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world little knows how the other half Hives. Look into this other half ana your charity will be broa1ened.p @ The officers of the Lowell House as- sociation are:
 President-Prof. Henry w. Farnaln, viee7president-Mrs. Henry wade Rogers.
 Secretary-Dr. Julia E. Teele
 Treasurer-H. Stuart Hotchkiss. Resident Workers Miss Ethel R. Evans, Dr. Julia Teele, Miss A. B. Coe, Miss M. H. Shonklin. Last evening the following were elected as members of the council in addition to the officers, who will elect new officers next Tuesday evening. The council consists of these very prominent persons
 William B. Bailey, Mrs. N. s. Bron- son, Mrs. Edward G. Luckland, Mrs. John S. Ely Henry c. Emery, Miss Ethel R. Evans, Irving Fisher, John e. Gallagher, Robert Hunter, Charles Kleiner, Dr. Nicola Mariani Miss A. B. tMorrill, Mrs. William Lyon Phelps. Mrs. Frank c. Porter. Matthew A. Reynolds, John c, Schwab, Anson Phelps Stokes, Jr., Mrs. Percy T. Wal den, Miss Edith Woolsey.
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PnII,u New Tnaater.

Friday matinee is souvenir matinee at Poli's theater. Frank D. Bryan's big American girl troupe twelve of the prettiest on the stage, will be here next week with their great patriotic act of Human Flags" It is the biggest and best of the big vaudeville feature num- bers. The menu to be served with the feature has such fascinating names as Jewen's Manikins, at'stage within a stage" new feature, Hermaney's dog troupe, Dean Edsell and Arthur Forbes in Dads Boy" Golden Gate quintette, Geiger and Walters, and Milt G. Wood the great challenge champion hard-shoe dancer.
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BIJou Theater.

The stock company at the Bijou theaIter has made a big success of the comedy My Uncle from Japan" this week, crowded houses greeting the conpany at every performance, and laughter reigns supreme all through the play The one act playlet "A Story of the Heart" also comes in for its share of applause. Souvenirs are dis
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LEHIGH YALLEY TouRS.

Gettysburg, Washington, Harper's Ferry, Philadelphia. From New York April 18th. All expenses for tour, six days, $22OO. Delightful season in which to visit the worlds greatest bat tlefield and the National Capitol
 Itinerary and full information by ad- dressing A. J. Simmons, G. E. P. A., S55 Broadway, New York.
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tributed at the matinee to-day. Next week the company will present for the first time in our city at popular prices the well known play Hazel Kirke, the play that holds a record of 1000 nights in New York city. The management promises an elaborate production. Mat inee will be presented daily.
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STEPHEN BRYAN.

The body of Stephen Bryan, a former resident of this city, arrived from Bos- ton yesterday on the noon train and was taken in charge by Lewis & May cock. Services were held in the Grove street cemetery chapel at 2 o'clock and interment was in Grove street ceme- tery.
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BUSY IzzY's VACATION.

One of the big musical comedies booked to appear at the New Haven theater is George sidney's new vehicle "Busy Izzy's Vacation The. plot frol- ics along the line of his past offering, but is filled in with new lines, new scenes and a new locality as well as new songs and new gowns-in fact ev- erything is new.
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and use that old and we'll tried remedy, Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup, for children teething. It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all pain, cures wind collie and is the best remedy for diarrhoea Twenty-Five cents bottle
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NEW ALLEY TO BE OPENED TO-
 NIGHT.

Mayor Studley to Captain Team at Re
 publican Club To-Night VI Lieutenant
 Governor Woodruff Invited.
 The new bowling alleys at the Repub- lican club will be opened up tonight Most of the big political and socia, lights of the city have been invited tc attend, and they will christen the new alleys.
 The committee in charge has obtained Mayor Studley to lead one team and Lieutenant Governor R. s. Woodruff and Postmaster Howarth have beer invited toE get together an opposing team. The, teams will be gotten to- gether for the occasion and a fine time is expected.
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HIGH SCHOOL BAsEBALL,

Captain Torgerson, of the New Ha- ven High school baseball team, has just issued the first call for baseball candi- dates. About twenty men reported for practice.
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HAT S. FOR 1906

The style of Hats for Spring and Summer, 1906 vary considerably from the conventional styles which have been in vogue for several years. For correct style and comfort we recom- mend the John B. Stetson-SpeciaI-. John c. Wilson Hats--The Guyer-. flexible Hats-Young's Hats. We are agents for all these makes and have complete lines of sizes, shapes ana shades. Let us fit you this season. BrOoks-Co|IinS Cd.
 7o5 Chapel Street.
 Just Below Orange street.
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THE STRAIGHT REPUBLICAN
TICKET.

