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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-14
PURIFYING PHILADELPHIA.
A Lot of People Arraigned for
Conspiracy to Defraud City,

Philadelphia, oct. 13,-Charged with
conspirug to defraud the city, Abraham
l.. English, former director Of public
safety, and John w. Henderson and
Henry r, Baton members Of con-
tracing firm; Philip II, Johnson an
architect. and James ID. Finley, former
ly a building inspector, were Grraigned
for a hearing today before Magistrate
EisenbroWn
The prosecution was instgated by
Mayor Weaver and Ia the result of an
investigation made by W. Bloddyn
Powell, city architect in the construc-
ton Of one Of theb uildings OF the new
hospital for contagious diseases. The
contract for the building was awarded
to Henderson a Co. on March g, 1903
the price being Sli2, ZOO.
Samuel +. Ashbridge was at that time
mayor of the city. Mr.. Ashbndge anu
Architect Powell were the most impor-
tant witnesses called at today's hear
ing. which was continued until tomor-
row,
MT Powell said his Investigation de-
veloped the fact that the specifications
had been disregarded by the Contrac-
tors. There was little thing, he de-
clared, some Of the rooms We're not
plastered, and, where the specifications
had called for brick walls. plaster ana
expanded wire We're used. Instead Of
mastIc flooring the builders had substi.
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Notice Is hereby given by the City
Council OF Salt Lake City Of the in
tcntiOn Of such Council 10 make the fol-
lowing described improvement to-wit.
Extending and laying sewer lateral OF
S-inch Vltrifod pipe, on ID street. from a
point 1868 feet south OF First street to
Third street, and on Third street be-
tween ID and IL streets, IN Sewer Dls.
trlct No. !, and defray the abutters' por-
ton OF the cost and expense thereof est.
mated at one thousand, three hundred and
ten and 75-i00 75) dollars or IO-iOJ
so 10) dollars per front foot Of abuttlng
property, there being 1921 feet abuttlng
said Improvement, by n local assessment
upon the lots or plecea OF ground within
the following described district being the
district to be affected or benefited by said
Improvement namely; Fronting on y
street; All Of lot 4, block II, the north half
OF lot ! and all OF lot 4, block IS, all Of
lot 8 block 49, all Of lots 2 and 3, block Is.
and all Of lots / and g. block 80, plat "D."
Fronting on Third street: All of lot A.
and the east 100 feet ~ lot 8, block IS, ali
OF lots 1 and 2, block A, plat a." Salt
Lake City survey
All protests and objections TO the car
rying out Of such intention must be pre-
scented I'm writing to the city recorder on
or before the 10th day OF October, 1905 be-
ing the time set by said Council when Il
VIII hear and consider such protests and
objections as may be made thereto.
BY order OF the City Council OF Salt
Lake City, Utah.
Dated June LIST, 1905
J. s. CRITCHLow.
City Recorder.
Sewer Extension No. 1853.
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NOTICE.

Notice Ia hereby given by thu
CITY Council Of salt Lake City of the in
tentlon OF such Council 20 make the fol.
lowing described Improvement, tO-wit,
Constructing cement sidewalk six feet
wide and four inches thick on the east
side Of Tenth East street between Firsf
South and Second South streets, M Side
walk District No 49, and dcfrov tho
abuttcrs' portion Of the cost and ev
pense thereof estimated at seven hundred
and ninety-twO Gig20O dollars or one and
9l-lO0 81 .aO dollars per front or linear
foot there being 600 feet AUDITING said
Improvement, by u local assessment upon
tho lots or pieces Of ground within tho
following described district being the dis
trict 10 be affected and benefited bv said
Improvement, namely. All OF lots 4 and
., block % plat IT, Salt Lake City sur
Vey
The total cost Of said improvement Is
estimated AZ one thounsand. seyenty-two
0i,01200) dollars. Of which sum the City's
dollars, Leaving seven hundred. ninety.two
07q2, OO dollars TO De raised by local as
sessment
All protests and objections to the car.
rying out Of such intention must be pro
scented I'm writing 70 the city recorder on
or before the 10th day OF October 1906
being the time set by said council when
II viii hear and consider such protests ana
objections az may be made thereto.
By order Of tho City Council of Sal,
Lake city, Utah
Dated Sept. 1lth 1905
j. s, CRtTCHLOw,
City Recorder.
Sidewalk Extension No. So
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Monday Wrccklng Of Great Ex-
bibit Palaces and the State
Buildings Will Commence
STOCKHOLDERS Get DIVIDEND.


