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ihNNINNNA NlANNA AAah NAAtti
This morning, Isaac Valentine,
carter, testified that when he vent 10
haul the household furniture for Mr..
Carpenter he found the piano badly
wrecked, and was told 10y the yard
master that the piano was lying upon
It's back when the car arrived ia Will
mington. Mr. Valentine said he re-
fused TO place the piano on his wagon
because OF its damaged condition.
When be reported the matter TO MT.
Carpenter, be said, the latter refused
to accept the piano.
James MCPHERSON, colored, a team
ster In the employ Of Valentine, cor
rohoIated his employers account Of
the condition of the piano when it vas
ia the car in this city.
Joseph WaTfeld, Of the piano de-
uartment of the firm Of John Wanna
maker. was called 20 the stand to
qualify as an expert In pianos. He
said be was sent TO the Baltimore a.
Ohio railroad warehouse, hut was re-
fused permission to eKamiue the broken
instrument Upon oross-exami nation
be said be told Freight Agent Higgins
that Mr.. Knowles sent him 10 examine
the instrument, but did not have
letter OF introduction 10 Mr.. Higgins.
AsA uiauo expert he said he had had
10 months experience. He said his
trade was that OF maohiniat.
W. b. Kern, manager OF the fieo-
mont Feed and Ice Co., testified that
as manager for his company he moved
the piano from Mr.. Carpenters house
and stored It with the other furniture
belonging to the plaintiff aud later
loaded it along with the goods upon a
freight car OF the Is. a. q. Go. de
said the piano WAS in good order when
be shipped 1t.
Joseph Warfi6ld was recalled by the
plaintiff and asked, from what be had
heard OF the evidence, what a piano
in the condition Of the one In question
was worth.
Objection was made by Mr.. SanboIn
on the ground that the witness was
not sufficiently informed OF the oondi-
tion Of the piano to give iair valua-
tion.
The court sustained the objection.
MIR. Knowles tried In several ways
Ia oct In the value Of the pianU IN It's
damaged condition, but finally aoan-
doped it. The plaintiff rested.
Charles Palmer, employed in check
inc freight at Market street station Of
ne b. & o. railroad ia ls02 Iemem-
bered opening the car containing the
Carpenter goods and saw a piano box
wing on its back on the floor, but the
box was not broken.
James r. Higgins, freight Agsnt for
the b. & o. Railroad Co., testified
that the piano had been cared for
since il had been left With him.
Harry Mason. a piano tuner, testi-
fed that he would have been wiling
10 have made repairs for $40. Al
pressnt be said the instrument was
IuIned by rats and mice. lie said q
fair valuation Of the piano when new
would be $3.50. n %
Court took recess until 2'SO
o'clock.
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PhiiaasipniA !narsssa.

Associated Press DlspAtcn ~ special Wral
Philadelphia Pa. Feb 2l-,Wheat steady. No
red In export elevator, ~ ilsaeio. No 4 North
ern, 9faQ5c ; No. Northern. " isa921sc.
Corn, l<c higher No IN export elevator, iea
Oats. steady, No white natural, s5asbls No. 2
white clipped, 95aa5lSc
Bran. firm, fair demand. winter In bulk f20b0a
t2l.OO spring In sack, SlO00as2lOQ.
Refined sugars. dulli powdered. tio5asi.70;
eranulated, si55asi.o0 coniecuoners, s. t0aasAs s5
Butter firm, coed demand: extra Western
creamery 49c; So. nearby prints, &c.
Eggs. steady; nearby iresh, lil6c az mark
Western fresh, lilsc. az marx.
Live poultry ens er; fowls, l1alaifc; old
roosters, ijc; spring chickens, l2aiiri ducka
I5ai6c geese. lia15c.; turkeys, l5nl6c
Dressed poultry. steady; ioWis. choice. lSi5aifc:
do fair to good, salSc old roosterS loc.. nearby
roasting chickens, choice. lhal6c. Western DO
choice l4al5c.; do. far 70 good. l2a12c. turkeys
choice and fancy, 20a22ci DO. fair 20 good l8alec;
ducks i1al6c.; geese. lOalfc.
Potatoes, dull; Pennsylvania choice and fancy
per bushel o5s67c.' New York choice and iancy.
6Oa62c. New York fair to good, per bushel. 50absc
Flour steady winter extras, e325. rcnnq.
roller clear g. iOaS3 GO; do do straight 81 65sS Sji
western winter clear, So 5iat870: do 40
straight. SO. 75asSo0; do. DO patent StOOa
s8.hO. Kanras straight, sacks, eL00asi 20. do
patent sacks si25asL85; sprng clear, s. 00aS3 10.
do. straight ei20as4.f0. do patent, 81 i0aSf o5;
do. do favorite brands. 81 i7dae8 So
Hay, steady; timothy hay. No 20, large bales
sl450: No ], flRl bales, Sliatif50. No. q
lf5Oasl3: No 3, So 5oasl050; clover No ], $40.
DO. No grade, Ssass.lO; no grade Slhs; clover.
mixed hay, No. ], Sil.00aSi2oo No. p S9b0asl0 %.
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0ratas.

