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Newport daily independent., 1904-11-10
INDEPENDENT ICY Ii. VANDYKE,
 Sher and Editor.
KIT, ARKANSAS.
AL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

HAIL LS A lE llAlNDT GlSO. R. E. Jeffery, substituted trustee to Crawford West, 40 acres, 33-11-1, $25.
 T. D. Lawrence and wife to T. J. Klais and wife, lot 5, block 46, Tuckerman, $50.
 J. c. Walker and wife to J. w. Grubbs, lots II and 12, block IF, Newport, $10.
 Sallie Paterson ct al. to Letha Gage 66.6j acres, 22-11-2, $1.O0.
 Sallie Paterson ct al to Gertrude Miller, 66 2-3 acres, ,21-11-2 $1.00.
 Salllie Patterson to Cornelia Hose, 40 acres, 28-11-2 and in 21- and trust in 2-11-2.
 Sallie Patterson to Estelle Ed wards, 662-3acres, 21-11-2, $1.0O.
 Sallie Patterson to Iva Lee Pat terson, 66, ,66 acres 22-11-2, $1. 00.
 State of Arkansas to R. Me- Donald, 80 acres, 33-1O-4.
 D. c. Dowell and wife to J. E. Johnson, lots 9 and 10, block 22, Tuckerman, $45O.
 Mrs. J. E. Brown to John w.. Scally, lots 2 and 8, block 1, Browns addition, Tuckerman, $215.
 R. Mcdonald to Frederick Stamfe, 80 acres 33-1O-4, $25O.
 J. w. Scally to G. w. Yelver- ton, lots z and 8, block 1, Browns addition, Tuckerman, $225.
 B. w. Stainback and A. G. Anderson to C., R. I. & P. Rail- way, separate leases of ground for switch track, covering period of 10years.
 Chas. B. Kelley, trustee, to B. W. Stainback, lot and part of lot 2, block g, Newport, $2,5O0.
 c. c. Bright and wife to H. l.. and c. B. Razor, 80 acres 13-1O- ;. 5, $3OO.s
 ' Oscar E. Jones and wife to Dan and E. R. Moore, lots 1, 4, 5, 8, 1-2 of 9, block 12; lots 1, 2, 3. 4. block II; also lots 1, 2 and 3, block 12, range 2, Jackson port, $500.
 E. L. Maris ahowe to c. J. Saenger, lot II, block 2, Gold mans addition, Newport, $21OO.
 J. A. Wilson and wife to B. D. Schrimser, lot 6, block 4, Tupelo, $55.
 B. D. Schimser to J. A. Will son, lot 6, block 4. Tupelo, $2OO. J. A. and M. E. Wilson to J. Hall, lot 6, block 4, Tupelo. $275. w. w. Norman & Mena to Jos. B. Sykes, 512.84 acres 3, 9, 1OI IA, 23, 27-11-3, $7692.6O.
 w. R. Watson and wife to J. H. Gamble, 40 acres 19-13-l, s$1, GOO. C. H. Jackson to T. D. Kin man. Jr., lots l, 2 and 15, block 5, Dill's addition, Newport, $500,
Newport daily independent., 1904-11-10

rDrT Write to us for Free Trial Pain Pills, the New Scientific Remedy for Pain. Also Symptom Blank. Our Specialist will diagnose your case tel free. DIR. MILES MEDICAL CO. LABORATORIES. ELKHART. IND
Newport daily independent., 1904-11-10
NOTICE.

Two Cows strayed or stolen. One brindle cow with crumpled horns, marked crop off right ear. One pale red cow with keen horns; mark crop off right ear. W Ill pay $500 for their delivery to me at East Newport.
 d2t-W4t R. c. RAINS.
Newport daily independent., 1904-11-10

White Silk flour, none better, at B0wen's Cash Store. 66dtf
Newport daily independent., 1904-11-10
WORLDS FAIR RATES.

