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Cañon City record., 1905-06-15
Smoking in a Powder Magazine.

Smoking in a Powder Magazine.
Is counting death more suddenly but
not more surely than neglecting kid
ney disorders. Folev's Kidney Cure
will cure n slight disorder in few
days and its continued use will cure
the most obetinase cases. 1t haa
cured many people Of Bright's disesse
and diabetes who were thought to be
incurable. II you have kidney or
bladder trouble. commence taking
Foley's Kidney Cure today. before 1t
is too late Sold by Palace Drug
Store
Cañon City record., 1905-06-15
Fitts.Joues,

On Monday, May Goth. at Milwaukee
Wisconsin, Minons Stearns Fits. and
Frank Warren Jones, were married.
They are known here through their
connection with the mica mines, at
Eicanite.
They will be at home after June lst
at 294O Lake Park avenue, Chicago.
Cañon City record., 1905-06-15
For Rent

Coon store room. Main street, suita-
BILE for restaurant, cigar store or other
business, rent cheap. Apply Arthur J.
Helm. Bon Ton restaurant or at Record
onice.
Cañon City record., 1905-06-15
Travellers Checks

CALL. or drop us a line in regard tc
them. First National Bank, Canon
City Colorado.
Cañon City record., 1905-06-15

Ohas P. Smith has recently come
from Milan. Missouri, and is employed
n machinist at the smelter.
Cañon City record., 1905-06-15

Mr.. John Chetelat, gave the bride
away.
About fifty Invitations had been is
sued and many useful and beautiful
gifts were received from friends and
relatives.
Among the out Of town guests not
mentioned above were Mrs. Bergstrom
and Florence and Carol Bergstrom Of
Leadville; William Close Jr. and s,ym.
Close Sr. of Michigan.
Light refreshments were served dur
ing the evening. Those present Joined
with scores of absent friends in wish
ing Miss Bessie every happiness that
life can bring.
Her beautiful voice (she has been
leading soprano in the Episcopal church
for year and has often sung in other
churches and elsewhere) no less than
her gracious personality, has endeared
her to sill.
She will be greatly missed in musical
circles as well as by countless friends
here, but in the new home to which
she has gone she will make other
friends who will appreciate her as
fully as those whom she is leaving.
Cañon City record., 1905-06-15
Thurber-Redman

Henry w. Redman and Mrs. Miranda
Thurber, of Denver, were married at
the residence of w. H. Mcclure
Wednesday evening, June Z, in the
presence Of few friends. Rev. J, b.
Cook. Of the Methodist church, per-
formed the marriage ceremony.
kilograms of congratulations we're
received and choice refreshments were
served.
Mr.. and Mrs, Redman will be at
home to their many friends after July
at 412 College avenue.
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TO DEVELOP HAYWARD NINE.

recently purchased the Eureka mill and
Hayward mine will tear the mill down
and re-erect it at the mine. and will de-
mill will be put up close to the mine
and the ore will be handled bat once.
About so men will be employed. II the
one of the liveliest towns in the State
and will lead to the working of other
properties in that vicinity.
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\. B. MAx0N OF
RENO NOT CHOSEN

The most interesting feature of yes
tsrday's session of the National Irriga-
syxon Congress- in session at Portland,
: was the presentation of the recommend
ations Of the executive committee for
the officers of the organization and the
fight that ensued when the name of h !.
B. Maxson of Reno, Nevada, was reach
ed Issue was made over the selection
of Maxson by f. j. Kiesel of Ogden on
personal grounds, and quite stormy
debate followed, in which considerable
opposition to Maxson developed The
report of the committee was finally re-
ferred back with instructions that they
agree on another man for secretary The
other names recommended, which were
as follows, were unopposed: Governor
George c. Pardee, California, President,
l.. w. shurtliff. Utah. First Vice Pres;-
dent; j. H. stephens. Texas Second
Vice President: T.. l.. Smith. Oregon.
Third Vice President.
Maxson has been the Secretary for
several years.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-08-25
PERSONAL MENTION OF
YOU AND YOUR FRIENDS

