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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-07
Sherman's Dollar Fund Is Growing.

Chairman Sherman of the Republican
Congressional campaign committee said
Yesterday that the committees appeaI for
dollar subscriptions had been 80 well an
sswered that the total had now reached
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-07
,JOTTINGS ABOUT "

Bids for dredging and for constructing the nov
i~uuniclpal trry terminal ~ Thirty lnipth, Street.
DrSOAlyn! WrIe opened ~ the Dock Commissioner
yesterday. Il, Rolf made tive lowest bid. ss53. 3J3.
The contract viii not be awaTde1 at once.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-07
FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY .-
Mercerized Isle Half Hose, Csc

The Isle is sheer and fine and so highly mercerized
that even a minute examination would incline you to
believe the half hose to be Of silk. Black or Gray.
reinforced soles, heels and toes. 'o -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-07
The New Fall Scarfs, S1.00

Perhaps the silks themselves aren't a great deal better
for it, but, by importing our dollar scarf silks and satins,
we are certain that the designs are new and exclusive.
The diversity Of designs and shades is infinite. n
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-07
The Fall Stetson Soft Hats
Three Fiftv and Five Dollars

He was from Missouri, a merchant there, with the
"Set-there" disposition. With a sad story he came
into our hat shop-Stetson could not give him the soft
hats he needed and he asked us to let him have
two dozen at the standard retail price. ,
Even this man from Missouri knows that VIC alone
maintain a complete stock of the Stetson hats in both
exclusive and staple models. Do you?
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-07
The New Waistcoats for Men
@ CO - CIEnO
$3.50 to $500

The fabrics are new; so is the cut and design of the
waistcoats; some extremely radical, others conserva-
tive, nevertheless new. And they are tailored right,
tailored to fit snusly without a bulge or break. We
know of no other shop that has the courage to main
tain so big and diversified a stock Of waistcoats as
is ours. .'--l
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-07
The New Shirts for Men, S1.75

We expect more Of this series of shirts than the modest
profit. They ought to incline those Of you who have
the to- order shirt habit to reform. The fabric is cx-
cellent; so is the tailoring, and the designs are altogether
new and exclusive.
Coat models with narrow or wide plated bosom
fashioned of imported percale with cuffs attached
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1906-04-05
The Chancery Court

AT the March term of chancery court
of Rankin county, Judge j. l.. McCas-
kill presiding, the following business was
had and done, to-wit:
Estate of Elizabeth GatIin, deceased
Ade Rice appointed executrix.
Estate of Vera Fisk, minor-M. M.
Fisk appointed guardian.
Estate of Salie Turner, minor. A..
Turner, guardian, account allowed and
guardian discharged.
Exparte Ruth Harrison, minor, sale of
land confirmed.
Emma Hardy ct al VS. R. Z. Dortch-
decree to sell land.
Estate Henry Cole Atkins, deceased,
Jno. c. Atkins, appointed administrator
Estate of Voise Kiblnger, P. F. Kib.
linger and Eugenia Kiblinger, minors.
Mrs. Eudora Mock appointed guardian.
Estate of Florence Price and Carrie
Price, minors, Andrew j. Pierce appointed
guardian.
Estate of Guy Price, minor, Percy A.
Price appointed guardian.
In re petition of w. R. Taylor and Sol
Dobson, guardian, sale of land ordered.
e. George Taylor VS. Ephraim Nelson
ct al-title to land confirmed.
Exparte Sarah Spell Gilbert Andrews
appointed guardian ad Itum to Lee Della
Andrews and Lou Ella Andrews and
Walter Johnson Is appointed guardian ad
litum to Julias Johnson; land ordered par
ttioned as prayed for.
Estate of Addie and Verna Tucker,
minors, j. B. Tucker guardian, ac-
count approved and guardian discharged.
Estate of of Tom Simpson, deceased,
Amanda Simpson, admx-an ac-
count allowed.
Estate of Joseph Smith, deceased, j. A.
Spann, admr-flrSt annual account al
lowed.
Estate of w. w. Walker, deceased,
Bee King, administrator, first annual ac-
count allowed.
Estelle Mashburn VS. Penelope Craig
ct al, complaints are allowed 80 days in
which to further plead.
Estate of @. w. McWilliams, executrix
first annual account allowed.
Estate of Arthur and Floyd Bates,
minors, M. B. Martin, guardian to
hear in vacation.
Jake Carey VS. Mary Eta Murphy
Carey divorce granted.
Estate of Jesse S. Norrell, deceased. J..
K. Enochs, admr, final account allowed
and guardian discharged.
Mamie Legett VS. William Leggett--
divorce granted.
J M. StingiIy VS. Emma Stingily-di-
vorce granted.
Ade Rice, admx VS. S. O. McCaskill-
defendant failed to plead, answer or de-
mur, and bill taken as confessed as to the
said defendant S. O. McCaskilI.
Harry Smith VS. Amanda Smith-di-
vorcc granted.
c E. Payne VS. Bette Pavno-mar-
riage relations dissolved.
Estate Of Daisy Stevens, Delta Stevens
Annette Stevens, minors, Daisy M.
Stevens, admx., first and second in
ventories filed and first account allowed.
James Harris ct al E. N. Taylor, ct al
demurrer overruled.
Estate of Annie Crook and Erma
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1906-04-05
Ice Notice.