Louisiana Purchase Exposition, St. Louis, April 30th to Decem- Der 1, 1904. Rate for ten day excursion ticket will be one fare and one-ffth for the round trip. Tickets on sale daily April 27th to November 30, 1904. Rate for sixty day excursion ticket one fare and one-third for the round trip. Tickets on sale April 18th to Nov. 2Oth. Rate for season EXCURSION TICKETS eighty per cent. of double the standard one way fare for the round trip. Tickets on sale daily April 18th to Nov. 18th, Final return limit Dec 15, 1904.
 THOS. H. REAMEY, Agt. A. Mortensen has moved his cleaning and pressing shop to the newly remodeled building oppo- site city jail. 86dtf
Newport daily independent., 1904-11-10

Read the Independent for all t news.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-09-09
Died in u Kansas City Hospital.

William lIanky, aged ~ Years. died
Monday afternoon in the hospital at Kan
sas Ci,y. Deceased had been taken TO
the hospital two weeks ago from his
home near Proctor 10 have an operation
performed upon him for cancer OF the
stomach, His physicians performed the
operation Monday morning, but he
being weakened from the effects Of the
disease and the ordeal Of the operation,
Mr.. lianEv died later in the day. ic
leaves a Niie living at Proctor.
The remains were shipped to this city
and arrived here on the Branch train
TUESDAY afternoon, were taken - the
u. t.. church where Rev. y. Busby
preached "a brief funeral sermon, after
which Ia" body wa, conveyed to The city
cemcter. for I~ntcrincnt, the family and
other relatives, with friends and neigh
bors, being present.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-09-09
Friend Of the Home Paper.

A fair minded business man came into
the Democrat Office the other day and in
discussing affairs generally said that he
took three home papers. He o o them
to secure all the local news and reads
them thoroughly. He puts the matter Of
the home paper III a most logical light.
IF | van Geographic and general news
Of the dolngs of the world" he said, 81
read the daily papers coming from the
metropolitan centers, but when | want to
hear from home and to know what is 20
ing on among my old ncighbors and
friends, then | want the papers from my
home town, and | find much satisfaction
III their columns, which the big dailics
cannot furnish This is a truth that no
citizen al possibly deny, and the scn,i
ment should develop to the extent Of
every household in the country.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-09-09
Joe StrIngcr Drowned.

Joseph %Stringcr, aged abou, ~ years,
SON Of Mr.. and Mrs. owen Stringer, met
his death in rather a singular manner at
their home in Pueblo, Colorado, on
Thursday, September lst. The boy had
been playing about an irrigation ditch
near his home when he fell into the
water and before help could arrive to aid
him, was drowned.
The family moved to Pueblo about four
years ago, having been residents of Yer
~saillcs formerly. The body was shipped
to this city and arrived here via the Rock
Island on the early train Monday morn
ing and was taken to the home of Grant
Strin%cr, brother Of the boys father.
At O'Clock Monday afternoon the
funeral was held from the Baptist church,
Rev. t.. Sims conducting the services,
intcfmcnt taking place at the city Gene
terry, The parents and other relatives
entertain the sympathy Of our people in
this hour OF their sad misfortune and be
ICaIciucut.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-09-09
Early Morning Fire.

on citizens were hurriedly called out
between five and six O'Clock Wednesday
morning by the cries of fire aud the ring
ing of the church bells.
The fire was located in the residence
property owned by Mr.. NJ. Joachimi in
the southeast part Of town, formerly &C
cupied by Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Grew.
John Alice and family moved into the
building Tuesday and had hardly got
their household goods in place when the
FIRE occurred. Mr.. Alice arose and after
building a fire in the kitchen stove left
for his livery barn OH Newton street. Mrs.
Alice heard the roaring blaze and ran out
into the yard and found the roof mass
Of flames, having caught from the hue.
BY this time others had discovered the
fire and the family were quickly aided in
getting out of the house. The building
seemed doomed from the start and the
citizens who appeared on the scene sue
cccded in saving most of the household
good the only loss being some earned
yools and utensils located in the cellar.
The house was totally destroyed causing
a loss OF about $500. Insurance 500.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-09-09
Oklahoma Excursion Train.

