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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-04-15
HuyendO del Dmitri DOnkoi

La escuadri11a rusa del Mediterra-
neo que comanda Ell A1mirante Wire
MUS, Sc ha convertible en- una escua-
dra tantasma para todos los buques ja-
.poneses que estaban en- Europa antes
de declararse la guerra entire Russia y
Jap6n, y que actualmente tienen que
irse por e1 'Cabo de buena esperanza"
para evitar ser capturados por ell cru
cero .Dmitri Donkoi,' que no Sc da
punto de reposo en- la vigi1ancia del
estrecho de Gibraltar y en- el Medite-
franco.
Ell siguiente>telegrama fechado en-
Londres el "a del pasado confrma
nuestras afrmaciones:
''Londres, "a de marzo.-Telsgra-
ffan del Cabo que el vapor japones
"Sado Maru, que hizo escala en- aquel
puerto con 6, 900 tone1adas de carbon
de Cardiff para la escuadra japonesa,
Irecibio orden de salir del puerto q las
"a horas de su llegada. El "Sado
Maru' evit6 la ruta de Suez por tenor
q la escuadri1la rusa del almirante vi
Irenii1s. Lleva un nt1mero de ingle-
Eses q bordo. segursmente mecAnicos
lcontratados por el Japon para las re-
Iparaciones SD eScuadra.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-04-15
Ell ST. Gaitan de Ayala

Ha debido llegar 4 la Habana. en-
el vapor correo eSpafiol Alfonso XIII,
el sehor Gaitan de Ayala. que repre-
Sentara ohcialmente 4 Espafia en- la
RepGblica de Cuba con el caractsr de
Enviado Extraordinario y Ministro
Plenipotenciario.
FL nuevo Ministro de Espafia resi-
dira en- el hotel "Miramar" donde en-
su nombre ha tornado algunas habita-
clones el sehor PreSidente del Casino
Espafiol
FL sefior Gaitan de Ayala era re-
cientemente ministro de Espaha en-
Caracas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-04-15
De MaunabO
Abril, I3 de 1904.

Abril, 13 de 1904.
En- la tarde aver Sc di6 sepultura a
la nina Rafaela del Carmen, hija de
los apreciados esposos don Eloy Her
nandez y dona Carmen Ortiz.
El acto resulto bastante concurrido,
la que demuestra las simpatias de que
gozan en- este poblado los esposos Her
nandez Ortiz.
Ell estado demografco durante el
mes de Mario pasado fue e1 siguiente:
"a defuneiones. Los nacimientos al
canzaron a treinta y tres.
xx
Dos jovenes estimados, Fide1 Ortiz
y Pepito Calderon, han alberto al p1-
blico un kiosko, bien provisto de todo.
Que prosperen.
EROTKDO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-04-15
EI Coamo

A las sH de Ia tarde de aver lego
ei vapor Coamo de los u. S. y entire
Los pasajeros que trae conocemcs 4
Don Rafael Lopez, Don A. Morales
Don Eduardo Lugo Vifia, E. F. Dell
9ado, Il. Ortega y varios americanos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-04-15
Bibliograha
MUJEREs DE RAzA LATINA

PoR CONCEPTION GIMENo DE FLAQUER
Acaba de publicarse en- Madrid TN
libro debido q La acreditada pluma de
Conception Gimeno de Flaquer, una de
las mujeres intelectuales que en- union
de Carmen de Burgos Seguf Y de Emil
liza Pardo Bazan fguran en- primera
Inca en- el cultivo de las lefras.
Tit1lase la obra s'Mujeres de raza
latina. y Ia gallarda p6fiola de Ia
distinguida escritora aragonesa ha
trazado con brillantss rasg0s Ia fiaura
de las regicuss espanolas ; Il de mn
The Van Buren press., 1904-06-25
Young Lost Out.