On or about May 1st ! will open
my ice house for the summer. I,wilI
handle ice in car loads and promise
my patrons prompt service. Prices
same as last year. Ice house in cellar
of Rankin County Bank. Save me
your orders. Your friend
WILL WHITE,
The Ice Man.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1906-04-05

Crook, minors-4th annual accounts al
lowed.
Peter Larson and Timothy Foley VS.
Vim G. Faulkner ct al--title to land con.
| firmed.
Martha Jordan ct al VS. Elijah and Jen-
ME Jordan-lands ordered sold for par.
tition.
j. Willis Price ex parte-sale of land
confirmed.
Matte Braswell VS. VIM Braswell-
marriage relations dissolved.
George Myers VS. Mary Ellen Myers
divorce granted.
Estate of P. F. Ragan, deceased, w.
F.. Ragan, admir-, first annual account
allowed.
c. G. Harvey, trustee, ct al VS. George
Arents ct al-bill taken as confessed
against all defendants.
Ex parte W.. /. Kersh--sale of land
confirmed.
Tiney Mcneil, vs. Dock McNell-di-
vorce granted.
Clerks acts in vacation were all con-
frmed.
J. G. Grain ct al petition for sale of
land-Sale ordered.
c. E.. Wilkerson VS. Ed Wansley ct al
to be heard in vacation.
Estate of Graham and Maxey Burney-
4th annual account allowed.
Annie Mangum VS. Adam Mangum-di-
vorce granted.
Willie Benson VS. Francis Benson
divorce granted.
Estate of E. E. Jones, minor, G. w.
White, guardian, 4th annual account
allowed.
Estate of Ernest Rogers, minor, w. C.
Ellis, guardian, 10th annual account
allowed.
Estate of Ollie Rankin, minor, H. w.
Kennedy, guardian, final account allowed
and guardian discharged.
Estate of E E. Barrow deceased, y. B.
Ward. executor final account of executor
allowed and executor discharged.
VIM. McNair VS. Sylvarenia McNair-
divorce granted.
Ann Stevens VS. Josephus Wynn-to
be argued in vacation.
Susie Dixon VS.. Amanda Dear-6o
days given to answer.
Estate of E. j. Fisk, deceased, Geo.
Robinson, executor, final account allowed
and executor discharged.
Mack Mikel VS. Lucinda Mikel-di-
vorce granted.
Estate of ]. D. Walker, deceased -
distribution ordered.
Estate of Olar Brinson, mino r, |. B.
Brlnson, guardian guardian ordered to
make report within 90 days.
Mary Sandifer ct al VS. S. e Brinson
ct al lands allotted Sarah Brinson and
balance of land to be sold for partition.
The Washington times., 1906-05-06