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Gers and Stockholders daN. ut tha
Lewis and Clark centennial s lhe last
~ tbe evposj,iop pcrind Art.r to,nor-
LII 49,. ,..........
Io" ue N"lN "' "'''N'nh '"' ''"''''''',
exhibit palaces aud state buildings VIII
commence and In "a few months AN that
,.ui ,.,,,.t. .f tho ..y,.yi,t,,, ,.u n.
memory OH l's success success '9 'A-
positions go, for President Goode has
made public announcement that stock
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TAGGART DIVORCE CASE
FINALLY COMES TO AN END
Decision in the Captains Favor He
Gets the Children but the Wife
Nay VISIT Them,

Wooster o., oct 13.--Judge EasOn.
who heard the divorce case Of Capt FL
more r. Taggart against his wife, rem
dered his decision this afternoon. The
court grants Capt, Taggart the divorce
and the custody Of the two children,
culver, aged If, and Charles. aged 7.
Although Mrs. Taggart Is denied pos
session of the children, she will be per-
m.tted 10 see them,
Capt Taegart was IN court during the
reading of the decision Mrs Taggart
is IN and was not present. The court
room was crowded with an eagerly cx-
pec,ant throng Of people, Judge Eason,
before giving his decision, reviewed the
petitions, Cross-petltlOns, answers and
ailidavlts. I'm the course of his state
ment Judge Eason said that the testl-
mony was deeply touching. The charge
OF drunkenness against Capt Taggart,
the court said, was not sustained.
The trial lasted seven weeks. The
case went to the court n month ago,
The suit was first started IN July, 1904,
by Capt. Taggart, who filed q petition
for divorce, charging his wife with con-
duct unbecomlng a wife and alleging
the excessive use OF intoXicants. Mrs,
Taggart heard OF the proceedings I'm
san Francisco several weeks later, and
Immediately started for Wooster, the
home Of the Taggarts. where she filed
O. counter petition for divorce against
Capt Taggart on the grounds of cru
city ana neglect,
The case has been Of exceptional In
terest because OF statements during the
trial by Capt Taggart that the use Of
intoXlClnts In the army was so COM
mon as to be almost the custom. a
number OF prominent army officers were
named IN Capt Taggarts petition as
having been more or less the cause OF
the domestic troubles between Capt
and Mrs. TaggarL
capt Taggart IS well-known army
officer lie VS. graduate Of West
Point, and has served at various posts
of the army He was cOmmissdry Of
0Cor of a division IN the Cuban cam
paign, aided I'm the relief OF the Gu.
bans, served with distinction in the
! Philippines and especially IN Samar, was
CHIEF OF police OF Manila and command
eI ne hospital ship Relief and the
transport sherman,
culver the Oldest child OF Capt. and
| Mrs Tuggart, declared 10 his mother
that no matter what the court decid-
cd he would rather remain with her.
! This afternoon before the decision OF
the court WIS announced, lNe child
| went TO his mother and said:
Mamma, ] won't have to leave you.
Will l?'
The Taggart home Is being watched
tonight because Of fear that the chill
| dIeu might Doe kidnapped.
Judge Eason began reading his de-
! CIsiou at p. M, IiN finished reading it
at l0:3Q tonight with but one hour Tor
supper intervening. The decision
states That the charge Of adultery
against Mrs TJggurt had been proved
lu four different cases,
There rs q provision lu the decree
! that if capt and Mrs. Taggart can
agree ON % disposition Of the children
! satisfactory 20 themselves other than
| that held by the court, they are pcr-
! mitted 10 DO so, but II not, the children
! are Co bc under the care OF their ia
| thor.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that special
stockholders meeting Of the stockholders
OF the South Jordan Canal Company will
be held in West Jordan Ward House al
West Jordan, Salt Lake County Utah
on Monday, october the Goth. A. d. 1906, al
the hour Of one o'clock p. NJ for the pur-
pose Of amending article eleven Of the
Articles of Incorporation OF said assocla-
ton by striking out said article eleven as
II now reads and inserting In lieu thereof
the following, to-wit,
THE election Of officers shall take place
bi-annually on the End Monday OF Janu-
airy at the annual stockholders meeting
Of this association which shall be held
on said date IN the West Jordan Ward,
between the hours Of II a. m. and D. 10.
OF said day. Notice of which shall be
given by the secretary at least ten days
previous TO said time by mailing notices
OF said meeting to each stakeholder adj
dressed to his place Of residence II known,
and II not known to be addressed 10 the
place Of the principal place Of business
OF this corporation"
EUGENE NJ. CANNON.
Secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-14
THE ROOT OF THE MATTER
He Cured Himself Serious Of Stomach
Troubles, by Getting Down to First
Principles,

