Of Ed
ifon Animated Pictures at Orange. n. j.:
Frod Stanchfiold. comedian with Boston
Grand Opera Co. Tho electrical effects
secured in both tho Illustrated songs and
tho liia-motion pictures arc revelation.
and tho subjects and films arc tho fines;
tina; can DO procured.
All numbers will DO intGrsporsod with
selections by tho homo band. This is in
no wise a money making scheme, but s
launched to enable the band 10 raise
enough money TO dofray their expenses
and TO afford our citizens refined ontor-
tlinmont once 4 week during tho heated
torn at a small cost. Il will require a
liberal patronage to sustain the PROPOSE
ton. and II this patronage is not secured
tho proposition will have to be discontinue
cd. but approeiatng how nicely tho eiti-
z8ns have responded TO band subscrip-
tons on past occasions. with tho oppor-
tunity that is now offered thom Of enjoy
ing varied and entertaining program in
return for their support, we feel assured
that tho project will be success.
The price Of admission will be placed at
so cents for adults and 25 cents for
children Including reserved seat TO all
parts Of the house. Strict order will be
maintained and everything done TO make
these occasions enjoyable for ALL Aspee-
ial effort will be made to have such pro-
grams as will be thoroughly enjoyed by
tho children.
The first entertainment will be given on
Friday evening. July Sd, and II the VEN
ture proves successful will be continued
on each Friday thereafter during the
months Of July and August.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-06-26
Great Attractions at the Grand.

The Boston Concert Co. which appears
hero Friday, July 3. under the auspices Of
the Rocky Ford Concert Band. has the
credentials which guarantee every patron
an evening Of rare enjoyment Dr. Sig
man. as manager Of the opera house, and
Ben Smith, as manager Of the band, have
been given guarantee Of their being
specialists Of exceptional merit Mr..
Walsh is tenor Of exceptional ability and
in his operate selections has beon lionized
by the "msntinee girl" Mr.. Stanchfield
has the ability to drive away tho blues. 4"
and is one Of the funniest men on the
American stage.
The life-motion pictures and the illus
trated songs are q revelation In things
electrical, and arc worth more than the
price Of admission. The pictures used
in this entertainment are the finest Of
their kind. having been secured from Ed
ison. and some from Paris and London.
and tho song slides are scenes taken from
life that appeal to ones highest senses.
There are sweet sympathetic and
powerful singef8 with this company and
their repertoire Of classic songs. lullabys,
and operate gems never fail to please the
most exacting.
The comedy is wholesome and fresh,
creating continuous uproar Of laughter.
Do not forget the date, Friday, July 5.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-06-26
He Saw IL

From q school In tho remote dis
tric;s In tho mountains OF Kentucky.
says the Boston Transcript. = littio In
cidcnt comes that illustrates tho
quaintnsss of tho southern mountain
folk. Several Of the pupils were Kix.
footnrs. One quiet lad asked to bc OF.
cuscd for n wesk. What IL tn. rca.
sonT- asked the teacher. Got some
ia~ business to do What haso you
got To do with law busincss!" Law.
ina ovor killing" was tho iaronic
reply. well. what hars you got to
do with TT You did not sec II. did
your" u allow I did. I'm tho foiier
thcy tried To kill"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-06-26
THE HAND OF FATE.
BIenkinsop's Limp Due to Sleeping
In Haunted Room.

olcnN'Hsop's LIMP ouc " olCCplnD
in Haunted Room.
"Yes." said Jones. "Blonkinsop does
limp. It In bocausc he would sleep
IN n haunted room about year ago
All went well till about two o'clock
In the morning. when he awuke with
tho knowledge that the nickCring
gas.jet was filling the room with
weird shadows. and that n blast Of
cold air was sweeping through the
room. II was uncanny; but there
was worse TO come. CHANGING at the
foot of the bed he saw the dim out
line of a hand on the bnd.rail.
Even his iron courage failed
Grasping revolver he had provided
in case of accidents, he pointed at
the hand.
"'Whatevor ghost you may be- he
luavered, take your hand from the
bed.ra!l, or I fret
There was no reply. and no move.
ment OF the hand. Only the wind
howled In the trees outside.
"Then bang!-bang!-wen tho
pistol.
"And that, SIR" finished Jones.
rs why Blenkinsop limps. He snot
of two OF his own toes"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-06-26
psrbhurs,.s Plain Speech.