OF Boston, Mass. which occurs at
noon Tuesday Nay Is. will be ose OF
the prominent Affairs Of the month.
Miss Aiarsteller is the great grand
daughter OF the ilIustriotis James ord.
whose connection with English history
IS so wen known Georgetown College
nas played a most important part in
the biography OF the Ord family. so il
is quite betting that the Rev Father
Buell., president Of the university.
should conduct tht cremony- He VIII
be assisted by the Rev Father shan
dele. dean Of the faculty.
Miss Narsteller IS the only daughter
Of the late Capt James Selma AIarstcI-
Ter. and is a great favcrite in the army.
She has quite "A reputation as horse
woman AR MulIiken is a lineaI des-
cendant of the Elijah Sanderson. who
accompanied Paul Revere on parts Of
his famous ride-from Lexington TO
Concord The ancestral home OF the
Sandersons. built two hundred years
ago. IS stiu standing. and one of the
historic spots shown 20 all visitors in
Salem, Mass. Many valuable memen-
toes belonging 10 the MuIliken family
are found in the old Hancock house in
Lexington.
The wedding viii take place at the
home Of Major James Cresap Ord. an
uncle OF the bride. The young couple
viii leave for Boston shortly after the
ceremony. and after a weeks visit Will
The Washington times., 1906-05-06

80 EE of charity
Ea%/ greater proof mans pow
ery could be given than that effort. or
the benefit of terribly like Kan
a success.
Why spirit of generosity overaken the Capital that
one two and even three events have been place
single day. thus dividing money we'll While
the metropolitan and Century Club
ball pawlng ungraceuy damp earth in making
for base there delightful concerts in operation
one at the New Willard under the
Walker daughter of Rear Walker
another at one of the theaters
Monday attractions were ignored and society en-
masse saw the University of Pennsylvania Wig
Club "Shylock Bankers"
Washington but this enthusiasm manifested
Croer, eyburn of Philadelphia engineered
enc sale Of this formerly aI there was
comfortable standing room left Everybo5y was tr d
everybody pret costumes Sir Henry Mortimer Dur
and and Lady Durand box as we're
also the embassy pretty prrghy Lady
Towne his wife The pretty light chf-
ION cloth and hat OF tine hue
white eostome-mosy blael-and her diamonds and
Others in boxes the Hen
gelmuler the Mexican Caasus the wife
OF the brazilian Ambassador Nine Nabuco Mrs Mary
Mrs Elizabeth daughter of Green sbrc Pa
BepresentatFe and Mrs
te husSn An3aSsador and the Baroness Rosen
daughter Chinese Minister Sir Chen
1ung Cheng and his young daughter
~ 'n SighV OF American boys frohekng in petcoats With
them number young girls all
tune Almost member Diplomatic Corps fact
syIvania students
Mrs William whose brother Hube R Owen is
residence Of her mother Mrs Walter
fore marriage
Diplomats leaving season which inaug
urates general clearance from
Durand and Miss Durand will probably week
and viii pass the place occupied
last
abroad He sailed yesterday but country shortly
and again become outdoor
sports of
The Austrian Ambassador HergemuIer
capital yesterday
10 MI Mrs Frederick
go to Bar Harhor for they go
TO enoN where they finish Mexican Am
osador and Nine de children
VIII go abroad Of
the Belgian Minister possession of
Baron Hoen the Russian going summer
home at Manchester for the
Italian embassy gnor Monagana
at the place.
Mr. Pol lie Teller. Belgian legation been an
pointed by his general Philadelphia and will
go there next week charge young
Washington society having peted diplomat
OF much ability and IS expected rapidly
NJ Deogne the first secretary legation and his
wife and tree-monthod baby York this week
ana WI" spend the doubt if he re-
turns to this country The young bv the
belgian government men TO live
IN manner becomnga diplomat Washington For instance NJ
Decogne and his scarcely known here a
all ~ ~ 81
This week last prenedtated
pleasant quickly being of the dav One
pleasant exception viii evening recepon At the homo
OF Mr. and Mrs Joseph ThropP society large numbers
viii tend. 9
The Washington times., 1906-05-06

