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The San Francisco call., 1904-10-13
ENIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
VISIT THE EXPOSITION
Three Thousand Members of Order
Celebrate the Special Day Desig-
mated i'm Their Honor

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 12.-Three thou
sand Knights of Columbus visited the
exposition grounds to-day, where they
celebrated the special day designated
in their honor and also commemorated
the 4I2th anniversary of the discov-
cry of America by Columbus. Ad-
dresses were delivered by Archbishop
Glennon of st. Louis, Rev. Thomas H.
Malone of Denver and others.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-13
AN ONUCE OF
PREVENTION IS
WORTH A POUND
OF CURE.

But in spite of all precautions. people
are especially during the fall months.
exposed to the dangers of impure drink
ing water.
Wherever the exposure is unavoidable
the system can be protected In some de-
gree by healthy mucous membranes.
mucous membrane free from catarrh
is not so liable to absorb disease germs
as an unhealthy mucous membrane.
Indeed it may be doubted whether
perfectly healthy mucous membrane is
subject to contaminations of this sort
At least this much is certain, mu-
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-13
Re-eIect the Retiring Directors.

NEW YORK, Oct. 12.-The stock
holders Of the Pacific Coast Company
held their annual meeting in Jersey
City to-day and reelected the three
retiring directors.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-13
Art ScInooI SnnnIies.

Drawing pencils and papers. drawing
instruments. draughtmens supplies, inks
sketch pads, oil colors, drawing boards,
thumb tacks. crayons and erasers; al
ways the best. Sanborn, Vail & Co. 741
Market street.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-13
DISCORD Mau Cause Jurors to Ask for Dismissal
Grand JURY To Take Up Election Commission
BALLOT BOX FRAUDS DPdQnGt Catches Jos. RebStOCk

HE session of the Grand Jury this afternoon may be at
tended with sensational developments The attempt
will be made to ndict the Election Commissioners
charges of ignoring the law in appointment of precinct off
If II fails ii was said yesterday, request may be
made to the court for dismissal of the Grand Jury
Some members of the Grand Jury seeking, in the
opinion of the Others TO conduct the investigation of the p
mary frauds with uwarrantcd vgor The dscord that deve
oped the meeting Tuesday evening, when adjournment
was in disorder may result open rupture to-day
Joseph Rebstock, who inspector in the Almshouse
district taken into custody yesterday in anticipation Of
indictment that will be returned to-day.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-13
Snow FAILS i'm New York State.

NEW YORK, Oct. 12.-The first
snow of the season fell at Albany,
Schenectady and a number of other
places up the State to-day 1t melted
as fast as il fell.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-13

some cases this is
very inconvenient
and puts a great
burden upon the
people. Yet it
ought to be done
for SeIf-prOtectfoo
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-13

NEW BOILER INSPECTOR APPOINTED
John E. Wynne, brother of Congressman
Wynne, has been appointed Assistant Inspector
of Boilers at this port.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-13

The logic Of this
is that during the
month of October
every one should
take the precau-
tiOn of cleansing
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-13
"PERUEA, By CREATING HEALTHY MUCOUS MEMBRANES, rs
GREAT PREcAUTI0E AGAINST ACQUIRING DISEASES FROM IMPURE
DRINKING KATER."-Dr s. B. Hartnzan

cous membrane perfectly free from ca
tarrh is not so liable to become infected
as a mucous membrane that is deranged
by catarrhal congestion.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-13
KEEP THE
MUCOUS
MEMBRANES
HEALTHY.

and healing the mucous membrane by
the use of Peruna
a teaspoonful or two Of Peruna taken
every day during the fall months. when
the drinking water is at its worst, Is a
great precaution against acquiring dis
eases from impure drinking water.
A few doses Of Peruna put the mucous
membranes right and guard the system
against impurities.
If the cities cannot protect the inhabi-
tants from impure drinking water. the
inhabitants must protect themselves by
keeping the mucous membranes clean
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-13