Several big excursion trains passed
through Versailles last Saturday night
and Sunday on the Rock Island bound
for St. Louis. These trains had on board
large delegations Of Oklahoma people
who were enroutc TO the World $ Fair to
be present at the exercises during Okla
homa week. One section stopped here
just after o Sunday. The coaches
were profusely decorated with banners
and national %colors, while products of
the territory were carried in one car.
The governor and other territory officials
were among the number, and a party of
Indians and many Of different rationale
ties we're on board. The most tempting
product i'll sight was a lUC-pound water
melon. The excursionists were having
"A jolly time.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-09-09
WIZ DcvcIop Coal PrOspcct.

Me-H's l.. 4 Cicwsor and + II. %IiArri-
~on tw" oi ouy most entcrptising real
estate hlstlcIS, drove TO New Stoger one
day last week Tor the purpose Of looking
after their coal and mineral holdings
III that new town. These gentlemen are
not given TO grand stand" plays, nor
do they indulge in any Dverplus of hot
air in tErir business ventures. We have
IT on Go"l authority that they intend TO
develop their coal prospect rear that
toHn, ard II they start in on such "A prop
oSItIou Ia citizens of New Stovcr can
rest assW:ci that ii will he pushed ia
completion. even If Mr.. Crewson has to
90 TO Europe and float bonds to insure
sufficient capital 10 make it a sure go,
The next thing wc know Messrs. Crew
son ami Harrison will develop into full.
AcdRed coal operators.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-09-09
FAvORiTE HOME PAPER.
Why the Twice-a Week Republic
has Achieved Wide Popularity.

Established for nearly IA century and
read regularly by mo,c than cocoon
persons IN the West and Southwest, the
TWICE A.WEEh ~HErrBIIC Of st. Louis
can Justly lay cain to that cnvlable
distinction, "Favorltc Home Paper"
II is great because it la, Away, aim
ed 10 inform, ms rict and entertain lis
readers IN all matters Of public and
home interest. In 1905 It will b" cspcc-
tally Interesting and valuable. Here
are soine reasons why you Should sub
scribe for II:
Tnis is campaign year, ard you Will
want, 10 be Informed Of the movements
of party leaders, reports of the great
National and STATE conventions, the
progress Of the campaign, reports of
cicctlOES, etc.
You viii want to know all abCu' the
World. Fair, 10 he held in st LOUIS
from April 30 To December |, 1904.
You will be Interested in and kept
wei informed bv the Farm Visitor. a
regular supplement of the paper. pre-
pared especially for the farmer and his
family.
You will want 20 know what the
world is doing in every field of acLtv ty,
and through the Unsurpassed cvS and
spccial service Of the Twicr. a.Wcck ltt-
public YOU viii not be disappointed.
In short sketches. choice bits Of tic.
ton, articles Of interest 10 omen chill.
dicn and home. fashion hints and help-
ful household Suggestions, the Twice.
n .wrck Republic easily leads among
the wcekli-s Of the great West.
II YOU want the TwicE A-WEEK RI
PUBLIC cnt TO your address. order II Al
once direct from the office at ~ Louis,
! Mo. or N,ruuri, yorr local nsstsicalcr.
1t costs ODly Si.Oo = year.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-09-09

beginning August 18th and continuing
until September lOth, the NJ. *. & +.
ky will sell low rate round trip tickets
TO san Francisco and Los Angeles, Cal.
The rate from ST. LOUIS, Columbia,
Iaycttc, Hannibal, Jefferson City,
Mobcrly, Monroe and Paris, Mo-, is
$3.50, SedaIia $tS.t5, Clinton Sth,l5,
Boonyille 80. 10, Joplin :l5.35. From
most other points $500. ON each Tues
dav eAcnin9 a touris, car leaves st. Louis
running without change 10 san Francisco
via The KATY FLYER" THIS car passes
through the Territory ON Wednesdays,
amt affords a splendid opportunity t"
make the trip to the coast IN ease and
comfort.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-09-09
Pleased with Theft Holdings.

W. II. Hi,cs, Vice President of the
Monarch Con. aud Mineral Co, Simpson
coal banks near Excelsior, has beer in
Morgan County looking after the prop.
crty lntcrc-,, OF his Company, Mr.. iIites
called on the Democrat last FRIDAY and
expressed himself as very much pleased
with the favorable outlook in connection
with the mining Of the famous Simpson
coal, which is recognized as among Ia,
best veins Of this county. Mr.. liltes
departed Monday for lis home IN Toledo
Ohio, feclin% very much elaied over III,
success of the "Monarch'' under ). /
Summers SUPPLEMENTARY.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-09-09
New Slower to Have q Picnic.