Chancellor J. V. Bourland held an.
other adjourned term Of chsncery court
last Monday, at which time the case OF
Young vs.. Rose came up for final
action; the decision Of the court being
iu favor Of the defendant. Ike Rose.
The cause for action originated In the
thre atened beer war OF last fall. Mr.
Young, as agent for the Anheuser.
Busch Brewing company, had lost his
hold on the Van Buren, saloons and
made an attempt to recoup by purchas.
ing several liquor dispensaries, With
this object In view he purchased the
half interest of Joe Curtis in the bust.
ness of Rose g. Curtis and then attempt.
ed TO compel Rose to handle the An.
heuser.Busch products. This the senior
partner refused to do. Young then ap.
piled for a receiver, which was denied
him and meanwhile, while the case was
pending, Dave Moore was made master
at state,
The Van Buren press., 1904-06-25
Eschanged Shots.

Jailer Miller II the recipient OF num-
erous congrstulations and also consid-
erable badinage at the hands Of HIS
friends. Congratulations over the fact
that he Ia still alive and badinage over
his Workmanship.
About o y. IN. Thursday the foreman
Of q steel gang. whose boarding cars
have been IN the Mo. Pacific yard for
several days, named Kennedy, present
ed himself at the jail and asked for an
officer, saying there WAS bad negro In
yard who he had been told was trying
TO kill him, because he was keeping n
watch belonging TO the negro, who WAS
i n member OF lis gang, for a debt, Mr.,
Miller took his pistol and accompanied
Kennedy 10 his car. Expecting to have
no trouble In making the arrest, he sat
down In the door OF the car and awaited
the coming OF the negro, Pretty soon
the latter WAS pointed ont TO him, and
he leaned out Of the car 10 yet n better
| look ut him. Just then the negro, who
was only n abort distance away. raised
n pistol and fred point blank on him,
At this Mr., Miller jumped from the car
toward the negro, ut the same time
drawing his gun. However before he
could use II the negro had fired again
aud had run around tank car when
Mr. Miller fired his first shot, but with
ont effect Then, In running around n
car he ran right into the negro pistol,
which was discharged almost directly
into his face, This caused Mr., Miller
TO fire his pistol into the ground acct
dentally, The negro then ran down a
string Of cars Mr. Miller following lie
fred the remaining three cartridges NJ
the fleeing man, tho latter firing twice,
A he had no more cartridges and
Kennedy no run worthy the name, Mr..
Miller had to give up the chase and re-
turn TO town,
within n short time y tramp appeared
aud stated he had been held ny between
town and Lees Creek by the negro,
Then Miller, In company with Cas'
Edwards started In pursuit on hard
ear but failed TO pee anyone until the,
reached Cherokee, when they saw |
couple ~ negros walking on the tres
tie there and commanded them to halt
They both took TO their legs, but on
stopped ~ soon ~ The officers began fir
lux, tho other, however, after iallinv
The Van Buren press., 1904-06-25
LIttlA Rock Xlaltora.

One hundred live, enterprising busi.
ness men Of Little Rock. members Of
the Little Rock Board OF Trade arrived
In Van Buren Wednesday morning 10
spend thirty minutes meeting old &C.
quaintances among our merchants And
making new ones, The occasion WAS
the annual junket Of that body, They
travelled on their own private traiu
which WAS decorated with banners
which read.
Free Transportation IA Those Who
Trade In Little Rock.
IAN Roads Lead 10 Little Rock !;
Come and See Us. -
Difference In Freight a,sssf. Prices
Right Buy Ia Little Rock -
"tl 900 Worth of Goods Bought In
Little Rock Free Ticket TO Worlds
Fair. -
Supt W T, Tyler 9 private car was
attached to tho train and that gentleman
ws among the excursionists, The SEQ.
ond Regiment band Of LATHE Rock &C.
oompsnied tho train On arriving here
At $50 an, they dlsemhsaaeA and
we're met by the business men VI the
town who had turned out Ia goodly
numbers 10 meet them,
They repaired TO court square, where
Geo h Wood, ~ spokesman for the
business interests Of Van Bursn, vel.
coined them IN d few well-chosen words.
This address was responded to by Mr..
A.B Poo, representing Mayor Lennon,
Of Little Rock. who had been selected
to make the address here. On his con.
cluding Bob Rogers WAS called for aud
spoke very briefly and Mr. Geo. W.
Rogers Of the visitors closed with q few
brief remarks, The visitors then re.
paired TO their train, accompanied by
the reception oolami,tee, They also
made brief stops At Alma and Mulberry
In this county,
The Van Buren press., 1904-06-25