Mss Minnie ST. Louis writes
the of troubled for
condition of
to colds and Affections resulting herefrom
rnyb my
but nothi me I
rfech
ofdose and find 1
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-13

and healthy andl
entirely free from
catarrh. This can
only be success
fully accomplished
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-13
PE-RU-NA
PROVIDES
PROTECTION.

by the intelligent use of Peruna-
Should you desire special instructions
regarding the use of Peruna, write TO
DIR. s. B. Hartman, President of the
Hartman Sanitariuun Columbus Ohio,
and he will give you the benefit OF his
valuable advice gratis.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-22
One Extra Special

OuC LACEd OpCCloI
100 pieces G000 yards Of Lace Stripe Batste floral fruit
geomecal and Persian designs; all 1904 prutng exquisite
oolorng These goods have just arrived They bought
pessy Tor tins big sale aud viii make impression
be forgotten The real value of goods zoe and 2
per yard. TO go
Sc PER YARD.
This is truly bargain
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-22
Summer shawl Vogue.

Whether the fchu and bertha are re-
sUlUsibIe for the return of summer
shawl wear or no. certain il ls that this
little throw so greatly esteemed by
our foremOt theirs IS 90 enjoy decided
vogue this season. Now the girl who
has family heirloom IN the way of a
crepe or silk shawl needs only TO wrap
herself u the. familE pride and never
attempt 10 C0ujurc plehlan new
others though there be- who are not
SO fortunate. and they VIII ind this
fashion note from an eastern exchange
interesting. 1.-The fad I'm shawls runs
toward embroidered crepe. particular
Is when the embroidery Is I'm seit-tones.
Tor the Eirl who may own only one
shawl, the most desirable selection is a
white crepe embroidered and fringed
fin white. She win fold it i'm long, mar
row. scarf-Iize lines, with one row Of
fringe at the top. so that she may
draw FIT up over her head IN the cool
night air. The fringe softens a face
immensely.
next To- the crepe shawl comes the
Crocheted or knitted affair, which
Dickens characters were portrayed as
making in endless numbers. Iu the
0Ideu days this shawl was apt to be
heavy and conservative looking. To-
dav il Us a mass of dImy designs. Heecy
threads ana ribbons The favorite
combination is "a fine wool yarn. over
knit with silk threads. an worked i'm AN
Open shell pattern and with deep seal
lup- The silk is I'm the same tone as the
wool thread. or with q pale blue or a
nile green wool a silvery thread is en-
ployed, like an OVERLAPPING mesh of
metal
"a fascinating little shawl and hood
combined is knitted iu nile green yarn,
with squares marked or iu white SILK.
The stitch IS that employed iu making
old fashioned afghaus or autimacas-
sars. The design shows "a deep point
iu the back, with smaller points over
the shoulder. running up gracefully to
the neck iu the front
IAN enticng hood of the green yarn
falls al the back. It Is lined with a
cObWeb pattern In white silk. showing
the green through 3D.; the fringe s. of
white SILK. and white silk cord and tas-
sells are used for a duisn
For "a dashing brunette there Is the
same design in white yarn. with trim
mmgs OF brilliant scarlet Including the
lining of the hood. cord and tassels
For women with light gray Oh white
hair. dressed high. there is nothing
more effective in the way of a summer
wrap than black spanish lace. This
may be am obloHg scarf. 0r he familiar
throee-c0rnercd shawl which drapcs So
cdcciiTciT over Tho bair
1Dung girls cling 10 long. narrow
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-22
Worth, the Celebrated Dressmaker,
In Favor Of Hoop skirts.