Rev. Dr. c. II. pnrkhurat Is widely
noted for the plain way he has OF
stating facts. In u recent Discourse
hc referred to those who are In tho
habit Of dropping n nickel In tho
plat. after listening to tho cloluonco
and logic OF som" particularly diHiin'
.ulshcd divine aS showing ave coniH'
worth OF evangelical responsiveness"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-06-26
ROCKY FORD
2 DAYS, JUNE
29--3O.
Mt the Ell CAPTAIN.

Hundreds of Patients in Rocky
Ford and vicinity, :
OVER 1000 PATIENTS IN the
State of Colorado. :
Best known references at the ho-
tel. Please call early and make
appointments il you desire the
best attention. EXAMINATION
FOR GLASSES FREEl
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-06-26

bliss Gertrude Martin of Kansas City
is expected tomorrow morning TO spend
the summer wish Mrs Gordon Hardey.
Gary Pollock and VIM. Dukes are en-
joying ten days outing in The Cedars." I"
Ell. Mills and MIR, whistle, ministerial
students in tho Central university. Teller,
Iowa, arrived few days ago and will
spand their vacation in tho employ of the
sugar company.
Lewis 3. Dukes leG, few days since
for Victor. where he will spyno the sum-
mer mining on Stratton lease in COM
pany with an older brother.
Miss Ella Cline is the gues. Of her sis
tar, Mrs. Chileott, Pueblo,
Miss Eima Nordyke has returned to
her Kansas City homo.
Mrs. o. W. Searls left a few days
since for a visit with Boston relatives.
Or. Davis Of Kansas City. Is thinking
seriously OF locating in Roeky Ford.
J.. G. Morrow and 4. ), Sampson re-
Gently returned from Rev MoSieo. their
mission there being 70 secure Iaborars for
tie beet Fields. Mrs. Moro" aeeompan-
led her husband. .r
HRS. J. Z. kylor and daughler. Leons,
were among the Rocky Ford visitors al
tho Arkansas Valley carnival at Pueblo
this week. They report most enjoyable
tine.
Miss Arnold and Miss Ne's Arnold Of
tho vicinity Of ST. Louis. arc pending the
summer in Colorado. part o. tho time
being in tho enjoyment Of the Rocky Ford
country.
Mrs. J. T. Turner. who wont to Chilli
Gothic. No. las, week with The body OF
her husband. will return to Rseky Ford
for residence.
John Leslie Mcbride. attorney. Of 81.
Louis. Is visiting his parents, Rev. and
Mrs. Mcbride.
n. G. Alexander and E. s Payne. eS-
pert photographers, ore spending tho
summer In Rocky Ford and elsewhere In
the slate seeking health. 9; tho same time
not nsg'se:ing to take many pictures Of
Colorado scenery.
mrs. r. u. or;on Is this week visiting
hsr brother. Albsrt Reed. in Pueblo,
Addison Kellogg is taking a vacation
from his law studies at the celebrated
hishigan upiyeTsity. Ann krbar.
Miss Lu Green OF msnzanola. was re-
Gently tho guest Of mrs. a. ". Buck.
~ tho recent Southern D.sire; con-
ycntisa Of tho Christian church .; TFini-
dad 9sy. N. NJ. Nelson wss chosen siee
president
Clyde Larson Of cen;ar.t'ls. Iowa.
brother Of Gus Larson. arrived yostardsy
70 make Rocky Ford his homa v a suit
able opening Is found.
Mrs. n. l. Maxwell was mnsh pleased
last Saturday TO find anon tho Kansas
editors sH old friend. Hrs 4. 4. Papss,
and daughter. Of tho WIGHT Star. Tho
meeting after several ysars separation
was greatly enjoyed by boz ladies'.
Mrs. maudS Hustled. whs bas baon tho
auEEt Of her sistSr. ara r. II. Hilhksr.
Tor the past sig weeks, will return 10 her
C5'gTcdo City home or Sunday.
Dick Dye Is homs from Lexington. hio..
where he has boon attending tho Wont
worth Military Academy during tho pas;
year. taking 4 course in chemistry and
music. Dick will be In ;hg chemistry do
partment Of the American Beet Sugar
factory at Rocky Fesd during tho present
season.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-06-26
Rich American Dies In London.