BUCKLEY--In this city, on February 2oth, 1905,
James, son Of Timothy and the late Margaret
BucEley.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited
TO attend the funeral from the residence OF his
father, No. sos tast Third street. on Friday a.
. O'CLOCK. lnterment Cathedra cemetery.
CHANDLER-in this city, on February 2lst
1905, Margaret A., vile OF the late Alexander
chandler
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral services az her late resi-
donce, No. 6l0 Washington street, on saturday
afternoon. February 2ith, a. o'clock. Inter
ment private.
NICKLE-ln this city, on February 2ist 1906
Mary r. Nickle.
Relatives and friends are invited TO attend the
funeral services at her late residence, No, lQ0l
Adams street, on Friday evening February 2id,
at clock. lnterment az West Nottingham
Cecil county, Nd.
WILKINsON-In this city, on February 18th,
1906 William wilkinson. aged b9 years
Relatives and iIiends and members OF the
Water Witch steam Engine Fire Co. and employees
Of the Harlan a HollinEsworth blacksmith shop
are spectfuly invited 10 attend the funeral from
his late re sidence, No. bl7 West Third street. on
Thursday afternoon at O'Clock. Services at the
house.
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As1,5oo.ooo ORDER.
Pennsylvania Railroad Co. Moving for a
Greater Passenger Equipment.

Pennsylvania Railroad Co. Moving for
Greater Passenger Equipment.
Philadelphia, Pa, Feb. 2l.-The Penn
sylvania railroad is in the market for a
larger order Of passenger equipment than
it has placed in many years Specifca-
tions are being made for the construction
Of l6S passenger, mail, baggage and ex-
press cars, for use on its lines east of Pitts
burg, and 6S cars Of the several kinds for
the lines west Of Pittsburg. Bids are also
being asked on $4,000 tons of steel rails
for repair work on all parts Of the system,
in addition to orders for more than 125,0O0
tons already placed.
OF the 326 cars to be constructed, $50
will be passenger coaches, which cost
about 81 900 each. The cost Of mail, bag
gage and express cars is estimated at
S4, 500 each. The total cost Of the
equipment to be ordered is estimated at
Sl,5OOOOO.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-21
IN WAL SlhtEI TODAY

Associated Prcss pispatcn by snrcia Wires
Wall Street. New York. Feb 2i.-prices
declined "a fractiln az the oroning of the
stock market today, with the exception OF a
few specialties. The market was Effected by
tine depie. sion abroad caused by The Moroc-
can complications. Great Northern, pre-
ferred, dropped A points, Northern Pacific
/ and Wabash and Canadian facihc large
fractions. The volume OF business was
moderate.
Alter lying idle and almost motionless.
prices ran Of sharply. The drop m Great
Northern. preierred, reached 90, Northern
Pacific 80, delaware a hudson and Ten
20 ssse Coal 3, smelling 2i6, Northwestern
2lt, Lead 2 and Reading, Union Pacific,
Canadian Pacific. New York Central, I'LL
nois Central, Louisville b Nashville, Denver
h Rio Grande, Amalgamated Copper and
others point or more. he declines wers
made on small sales. The market came e
a staldstil again without rally. bonul
we're heavy at noon.
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New You'd lInrueTs.