~ . eh3 4 + J X 4 ~ 4 II 3 Il
There is an effort on the part
of some republican kickers or
knockers to defeat the regular re-
publican nominees, who were
honestly and fairly nominated
under the primary system. In
our judgement we think it un-
wise, unjust to the 6. q. p. aud
disloyal to the princsples Of re-
publicanism. The candidates on
the republican ticket are good
clean worthy men no better class
of men could be selected in our city
as whole. They are honorable
aud successful men and each al
derman SHOULD be elected, because
all classes are represented from
the civil war veteran to the young
man, then again they. are true
and tried republicans. Then why
need any one to leave his party,
why need any one become a
.scratcher, why should we desert
the grand old ship that has car
ried US safely in the past. No
never.
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Cope For Justice Of Peace.

1t is a pleasure this week for us
to announce one Of our well known
men Fred A. Cope as a candidate
for justice of peace Of West Des
Moines. Mr.. Cope IS no stranger
to our city and county, he is an
Iowan by birth, born in 1867 came
to Polk County in 1871 where he re-
ceived his common school educa-
tion and was deputy county auditor
for several years and later was cleo
ted as county auditor and served two
terms with credit to himself and
county. He was educated at Drake
University. taking a literary course
and graduated from the law depart.
ment of the same university where
he was admitted to practice law in
1899. He is one Of the popular ac-
tive working young republicans and
no doubt merit the support Of his
party to the Office he noY aspires.
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Thornburg For Superintendent.

This week we announce the name
OF Prof. Z. c. Thornburg the pres
ent county superintendent for re-
nomination as county superinten-
dent. Mr.. Thornburg has made
one of the most efficient county sup
intendent that this county has ever
had. He has; also increased the
wages Of the teachers to about IS
percent, the school year has been
increased in length there has been
general improvement in buildings
and premises, and at the exhibit at
St. Louis, Polk County was given a
bronze meddle the highest reward
that any rural school exhibit cover
ing an entire county could receive.
This shows the excellent condition
Of our school system which every
voter and tax payer OF this county
should be pleased to note the fact
The many friends Of Prof. Thorn
burg would be please to see that our
educational interest will even reach
greater degree for us in the mex,
two years than ever before. Thank
ing his many friends for past sup
port he solicit their support again
on the primary day, if you think
his labor merits that support.
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IOWA CITY NOTES

Mr.. William Crockett Ut Cedar Rap.
ids was in our city a few day last week
MIR. MeDavis who took charge of the
Continental Cafe q few weeks ago 10
now doing good business, and he says
it Is still increasing, We wish him
continued succesr.
Arurprise party was given at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Smith last Mon
day, the l2th inst, In honor OF Mrs.
Smiths sister, Mrs. Francis Baker OF
Creston. and very pleasant evening
was enjoyed by oil the guests present.
Mrs. Baker returned to her home last
Wednesday after fortnight visit in
our city.
In our last letter we stated that the
memb bers of the 3lst General Assembly
would visit this city on the 14th inst,
and they did, there was over 400 people
that came on the special train which
arrived here shortly after II o'clock.
"a number OF state officers and promi-
nent citizens Of Des M oines, also otuer
cities of the state were Included in
that number. While the day was not
ON ideal one for entertaining visitors,
yet all the buildings were were dec !.
rated with flags and bunting which
gave the city m appsarencs Of . natio-
nal holiday.
The students Of the different depart.
ments begin forming At 10 o'clock and
aa lsss: than eus hour from ahas rtiihs
they were marching down Clinton
street to the G. X. l. r depot. headed
by the University band and battalion;
after the arrival Of the train the pro.
cession returned to the opera house
where Mayor Ball bid them welcome.
Among The other speakers were Lieu.
tenant Governor Herriott, speaker Of
the House, ani Hon. M. T.. Temple.
President McLean and several DoaEs
of the different departments. At the
conclusion OF the exercises the visitor g
were conducted to the st. James and
Burkley Imperial hotels for luncheon,
Part of the afternoon was spent in 7is.
ting different buildings and at $3.50
o'clock the young ladies of the Uni.
versity entertained them at their gym
| nasium with basket ball game and
other athletic exercises. Beginning al
at 4 p. m. a concert was given at the
University gymnasium by the Glee
club and band, after which baske,
ball game and exhibition drill by the
| Versity Rifles. These exercises lasted
until about $50 p. M, after which the
visitors were escorted to the M. e
church for supper and from there they
went to the depot, and thus their visi
was at an end, as they were scon OF
their return to the Capital City. Among
tina Afro.Americans who were with th,
visitors were Mr.. R. N Hyde, daughter
Ada and son Branam, Mr.. w. I. Jone
and Rev. Irwin.
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MT. PLEAsANT NOTES.