! a man of large affairs bon one of our
| prominent eastern cities by too close at
| l.Huon io husiurs, too little exercise ana
/ too many club dinners, finally began {"
/ pur uItur.g tUN, levied iu tho form of
| chronic stomach trouble the failure ul
| Dos digestion brought about n nervous ir-
uWhIlIty making II impossible 20 apply
himself 90 his daily business and finally
durWping tho Kidneys and heart
Don bis own words he say; "l consult
'I one physician after another aud each
one seemed 10 understand my cnse, but
400 lha same they each failed To bring
about tno return of my former digestion,
appetite and yigor For two years I went
from pillar 90 post. from ono sauitarum
Co another ] gave mp smoking. | quit
CONGO and even rououuCed my daily glass
OF TWO of beer, without any marked I'M
proycmcHt,
"Friauds had often advised mo 10 try a
Wei known proprietary medicine stuart
Dyspepsia Tablets and ] had often per-
used the newspaper advertisements of the
remedy bul never took any stock IN adj
Ncrused medicines nor could believe
itt}-ccnt patent medicine would touch my
case
'To make a long story short [ finally
bought "a couple Of packages ut the near
est drug store aud took two OF three
tablets Uftar each meal and occasionally a
tablet between meals when / ftlt any
feeling of nausea or discomfort
't was surprised at the end OF the first
week 10 note q marked Improvement iu
my appetite and general health ana be-.
fore me two packages were gone ! Was
certain that Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets
was going tD cure completely and they
Did not disappOiut me. ] can eat and sleep
ana enjoy my coffee ANA cigar ana no one
would suppose ! mad ever known the hor.
rors of dyspepsia
Tout of friendly curiosity I wrote 10
tho uruprlCtors of the remedy asking for
Information as 10 what the tablets con.
tanned and they replied that me prncl.
pGl ingredients were ascptic pepsiu tgoy-
eminent tesU. malt diastase and other
uatufnl dIEestyps which digest food rec
guTdInss of the condition of the stomach
THE root of the matter is this the di'
grstve elements contained lu Stuartg
Dyspepsia Tablets viii digest the food.
give the oycrwJrkod stomach % chance TO
rcguperote and the nerves ana whole sys.
tenn Co receive tho uourIshmcut which can
only come from food Stimul1uts oud
nerve tYuIus never give real strength, tney
give fictitious strength. invariably f1l-
lowed 10y reaction Every drop of blood,
every naryH and tissue Us manufactured
from our daily food. md n you can lu-
EestI0u hv the regular use NJ 40 good and
wholesome remedy as Stuarts Dyspep-
sIU Tablets, you VIII have no need ~
Nerve touics and s8ult1riuws.
Although Suurt9 Dyspepsia Tablets
have hcuu boo tho market only a few years.
probably every druggist iu the Omitted
States. Canada ana Great Britain uow
SELLS them and considers them the most
pOuulIr and successful Of any preparation
for stomach trouble.
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GERMANY AND FRANCE.
Former is Much Aroused Over
The Nations Disclosures,