Until Worth declared himself, the
ho0pskirt was simply style scare.
says this WOrid-famed man dressmak-
err II consider the wide haring skirt
or the early SOS, with hoops beneath. as
the ideal wear for ceremonial occasions.
and believe that they VIII be worn I'm
the near future by women of fashion.
They are graceful and bet0ken a life Of
wealth and leisure, which should be the
hallmark of every woman of fashion"
And this ls subscribed TO by his own
handwriting, says a fashion writer of
authority.
Now. then. shall &c be coerced into
accepting this hide0us style, for am that
Worth himself thinks TO the contrary?
There's the question. Never were lines
and curves given such attention to
two Never were women more beauti-
fully gowned. and now we are 60 turn
from the decidedly artistic and become
bailoon-iike. Wen IFS all too horri-
ble,' said the dame consulting over her
gown with one Of our fashionable mod
istes. Possibly Worth has reckoned
without his host September gowns
may come to us with "hoops beneath
and from this same Worth The ex-
tr6mist. too, may accept. but the Amer
lean Woman's strong point IS individu-
atty Let her ueighbor be batloou-Iike
and She wish it, Cliugiug draperies
need not for that reason be seen no
more i0 the land. And true this isl
even AT the present moment. Between
the 1890 and Directoire STYLES there is
the oppositeuess of black o. white
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-22
when Fashion Authorities Disagree.

According to a New York fashion au-
tnorlty. uoucet whose advocacy OF the
1850 models continues, IS now opposed
oJ faquln- who is introducing he Di-
ieclolfe modes With their tight bOdices
and fiat sleeves. The change should ba
agreeable TO many. Some Of the draw
iugs Tor the new gowns received from
Paris designed for summer wear have
me puhlngs Of the sleeves confined to
the shoulders or just above the elbows
Narrow sleeves from the elbow down
are preferred 20 the full Iace-trimmed
affairs that while new To the general
PUBLIC are not worn by the extremely
fashionable
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-22
Division Of Labor.


airs gusOn-Here piece in
tins newspaper chat VIII interest you.
George. JIG is How 10 Live on Ten
Dollars q Week.
Ar. Ferguson haven't time fo usad
Laura suppose sou j1iet eansnlit
q 10 memory and ial noe cpnt.nac 10
hustle luI The $40 agek
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-22

searfs in madras or cotton crepe eff
fects. striped i'm pale Roman silk
veaves, with perhaps just a dash Of
gold or silver. While these lightweight
wraps blend wen with summer dresses,
the girl who wants TO be up to date Sc
lects the shawl which is crocheted or
knitted and run with ribbons"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-22
SMARTEST in SUMNER COSTUMES FOR WOMEN
Continued from Page 6. Section 81

the white veil IS tabooed But blue.
green, red, pink and Lavender were
there. These are 10 enjoy so decided a
vogue that all other colors-With the
exception of bIack-must go to the
background. The immensely long
wells. those designated the "automO-
bile" are not likely % DE a general
admiration.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-22

dent from the date OF Lincoln's death.
How often during the next four years
Butler must have pondered upon the
irlnH II fale.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-22
Some handsome Dress Goats Reduced

About two dozen handsome Spring
cloth of gold and others have been slat
cut for quick clearance. The lengths ar
36-inch cut. Styles the latest. A few Of
ly soiled. Among the light shades are:
$1,000, $1,000, $3.50, $500, $3.50,
S36.75, $29.75, $2S.50, $2T.j0 and $3.50
And the Black Silks at $500 $1,000,
$3.50, S39.75, $3.50 and $500
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-22
five Hundred Remnants

Lengths from to 10 yards This seasons big ac
best selling Wash Goods representing choice sheer
weight Wash Goods; regular selling goods 15c to
Entire lot Monday and week
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-22
Monday Only, SLOO COrsets for sc

The newest models of three standard
and drab, all sizes. Straight fronts witt
short models. On sale Monday only 75c.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-22
Real Organizes

Grenadne Organizes Chiffon Organizes Glaze Organizes and
Czarne Organizes The exhibit of these Organizes comprise
collection of the most beautiful prnngs in three color
effects shown Real values up to soc.
MONDAY AND WEEK, 25c PER YARD.
Entire stock of imported high Fabrics for Shirt
Waist Suits; also Tailor Suits beautiful novelties exclusive
confined styles Materials regular Soc 75c $OO 1925 m
S1.7j, marked down for Monday
% TO so PER CENT
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-22
India Linen

You should take advantage Of yards White India Linen
Our zoe number and good Youmay graduating gown
MONDAY AND WEEK. 12c PER YARD.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-22
Another Great Offer

5000 yards beautiful Wash Goods-you might saw Orande
only very little heavieresigns and coorngs choice
hora fruit Persians stripes dots white coored black grounds
wonderful of sheer goods Real 25c and 35c
MONDAY AND WEEK, 14c PER YARD
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-05
MT, GROVE TENS.
nYsN'GEr LiLl,E.