Hon. J. A. Langwith of Golconda is
down from the copper country today.
Hon. 8. J. Bonnifeld and Chris Wolf
have returned from Glover Valley.
Jimmie Benton OF Reno is in Winnie
mucca today on business.
Floyd McReynolds. so~sman on the
Reilly ranch on Kings river. IS registered
at the winnemucca.
Walter Dal<in, foreman OF the Own
River Crossing ranch Of Lux 4 Miller
is at the winnemucca.
Miss Mabel Cochran will leave this
evening for El Dorado county, Ca
where she has been engaged to teach
school.
District Attorney f. A Ducker and
Mrs Ducker returned last evening from
three-weeks' visit to San Francisco.
A. c. Webb and family will leave
shortly for Paradise. whe-s Mr. Webb
has been engaged as principa, of the
Paradise school.
Father Horgan of Sparks came here
day before yesterday and said mass
Wednesday morning in the Catholic
church. and spent the day in Golconda
yesterday. He will return home on No.
this evening.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-08-25
THE BOARD OF
REGENTS TAKE WATER

The selection of a librarian for ths
Nevada State University IS again al
open matter. Following the co nnunica-
ton of Miss Goodwin Doten the Beard
Of Regents took up the question yester-
day and issued the following notice
AS there seem to be many can lidates
for the position of librarian a. the Ne
vada State University, it is suggested
that each make application to DR.. J q.
Stubbs, President Nevada Univ, ;ity,
Reno, and carefully state Al qualifica-
tions for the position.
The matter will then be brought up at
the next regular meeting of the Board
of Regents on Saturday, Sep .emoer ",
at a. m. OSCAR J. SMITH
Chairman Board of Regenss Nevaca
State University.
Reno, August a. 1906.
1t is believed that this action will have
the effect Of nullifying the appointment
of Miss Armstrong of Fresno. VIII, WIS
selected several days ago for the posi-
ton.
Miss Doten, it is understood, viii not
in any sense be candidate sor the place
again, but it is understood that there
are many capable Nevada graduates
who will apply and one of chem, in all
probability, will be selected.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-08-25
THE WORK OF LIGHTNING.

While on his way to work in the
Brunswick mine at Grass Valley about
o'clock Monday morning, william ].
Seaman was struck by lightning ana
knocked unconscious to the ground. The
bolt hit his left shoulder, ran down his
left side and entered the ground through
his heel. The superintendent of the mine
witnessed the accident and hurried to
Scanlan's assistance. He will recover.
He is severely burned and a permanent
ing was ripped and torn by the flash.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-08-25
A WEDDING AT
COLC0NDA YESTERDAY

Yesterday A. NJ. Fraga and Emilia
soares were ioined in weilock at Col
conda by Father Horgan of Sparks. NO
handsomer couple ever stood before the
altar in Humboldt County than Mr..
Fraga and his bride. The bride was
beautifully gowned In white crepe with
white flowers in her hair.
After the ceremony a wedding preak-
fast was served at the Golconda MOTEL
About twenty couples sat down to
breakfast. which did the proprietors Of
the hotel credit Mr.. Fraga and bride
will permanently reside in Golconda.
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AN EXPENSIVE COURT HOUSE

~ x1zA1 111Vo1VE COUFI HOUSE.
In 1S1 Lincoln county was bonde,. for
slS1,O to erect a court house at Phoebe.
1t is a stone building, 40 by so feet, two
stories high, with a small jail in the
rear. Today $4,000 would build better
structure. but considering the high
prices Of 1871, probably $4,000 went into
for a toilet and $4,000 for stone steps,
and the balance of the money got away
somehow. The bonds remained snd bore
a debt of $685. 900 as a legacy-all growing
out of that court house.
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Special sale of Box Stationery az
Diehrs in Up-to-Date building. SmoAe
damaged. at 15c. s-io-u
WILL START a SALOON

Van yolkenburg & Son will open a sa-
loon on September 1st, in the room re-
Gently vacated by Mrs. Abel, just pe-
low the Bell building. Dad Is an oid
IT, p. engineer and Is very popular
Van volkenburg G. Son will keep one OF
the incest places in Winnemueca.
Emanuel Vargas has been employed as
barkeeper.
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WILL EAT A SNAKE.

Bob Halves, who a few days ago bit
off the head OF live snake for $l.oo' mas
agreed to eat the snake. skin and all
at the Up-to-Date saloon. tonight, be-
tween 7 and o'clock. He will receive
SIS or more for the feat
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-08-25
COOK ON DINER
DROPS DEAD

j. C. Pengram, colerea coox running
on dining car of the Southern Facitc
through Winnemucca, dropped de al yes
terday near Reno. Heart failure WIS
the cause of DEATH His train passed
Winnemucca west yesterday morning
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LOST.

One three-leaf clover pin, diamond in
center and small diamonds around edge.
Finder return to this Office and receive
$40 reward and no questions asked
8-23-lw
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EAGLE DRUG AND JEWELRY CO.