The citizens of New Stoyer west OF
Versailles have large posters ont adver.
Using a Grand Citizens Picnic to be held
at that place for Friday ard Saturday,
Sept. 10 and II. The proceeds Of this
demonstration are to be used for improv-
ing the roads leading to the town,
and the cause is a wcrthy one. The pic.
mic will last two days and music, speak
ing, races, contests, dancing and amuse-
ments Of different kinds have beer pro-
vided, while the business men of that
place have offered special prizes and pre-
iniuuis to winners of the different events.
The affair will draw large crowds from
the surrounding country.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-09-09
Speciai Home Seekers Rates.

Via the Missouri Pacific Ry. sold Aug.
9tt and 2}rd and Sept. 18Th and eth,
Iy,t. Rate Of two dollar for round ,riI
with maximum rate OF $500 and mini,
mum rate Of 500, to most points in
Arkansas. Missouri, Indian and Okla.
homa Territories, Louisiana and Texas.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-09-09
Horses aud Mules Wanted.

g.. y. West Of Clinton will be in Yer
sailics Tuesday Sept. 20, for the purpose
Of huying cavalry horses and mules. He
viii Ne AT Williams Bros. Sale Stables,
and persons having good horses and
mules should bring them in. He Will be
here every two weeks after that date.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-09-09

Mount Moriah reports a peculiar case
growing ont Of the Rosebud land draw.
ing; a Mrs. Carpenter, a soldiers
widow living there, registered, for a
claim, but died a few days before the
drawing came of. Her name drew
claim No. 45I, and people are wonder.
my what disposition viii be made Of Ct
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-09-09

We are now open and will be pleased
to see all customers at pur new Livery
Stables on Fisher street. Rigs for city
driving, stylish and up.to.date.
WILLIAMS Bros.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-09-09
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

mess was disposed OF.
The annual conference OF the NJ. T..
church South convcres in Springfield
next week, beginning Wednesday
Thorpe Bros, who were recently award
ID the contract to put a new root on the
court house, are at work on the job this
week.
TN big boiler for the electric light
ylant arrived this week and is being
placed in position at the power house on
West Newton street.
4 game OF ball was pulled off on the
gronDls in the north part Of twol last
SUNDAY hf.ernoon between the Pickups
e this city and the High Prairie Colts.
Versailles lost to III. u ,'ors by = score
Of 7 TO =.
Tie Versailles Telephone 90. los, q
TELEPHONE owing to the fire Wednesday
morning. ,1anaper Cook had just put
in new phone for the benefit OF Mr..
Alice Tuesday afternoon which was
consumed III t1t names.
I'm advertisement of the Monarch Coal
ENG Mineral Co., of Excelsior, will be
found in this issue, and should interest
our readers who intend to burn Coal the
coming winter. T. Marriott & Son
are agents for the company III this city.
". II. Strong is their agent at Barnett.
Tie son of John sullivan, The million.
oire who operates a@addlc tree factory AT
Jefferson CAY with convict labor, is
spending his vacation at the state capital
IN preference to touring Europe with the
other members Of the family. InCiden-
tally, the young man is driy u a grading
cam. for which service he IL GIVE :l.25
YER day and finds himself.
3cy. J.. Y. Busby of the " T.. Church
breaches his farewell sermon Sunday
Ecxt week he goes TO conference, which
oonycnc5 at Springfield on Wednesday.
As he has been stationed here two on
f.rencc terms, 1t is probable that he viii
d. ctaugcd to some other location By
The ronitrcacc. He should he greeted
With a good conprepngn Sundav.
,;,,;c h,,I q, st.,,1,. ran r.a,
7jnn.u.,i Ige, Saturday was attended NV
A large rrovd a number from this CITY
taking ADVANTAGE Of Tn. fine weather to
,!rire out and spend The day III the coun
,rv and enjoy the ui<uic. Editor Iohu
u,uuay and VIII I, steuheus ,uo of fine
~ "
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-10-29