Iiellow kind Ell, here come nth
some more news for The WoRL "
CRHssEr
I.i1aje Exendine visited her Niecr
last saturday and sunday.
Mrs. tIoI, and family and Mrs
3xec1IDe visited Nir. Sullivan and
FANNY.
airs. Feas, Of Kansas city il here
payins her Dar.o's a visit whilc re-
pairing LEI property
| ssy Mary was jrst thinking
OF plyins You visit io the West,
bHt see YOU and Jessie has agreed
nor e ylsit Kansas any more; 50 I
wont yet % go, boo, BOO, Mary
Dollic Drpue was the welcome
guest Of Cordelia Sullivan Saturday
Hrs Fisher nrs been on Inc slc&
list dnring the pasi week.
AIr. Foster and family was The vel.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-05

Mr.: Jane, Smart came 20 us
and r1qaested us 20 lay to our
5nsauy readers and ns,ecial Is those
interested--rha he did rot. nor
does not intend to allow his child
rem 10 write up any thing OF an
offensive nature. AND NJ thp.e was
Il few things SAID which it seemed
TO be dissnlisfactorallv; be wishes
them tonnder.tand tlat it will OF
be 50 any mora, an | ,urii,er hopes
that there viii bp u consideration
Of all Correspondents in this man
ner-Anl as ~ sa'a be w,n ed
friendship 10 be ~ the best with
al, his mi 5hoofs u I'D peop,e, and
remain theirs the same.
Nov we shall add to the above
this--Any thing hereafter that
comes to us; by Correspondents
that has my attendency to cause
hard thoughts with caci, other. 1t
will not be pubiised--l our paper
can rr Do ynn good, We do aot
nend t 0 d harm.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-05
DuTca TOWN ITEMS
'Bi THE DEspERADo"

Kind Ed, VIII write a few
items for the CREssET as ! have
not wrote any for a lolg time on
the accoun. Ct sickness.
Having nice rainy weather for
almost the past week.
Hose lemons and Minnie Her.
rlngton made ailying trip to
Mingsville.
The saprise singing was well at !
teEded ut Mrs. killmers Saturday
night,
James Stiliey has heen on the
puny list this week and had 10 lay
on from his work hope he viii be
able Is work soon
sherman 'rowe made business
trip to Mingsville Satuday,
Rey G M McGulre was called 70
preach ihe lns,lelng year at Sue
cess hope him success in doing u
good work for tho Master,
Rev Baker is reported no better
ut this writing the doctors say
there is not much chance for him:
When Tho boys had tie shivereo
at Jasper Roberts Monday night
John Mings had the misfortune OF
bursting his gun:
Z + Adams made a flying trip to
Mingsyille;
John Mcclure wanted to 90 tc
plow;,
His pa says John You car nttLe
COW;
Bye Bye 70 az;
These items were crowted cu
Ilastw.ek;
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-05
ROCK SPRINGS
"DY UilL $40 GAR"