The revival meeting which are being
carried on at the "A. NJ. f. chuion by Tho
evangelist Mrs. Elizabeth Howard will
be continued for anoiher.
Mrs. Rena Logan Il recovering from a
weeks illness.
Mrs Howard was entertained at dinner
Thursdsy by Mrs. P. L. Burnett. Friday
at the home of Mrs Alfred Mason and on
Saturday by Mrs. Matilda Reed,
Mrs. Amanda Bartlett has been i'll for
the past week.
The /. X. .. clnb met Thursday at the
homo Of IonS Mason; asid6 from the usual
programme Was : discussion Of the lle
ana works oi Alfred Tennylon.
a nnniber 81 The married ladies OF the
city have organized .'Home Culture
Club'' which meets every two weeks,
meeting this week will be wuh Mrs. g.
M. Harris.
Mr.. Jackson Of Orange City, n ]. ar
rived in tue city sunday. Mrs. jackson
has been here tor several weeks, they will
possibly locate here.
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jeff Perkins has removed near the
Waterloo Creamery.
George Douglass has returned home
again.
Mrs. Cora Vance OF Lincoln, Neb. is
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Margeret
Chatmau.
The Tabernacle, Baptist church had
q rally last Sundny, and in spite Of the
storm there was . good attendance and
good results.
Quite number Of ladies and gentle
men and the Merry Makers club made
birthday surprise on Mrs. Newman
MONDAY evening. A number Of valua-
BILE presents were given, After lunch
was served the presents were presented
BY Mrs. Lizzie Tannahill., Rev. New
map responded. An enjoyable time
was had with sweet music and song.
We wish to correct mistake in last
weeks items Of the celebration of the
frst brick lay ed for the New church,
The location is Sixteenth and avenue
A instead Of ~, and the first brick was
layed ut 9:25 =. IN. instead OF 6:25 also
there were speeches delivered and hot
coffee served on the ground.
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WASHINGTON, IOWA NOTES

Samuel Hall is getting along
nicely, able to be up and around,
but is still very feeble. Mrs. Hall
is sick in bed, but we all hope she
will beup in few days.
Mrs Austin takes her mother to
Davenport for an indefinite visit.
Last Sunday night Mr.. and Mrs.
Jos. Daniels entertained small
company Of friends at a musical.
]. G. Gamer, the popular piano man
entertained the company for about
two hours with his Victor phono-
graph and his playing on the piauo.
He is fine musician andGhis play
ing was much enjoyed by all. A
three course luncheon was served,
after which the guests departed at a
late hour. Mr.. and Mrs Daniels
are.royal entertainers.
| George Crump is up in North
Dakota, having disposed Of his shoE
at Hedrick.
Jim Hudguns went to Ottumws
last Sunday.
Last Tuesday night the Chautau'
qua club wet with Mr.. and Mrs. los
Daniels and spent a very pleasant
evening. The next meeting will b
with Mrs. Jas. Redd, whca the clut
will celebrate its second anniversar,
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Williams o.
Chicago are the proud parents OF
baby girl We know Elmar Il
ssepping pretty high about now.
The Washington High School
gave "The Merchant Of Venice VI
to Date" in which Leon Motts ant
James Cyamp took prominent parts
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~ s-.lt ii
% Chicago. I,s. March fs-TES r essen.
ger D psr,ment Of the Chicago 4
Northwestern Railway announces
that as means Of increasing the effio.
ieucy OF the ''Seeing Americl FIRST
movement, round trip tic' ets will be
sold over that line to all Pacific Coat
points, good on their fast limited trans
at the rate of $500 from Chicago,
daily June 1st to Sept. 18th.
Every facility is being provided for
in the way of stopovers and other con-
veniences, and the tourist movement
to the Pacific Coast, for the comming
season promises to show an increase OF
many thousand people over that OF
any season ever known.
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oskALoosA TiDlNos.

B. +. Cooper Of Buxton was a visitor
last week.
Rev. A. T. Clark who has been sick 10
able TO be out again.
Uncle John Williams wears beautiful
smile.
DIR Keys Of Kansas City. Mo. who is
Introducing the American Remedy Co."
gave . very interesting talk Sunday even
ing a. The A. NJ. E. church on the great
Negro poet Paul h. Dunbar.
Mrs. Lovely Lee il on The sick list this
week.
The Canadian Concert consisting Of
colored people gave concert Tueeday
evening IT the Central NJ. e. church.
Hstlle Al'gan and sister Mrs. Rollen
Weeks Of Dss Moines spend sunday with
parents.
Mrs. Ethel Fields and baby Of Des
Moines have come to m Ike Oskaloosa
there ho0e.
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To all Who are Interested in
Church Work.