! Thurmond Hunt has been under the
weather this week.
County Judge Gross held regular
term of county court first of the week
Safety" Chill Cure, only "a
Dimes bottle, and guaranteed at
John o Kane s drug store.
A good deal of summer complaint
among the children is what the doctors
report.
Miss Clara Emo left Friday for a short
visit with Mrs. Fred Palmtag at Table
quah, |. T.
Will Wright was here this week hav.
ing been called up from Bonanza Thurs.
day by the serious illness of his mother
Mr. and Mrs J f Powers and Mr. and
Mrs. A N Kellogg returned Wednesday
from two-w visit to the World 8
Fair city.
P.D. Scott came down from st. Louis
Sunday and was accompanied by his
son Dunham, who has been attending
the Western Military Academy at
Upper Alton, III.
Fay Chew, who lost all his stock In
the recent Mulberry fire, was in the
city Sunday and reported that he had
opened new stock and was about ready
for business again.
Pete - Castner, the well-known
Iron Mountain conductor, was severely
injured in street railway accident al
st. Louis Saturday and is now laid ~
in the Mo. Pacific hospital.
Oliver Springs had fine rain Thurs
day, helping crops greatly. We are
indebted to Hon. Jno. Winn for this
information. Mr.. Winn is now In talk
ing connection with Van Buren,.
AS news is scarce, we II just have tt
discover something and lead mine
appears to be about the proper caper
though 1t may lay little heavy on the
reader s brain this hot weather.
Will Steward arrived Sunday from
North Yakima, Wash. on a visit to
Capt and Mrs Jno. Steward. He e1'
poets to visit the st. Louis expo. before
returning to his Washington home,
The furnishing Of charts, explaining
the signal service flags carried by the
rural carriers, was quitea good stroke
Of advertising by the Geo. r. Wood
Dry Goods Co. They were printed a,
THE PRESS office.
Seventeen to three ia the tale the score
keeper told at the close Of Thursday {
ball game between the Browns and the
Martin Arms Co. nine Of Little Rock
1t s not necessary to mention who got
the small end OF the score,
The Van Buren press., 1904-06-25
Wailoped by the r. p. IA.

The banner Of the Van Buren Browns
has been dragged through the dust by
their hated rivals, the Fort Smith
T, p. AS. They went over Monday
afternoon full Of confidence and returned
home shorn 10 tune OF 8 To 2.
Those who attended the game noted
that, while the T. p. AS could not be
considered y strong team, ours. "a then
constituted, was weaker.
Bolin Pew behind the bat did the best
he could, but that wasn't much, and
passed balls were the order Of the day.
The felders all lacked life and II q fly
refused TO come 10 their hands they
would not run for H. Vance, the new
pitcher, did we'll. In fact played the
game all through.
The Van Buren press., 1904-06-25

The town COW Ia proving a serious
nuisance 10 Fort Smith, according 10
our neighbor, "The Times. - In Van
Buren there ars people who make a
practice Of turning ont their cows after
dark to prey on the property Of their
neighbors, and they don belong 10 tbs
class who are compelled by poverty "a
resort TO such means, either,
The Confederate decoration exercises
at Falrview cemetery last Sunday after
noon we're we'll attended and passed of
In a very creditabls manner, The ser
vices we're appropriate and impressive
and the floral decoration spoke OF the
tireles work OF willing hands and
hearts. Occasions Of this nature cannot
have ought but An elevating effect on
sll who participate
Deputy Constable Hall last Saturday
arrested Tobe and Arthur Epps on =
charge Of disturbing the pence ana re-
leased them on their own recogniaance
10 appear before Justice Ferguson Mon
day. The Judge WAS there, cloaket
with proper dignity awaiting 10 try thu
two, but no defendants appeared, Then
II began 20 dawn on the arresting Office
that his birds had flown and 40 Il
proved, their destination being given n
bleeding Kansas,
Mr. A, II Poe, oi the Little Rocl
board Of trade, IN his address her
Wednesday made an appeal that Oh
people should heed, II was to vote An,
work for the amendment permitting
cities OF the first and second class b
vote bonds Cor public improvements
Had such n law been IN effect ten o
more years ago Van Buren would no
now be staggering under the load II ~
sumed In the water works system an
e,ectrie lighting system, but instea
would own them and derive n rcvenu
from them sufficient 10 redeem th
bonds. Sos Van Bafen needs sewer
and better streets and We should d
everything TO have the amendment carr
. ai the Scptomhef election,
The Van Buren press., 1904-06-25