Owing to the total loss by fire. all
parties owing the Eagle Drug and Jewel
ry Co. are kindly requested to call at
the Bell building and settle accounts as
soon as possible. bringing statements of
August 1st with them. S-7-tf
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PARADISE VALLEY
Description Of Several Fine Ranches in the South
End Of the Valley and Immediately Surrounding
the Beautiful 7 own of Paradise

He puts up between 200 and 300 tons of
Der of the Board of County Commission
ers at the last election and enjoys the
confidence of his constituents and the
high esteem of his neighbors. Mr.. and
Mrs. Townsend came from the good old
State of Maine a quarter of a century
ago and sixteen years ago they bought
Townsend was away from home wnen
called, but Mrs. Townsend was there
and l found her to be a most charming
woman and well posted on the ranch and
its productiveness.
The old Democratic war horse
HON. B. F. REILLY,
mas place on the western edge of the
valley on Colony creek comprising 1850
acres. Mr.. Reilleys health has been
such the past four or five years that he
has not tried to do much with his ranch
He is in very poor health at the present
time and the day 1 called L found him
in bed and suffering a good deal, so did
first settlers and knows the valleys his
tory from to q. He has represented
this county in the legislature several
terms. has been Assessor two terms and
Deputy Assessor for several years. He
was appointed to a seat on the Board
of County Commissioners by Governor
Sparks to fill out the unexpired term of
w. d. Morey. Mr.. Reilly has been
prominently identified with Paradise
from its early history to the present
time.
]. c. CATHCAkT
owns 800 acres, seven miles east of Par
adise. The place is mostly grazing land
and does not produce over LIS tons of
hay, but he is constantly putting in
more hay land and in time it will cut
800 tons. Some of it is grain land He
handles about 100 head of cattle and the
same number of horses. His range is
| northeast of the ranch. Mr.. Cathcart
is a hard worker and good manager.
MRS. s. c. SHELTON
has 800 acres of natural meadow on Mar
tin creek, five miles south of Paradise
She puts up usually 300 tons of hay. She
runs what stock the place will carry aid
it is mostly dairy cows, of which she
nnilkS Ok or % au,5 y,,oLao a fna n,,,li+x.
of butter which is marketed In the VAL
| ley.
MRS. ELLER GILLIAN
| lvies on a place two and half miles
| south of the town. Her ranch comprises
800 acres. all meadow. She usually puts
UP $50 tons of hay and runs from l5O to
$50 cattle and about the same number OF
horses. Her range is north of Paradise
and she runs her horses or the desert
shrewd business woman and is State
President of the Rebekah Assembly. Sn
is very active member of Naomi Re-
bekah Lodge No. 8 of Paradise and is
good worker in the order.
MRS. III. NJ. BURGE
has about 500 acres of hay and pasture
land one mile south of Paradise. She
cuts in a good year 200 tons of hay and
next year she will raise quite guam
tity of wheat and barley. She runs 15C
head of cattle and 40 or 90 head OF
horses. Her range is in the hills north
west of the ranch. Mrs. Burgess fam
| lily consists of herself and two grown
sons and two young lady daughters.
A. c. b.
Paradise August 18th.
4, =. =, 3, =. :, 4, =, z. =. L L L L L s.
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fruit and more than can be used on the
ranches. She employs fifteen men the
year around and in harvest time many
more. She dairies fifteen cows and has
a large flock of turkies. ducks, chickens
and many hogs.
J. A. CATHCART
has the ranch owned by w. j. Stewart
leased The place comprises 240 acres
and adioins Mrs. VIM. Stock on the
north and west. While the greater part
of the ranch is devoted to pasture, 4..r.
Cathcart cuts 60 tons of hay. He runs
a few cattle and some horses. He is
married and has two children.
The next place l visited was the ranch
of
ED. STOCK.
a pioneer in the valley who came from
Germany 80 years ago. After working
for wages in the valley for one and a
half years he bought three ranches,
comprising 1900 acres of land. He cut
last year 800 tons of hay. Many acres
of his holdings are devoted to pasture
He has 15o acres seeded to alfalfa. ms
crop is about one-thrd alfalfa and two
thirds wild hay. He has fine house,
stone milk house, good barns and cor
rails and an orchard and vegetable gar
den and is as happy as man can be
surrounded by everything to make a
happy home He runs in the neighoor-
of fine horses. He sold this year 81
head of horses that swelled his bank
account $l.225. That Mr.. Stock consid-
ers to be a pretty good price for un-
broken horses. Mrs. Stock has a large
flock of chickens and turkies. Mr..
Stock is very proud of his wife and paid
a good rustler and a fine helpmeet." Al
the present time he is engaged In cut
ting his second crop of alfalfa. He
reads the valleys history like an open
book He has a good property and be-
ing a worker and man of affairs he IS
laying away enough money of the realm
after age units him for active life. He
has five sons. all grown. and the ones
at home are of great assistance in the
ranch management.
d. w. CATHCART
has 4S0 acres adjoining Ed. Stocks on
the east and south, 100 acres of which
are meadow and the balance is pasture.
He cuts between 100 and $50 tons of hay
and raises a good garden. He runs sc
head of cattle and big bunch of horses
On the ranch is fine Norman stallion
and his brood mares are good grades.
He ranges his stock in the hills south
east of his ranch. His milk house and
store room are of stone and his out-of-
doors cellar is walled up with rock and
is a good structure. He dairies six cows
and makes all his own butter and has
some for the market. Mrs. Cathcar'
devotes much of her time to raising
chickens.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS w. e.
TOWNSEND
owns GAO acres ten miles southeast OF
Paradise and a fine little ranch 1t is
The most of it is wild hay land.
| Mr.. Townsend runs 800 head of cattle
and bunch of rs head of horses. HI
not only makes a good and easy living
but he has healthy bank account ant
the red ink is on the right side of tn,
| ledger. His buildings are substantial,
| constructed and his milk house. black
smith shop and barns are of stone. H'
has fine corrals and hay stack yards
+ + + + + I. + 4. I. 4. I. I. + I. I. I
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Paradise, August 18th.
AN EARLY HOUR CHIyARIE.