Wen here | come again with a
little more news for Ire CREsSEf f..
Ada and Lille Bailey we're the
welcome guest Of JENNIE Barnes
hast sun.
y yrtle Freeman has boon .uc
cesSiull in securing The Duns
more school, We wish to conplut-
ulate her, wishing her abundant
success and hope that her work
may meet the approval of all con.
cernc1 Myrtle isattending school
at cabool She hasn't taught a
school but we think that he viii
teach good school for she il a
good Intelligent girl, | intend to
do all | can 30 make her school n
Suc cess and 1 hope the est OF
the district viii A teacher can
not teach a good school without
they all help, Myrtle has our
best wishes.
Antha Rodgers and Ella Orten
visited 'l'ennie Tate last Sunday
evening;
Henry Tate and Wiley Zirschky
attended church at Roek Springs
Sunday:
Oh 'Sasie' vou ID lst come a.
gain weenioy reading YOUR iteu
There IS lots more we enjoy read.
ing too:
Minnie Wright ard two little
daughters in company With Lulu
NcGowen visited Tennie Tate last
wednesday:
We were glad 10 see 'Flossy
and her sister out at Rock Spg 5
Sunday:
Oh Sweetheart Henry said
you was ahead of tinic the cleo
tion wont come off untilI neXt fall:
Oh Sugar yon and 'Mollases
must not Quit writing items for
J enjoy reading your items.
| will close good bye to Ed.
and correspondents.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-05
Lite r'inev Creek * sr.s

"gf RED ROSE"
Kind Ed as have been out OF
the ring for some time thought
| would Jump in again. Nice
morning.
Mary Bennet and husband have
come back TO old No. they come
with the measles.
Catherine Vandiver is staying
at Ed Kennevs.
Well Mary il wos to bad that
yon had 10 write all by your
self,
Robert Sutton visited home
folks In Mt Grove Wednesday
night.
Oh! say George B, did you get
home all right you ought to stayed
and not won't to meeting,
Nerva Y. is staying at ], F.
Akeman at present.
| Brace Atkison haC been working
at Mr.. Williamn.
There were several fishing
Sunday,
John Steward attendes meeting
and s. S, a. Gravel Pt. pretty
regular wonder who it is that
draws his attention.
Vol as ! have been absent for
so long will close hcpiug to see
this - PRINT and best wishes to
81 Q CgEssEr and its many readers
bye bye to all.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-05

WE HAD THOUGHT that We bad
said about all THAT we would say
before the nomination OF Atty.
Folk for Governor, but after read
ING tho language Of Ed McJimsey
OF the st. Joseph Gazotte. AS lie
presents the idea that-the kepub-
lican party cannot afford TO have
Folk Oh the head uf thelr ticket
He names four Republicans who
are Just as well qualified rs Folk
and in inc instances his superior
We are not going 10 doubt their
ability But we shall say that
Joseph Folk has the relns III his
hands and he has by a straight
forward move iii the line Of duty
learned how to handle Them and
how to pull them--So let lin still
use them and let every honest
Democrat and Republican stand
byshim as long as he uses them for
the people, and for the good OF the
people---lt matters not how good
the Republican ls-B Before he
could accomplish much ho would
have togo through the fight which
Mr.. Folk has went through--So
we think tits best not to stop the
fight and 40 back over the old
battle tioldShut prGss forward and
press the battle TO the gate. Tn
der our present commander,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-05
ALICE ITEMS

NY TWO rosy cliEEk MAIpENs..
Hello kind Ed. and Cor. we will
cndeuyOr TO Scribble some more
items for the wonderful paper,
Cool weatheriat present.
George Bailey started for Coz
orado lastSun, tie l7th,
Rcosc Bailey m1 family start
cd for Washington last Tuesday
Fannie toirman was the guest
of Lille aid Ada Bailey all Of last
week, she is talking Of going to
her grandpa's on Big Creek but
we hope she will not, for she
viii be greatly missed by her
many friends,
The singing at D. W. Baileys
willhave to be postponed till am
other moon shiney night when it
isn't raining, don't you think SO
Punch and Judy.
Say Sweet Lille wasn't that Bertha
Wright and win Blankenshir that took
fthai nip.
sam Mabe is wp-kipg for d ~
Bailey,
| tinwdy Snow Bail and Rain Fall we
sure like 70 sc, yonritens.
John Robinson and Ed Raeree are
tinqnirins for n dish washer suppose
they have found them one for hmyn'l
heard any thing else lately il they havn'l
/, hope they wlll'have sacccss in finding
n them one
Eta Hutcheson went to Washington
/ with X. s. Ba,leys also
/ Walter CoiTman visi ed ai y, VI
y alleys Saturday right,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-05
"DN RECORDER,