Joe Mathews and Geo. Mcdonald the
two who attempted TO extort n sum Of
money from Mrs. Echols Of Fort Smith
under threat Of kidnapping her son,
were convicted first Of the week In the
circuit court ut Fort Smith and fined
800 and costs each. Had Mathews
been poor devil without friends he
would have gone to the penitentiary,
Alta meeting OF the Van Buren school
board held In the director room Of the
Citizens Bank Monday night, an elec.
ton for principal to succeed Prof,
Florence was held and the choice fell
on Pros, AV, Hamilton, late principal
Of Belle Point School, Fort Smith.
There were twenty applications for the
position on Ale with the secretary,
The Van Buren press., 1904-06-25

An experiment IL being tried by fruit
and truck shippers that II Ia thought
will rcvolutionise the ~hippins OF their
products somewhat, Heretofore when
large shipments have been offered 10
the wellsfarge Express Co., . p~s
has always been left over fross tbs
cannonhall shipments owing 20 the
schedule OF the company allowing only
y ave.mlnute stope here. Tbs express
company therefore kas had refrigerator
cars Iced each day for seversi days and
these have been loaded with ulixsd
shipments, Good results ARE expected
as these products by shipping In that
way will Mrive at their destination IN
much better shape.
b, " Brodis visited Die con, Fayssts.
xt sallisaw wednesday And Thursday.
The Van Buren press., 1904-06-25
HAVE voc A C0UGHi
ose of Ballard 8 Horehound Syru

A dose of Ballard Horehound Syrup
will relieve Il. Have you u co!df A
dose of Herbine st bed time and frequ
eut small doses of Horehound Syrup
during the day will remove it. Try II
for whoopiDg cough, for asthma, for
consumption, for bronchitis. Mrs, Joe
McGrath, 1927 f. lst street, Hutchin-
son, Kansas writer; Il have used
Ballard's s HOrehound Syrup in my
family for five years, and find it the
best and most palatable medicine
have ever used. csc, soc, Sl.00 Sold
by City Drug Store-A. W. Meier.
The Van Buren press., 1904-06-25
Test It's Value.

Simmons Liver Purifier In the most
valuable remedy ever tried for consti.
patton and disordered liver, 1t does ita
work thoroughly, but does not gripe like
most remedies OF its character. |
certainly recommend II whenever the
opportunity occurs.
W. NJ. ToMLiNsoN.
Price csc, Oswego, Ksnsas.
The Van Buren press., 1904-06-25
Protect Yourselves.

Intending visitors to st. Louis during
the World Fair can assure themselves
satisfactory roomiug accommodations
through the Merchants Service Co.. at
nominal expense.
For particulars. apply to nearest
Frisco System Agent.
The Van Buren press., 1904-06-25
LOCAL and Personal.