ranged tea Yesterday afternoon at her
home. 1921 I street. in compliment 10
Mrs. E. 5. Mills
Al the wedding Of Miss Edith Harlan
Shlid and Erastus korning. Of Albany.
\. y. wnich takes place at the New
York Avenue Presbyterian Church at 4
o clock Thursday. May Il. Parker Korn-
ing viii act as hest man for his brother.
Most all Of the ushers chosen are New
York men. Following the church cere.
.mony there viii be a small reception
for the bridal party. relatives. and a
Few friends at the residence of Justice
and Mrs. Harlan, in Euclid place.
Brig Cen John n. Page, L. s. A. re-
tired, and Mrs Page have issued invi-
tations for the marriage Of their daugh-
ter, Mary Florence Page. to Lieut.
George S. Simonds. Twenty-second In
fantry. The ceremony will take placO
at the cadet chapel at West Point n
Y, next Wednesday. The Ceremony
will he followed by a large recentjon
at Memorial Hall.
Prince de Bearne ct de ChaIais. at one
time attache of the French embassy.
who, 1t was said. came over to this
The Washington times., 1906-05-06

Twelve petty bar maids in dainty
cap. and aprons % white. distinguished
by a scarlet bow the cap. were un-
tiring in their at, IONS. acting under
orders from thre, nard working bar
tenders representative beaux. who had
generously proffered their services in
the good cause. These included Duncan
Bradley. Charles Wilson and Mr.. Heald.
The refreshments included every va
riety of soft drink. with crackers and
cheese, and from the outset did a flour
isEing business under the immediate
control of Mrs Wallace Neff vice presi-
dent OF the society, assisted by other
members Of the board.
The Washington times., 1906-05-06

In addition to the sale OF beverages.
the enterprise Included the attendance of
two fair trOubadOrs. who gave free con
certs in the open, and a gypsy fortune
teller in the person Of Miss Benjamin
whose powers as soothsayer received
gratifying tribute
The Washington times., 1906-05-06

The wedding OF Miss Elsie Mar
steller and Harry Sanderson Nulliken.
The Washington times., 1906-05-06

way upon the green lawns. a connect
ing link between the four quarters OF
the enclosure. and a popular rendezvous
for all visitors
The Washington times., 1906-05-06

country purposely to marry an hClress.
and who. after being detached from
clplomadc duty here. married c.iss
Beatrice Winans. OF Baltimore. - new
the father OF daughter. They cali
her Cecile- The Young princess-mother
and baby princess are both doing well
Mrs. Seth Barton French. OF ~ "
york but who was married 10 Mr.
French in what is now the Russian en-
nassy IN this city, and spent last winter
here. was one of the Americans present
ed at the reception given n the Hotel
National Geneva. by Mr.. and Mrs
Robert B. Wade in honor OF BishoD and
MS. Potter.
The Washington times., 1906-05-06
LWZ7

sail for Europe At home in Mapirni.
Mexico. after August IS.
Mrs johnson. widow of Capt. Alfred
%. Johnson. l. s 4. has left Washing
ton. D. G. where she has been on a
short visit. and has returned TO her
home at Vancouver barracks
Mr. and Mrs. Edward F,hrmantraut
celebrated their twenty-hfth wedding
anniversary at their home. 1r1 Cbaptn
street. Wednesday. May >
During the day and evening they were
tbs recipients Of many beautiful pieces
Of silverware from their friends. raanv,
OF whom were present
The reception room and dining hau
were beautifully decorated with flowers
and potted plants. Among those pres
ent were Mr. and Mrs E c. Shfplev.
Mr.. and Mrs G. Esher, Mr. and Mrs. J
Continued on Fifth Page1
The Washington times., 1906-05-06

One of the most unique and attractive
features of the Fridays Fete at Friend
ship was the English bar under the
auspices of the Dog Shelter Society, an
organization broad in its philanthropic
and humanitarian scope and unique
among local institutions.
This bar was conveniently placed mid
The Washington times., 1906-05-06

Mr. and Mrs. T. w. Butteraeld sailed
from New York. on the Campanta. April
q and viii spend some time abroad
Sailing on the same ship were Frederick
w Whitertdge, ambassador extracrdf-
nary 10 Sualn
The Washington times., 1906-05-06

Commander Albert Gleaves. L. S. N.
and Mrs. Gleaves returned to Newport.
r. l.. April 2s. from visit 10 New
York and Washington
The Washington times., 1906-05-06