We the trustees of Maple street Bap.
tist church; G. H. Hunter, Rev. J. a..
Haggett pastor Of Calvary Baptist
church, i. NJ. Lewis and mombers
have decided to raise aud pay the last
dollar on the church next Sunday.
Rev. j. IL: Mendenhall pastor Of Mt.
Zion Baptist church Of Buxton. will
preach at 1l:oO A. M, The Sunday
School choir will render music at that
hour, at 800 p. NJ. Judge McVey sd-
dressed the congregation subject Pro
gress Of the, church. The choir will
render music, We also expect TO be
present Congressman Hull, who will
speak to us on the need und future
progress Of our city. We cordially in
vite all pastors and their Congregations
to be present to hear these speakers.
Take East 6lh and 9th street car get
off on o. h and Maple streets and 20
one half block West.
j. o. r. Win bush, pastor.
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been added to ths church. Mrs. McDon-
aid will leave for her home In Chicago
next saturday.
Clcave Circle met with Mrs. f. ID.
Fields Marcnl4. in business meeting
whicn was largely attended, after the
business was depenced with the hostess
served q very elegant lunch.
The home occupied bv the Tyler family,
bat recently pul chased by Bert Kebo Was
discovered to be on lire sunday afternoon
an alarm was turned In and BY the ME
OF the chemicals. toe blaze was extIn-
guished with little damage TO property.
Everybody is looking forward to the
entertainment given by the Iowa Com
iaandry on Easter Sunday.
Monday evening March l9, Union
Lodge Halt was the scenes ofa great oon-
tlsgration when ten candidates were ini.
atsd into the Order Of Fres Masons.
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NEGRO MASS MEETING.

There will be mass meeting Ct
Negro voters held at the court house
Tuesday night, March 81 ct o'clock.
for the purpose Of selecting and en-
dorsing Nego for constable in Dea
Moines Township. who will meet the
approyalof the Negroes Of the city.
The Negroes feel confident that they
Scar, with Tho rssistancs OF 1oyat Re.
.pnblicsfds, nominate reputable Neg
70 of known integrity Of character and
ability.
Committee-J. G. Williams, J. E.
Todd, Henry Taylor, E. T. Banks, W.
H. Birney, J. Z. Thompson, Clay Lewis
A. L. Smith, w. H. Warricks, w. l..
Tomlin, J. Fl. Shepard, Henry Mccrav-
ems, Rev. Horace s. Graves. c. f..
Browning, J. H. Davis and H. Gould.
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ALBA NEWS.

f. Z . . ( b . III
The A. NJ. E. Sewing Circle met at the
home OF Mrs. H. Snoddy on Monday at
ternoon. This society is dong some very
nice needle work Mrs. Snoddy served q
very nice repass.
Fl Snoddy and A. Gaines have OPEN
ed up shining parlor under Geo. Millers
Drug Store.
The Dumas Club met at home Of Mrs.
NJ. Gaines on Wednesday afternoon.
Some readings was given from Christian
Recorder and Other topics of,he day and
the club decided TO join the Federation cf
colored women. Lunch served tongue.
sandwiches, deviled eggs and blauce
mango
D.. X. kels specialist with Colo,ed
American Remedy Company Of Kansas
City, Mo-, was iii Alba three days of
this week getting up class TO study in
different course under their instruction.
Little Ida The youngest daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. B. T. Lewis has been quite sick
the past week with lung lever but 10 slow-
y improving under the care Of DR.. s. T.
Gray.
Sunday Review Sunday in the a. NJ. 4.
Sunday School.
subscribe for the Byssands9.
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IN rlEMORIArl.
Especial to Bystander.) }

= = "a .
Buxton. Ia, March 2l,-The death
Of Mrs Mary E Coleman Of Buxton
Sunday March II, wssa sad loss to G..
A. Hackeit Tabernacle No AZ.
As a charter member and faithful
treasurer for the last twelve years. her
life and work proved her to be a true
Daughter Of the Tabernacle.
Her, influence for good. her wise
oounsels, her woinanly virtues endear-
ed her to US all, and we are deeply
grieved at her decease.
While we cennot have her presence.
we shall always cherish her memory
in our hearts and remember her kind
and tender associations with us.
Our deepest sympathy and condo
lsnce is rendered to the family and
friends OF our deceased sister.
q. "A. Hxckett, Tabernacle No. AZ II
Mrs Addie johnson, II. p.
Mrs. Belle Watkins. Secretary
I; Mrs Tillie Williams.
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!. L. G. jordan, D. D., correspond
2fcretary Of the National baptist
"a Mission Board, will lecture Ut
Finthian Baptist church, Monday
saarch 26. under the auspices OF
Afro- American Council, subject,
Fanchisement and Jin-croWism
y Sou.h,'' Admission 10 cents.
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Afflicted With Rheumatism.