Captain Josiah Brooks, Of the IIia-
watha, has been at home the greater
part OF the week. The lIiawatha Is
closed now but Mr.. Brooks has charge
OF an exploration for the same com
pany on section Il, west Of the Baltic.
Because Of the giving out OF the boiler,
work was suspended at the exploration
for week.
The Crystal Falls Boys Band is no
more. Because OF some disagreement
within the ranks the organization
went TO uieceS. II is too bad. The
boys were doing nicely. Get together,
boys, and re-organize. Crystal Falls
needs good band.
Mrs. Geo Loeb, Of Eseanaba, Mrs.
Harriet G. Baker, and son Francis, OF
Chicago, and Mrs. NJ. J Loeb and
baby daughter, Margaret, OF Escana-
ba, are guests az the home OF Mn.
and Mrs Thomas Richards.
The city OF Menominee has an
epidemic Of typhoid fever Twenty
cases were reported there ON Thurs
day and the disease Is on the increase.
The cause is attributed TO the water
In use
Came To My Enclosure At the
Fisher settlement, black and white
hcifer cali about siA month old OWL
er can have saline ~ proving aud pay
ing charges. NEsrEg BHUCE.
Alex Ross came over from non
River last Saturday evening Mr.
Ross will 90 90 Amasa ar once 10 in-
stall a lot ot machinery tor the oliver
Mining Company
Hon NJ II Moriarty viii visit Alger
county next week 10 do some campaign
work for the republican ticket
sam Bridges has been in Chicago
the greater part Of the week getting
in his holiday stock
Captain Harry Dun was over from
lron River visiting his many friends
here over SUNDAY.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-10-29
A Communication.

There are few young fresh alexis
In town that seem 10 have no better
occupation than following young
ladies, who happen 90 be alone on the
streets AT night. one young lady In
particular, has been followed three
different nights, from the post otlice
corner where these smart and motor
ious freshies c0ngregate awaiting
their victims. Hereafter the young
lady will carry "a weapon, and would
advise other young ladies who are
alone, 10 do the same and there will
be less OF this obtruSiye companion
ship. Where are our police?
4 READER.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-10-29
AMASA NEWS.

Chas Mcclure, Geo. Promo, VIM.
Robinson and Q. 4. Wade have hard
luck story 10 tell Of their hunting trip
In the vicinity Of kenton last week.
They spent the whole week looking
for birds and had but one nice day,
They succeeded ia bagging about y
between them and when they boarded
the y. s $. s. a. train for home they
checked their baggage one piece ot
which contained the birds They g0t
OIL at SidnaN and watched their bag
gage come out az the car but II VAS
one piece Shy the piece that contain
cd The birds. ard Mr.. Mcclure lm.
mcdiately set up claim for another
piece bat the baggagcman insisted
That none other WAS there ANA the
train pulled out without their getting
any satisfaction Monday, the miss
ing piece OF baggage came TO Amasa
but instead OF - birds IL contained
but ten. What happened 10 the other
birds can bc surmised, only.
There are about two days loading
left ON the big piles that once stood
at the Hcmlock mine. The car supply
was not Hush Thursday and Friday or
the whole of Ii would now be la the
cars. As ii is they expect TO have IL
all loaded and the shovel shut down
Tor the season by next Saturday al the
latest.
The county road and bridge crew
finished their labUrS last Wednesday
and have gone The new bridge Is "a
beauty ami u was erected in good
shape su That Nmasa cau nuw boast ni
as good facilities n The bridge Iiuc us
aus place in the county
Tho mason, have Finished tbep
work on the uaW h3.a 400 -nc Home.
Iaak lud tne boiler makers hue at
work lp1ay is hoped ~ gaJ tle
boiler Dos shape Tor aIaaHp IS tlo
Hr4 thg Uera alter H tlr
abe
ouu.l N tM U ladies'
te U
ae
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-10-29
Pensions! Pensions!