Associated Press Disuatch by special wirox
New York. Feb. 2l.-Flour. receints. 1884 bar
rels sales, 800; dull and lower 10 sell
Wheat, receipts. 10 600 bushels; sales. 1900
bushels unsettled; May, So Lass 9lcc July s7i en-
s7sfc; September. f53<as5JE.
Corn, receipts l2i,lOO bushels; sales. 2b,000
bushels. Easy under larger receipts and IN sym
pathy with wheat Nay sssscais4i June, is5s
Beef sfeady.
Pork. steady.
Lard, barely steady; prime Western steam, S7s5a
S8O5.
sugar, raw steady; fair refining. 27tc; centri-
fugal 96 test il-82aSef; molasses sugar. 25fc 70
fined quiet; crushed g. 20 powdered, e. co. grRnu-
lated, $3.50.
Petroleum, steady; refined all ports, s7.55aSZo0.
Coffee. steady; No. Rio, sc.
holasses, steady; New Orleans. S0aS3c.
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NEW YORK COTION MARKET.

Associated Fress Dsnetcn nv SPECIAL wireA
New York, Feb. 2i. Cotton o ened steady
today; Mach iO.43i April, 1852, bid May,
lO.Gi; July, iu.SJi August, 10. 20, september,
1913; October, 1927; November, lO.2o,
bid; December, 1892.
Cotton opened barely steady, at decline
OF lu4 points, ana shortly aherward Sole
of TO a net loss of 10 points ON the active
months. under local bear pressure. Prices
rallied during the middle of the morning e
within or points of last nights finals
on covering and trade demand.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

Associated Press Dispatch by sneoial Wire.
Chlcago. H., Feb. 2l.-On higher prices
at Liverpool May wheat advanced TO s2H
here today. but, on free selling, dropped TO
82BaS2lS.
Liberal local receipts and active selling
sent May corn of to 42if.
May oats. In sympathy with other grains,
sold of to l9sf.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-21
I've cHARaED wITH MuRDER.

Associated Press Dispatch BY SPECIAL Wires
Boise, Idaho, Feb. 2l.--It has been
arranged that Meyer, Haywood, PETITE
bone and Adams, held here on the charge
OF numbering former Gov. Steunenberg,
shall be taken to Caldwell today and given
a preliminary hearing.
A special grand jury is TO be called, to
be in readiness 10 meet any emergency
such as habeas corpus proceedings t&c
Vincent st. John, arrested 40 Wallace,
arrived at Caldwell this morning, making
five to be tried at the preliminary hearing,
Adiutant-Ceneral Bulkley Wells Of
Colorado has remained over to testify at
the preliminary hearing.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-21
DRY-DooK DEWEY.

Associated Press Dispatches by snecial wireA
Washington, Feb. 2l.-The Navy De-
partment today received cablegram
from Las Palmas, Canary Islands, saying
that the Potomac has arrived there and
reports oil well.
The Potomac is one Of the tugs accom-
panying the dry-dock Dewey.
Gibraltar, Feb. 2l.--A dispatch was
received here this morning from COM
mander Hosley, commanding the dry
dock Dewey, requesting the American
consul here to forward the mail to Las
Palmas and TO hold all letters which are
received later.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-21
ELEoT1oN IN PHILADELPHIA.
.,,r,.,ed pr,s. pl,n.tch bv sneclnl wire.