John Temple Leader. an American
by birth and very wealthy. has just
lied in London. He own III the castle
Of Vincigilata, near Flore ice, which is
atted up magnificently in the medieval
style.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-06-26
True Character.

To be worth anything, charactC.
must be capable of standing firm
upon It's feet in the worry Of daily
work. temptation and trial; and able
to bear the wear and tear OF actual
life. clustered virtues do not count
for nuch.-Samuel Smiles.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-06-26
!. = =
LIPS. H. |. MAXMEaL.s PARTY.

On Tuesday sftaruogn Mrs. II. |. Msx-
we'll gave most delightful party 70 about
siStY-iiyo lady friends. Almost everyone
present responded " the request Of tho
hostess 10 bring hor fancy work. and this
with tho animated conversation which was
almost without lull. except whom inter-
tpGrsod with several piano 5olos and duets
made tho afternoon pass very quickly.
Punch was served in tho dining room by
NosdamIs Euekolls and Fleak. Unusu-
ally dainty Refreshments were served
Mrs. Maxwell is certainly a charming
hostess and the expressions Of having had
good time woro unanimous.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-06-26
nunht to Re Thankful.

Ping-What do you think OF the
Fakir Oil company paying dividends
out OF the capital stock?
Pong-I think the stockholders
ought to be thankful to get that much
back
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-06-26
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
CHURCH NEWS.
6ooooooooooooooooooooooo
LAFAYETTE SCHOOL HOUSE,

LAFAYETTE SCHOOL. HOUSE.
Sunday School at $3.50 p. m; preach
ing at 1880 p. M; Young Peoples meet
ing at Gas p. m. Pastor, A. E. Welch.
Prayer Meeting on Wednesday evening.
You are cordially invited.
GERMAN BAPTIST BRETHREN
Services every Sunday as follows;
Sunday school at 1000 u. m; preaching
soryices at 1900 a. IN. Evening services
at 1850. ministers; G. E, Studebaker.
q. NeYinger. j. c. Funderburgh. j. NJ.
Elliott. Miss Emma Fisher, superintend-
ent OF Sunday school.
cHRsTIAE CHURCH.
Regular services at the Christian
church at the usual hours.
ST. MATHEWS CHURCH EPISCOPAL.
Regular Services at the usual hours in
the old Masonic hall.
All are welcome.
CHRISTIAN SclEncE.
SubIset: God"
METHODIST CHURCH.
Next Sabbath being the 2ooth ami
versary Of John Wesley's birth we shall
observe it as Wesley Day"
Morning. sermon on ], Wesley and his
work: eve. instead Of the regular sermon
the Epworth League will conduct the
services which will consist Of report Of
delegate TO state convention. Mrs. Hattie
Stewart, and papers and talks on the
Weslsys. Hymns. 25l. 5l5, 1913; eve.
g.. 5Z2. 5l2.
-Dyynrth ANNA ,orir "MissioD,rv
Meeting" leader. pastor.
i cordial welcome TO all services.
BAPTIST CHURCH.
The Rev. Mr.. Whistler. ministerial stud
ont Of Central university. Iowa, will
preach for Rev. Mills at | ! a. m. Miss
Coleman will sing at the morning service.
In the evening the pastor will preach q
short sermon to tho young people. At the
close Of which the newly elected officers
OF the Baptist Union will be installed.
4 cordial invitation Is extended tho
public,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-06-26
THE COURSE OF TRUE LOVE.
Another Instance Which Proves u
Cannot Run Smooth.