When you want the best in Job Print
ing, ring up No. 55-that US.
Texas watermelons were placed on
the market Monday.
The assessor is now making his
rounds through the county,
Roasting ears made their appearance
on the local market first of the week
Paris Green and Fruit Acid at John
o Kane's drug store.
DR.. F. r. Earl Of Cane Hill, Ark,
has been the guest of H, P, King this
week.
viii Starmer left Monday on a thirty
day visit to Galveston and other south
Texas points,
Cottage House Paint only 81 90
a gallon at John O Kane s drug store,
Gus Cornelius, after an absence Of
six months, returned to Van Buren
Sunday,
The Martin Arms baseball club of
Little Rock is playing the Fort Smith
4, p, AS today.
Frank Briscoe came down from Eu'
tsala, |, r, Monday on visit to re-
latives and friends
International and Magic Stock and
Poultry Food at John o Kane s Drug
Store,
The Wells.FargO express shed in the
Frisco yards is again q wreck, the roof
having tumbled down,
Ike Hess left Saturday for the World
Fair city to spend u few days and meet
Mrs Hess on her way home.
W.R Boiling aud others Of the Craw.
ford county delegation to the u G, v,
reunion returned Saturday,
"Our Own" Sarsaparilla, three
bottles for SIS at John o Kane 8
Drug Store
The Mamie Rea building opposite
the Frisco depot has been renovated to
be occupied by a restaurant,
Sunday was children q day ut the
Methodist church and there was Il large
attendance Of the Young folks.
We would be pleased to have you
telephone us any item OF news, Our
number is 55
s, W and j, N, Stewart, who went
10 Little Rock last week TO attend the
marriage Of a brother, returned home
Monday
A dozen Van Buren, members Of the
Order Of Eagles attended the excursion
given by that order TO Weleetka, IT.,
last Sunday,
Mrs Ed, Il, Brscoe and babies 70.
turned Monday from Eufaula, |, T.,
where they had been visiting Mr.,
Briscoe \ father,
Our Safety" Liver Invigorator Is
giving splendid satisfaction, Only 2
dimes package At John o Kane q
Drug store
Fort Smith is not much Of u baseball
town, " tho attendance Monday WAS
any criterion, Van Buren furnished u
large part OF tho attendance,
Senator La,imer Of South Carolina, I,
the author Of the national good roads
bill, Is expected TO visit Fort Smith on
july 18Th and talk on good roads,
Mrs, j, NJ, Wood and daughters,
Misses Maggie and Norma, arrived
Tuesday from 81 Louis and expect TO
again take np their residence here,
Carl Keller and r. j. Murphy are
contemplating building houses IN the
near future, The former In brewery
addition the latter IN Baldwin addition,
n our people complain Of dust the,
should visit our nsighbore across ,b'
river during dry epel The due, ovei
there last Monday was something fear
fol,
Attorney " II, Neal who had bis
lex fractured daring en alteration two
weeks ago, was able 70 appear with III,
aid Of otutches. Oh Main street last
Monday
The Van Buren press., 1904-06-25
Where Others Failed.

Each spring for five or six years |
broke ont with q kind Of eczema which
nothing seemed 10 relieve permanently
Finally / tried box Of Hunts Cure.
which promptly cured me Two years
have passed by, but the trouble has not
returned, Mrs KATE HOWARD,
SOC per box, Little Rock, Ark.
The Van Buren press., 1904-06-25
AlWRYa Randy

Cheathsm's Laxative Tablets cured
me OF third day chills and rid my sys.
tenn Of malsrial poison, They do what
you say they will now carry pack
age In my vest pocket, They are al
ways ready, LIN DUNCAN,
25c per box, Pleasant Hill, La.
The Van Buren press., 1904-06-25
Another one

T, W, Alexander, Bracken, Mo.
says; II had chance to purchase
and use one bottle Of Hunts Lightning
Oh. think It the best liniment ever
saw " Mr. Alexander speaketh wisely
and truly, 25 and soc, bottles,
The Van Buren press., 1904-06-25
Str;lyel

Light red COW, branded with Fig. "3'
on left hip; red and white spotted steer
calf. Strayed about the 10th inst. Will
pay IS reward for return to me ut Van
Buren,. K. A. VANCLEAvE,
or notify this Office.
The Van Buren press., 1904-06-25
The Courts.

TlRCUIT COURT meets at Van Buren, on the
" Third Mondays in June and November
] II Evans, Judge K |. Rogers. Pros Attorney
TOUNTY COURT meets in Van Buren, on the
~ lst Monday In January, April, July and Dc
tober.
DRORATE COURT meets the third Monday
L In February, May, August and November.
The Van Buren press., 1904-06-25
FRISCO SYSTEM: ::
MO. PACIFIC.