Associated Pres Dispatch By Special Wires
Philadelphia, Pa, Feb. 2l.---As = result
Of yesterdays election In this city, the
Republican party is again In Che minority;
The contest hinged on the election OF
two police magistrates, and Borie, the
City party candidate, with. Democratic
Endorsement, led Rooney bis Republi-
can opponent, by 10, Jas votes; Last fall
the reform element carried the city by
$4,000 votes.
Yesterdays voting was comparatively
light, as there was not much interest IN
M contest aside from councilmanic fights
Ia few wards.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-21
Two Pensions Secured.

Sarah E. Moore of Odessa, widow of
George Moore, who was n member OF Co;
B. Ninth Delaware Infantry, has secured
q pension of IS a month, to date from
July 2Sth, 1905, through Col. John Vain
wright Of this city. Col. Wainwright has
also secured a pension for Elizabeth Mel
son, minor child OF William II. Nelson,
deceased, who was in the United States
Navy. She will receive $40 a month,
dating from December ID, 1902. The
Equitable Guarantee and Trust Co. is her
guardian.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-21
MUNICIPAL LEAGUE.
- -. nl.natoh pr speeial wIre.

Associated Press Disuatch nv special Wires
Philadelphia, Pa, Feb. 2l.-Ihe ex-
acutive committee of the National Munich
mi League has decided to hold the next
annual meeting of the league in Atlantic
CITY on April 24th-27th.
fhe annual address of the president,
charles j. Bonaparte, will be delivered on
Thursday evening, April 26th.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-21
IAMEs ARrHuR LAINa pEAD.

Associa,ed Press Dispatch BY spacid Wires
Honolulu, Hswaii, Feb. 2l.-James
Arthur Laing died here yesterday.
Mr.. Laing was a Scoichman 62 years
old, and had been employed here for
several years as n seargher of records. He
is said to have been a fellow of the Royal
Society and 60 have con-
veyed the body Of Explorer Livingston
from Zanzibar to London and is also said
to have been a member of Henry Stanley
Niger expedition.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-21
BOARD OF HEALTH.
Action Taken in Regard to the Cleanliness
and Stability Of Street Cars.

HWU NI1VITlIT VI NIIVVE N0I7a
The Board Of Health, at its meeting
yesterday, as a result of complaints about
the operation of unclean and fiat-wheel
cars on the streets Of Wilmington, took
action with a view to remedying the
trouble. The secretary was directed to
notify the railway companies that they
must keep the cars clean, and it was de-
oided to ask the Street and Sewer Depart
ment to enact and enforce resolutions
prohibiting the operation Of cars with
BAT wheels or loose tracks.
Complaint was also made about smoke
from factories causing annoyance, and
City Council will be asked to pass an Or
dinance covering the matter.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-21
vnv Couvh Inc whole Winter

When a few doses Of Hale's Honey OF
Horehound and Tar will stop the par
oxvsms? No cold, influenza, hoarseness OF
dificuity of breathing can resist this Won
derful counter-irritnnt, II taken IN tiine'
Sold by all druggists.
Pixies Tooihache Drops cure IN one
minutes
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-21
Letters Taken Out.

Letters OF administration on the estate
of Laura A. Entriken have been taken out
by Hibberd d. Entriken, and letters testa-
rnentary on the estate Of George Hume by
Sarah Jane Buchanan.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-21
Haldf for nonrt.

Henry Schoheld, colored, of near Sea-
ford, was arraigned before United States
Commissioner Mahaffy, this morning, on
the charge OF violating the internal revenue
law in the conduct Of liquor business.
He was held in $500 bail for the April
term Of the United States Court.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-21
90. ROBERT HANEIGAN
,,.,.d %, pl.natoh bv Special Wires

A1sociatsd Press Dilpatch By Special Wires
El Paso, Tex, Feb. 2l.-Col. Robert
usnnigan. a ranchman Of Deming, N. NJ.
who Was kidnapped by bandits near
silver Citv. N. Nj, and held for ransom,
was released last night. -
IL was necessary 70 pay the bandits
twice. and the sum Of $1,000, il Is said,
was secured by them.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-21

To Cure n Cold in ono Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
Druggists refund money II it fails 10 cure. d.
W. Groves signature Is on each box. 25c.s
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-21

let the Teachers Mutual Beneficial
Association entertain you. supper, New
Century Club drawingrooln, " ashington's
Birthday, $50 TO $50 O'Clock. Other
Kood things, tOe'
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-21
TAYLoR-DEMPsEY.