"DS RECORDER
-t.4e.-,.v.
Apr. is gone.
Goodbye month Of showers,
That brings May flowers,
Which bloom the summer thro;
WewiIl sing your praise,
Through pleasant days,
And thank the Lord for you
, There was 2 very small crowd
out to church asst Sun Rev. Coble
was on the sick list and unable to
preach. Rev. Coates filled his
place.
DolpL Deck was bach from
Gass City the past week visiting
his many Old friends. He will re
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-05
CROOKED CREEK ITEMS,

By iuie poarI "ud r"pa Lurle Girl, 4
lle.lo kind Ed here We come
with Il few items hoping you will
ndmltns IN your happy circle;
Raining i'll this part At present ::
Eta llutcbeon left April 10Th
for Washington where She will
visit her brofher and sister, she
wdl be missed by many OF her
frieUds.
i'reachlng at Rock Spgs. Sunday
hy Rev. Courtney.
". 7 Corben made quite an I'M
proveertnt OF his holl,e;
We are sorry that Hanua G. bIe
= oo better at this wrnIng:
Oh Mary do You remember about
tI'at pfrtty iluln pony and the
iiulnr we gave II?
L,zzlc Lsighty has entirely los /,
her eye sight,
WcA ",Flessyn We see you have
changed your name to Nobody
Darling that don't do, you are
Frcd's darling.
Suy "Bil! Slip Gap we wan t
to SEQ you eorrespundcnts day
O we were glad to hear from
Annie and Cora last week come
again Glrls'
On, say George Edwards ! guess
YOU will have 10 come np 10
feXas Co. ard let "Pl,lIc PEARL
aud 'Papa's Little Girl' tell you
aboni that rising on your neck.
Well It's time for sto close We
hope we havn t said any thing to
l.urt any ones feeling. for We do
hate to have folks mad 1T us:
As news is scarce and this is
our first we will ring off it this
escapes The waste basket we will
COME again. Good bye;
These items was Gro wded out
last week.
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DUTCH TOWN ITEM s
RY RED ROSE.

As there wasn't onv news Inc,
waeh in ,he v.,nub,e i;ttle noncr
"9ed Rosso VIII try h,s luck.
We are having nice weather 81
present farming IL all ne go
Meeting y, the Dutuh Chapel
was welt attended sunday.
p..ro. ,,o,;,n ororr s,nao,.
az, G,olo,,, thror,,, ,h;o ,,,rr i =,
summer
por eokor . roror,ad "a
better
pose;o pa,-or,,d Nv piohord
sncot su,,d,v with N;no sI.roy
;,om va emo rn;,o ,,oonan,
"p.a y p,s.,y - o,;, 80 b.
.o,o ia oon,,ry on1 sr.,
49,, .,no,.. .,c. oa
Molassesp 10 tcll what voo know
DUMAS, a;a,,, ~. NV hosbo =,
g., lao, NM, u.,ho,
:
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of,his month "a mee,;ng
q ae. 80,
MA
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p'e'sa"' '"'''' ~ nv hesSe'
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World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-05
OAKLAND PIckUps.

Kind Editor
Mrs. Bartbolow and Mrs. Burres
visited Mrs. Amos ut her mother s
Mrs, Stevens Iast Tuesday they
report sbc is some better,
Mrs J A. Ciary speot last
Thursday with Mrs, z, r. Titus.
Corn planting is the order of the
day
We Nre ha'ing some nice spring
weather At the present
The Free Delivery inspector
passcd through our community
eXamiulng tho roads, expect II
viii he ready TO deliver about the
ii t OF July
Emma Hunter passed through
our couotry ia sing orders for mail
boxes ror the free delivery FRI
day,
Prayer meeting was we'll attend.
ed Wednesday night.
Bessie Hirsch visited Roxia
Halliburton lrst week.
Shirley Bryant spent Wed
evening with Mabel Clary,
Maude and Sarah Bryant visited
Pearl Robinson Tuesday,