II was and am yet afflicted with
rhenmatism," says Mr.. J. 9. Bayne,
editor of the Herald, addington, Indian
Territory. '.but- thanks to Chamber
lain's Pain Balm am able once more to
attend to business. 1t is the best Of
linim en,s.'' If trouble with rheuma-
tism give Pain Balm a trial and you
are certain to be more than pleased
with the prompt relief which Y affords
One application relieves the pain. For
sale BY all druggists. 3, .3
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kEokuk NOTES.

Proirac meetings are still In progress
at the Pilgrims Rest church Nth good
results. hirty . I names have been ad-
ded TO the G IL. ch.
Mrs. lh,ms-, . highly respected lady
Of New Bosto died Fr,d1y morning the
18th The tunera service was held from
tne home Sunday alter oon. Rev. Green
Of this city officiating. Quite mum ser
Of friends attended the funeral.
Protrcated me ..ings Ut the A. NJ. E.
church are a success, several names have
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y. N, G. A. BANQUET.

The ladies auxiliary to the
Buxton X. NJ. c. A. gave ban
quet Monday March 10. The
committee on entertainment con-
sisted Of four young men and
secretary johnson, who did every
thing possible to carry out the
spirit which underlies the social
side of the Y. M. c. A. work. #
|, The two Buxton bands under
the efficient lraderihip of Prof.
Jackson furnished music for the
occasion, and it will suffice to say
that it was fine.
The menu was as follows:
Roast turkey, cranberry sauce,
potato salad, pickles, celery,
butter, bread sticks, oranges,
bananas, ice cream, cake and
coffee.
A march was played at 500
o'clock, and one hundred and
sixty men marched into the audi
torium, which was decorated.
Rev. Jackson of the A. M. E.
church invoked Gods blessings,
and for thirty-five minutes every
one enjoyed the spread.
The special guests Of the even
ing was the Educational Secre.
tary of the International Y. M.
&c. A., ]. C. Ross, Of New York
City, and Rev. H. w. Porter OF
Des Moines.
Secretary Ross presented the
educational work in all branches
Of both home and foreign Y. M.
c. A., illustrated by lantern
slides.
Rev. Porter presented the spir-
itual work of the Y. M. @. A.
Among others who we're pres.
ent to add much to the occasion
were the officials of the departs
ment stores and Bank of Buxton,
and editor J.. w. Johnson Of
Bussey, Iowa, Prof. Gilland Of
the Buxton school, Revs. Jackson
and Mendauhall.
4 II ha, long since been decided
|FSecretary =. F. Johnson is the
man for the work at Buxton, fo1
few men can drawaabout them as
many earnest men as Mr.. John.
son has about him at Buxton.
There is no organization that
can at the same time and in the
way do so much for the mind.
body and spiritual up lift of man.
kind as the Y. NJ. C. "A.
The ladies, led BY the wife OF
Secretary Johnson, acted well
their part in seeing that everyone
was we'll served.
We can only hope that other
towns will soon feel the need of .
Y. Nj. c. A., and that every
thinking man will realize its
need by aiding in every way pos.
sible, that we might save ou1
men. Benediction by Rev. Men.
denhall.
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khe reRular monthly meeting OF
egro Republican Club last week.
Moore q veteran politician al q
the orgs nizers Of the republican
in 1854 gave an interesting ad
pn the republican party. ], y,
was endorsed by the club as con-
Efor West Des Moines.
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Mrs. Amanda Wells of Chicago, III.
formally of this city is in our city Wis.
iting old friends and meeting new ones
Miss Della jackson . very pleasant
young lady accompanied her, they are
stopping with Mrs. ]. Robinson Of 76l
w. 10th street.
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fashioned Spelling Bee at the
~ Eongregational church. Thur :
he 29;h inst. First and second
T given Spelling to begin at $3.50
&k. Admission 5 cents, Given oy
No. 4. Everybody welcome.
Mrs r. T. lslagburn, Chairman.