W. Howard Taylor and Miss Mary f.
Dempsey were married last evening at
kbenezer NJ. +. Church parsonage by
Rev. j. H. Mitchell They were attended
by Miss Sadie Dempsey and Thomas
Dempsey, sister and brother Of the bride,
and Miss Gertrude Dempsey and w.
Dempsey of Galena, Md. The newly
married couple left last evening for
Nedding trip.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-21
w. ~. SHlith&CO.
Succsusors 20
KHs. B. Sharp g Co.
Beautiful Hand
embroidered


waists, made in Japan, on
fine linen lawn, and done
in the prettiest patterns
you will see
for a long time. All the grace
and charm of design, all the
painstaking care for which
the japanese ast workers are
noted, show at a glance In
these effective waists. They
come one IN a box with en-
hroidered front, COLLAR and
cuffs aud plenty Of material
for a fine white waist.
On linen lawn, $500 each.
On lingerie cloth. $3.50 each.
White goods department
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-21
Ynn'll Be Crnss

as a bear if you need a suit and
miss our sale. Have you
seen the fancy mixed Sawyer
Cheviots at $3.50, single and
double-breasted and all sizes for
young men, "a to AZ? A lot Of
new mixed worsteds at $3.50 in
single or double-breasted. I off
heavy black Thibets. New ones
in the long Spring cut with side
vents for young men at $l5.
Silk lined Spring oyercoats at
$l5, $50 and S25.
Closed at 6 o'clock except
Saturdays.
JAS. I. MULLIN & SONS,
9th aud Market
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-21
N.m aorn uuatnnon..

Associated Press Dispatch By spacial Wirss
New YORK. Feb 2l.-The stock market opened
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WEDDINGS
MoNIGLE-MELLoN.

Miss Lillian L. Mellon of No GOO West
street and Joseph Monigle, were married
at the Cathedral this morning, with nup-
tial mass by Vicar General John A. Lyons.
Miss Cora Stewart of Philadelphia, a
cousin Of the bride, was bridesmaid and
John Grant was best man. A wedding
breakfast followed at the home of the
bride and this evening there viii be a
reception at Mr. and Mrs. Monigles new
home, No. 6l2 West Eighth street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-21
The Finest Qualify

and best-wearing table
linen for everyday use is
our pure linen dollar
Damask."
20 to ~ inches wide, full
bleach 40 white as the driven
snow end finished without
dressing comes in very
handsome patterns and is To-
markably hne and heavy for
SLIGO a yard. Napkins to match
at t2.O0 a doz.
We have just received several
new patterns.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-21
This Weather Makes

one think of spring and
summer.
Our spring fabrics are coming
every day.
Dainty figured lawns Of fine
sheer quality in very pretty
designs, 1870.
Others at l5c, $50 and 25c.
Henley serRes-one Of the pTet-
tiest of thie seasons cot
tons, l6o.
Dotted Swiss in plain oolors
and in printed effects, 1870.
Imitation linens In plain COL
ors, l216c and loo.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-21
The Wanted Innings.

The Wanted Innings.
A complete line of the
very desirable light weight
percalines, in pink, yellow,
lavender, nile, coral, blue and
white, which are particularly
nice for slips and underwaists,
1890 a yard.
The Bilkiest Of fine sateens at
200 and 35s in all oolors are
extensively used for coat
Innings.
Tatiets FTanoais, better than
silk In that II does not split,
equal to silk in lustre, rustic
and color, much superior to
silk in durability. Light
weight and a yard wide, 35o.
Fresh New
Curtain SWIsSeS
have just come in from
the best mills. Neat dots
and stripes and fancy figures
at 1890 and l5c a yard.
First floor
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amer. Car q Foun.- lsJf Missouri Paoinc -...lo0i.
Amer Car & r. pref- -loi New YORK Central .1fsi
The Springdale news., 1906-08-03