GOING WEST.
Daily
No IS Arrive 3:O5 p IN Depart $40 . N
No 53 $40 a IN :" 325 In
Daily, except sunday.
No IS Arrives 4D p III stops at Van Buren,
GOING EAST
Daily.
No Sc Arrives los p IN Departs lilo p IN
No 81 ll:jOp III 1855 y IN
Daily, except Sunday.
No. 76 (Russellyille Local. Departs at 600 IN
GREENWOOD BRANCH
Daily. except Sunday.
Greenwood Local Arr. $50 ?. m. Depart $40 pm.
Nos So and s. gs through to Cotfeyyille.
Pullman seepers on SO and 81. Through
tickets on sale to all points. For further IN.
formation telephone No. p or call on
W. HYNES. Agent.
The Van Buren press., 1904-06-25

Parties calling for above will please say "sd'
vertiied' and give date, A fee of one cent viii
be charged on all advertised letters.
J. NEAL Postmaster,
The Van Buren press., 1904-06-25

Special Notices in the Local Columns F,e cents
a Line for first insertion, and Jire cents per
line for each subsequent insertion. Al locals
run and charged for at abore rates until or
dered Discontinued.
The Van Buren press., 1904-06-25

John Brown and family returned yes.
terday from st, Louis,
W. II. Watson returned Saturday from
a ten.dsy visit to the Worlds Fair.
The Van Buren Browns won the
second game from SLOAN Springs last
Friday by a score Of tos
Park Crutchor came down from ~,
Louis Wednesday to spend couple
days looking after some interests before
circuit court,
Contractor Tedwiler, who Ia building
the y, NC, A. building, has returned
from Poplar Dlufl Mo, 10 resume work,
which was delayed by the high water
preventing the securing OF sand and
other material,
The district meeting and picnic OF the
odd Fellows II 10 be held next Wednes.
day IN Van Buren aud large attend.
ance Of members OF the order from
neighboripR lodges Ia expected,
Uniop,owp will have two celebrations
nelt month On tho first 4 big picnic
will be given by the Y P,S, & E, and on
the Fourth they Will nave their usual
Independence Day picnic which picnics
have become Of feature OF that section
Of the county, being always largely
attended.
The Van Buren press., 1904-06-25

When the Browns went mp against
the Martin Arms Co, nine Of Little
Rock they found they we're outclassed.
Thursday = score was TO Q In favor OF
the M. A. &. nine,
from the trsstle made his escape, bu,
the officers do not think he In the man
wanted, who Ia evidently n desperate
negro, and who they tkink is wanted
else where.
The Van Buren press., 1904-06-25
Unclaimed Letters.

The following Is a list Of letters remaining In
the post0ffce at Van Buren,. unclaimed for the
week ending June Is, 1904:
The Van Buren press., 1904-06-25
Appreciated

The members OF Mary Lee Chapter,
Y, DC, desire to express their he arty
appreciation OF the handsome floral
Offering sent by Winnie Davis Chapter
Of Fort Smith for the decoration OF
Confederate graves last Sunday.
The Van Buren press., 1904-06-25

Thurmond Hunt has been under the
weather this week.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-09
WILL ATTEMPT TO
PUSH IMPROVEMENTS
PROPERTY OWNERS WILL aE
ASKED TO SIGN PETITION
FOR CARRYING oUI. ThE
PROPOSED IMPROVEMENT.

Only slightly discouraged and
nothing dannted By the recent deeis
ion OF the courts against maflng i'm
provemenfs under the direction Of q
local hoard and assessing the proper
~ 20 pay for same, he city fathers
viii attempt 10 make the improve,
mems as outlined and 10 so WITH the
consent and aid of the owners OF The
property on the line Of said improve.
menls.
y These improvements consist Of
gravelins Commercial avenue and lay
ing sewers above Twentieth street
grading, crawling and laying sewers
on Thirtyfourth street laying sewers
on Sycamore street. and grating ana
erayeling Tventy-eighth street
That The improvements were need.
I'd there seemed no doubf. bat il was
much less trouble 10 do the work un
Ter the direction OF the board Of local
Improvement than 10 draw up petit
lions and ger the consent Of every
property owner which. IN some in
stances. probably could not be Oh
aimed without considerable explana
uon and trouble
Fhe latter course VIII now be adopt
ga as last resort. ana with this in
view The 1oard Of local improvement
al IFS last meeting decided 10 recon.
mend that the council insruo, tha
mayor 10 appoint tvo persons 81 each
line oil proposed Improvement wdo
with Che aldermen from the respecIv
wards interview the proper,y owners
and SET them 60 sign petitions to
have The improvements carried out
This will take some time, bal IL VIII
probably result in the WORT being
done Tine matter may be discussed
60 tie citizens meeting at X. il. X. c.
hail tonight