Another Instance Which Proves u
Cannot Run Smooth.
Darling" said wiIbcrforce Percy
Poot as he reached out to clasp Ma.
thlld Pcmbrook's tailormade form in
the embrace OF his silver fox ovcrcoat
to shield her from the icy blast, have
you tried real hard to love mo. as
should be loved? Rccollact. dearest.
| have been coming up this same ave-
nue. for two sweet. delightful months.
How joyous life has seemed to mo
during all that time! Mathild, Ma.
thild. cannot you love me az yoarn
to be lovcd?"
81 am trying hard. oh. SO hard.
Percy"
Say Il again. pct. Porcy sounds SO
sweet TO my ears from your lips.
am SO glad my name IS Percy"
Percy, there are dark rings about
my eyes every morning; I am trying
90 hard 10 love you. No one but low
ing woman who tries to keep her loved
one in mind knows the suffering
have gone through. am growing thin
trying to think about you all the time,
Percy"
And when your mind turns to
Percy. your own PcrCy--what do you
really think about. dream OF my life.
light Of my soul?"
"Oh' Percy, IL cannot think thon;
seem to have nothing to think about
when | think OF yOu---' The tailor
made form reached out It's arms with
deep sob. But the silver fox over.
coat turned away and its owner hid
his pallid lips under the otter lined
collar.
Percy, the broker.hcarted, dlsap-
peared in the darkness.
'ruIIl IuioWo Ieu no Inou
uu s0Um $50 10 pods sppW 'llu
-MelS 5ql '6ABu SOUS p5lIun oul VI
IoGons5p luoq op5dIOl lselsvJ oqL
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-06-26

'5uyu crumbs eul ol 7tdO5d tgO'I suq
soopuqIua '5um 5Iunbs eul OF ed
.oad OgE'I scu II 'plIo@ eU1 NJ puutsI
p5luludod SIYoru lsom eql 81 ultaW
'psleIndod klIoluI e,ieW
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-06-26

piod. Sunday. Gladys Mccormick. aged
IL years Of scarlet fever. Undertaken
Sprinkler conducted a private funeral at
sundown Sunday.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-06-26

'ulIl IuioWo Ieu no Inou
uu sOuu s'Gc 10 pods U eputu 'lIu
.MelS oql '6Auu solUls polIun eul vi
I56ons9p luoq op5dIol lselsuJ ouL
aeoa opsdJoI 'sslseI mo
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-06-26
rREsn11ERlAN cnuRcn.

Regular services at tho First PrGsby-
terrain church next Sunday morning and
evening.
Morning subject. The Lord Rcigne,h. y
Evening theme. Life Teachers-The
Street
All sro cordially invited.
Tho Woman's Guild Of ST. Matthews
church will hold lawn fets at tho home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. {. J. Smith Tuesday
evening. July zth. You arc invited. Ths,
is all.
Services wore held At tho Catholic
church last Sunday by Father Michael o.
Canon City. Hereafter tho work will DO
in charge Of tho regular priest, Father
Brinsar Of La Jun,a.
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States. Thousands of women gather TO
hear her lecture everywhere she goes.
The great work she has done for the
Maccabees is appreciated by every
member of the order. She was so alb
sorbed in her work that she neglected
70 give her health proper care-failed
to take warning that the symptoms OF
approaching kidney trouble gave her,
the sallow complexion and torpid liver.
But Wine of Cardui cured her the same
as it has cured thousands of others and
Mrs. Mcdonald has written this letter In
order that other suffering women may
secure from Wine of Cardui the same
relief she got from it.
"for four years suffered with torpid
liver until my skin looked yellow and dull:
then found my kidneys were affected and
had ,cvsrc pains across my back. and tclt
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-05-11
COUNTY SEAT NEWS
Matters of Record in County
Clerks Office for Last Week.
Deeds. Oil Leases. Assignments, Etc.