e. y Foote, the successful pension
attorney, of Kalamazoo, Mich, viii
be nd the Lockwood hotel, CrystaI
Fails on Monday. Oct 81. 1905 An
Comrades and others, including Wild.
uws Of soldiers, who desire Informal
tiUn relating 20 pensions are cordially
invited totlii upm hm iIc viii "a.
plain otdr $50. 1-. amHtug pension
800 account Ul H epHsh MU a0a-
r ar invited to $40 h.m
Na afrIH uaHe ElnH
#tt
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-10-29
personals


While an Lansing last week We met
Miss Minnie Harbour and ChaS. Frib-
ley. both CRYSTAL Falls people WHO
have positions AZ Lansing Miss llar-
hour Is sten0grapher la the state land
ofilce aud Is recognized a. one Of the
very best stenogaphers IN tile capitol.
Mr. Frbley Is managing a retail store
for the Bemcnt Manufacturing com
panv. concern which employs 20
men there Ia Lansing, manufacturing
stoves and agricultural implements
Mr. Frlblcy has a line position and 4
we'll liked by hiS employers.
Edward Swanson, former resident
of Maple Grove, who sustained injuries
about TWO years ago that caused
mental arrangement, neceSsitating
his being sent 20 Newberry, died at
that institution last Thursday night.
lie was a member OF Northern Tent
and his family still resides In the city.
Mrs swanson was notified 10y telegraph
ON Tuesday OF his serious condition.
The remains will be brought here for
burial and the funeral will occur on
sunday.
Mr.. John Allen and sons, who
have the contract 20 plaster the Dia-
mond Drill building, are AT work up
on ii this week The carpenters have
already commenced 10 lay the floor In
the hall and that portion OF the build
ing will bee ready for occupancy next
week. The several lodges will hold
their first meeting therein at that
time but the grand opening Will not
occur until later when the whole build
ing will be completed.
Alfred Justified represented Iron
River lodge at the Grand Lodge !. O..
O. r. al Lansing last week. On his
way 70 Lansing he ran over 10 Detroit
and visited his niece. Miss Lottie
Justified. who is attending the Detroit
school OF domestic science. Miss
Lottie is very much interested In her
work and Is progressing rapidly
Prof. WOodmansee advises Mr., Dew
ey that hc Will leave Milwaukee for his
upper peninsula tonr about NOV Eth
which viii bring him % Crystal Falls
about Nov, 10Th as ne hasa couple Of
stops 10 make on the way lle viii
remain long here enough 20 tune all
pianos that need tuning. Leave orders
at Dcwey's Music Store.
At the Holy Guardian Angel Church
tomorrow there viii be but one mass,
at 7:30a, hi. Second mass viii be at
1880 a. m. ut Amasa. Tuesday next
will bc the feast OF An saints on
which day services will be held AZ 9
o'clock am aud uu "Wednesday next,
All Souls Day mass for the dead will
be said at o'clock a, m.
Chas II. Watson made Joe. Twas
heart thrice glad this week by trading
him mule which Joe has taken TO
his bosom with the kiudliest affections
Joe says that mules az their best are
uncertain quantities, but because OF
the careful training and culture show
cred upon his acquisition he is certain
Iva remarkable beast
I'm mentioning the farewell party
given at the WarShawsky hail last
week Friday. wc Inadvertently omit.
ed 10 state that, in addition 10 being q
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-10-29

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League Vhiel fur >um shine put Ry
NOT been 900 active operations fbH
following officers Ncru elected
President Miss blanche lteE
ist Vice president and chairman dt.
partmrnt nt Christian Work. ..,..,
Miss Helen Ross.
2nd Vice president and chairman dc.
partmcnt % World ENauge m......
Miss Cora koepekc.
3rl Vice president and chairman of
Literary department .,..s..t.
Miss Margaret Ards
ith Vice president aud chairman So
cial department Aliunlu Harding
~ccWtarH... ........t.W VIM Hchau
Treasurer .s..s.... Miss Grace sage
OfgBuist ..... Miss Befuirc NonS.
Tile devotional mrctin4s nt thr
League Nllt De held Dob Tie class room
ut iir cuuMN uu SUNDAY evenings hn-
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Alies Euurl lHF uaHel ta#
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