nv s Syrup Pnrifes tLe ty ointment, for the skin.
The Springdale news., 1906-08-03
SpringdaIe
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ample being that of President Andrew Johnson. a number of his sons having come to violent ends as result of q desire for drink inherited from their father. and stated that a> q result not q male member of the family sur vived. Nations also sow as they reap, and Russia was given as an illustration.
 While we reap ertl if We SOW evil We will also reap good If We SOW good. and the good We do Will live after us and bless our children. Br. Stuart closed his discourse by q touching story of life on the farm ID Tennessee when he was q boy, illustrative of what may be accomplished by kind words.
The Springdale news., 1906-08-03
Wants Truck Growers to
 Organize.

Ea. News: am l small shipper [ fruits and vegetables and grow most 6f the stuff ship. and l have been talking to some 0f the farmers about q truck growers union Ia order that We may snip in car load lots 1 want every farmer that 2rd@s and Shlps tO think this over and talk IL t9 their neighbors and see Ii We can't get to- gether and ship D car lots aud save some express charges. Some may say that We can't ship in car lots for the reason that there lsn't commission man that can handle car. but there k 1 would ike t0 have al the far mers who are interested in the truck gf0Wlug business tlink T. 4Fef, and l fdr une Dedege + WIll be q good thing t0 d0 and that there ale many T FaE5 -aud id farmers who tH5Hk the @3me MA 9t3t ..sf a4feHi s34d s8.
 When say truck gr1WefS mean t944ss Waa tfeW >tt3a HsaHles ia~P I#es h.ar Jetrie. Elzss8sEEies an1
 a#s traif tf5 vegetables
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The Springdale news., 1906-08-03
III ItIBF

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 L. F. ".
The Springdale news., 1906-08-03
Another Good Man Gone Wrong.

He neglected 10 take Foiey's Kidney Cure 1t the first >jgnS If kidney trouble, hoping Il would wear away. and be was soon q victim If Bright 's disease. There is danger in delay. out ' faieyis Kidney Cure k taken at once Jhe symptoms will disappear the kidneys are strengthened and you are soon sound aud well. \ R Bass Of Mefgant8wn. Indiana, had ta get up ten 9r twelve times in the night. and had ] severe headache and pains in the kidneys. and was cured by Foley's Kidney Cure. Nelson k Searcg
The Springdale news., 1906-08-03

Never rtzz==>> tle boys tuu. set him enjoy 1-, enjoy T with him. Fun k q fese>~ltH. necessary te oar llealth. happiness and morals. Laughter exercises certain mus cles which influence the nerves, exciting them to healthy action. The speaker told of a medical school in Paris where students were taught to heal their patients with laughter. Told of its use in curing insanity.
 Even mechanical laughter without nlirth is helpful to diges- tion No one whose life is full of fun and laughter will be troubled with nervous prostra- tion.
 Laughter is better medicine than any given by allopath. i1y- dropath, homeopath, o~teopath or any other path fer all these paths, like glory, lead bat to the grave.
 Do not ~eold and find fault. be lot ike the woman who seold- ed until her husband fell asleep, then awakened him in the morn ing with her busy tongue, when he turned oyer with a yaWn ask ing, again or yit?"
 The lecture was so tull of wit U stories for the most part bright. new ones, that tile audi ence was kept in a most health giving state of laughter
The Springdale news., 1906-08-03
NOTICE

Editor News. August 10 has been set apart as daF for the annual cleaning up of the eeme- terY at Friendship Al inter- eStsd are requested ta come. Bring SII8fe#~. hoes and moving seEfHes and forks. A.>a We Ga11t ta fzX9Eree around cemetery and VII ueeti some posts. staples and iEa le women Want t5 ~era6 and clean house Bring S1ttles, soap ard hroom>. Bring dinner aid stay aIl day.
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