Pablo rutherford and Miss Georgie
Bird of Winnemucca were united In
marriage the other day in Keno and 'e-
turned home on No. iasr evening. rhe
small boys of the town gave them an
old time chivarie as so,n as they were
settled in their home.
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GoI.CoNDA ALL RIGHT.

No dull times in Golconda. AS an evil
dence of prosperity four papies were
baptized at Golconda yesterday
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LOST.

Ladies Elgin gold watch. monogram
Emma" on outside case. Finder return
to this office. Liberal reward and no
questions asekd. S-A-1w
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New high grade candies-best in town
at Diehps. S-1o-tf
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Just received at The Peoples Store-a
nice line OF workingmen's pants. from
$3.50 to $3.50 per pair. s-l7-A
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Limburger, Swiss and fancy cream
cheese at The Peoples Store. s-l7-al
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Owing to the increase In trade. Hess
bread reduced to two loaves Tor ioc az
Diehl's City Bakery. b-S-tf
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QUOTATIONS.
Corrected daily by c G. Taylor
and eompany.l
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BARGAINS IN REAL EST II :.

BARGAINS I'm HGAL 60 - =.
For sale
lies West Second avenue, 7-room
house
7o5 South State street. broom
house.
1904 West Seventeenth street ;
room house.
1913 West Fifth street. Groom
house.
1Go4 West Fifth street 4room
house.
PIG East Eleventh and Alabama, >
story residence, rooms.
7o7 South Walnut street, Groom
residence
IL block corner Alabama and Gocr-
2ia streets. containing houses.
Tnimprored property
i lots Eighteenth and Cherry
street
lots Fifth aud Plum street
4 lots Fifth and Spruce street
1 lot Fourth and Liuden street
4 lots Seventeenth and Poplar
street
/ lots Thrtaenth. fronting Alahama
aud Geore.a streets.
lots Twelfth and Beech street.
we are also agents for the Austin
aud Taylor addition. South Cherry
We have many other lots that arc
not mentioned in this ad. So if You
are interested in real estate il Will
pay You to see us before buying.
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+. c. FURTH. Postmaster
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-03
notice..