Deeds. Oil Leases. Assignments, Etc.
Clemerz n Henderson to Thoma:
S. Wells, los acres, Ellsworth dis
trict, life estate In z thereof, re-
tanned, $500.
o G CASTOR and wife to W. H
Blake and o. H. Mount, Il tract o.
land, McElroy district, 5000, Il
acre excepted.
l. NJ, Underwood 10 J. II. S'rlck.
linp, assignment q interest 10 oil
aid gas leases on Permelia Myers 2
Ilac's and Harriet L Underwood
LAID, Sandy's run, McElroy, dis
,,:ric', 81, etc.
! 7 B. Ankrom and wife to c. M
Root aud D. B. Duff, I.I6 royalty
and u gas rental, % acres, Meade
district, $3.50,
J. B. Smith, committee Of Chris.
topher D. Watson 10 William Bond,
acres Centreville district, $50 and
cost of DEGREES of sale, etc.
OIL and gas leases were made to
| Still Bros. from the following
named persons In Meade district,
VIZ: T. P. Hill and G. M. Mus
grove % S I6 acres; I. M. Hill and
wife 81 acres, and T. P. Hill, o J.
Hill and D G. Smith, assignment
IS oil and 4 gas under Lycurgus
Hill, IS acres.
D. c. Smith VS.. John Ankrom,
Lis pendens, S undivided interest
in 40 acres, Union district.
J.B Taught and wife to Peter
Mingus, 4S acres ard 5 p, Els
worth district, reservation 4 oil
and gas for IS years, u coal in fee,
! all rental and bonus tor 10 years,
$500.
Assignments to c. F. Merce-
from the following persons for in
terests In oil and gas lease on
Mercy P. Wells IS acres In Union
district, George D. Morrison 4-16
| S 2oI.25, J. w. Swan 1-16, SG1c
and J. L. Thompson Il, 500.
c. F. Mercer to Kore Queen and
NJ. Yost, I working interest In oil
and gas lease, Mercy P. Wells, Is
acres, Union district, 5000.
Mercy P. Wells to J. B. Parker,
F, L. Nichols and Jim Russell, oil and
gas lease on IS acres, Union dis
;rict, $500.
George Smith and wife to John
Smith, "a acres, Lincoln reserva-
ton of oil and gas royalty, $3.50.
George H. Tippeus and wife 10
George Smittle 81 e acres Lincoln
district. Reservation oil and
gas royalty, $500.
George M. Mccoy and NJ. D.
Hanes, special commissioners, to
J. II. Tippens, Geo-ge Smittle ard
John F Smith, 81 y a. eo.LiuColn,
district; $I.1S5.
K O1een to II. S. Crawford,
assignment 1-6 oil and gas lease on
IS acres, Union district, Mercy P.
Wells lease, S1oo.
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ever since know there IS nothing bsttei
for sick woman who ~iShc, 10 enjoy per.
feet health and am very pleased TO give my
hearty endorsement"
No suffering woman can afford 70
ignore such letter a, Mrs. Mcdonald
writes. Her plans and advice have
proved valuable in building up one Of
the greatest women's organizations N
the United States and she takes time to
give advice which she knows will help
you.
Do not delay in securing this medi.
cine. There is nothing 70 cain and
everything to lose by delay. The choice
is before you. Will or viii You not
secure relief now by taking Wine Of
Carduip All druggists sell sl.O0 bottles
of Wine of Cardui as we'll as 25c pack.
aces of Thedford's Black DrauCht.
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} .
Msyfeld, oil and gas lease on GO
acres, Ellsworth district.
John F. King and wife to A. J.
Jemi: on, oil and gas lease, 8 acres
Ellsworth district.
John Bennett and wife to J. G.
Mayfeld, oil and gas lease, IS
acres Ellsworth district.
F. E Bovles and wife to E. E.
Boyles, acres, Lincoln district,
$50
John Smlttle to George Smittie
aud wife SO acres, Lincoln district,
$45o.
Flnly Rice and wife to w. S.
Cashier and c. c. Crisman, oil and