Considerable surprise has been created
;sere in Naval circles over the announce
rlent made by Mrs. John Gaspard Lanz
of the marriage OF her daughter. Miss
Doris Christine Lanz. to Lieut. Frank
HalfoHi. L. 5. Marine Corps. and just
relieved from duty on the Texas While
society people were waiting for the date
Of their marriage TO be made known
Mrs. Danz announces that the event
took place in New York city October 4
1905. Lieutenant Halford and his bride
Will be 1t home at Portsmouth, y. h,
after June ].
The Washington times., 1906-05-06
Personal

The Belgian minister entertained a
party Of men at dinner at the legation
last evening.
Lieut.. Leigh G. Palmer. [. S. N at
tached 10 the Missouri. has been chosel.
by the President 20 represent the NAVY,
at the wedding Of King Alfonso and
Princess Ena at Madrid next month
Lieut.. L. S Grant. Sd viii ,e1reee-,f
the Army
The Washington times., 1906-05-06

Mrs. Listen, wife OF Majcr / ". Lit
tell. U. s A, gave a beautifully ar
The Washington times., 1906-05-06

san for Europe At home in MapiHni.
Mexico. after August IS.
The Washington times., 1906-05-06

Mrs. Switzerland. wife of Commander
Switzerland, =. S. n. with the Misses
Harriet and Mary Switzerland. having
passed the Easter season in Rome, ex-
poets shortly 10 go to Paris. where she
will remain until sailing for America.
Commander Southerland is still in San
Domingo.
The Washington times., 1906-05-06

Mrs Ray. wife OF Pay Director RAY
I. S. N. has returned from Summer
vile, S. c, where she spent the winter
for the benefit of her health, and is Wis
iting Mrs. Albert Ray in Eighteenth
street
The Washington times., 1906-05-06

Continued on Fifth Page.)
The Washington times., 1906-05-06

son was born to Major r. W. John
IN, surgeon, L. S. A. and Mrs John
son, April 3. at Fort Crook. Neb. He IS
4 grandson of Brig. Gen. Thomas Nc
Sregor, Z. s. A, retired, and Mrs. Nc
GregOr.
The Washington times., 1906-05-06

Mr., and Mrs. Charles s. Steele. at
Ferndon, Va, have as their guests their
son-in-law and daughter. Nj and Mrs.
Holister Sturses, who arrived from
Los Angeles Yesterday They will sail
from New York for England next
Thursday. After travelling about Eu-
rope for some time they viii 20 to
Buenos Ayres. where Mr.. Sturges has
large business interests.
The Springfield herald., 1906-07-27

Springfield Ar. Ar ip. p. M IN, Lamar kEy. E i. +. M. M.
The Springfield herald., 1906-07-27
Proceedings Of the
Board Of County Cons
n,issiOners.
(Concluded from last week)

Springfield, Colorado, July 9th, 1906.
The board of county commissioners
met as per adjourn
ment of July 18th. Full board and
clerk present.
The examination of Treasurer s books
resumed and continued to hour of ad-
journment.
Board ordered adjourned until l o.
clock P. M.
Board met as per adjournment of
morning session, full board and clerk
present.
The examination of Treasurer's books
resumed and continued to hour of ad-
tournament.
Minutes read and approved and board
ordered adjourned until o'clock A. M.
July 10th. 1876.
Attest:
Geo. Erwin Konkel C. II. Davis
County Clerk Chairman
Springfield, Colorado.
July 10th, 1906. The board of county
commissioners met as per
adjournment of previous day. run
board and clerk present.
The examination of Trcasurer's books
resumed and continued to the hour of
adjournment.
Board ordered journed until o clock
p. M.
Board met as per adjournment of.
morning session. full board and clerk
present.
Sixty dollars valuation on personal
property of Eli Thomas and eighty dol
lars valuation on personal property OF
Ed. Legg is hereby ordered stricken
from the tax roll on account OF errone-
Gus assessment of 1905.
Examination of Treasursr's books re-
sumed and continued to the hour of ad-
journment.
Minutes read and approved and board
ordered adjourned until 8 o'clock A. M.
July 11th, 1875.
Attest: Geo. Erwin Konkel, Co. Clerk,
C. H. Davis, Chairman.
Springfield, Colorado, July l1th, 1906.
Board of county commissioners met
as per adjournment of previous day,
full board and clerk present. Examina-
ton of treasurer's books resumed and
county warrants Cancelled on ordinary,
contingent, and road funds. Scalp
vouchers Cancelled to the amount of
sra. 50. State vouchers examined and
Cancelled.
Board ordered adjourned until O'Clock
P. M.
Board met as per adjournment of
morning session, full board and clerk
present.
School warrants on the various school
districts examined and Cancelled.
Coupons No. 8 on County Bonds, No.
/ to SO inclusive for Sis each We're ex-
amined and Cancelled as was also cou-
mons No. 1 to inclusive school district
No. A for SIS each and coupons No b
to y inclusive school district No, a for
three dollars each.
County clerks and cocnty treasurer
Semi-Annual reports examined and ap-
proved.
Treasurer is hereby ordered to refund
s.. 63 to C. A. McNickle from interest
on bond fund school district No. also
81. Al from Special fund school district
No. !: being a total CT $7.04 also to
The Springfield herald., 1906-07-27
WANTED
MEN AND WOMEN