Cologne oct l3'-Ihe cologne ta-
BETTE prints another spirited dispatch
from beIllh 'IIop's OF lue lS'Iu u,-
MAJ 10 thr Ma.'I STORY, ""l,1 ooH
ohiN pc interpreted as IL P''Iu H'u- TO
me hllll'h koE'Ii'iii,H' l' 'Nlo'l ll'
cole Ih ll' miilyl. ln' ul-V"l'A NOTES
mat WINE ihe M1llns version when
gave ground Tor the assumption that
me suggested alliance of Frame ana
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NOTICE OF SALE.

IN tho Third Judicial District Court.
I'm aud for Salt Lake County State OF
Utah. In tho matter OF the estate OF
lBhmael Phillips, Deceased. Notice OF
Sale The undersigned will sell at prl-
vate sale the following realty, situated in
linton. Salt Lake County, State OF Utah.
aud particularly described as follows.
Commencing In the center OF a county
road i09.s rods east and 1872 rods north
OF the southwest corner OF section IN
township south. range ! esst, Salt Lake
Meridian and running thence north IA
rods. thence north 81 deg, 70 min west
1911 rods thence north Il deg IL min.
west rods thence south II deg west 81
rods thence east 0.3 rods. thence south ii
deg. west % rods, thence south NL deu
east g91 rods, thence north Ga deg, cast
! rods, thence north IS deg east 4 rods
thence south 65 deg cast 55 rods. thence
north 6is deg. east n rods thence east S. 4
RODS 10 the place Of beginning
Also commencing @,S rods, north and
i62S rods cast u the southwest corner
OF said section ~. and running thence
north 50 deg. east l6,l rods thence north
rods. more or less, % Cahoon's Water
Ditch, thence north 81, deg, west 1916
rods to David b. GreenwOOd's southwest
corner, thence west rods. more or less
10 the center Of a county road, thence
south he rods 10 the place OF beginning
Also commencing 1916 rods north OF the
southwest corner OF said section % and
running thence south dl deg east a.
rods, thence north 3j & rods more or less.
thonce west 80 rods. thence south Z
rods, thence east 81 feet thence south q. Il
rods. thence west 81 feet thence south Il
rods, 20 the place Of beginning, on or az
ter the 18th day ~ October. A. D. 1906. ana
written bids will be received by willard
9. Burgon, at Union Salt Lake County,
Utah.
Terms OF sale cash
WILLARD e BURGON.
Administrator
Thomas & Mayc0ck Attorneys for al
Illustrator.
Dated this 9TH day Of October, a. d lsOs.
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NOTICE

s,.te az TITAN Departmcn Of 90s,t :
ia5 no whom II may con',ft., Tho suls
n6 SGaoe Of : p sl5SaS WI d3a '.s &
session ON SATURDAY u., taurt Roou
O'Clock a. m at ne s S4pIg's a.t Lake ci'
o Tbat at said meeting sa,a n he @'.
hear application for p''"'
'""'"H PARDON. 8u Baur
Arthur linton. burg.a,& rs ' aaprrorri''
Forgery; Louis Lamp oP,'
ing lost property, .,. i,trrost thhe
desiring TO be hoard .,t aprlicatio'
against tho granuns ..tg notified Co
rrescni at sald mceuns
pr order of the BoefH. CUTLER
JOHN I ~ Preadc''
NJ 4. Breeder,
Secretary
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Clemeney for T.. NJ. Hamilton