gas leases on IS acres, $50, and 8
acres S., Ellsworth district.
Elizabeth A Pollock to Robert
Miller, 26 7 acres, Lincoln dis
trict, $7,S42 IS, $1,000 paid, ven
doris lien.
o W. o. Hardman, special COM
missioner, to Robert Miller, IS
acres, Jug mill site, Ellsworth dis
trict. $4,000
Rights of way TO New Martins.
Vile and Ststersville Street Rail-
way company, from S. Wells by
W. R Wells, attorney 80 feet wide,
Joseph T. Jones, 80 feet 165 acres
and H. W. Mccoy, 3ofeet wide.
225 acres, Lincoln district.
C. P. Myers to Carter OIL com.
pany, ratification Of oil aud gas
lease on 23o acres, McElroy dis,
trict.
NJ. Yost to X B. Rlngler, I.I6
working interest, oil and gas lease,
Mercy P. Wells, As acres, Union
district.
E. A, Culbertson 10 X B. Ring.
Ter, I-16 working interest In oil and
gas lease, Mercy P. Wells IS acres,
Union district.
Kore Queen to M. Yost e work
ing interest, Mercy P. Wells, rs
acres, Union District $500.
Liens, Judgments. 1"
J. c. Warmer VS.. Margaret J.
Rockwell, judgment $794o, costs
IS 60, Circuit Court.
Butts & Mcconnell VS. T J Moran
Judgment $4,000 costs 15.45, Cir,
cult Court
Thos. J. Smith VS.. Tolbert
Smith, judgement $6I 80 costs I,65
Justice.
Motley W Underwood VS. Tolbert
Smith judgment $126 81 costs 1.65
Justice.
J. B Smith Store company VS.
David G. Underwood, judgement
5000 costs IS, Judgment.
Trusts.
G. B. Ringler to E. A. Durham,
trustee for Tyler County Bank, on
IS working interest, Mercy P.
Wells as acres, Union district to
secure $500:
Walter B. Keller and wife to F.
D. Mccoy, trustee for Tyler County
Bank, on 43 acres, Lincoln district,
to secure $1,000.
Amanda E Thompson to F. NJ.
| Lemasters, trustee for Rufus Le-
masters, on ~ acres McElroy dis.
trict, to secure S67 90.
A. E. Henning to William Cor
don, trustee for NJ Yost. on stock
of Millinery stock and fixtures, ETC.,
Slstersvil,e. to secure 5000.
! o. G GuyIon and wife to E.
Roome, trustee for W. H. Noll, on
lot In Sistersvllle to secure $500.
c. E. Chadderdon and wife to T.
| F. Birmingham, trustee for P. R.
Bradley, on teams, wagons, ETC.,
to secure 5000.
Elizabeth Forester and husband
to George Underwood, trustee Tor
G B. Starkey, on 9 acres McElroy
district. to secure $Ioo.
M. YoSt to Robert Mccormick,
trustee for Tyler County Bank, on
! 4 working interest on Mercy P.
Wells As acres, Union district, to
secure 5000.
J. F. Algeo to M, D. Hanes, trus'
tee tor H B. Hissom, on lot In
SisterSville to secure 1915.
Presley Underwood and Mary E.
Underwood to John S. Booher,
trustee for Daniel Booher, on Is
acres, McEIroy district, to secure
} 500
Reservation OF Titles.
2 w Z U
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MRS. IDA MCDONALD,
Supreme Deputy Of the Maccabees of the World.

that ! must do something
to regain my health. A
friend advocated your Wine
Of Cardul treatment so
strongly that ! decided to
Try il. although | had little
faith In patent medicines
am now very thankful tia.
! did so. for within Ten day,
blessed relief came to me,
and In less than three
months was cured. and
have enIoyed tnI health
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1903-07-04
Advertised Letters.

Following are the letters remain
ing uncalled for in the postoffice at
L'Anse, for the month ending
June 80, 1903. Persons call
ing for same will please say cad.
vertised:" y
Chas. d. Armstrong,
Henry Derra ~,
Mrs. f. G. Dunton,
Christian Johnson,
Noah Kishatode,
Arthut Van Orman,
Leila w. Waite.
r. @. WILLIAMS, p. NJ.