MEN AND WOMEN in this
county and adjoining territories,
to represent and advertise an old
established house OF solid financial
standing. Salary TO men S2l
weekly, to women $d2 to $lS
weekly with Expenses advanced
each Monday by check direct from
headquarters. Horse and buggy
furnished when necessary; position
permanent. Address. Blew Bros
& Co.. Dept. i, Monon Bldg,
Chicago, Ill.
The Springfield herald., 1906-07-27
Mail Time Card.

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Tuesday Thursday Saturda. leaves Springfield
700 a. m, arrives at Currizo 90 p.
Leaves Corrizo on Monday, Wednesday,
Friday at 7:0J Il, IN. !; arrive at Springfield,
7:O0p.m.
lFroe box delivery on all roates
All malls closed Gve minutes before leaving
lime. SMAs +. SrEcHMASs, +. Nj.
The Springfield herald., 1906-07-27
SAYS |

Says |
To myself--says L
The Denver Post is
The paper to buy
Says l.
The Springfield herald., 1906-07-27
County Officers.

County Clerk and Recorder Geo. Erwin Konkel
" Treasurer. .,........... Harry X. Ward
District Clerk ...~.... .....- Nj. yhi.aker
ir.....................-.. l.. =. Mcfarland
School superintendent. Go.nI' Tones
Assessor. or.....-.,.............. Y. tlon Allen
County Attorney ,..... .......... 8. .............
surveyor. f.'''.-.....-..... ~. &. Eruner
U"nnty Commissioner Orede II Davis, V.
N. shannon and Iucius McAdnm.
The Springfield herald., 1906-07-27

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(Route No. G5ss2)
The Dolores star., 1906-06-08
Gall For Rads.

The board Of directors of School
District 10. 4 desire bids for the follow
Ing Fpair work on and about the
Doloes school building: New roof Of
red Ssdar shingles, hinges and hook on
trap-aoory to. belfty, shutters fitted and
hooks and catches replaced where
missing, windows made to lower from
thetop and fitted WITH locks 50 that
they cannot be opened from outside
the suildlng, new porch with steps on
.sssts aide and boardwalk extended to
sanls, water closets repaired Including
nsw door to north closet, and ience
'e4SHlasing school grounds repaired. Bids
win pc opened dNne 10, 1905. The
RI!ahpd reseryes ths right to reject any
IofAli bids. MAIE HAAAoNp,
III GEORGE WiLTSiE,
CfAktfA bean.
The Dolores star., 1906-06-08
/ Raaalwtioas es sympathy.

lSF Plume Temple No. 82, r. g.
Whereas. It has pleased oaF Heaven
y Father ta remove to his beautiful
home little Alberto Miller; therefore
he It
Resolved, That, While We realize
that werds are vain, we yet desire to
extend our sineerest sympathy to
Sister Miller end her hHsband in their
great sorpow. We ask that they re-
member that aHr Savior cAres for the
many heaqtlfql childFen In His gardens
and where He Is there 10 neither pain
nor sorrow; and further
Resolved, That these resolutions be
spread upon the minutes Of our meet
ing, . copy sent our sister, and that
they be published IN the Dolores Star.
LoTTlE I4ncKEgE,
FLORA w. PyLE,
LuLp P#uNtEY,
Committee.