Washington. oct 13,-rhc president
has exercised clemency iu the cast of
First Lieut. Louis McLane Hamilton.
Fourteenth infantry, a great grandson
of Alexander Hamilton. and who was
sentenced to be dismissed from the
army. The president committed the
tentence to reduction OF go files In
rank on the list OF first lieutenants OF
infantry.
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A Daredevil Eide

often ends In a sad accident To heal
accidental injuries use Bucken's Ar
Mica Salve - deep wound in my foot,
from an accident" writes Theadore
Schuele. Of Columbus, o.. caused me
great pain Physicians were helpless.
bur Rucklcns Arnica Salve quickly
healed IT," Soothes and heals burns
like magic 25c at u, c. NJ. l. Drug
Dept
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odessa University Not to Open.

odessa, oct ia mass meeting OF
students held here today decided. by q
vote of us to 500. against reopcninr
the odessa university until the state OF
siege rs raised. and that Il win then no
rp0paned exclusively ftr q political
struggle until FUN civil rights be grant-
ed TO 0ll Russians,
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tutcd maple I'm many OF the rooms and
corridors. Instead OF the l0l, ll9 pounds
Of steel, only $4,000 pounds had been
used Although the contractors were
paid I'm fun for their work, Mr.. Powell
said the building is not complete.
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Norwny Wants q King.

Chrstania, Norway, oct l3.-Thc
Aftenposton says that the government
and the storthIng viii take immediate
Eteps to nll the vacant Norwegian
throne
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cleanse your system OF an impurities
Sow IL the time 10 take Houlstcr's
Rocky Mountain Tea. 10 Will make you
well and keep You well 35 cents Tea or
Tablets Ask your druggist
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PROBATE AND ouARD ,,
NOTICES, ''n'p
Consult County clerE
ers for further N, respective hs

''A'A lULurmati,n ~
IN THE DlsTRICT
Is st' Iltis', ngn IN and for s,ii,' II no.
Mil, o., Joseph Apdar. matter OF JG.
dorsou rI.,. p'upon of IN9.a..l ceased.
liam RersS t lor The l..t,1.N r. 40.
me estate of f.Ia ~ Admm.uig,,.n N'
has been gct f',, Ih Anderson 5e,,Vl b
~'3,'3ialy ot October '' saturday I'M
In H." o. m 90 On. Duurf, D., INo 90 30
L1lfo - ,v"L Room ot 1Id E.. li0u.r
Mimoge I'l Lake County i. !" fat
thn .roi lh' Ilork of 1I .ah
October a ID. lg5g,' ''N.d' ,h. ,th das n.
d. u ELpRGDGG JR
j33bnWs5ol II F,oms0ortb pop,,, SSllsrs
toner " Fowler AttorpsysF SleTh.
Of Notice on no CREDITORS -rs,., 49,,
Creditorr' ,,,1 Fierce Brown "s,lAIE
ers to D,n present claim v'b .''.,
S,olhlck Block salt Iaka ...l'e Nv Me-
i"'o tnc NTH day of Aug.,., gA 70 be-
Executor or Last Min. hLON
pllieice Brown Dcrcased L'hlamh
NV ~ hist publication Sent Or ,,.
-'--,. 'o"'s, Attorney 00 aks.ltor
IN the Third Judlp.. r....-.----.
~ y, ana for Salt Lax. c.r., Ne, Court
Jun department so D.. n'lN u
VI lhe estate Of George h ,, mater
Staatu' Notice The DrUu.g "''Hq, De-
NtWland' praying for the ear.i. lielelo
Pl"Vule or a certain d0crnurf ,...5'yn 20
Goo,y, ' ~ las{ WIN and Tostario|,
Hgolke I' NcWland, deceased vI ,s.l ~
granting OF Ilttrra fr ."N Tor tIa
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NOTICE