There will be a meet .n2 Of the
stockholders OF the Pine Bluff a2d
Southern Railway company al the
board OF trade rooms in Pine Bluff
Aprl % 1905, al 10 a m The object
of The meeting viii be to increase the
board Of directors from FIVE 10 Hina
Also To elect board Of directors to
manage The affairs of the company To-
one year BY order commissioners
p b. AND s. RY. COMPANY.
4-2s 4 KH
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| D. W. Boyce devotes his time to rents.
| Oak and pine wood Phone w. H
| Boyd Old phone 902.
If you want DR. HankisGn, call
| Coon and BedelIs drug store.
Sand delivered on snort notice.
Dawkns Sand company. Old phone
Gal.
C. G. Schenck has moved his bi-
cycle and repair shop to 327 Main
| treet.
Bicycles and automobiles repair
ed. Call at 327 Main street. C. G
Schenck.
Are you aware Of the fact that the
Anchor Laundry does the best work
in the city,
If quality appeals to you.
ven need rs to DO your wiring. Union
Electric company.
Want any "phoney' wiring over
hauled? That's our business Union
HleCtF.E Company
MY new line of 1905 wheels has
been received; call and see them
schenck, 327 Main street
S ducy Helms new and second
hand store We buy and sell furni-
ture, stoves, or anything. at 210 West
Second avenue.
Remember | am still writing
fire insurance in old line companies.
See me at III Main street. w. z.
TankersIey.
The Anchor Laundry. with its
aew process of washing without chlor
tde of lime is conceded as doing the
best work in the city
-Gas0ine stoves. all kinds. best
nuke. and low prices. See Sidney
Helms. new and secondhand store,
216 West Second avenue.
-Chas H H,yc)c& is able te place
loans. and if you desire to borrow it
will be to your interest to see him
Office at 11S Pine street
-F,strayed-One dark bay mare,
about sixteen hands high. Suitable
reward for her return to a. d. Foster
Seventeenth and Cherry streets, Pine
Bluff, Ark.
Big lot of secondhand window
shades We have them new and all
90
Helms. 210 West Second avenue.
Big bargains in secondhand sew
ing machines. We keep all kinds CT
machine supplies Machines for rent
Sidney Helms. 2l0 West Second ave
ME
--Lost-A heavy gold band bracelet.
Find n will be rewarded by returning
to G. B. Moore at Dreyfus store.
For rent-A fVe-room cottage,
No. 1919 Main street either furn sh.
ed or unfurnished. In quire Western
Onion office
All kinds of cook stoves and
ranges. new aud secondhand We sell
them cheap dney Helms, 21o West
Second avenue.
The eits couneil will meet to-
njeht in regular session. Aside
from the routine business necessa4
at the first meeting night in tAa
irlonth. there VIII be much business
- ha transacted
-Nantea-Nen to learn barber
made. Prepare now for spring
rusn. Few weeks completes. Pc
stions guaranteed Graduates earn
Sl5 weekly. Can nearly earn eN-
penses before finishing. Wfte fol
free catalogue. Moler barber college,
St Louis, Mo.
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REMOVAL NOTICE.

Mr.. j. W. Matthews has moved his
place Of b4sin $ from East Third
avenue to 1903 East Fourth avenue,
whore he will be pleased to serve the
public. Mir Matthew'S RARHECJES
BEEF, PORK. and MUTTON daily.
and handles only Che best Kansas City
meats Yoal orders solicited.
! w. MATTHEW'S,
ii lo9 East FouGtr avenue.
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NOTICE..

Bids will b. received nvthe uaier-
signed for ten days beginning April
for the carrying Of mail to &ed from
the pCstotiice and the iron Mountain
and Cotton Belt stations Blanks will
be furnished applicants. All further
information will be given out by the
undersigned
r c. FURTH, Postmaster.
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sSs6ss ass-S sss, &aa, "a ssiAss i.Sea reEGe.s

ss-;t,,s1~' ~. ~. y -. ".>-aF.jIs,.
sssaseiss .sss. xss &th4 ssASsiAs itSeh ~fESss
Wanted-MX caS Omcri ana triendS
to know that maze movsG my oFce
and am now IGcatei at IL Pine St
whore I will be glad to receive any
business tha. yoH may have IN real
estate line, als) am pre- 9aSed to write
6re insurance in stock companies
Thanking you for past faVors and q
continuance OF the same,
Yours for business,
CHAS HAYCDCK
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WAN

To borrow $1,000 on 5 years time:
will pay 10 per cont interest This
money viii bo used to build the Lin
wood A1Ihuru leyee at EinWood Jof
feTsou county The money VII be
paid back from taxes. but the prop
erty owners of this section will ou.
d0rse the notes For further informa,
t4on address
c. W. BUTTS.
LiuwCod. Ark
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Special Sale Of Oriental Rugs


Dungh will dvaney
we
Reraghan
a or rugs Of
o RI lest
Il " pp N fered din lis
ing you recodian me
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Remember am sill writifs
FIRE insurance in old line 1empani"a
See NE at IL Main street. W, H..
Iankereiey.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-03

Grand sen9 and organ recital at
First NJ. E. church Thursday night.
Npril -. 1905. by Prof. NJ. d. Nc
NciI assisted by the best talent in the
ely Auspices Epworth LEAGUE
Picase remember the date.
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If you want D.. John, cali
Coon and Redel's drug store.