Sidewalk Extension No. 81,
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT,

14rat pubIloaIIon OcI060T Y wv
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1905-01-12

Eph Culpepper went to Ontario
and vicinity recently, hunting cat
tie. He didn't meet with much
success. He will start Wednesday
for Willow creek to continue the
search.-Mosquite Cor. to Weiser
World.
Mrs. Mabel Whitley, county
school superintendent elect, accom-
panied by her daughter, and Sher-
man Glenn, assessor elect, arrived
here Friday, the latter from Ola
and the former from Vanwyck.
Idaho City World.
Olaf Sorrenson, who formerly
lived in this valley on Lake Fork
but who for some years has lived at
Council, died while on visit to his
brother at Vale, Oregon. He was
born about "A years ago at Monroe,
Utah, where his mother is still liv-
ing. He was married twenty-five
years ago to Miss Eliza Clifford
who survives him. He was highly
respected by all who knew him
Acute pneumonia caused his death
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1905-01-12
WARREN ROAD.
Squaw Meadows, Jan. 8, 1905.

Squaw Meadows, Jan. 8, 1905.
Fred Morris and wife crossed the
Secesh mountain on snowshoes yes
terday on their way to Warren.
Mr.. Morris seemed quite worried,
but his lady was as fresh as the
average mountaineer.
We are having beautiful weather
for mountain country, pleasant
sunshine and less snow on Secesh
mountain than has been known for
years, it only being five feet deep
on the summit.
Mr.. Mathyas, a Boise mining
man, located about 200 acres Of
placer mining claims about the LIST
inst. They are on Secesh meadows
near the Thorpe & Toler property.
Jake Wright and Enos Smith
came out from Warren the 9Th inst,
the latter going to Meadows and
the former to Portland on business.
There is fine toboggan trail all
the way to Warren and quite a
number of people have passed in
and out all winter.
A. J. Wood and A. E. White
have just returned from Marshall
lake, where they have been locating
quartz claims.
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1905-01-12


J. H .Connyers, of Crawford,
writes the ADVOCATE from Pollock,
where he is wintering, that his stock
is doing we'll, and the weather is
fine, not over two inches of snow.
He takes this means of wishing all
his friends happy new year.
A social and oyster supper was
given recently at the residence OF
II. M. Friend, near Tamarac. About
thirty friends and neighbors gath
cred and very enjoyable time was
had until day dawned. The music
was furnished by Mr. and Mrs. ;.
f. Southland and Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Miller.
TO TRADE A furnished house,
store building, and 2 lots, to trade
for decided land in Long Valley.
Property is 20 miles from Lewiston,
Idaho, on the railroad, a postoffice
at the door, in good fruit and grain
country; very mild climate, three
inches of snow the most at any time.
Inquire at drug store in Vanwyck.
d22tf ]. BEcHTEL.
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1905-01-12
FERN.
Fern, January 5, 1905.

y
A new years party was given at
John Cantrall's new house at which
"A invited guests were present. The
affair was thoroughly enjoyed and
all had good time.
Mrs. Charles Cantrall of Alpha
is visiting her sister here, Mrs.
LATE Cantrall.
w. T. Calender and Russell
Hackett are logging for the Payette
Lumber Co.
Miss Clara Cantrall is visiting
relatives at Alpha.
Miss Gratia Bacon is still i'll.
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1905-01-12
BEAVER MEADOWS.
Van Wyck, January 7, 1905.

Van Wyck, January 7, 1905.
J.. HI. Mclaughlin entertained
Messrs. Wulf, Mcbride, and ]. S.
Rounds the other evening. Play
ing solo, eating apples, and talking
about our new bridge and district
telephone was the evenings program
The reason that no one attended
the hard times dance at Vanwyck
was because none here had any
ragged clothes to wear.
John Goode has returned from
Council with his eyes very much
improved.