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Card Of Thanks.

We sish 70 express our sincere thanks Il
the irenas, neighborS and all sho gave their
sympathy AMI assistance during ths illness
ana seaih o, our beloved LAUGHTER We also
thank them 10, the beautiiul noSefs sent.
NJ. AND MIS- FRANK LArI.
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Universal Chair
5 E a tx
II Looks Like Leather

II can be easily cut with or.
binary shears to fit any pattern
desired.
II can be put IN chair by any
person who can drive a tack,
II II The most durable seat
manufactured.
II ID attractive enough TO use
In the best chair made.
tits OF the ~ inc color, through.
out and will not mar or scratch
as easily as leather.
II is cheaper than cane or
leather.
II will sustain greater weight
than cane or leather.
II properly adjusted with up.
holstery nails, driven not more
than one inch apart the uni.
verssl" seat will ontlast the
strongest chair frame made.
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Republican State Ticket

For Governor
FLETCHER D. PROCTOR
II Proctor.
Fog lAeui. Governor.
GEORGE II. PRouTY
u Newport
ror Treasurer
EDWARD II. DEAyiTT
of Montpelier.
For Secretary % Stale
FREDERICK q. FLEETWOOD
II Morrisville.
For Auditor
HORACE y. GRAHAM
Of Cratisbury.
For Attorney General
CLARKE c. fITTs
81 BrAitleboro.
Republican County Ticket,
For Senators
MYR0N y. ROBERTS Of Rupert.
JOHN s. HOLDEN Of Bennington
For States Attorney
WIN. X. DALEY Of Bennington.
For Sheriff
HENRY 4. WILSON Of Arlington
for Assistant Judges of County Conri
WIN. c. PECK Of sandgatc.
EVERETT 4. POTTER Of Pownal
For High BAilifi
". l.. LAWRENCE of Sunderland
For Judges Of Probate
WIN. b. EDGERToN Of Manchester
JOHN v. CARNEY Of Bennington
For Member OF Congress First Dis.
trict.
DAVID J. POSTER
Of Burlington.
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AMONG THE PEOPLE.

This column Ia open TO those who stsny time
feel that they would like to say something by
way Of argument, render an opinion OF present
sornethine Tor the public good We solicit ton.
.ributions for u, but do not hold ourselves re-
spons,bis Tor opinions expressed therein. Be
brisf ana TO the point Ed
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Al changes of advertisements
must h. IN hand not later than
Tuesday morning.
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Estate Of EZRA BUCK.

STATE on VERMONT, District OF Manehcst-
81, 81,
The Probate cart .for ~ District ~ Maze
chester
To all persons interested In the estate of
Fra Buck late Of Arlington 10 said District,
deceased
uRit Ting
by the authority Of the state Of Vermont,
YOU are hereby notified TO appear before the
said Probate Court, at the Probate Office ~
Manchester. In said District, on the ssi day OF
August A. ID, Iyoo, 10 show cause u any you
have, why the account Of Albeit T. iiuch
Administrator oi the estate Of said deceased
should not I've allowed, and also why the
residue should not be distributed 10 the
parties entitled thereto,
Dated at Manchester, in said district, this
10th day OF July A. u, 1000.
w. v. LDGlRfON, Judge,
Jaw
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snARsBuRG.

The State highway tax Of the town
Of Searsburg for 1906 was S33, AZ. Her
apportionment by the state was
Sl04 %. Her gain under the present
system of taxation was $70.S7. Mr..
Clements democratic platform would
deprive Searsburg of this material
gain. Will the voters of Searsburg
stand for i'll
BENNINGTON.
Miss Helen Gray and Loring Har-
bour passed Sunday in Arlington with
Mrs Harbour, who is visiting her par
cnts there.
Miss Mabel Kline has finished
work at Cooper's mill and gone to
Albany TO attend the business college,
STANFORD.
The State highway tax of the town
of Stamford for 1906 was $ll3,97. Her
apportionment by the state was
$25l.2l. Her gain under the present
system..of taxation was $l40.24. Mr..
Clements democratic platform would
deprive Stamford of this material gain.
Will the voters of Stamford stand for
in
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-08-02

Wasa ssEs.siasx . ctsaFs 81 sAss*ss sshi
stfstsss skeesx set tsN "a siss fpNats seefest
90 ~s@ - ssssaat
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KEADSRORQ.

The State highway tax of the town
Of Readsboro for 1906 was Still.
Her apportionment by the state was
$DS.5l. Her gain under the present
system Of taxation was SALAD. Mr..
Clements democratic platform would
deprive Readsboro Of this material
gain. Will the voters Of Readsboro
stand for itf
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y>oe sAlf oas d hsnA lcs Nf.am tfs.sgf,
4 l'saL Gee ~ hand leen hee~Nf IN gs..a ca
aitAa y, u ftLT
sis. Man hcstet, W "a
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S,rt,s

10 ewp, laly ss,h. assshtsr 10 Nj ami
Mrs. 7 n Ne~faa
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VIyANTkn A wsmaN i-iw~~a ~ And ~
w seAFs q sse - sste ~ az tHsaha iaat,
Aesi " sirAs, vspaeAe AND siiias
Mks nLNu MS MILAN.
ia.iw. Manchester. W.
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pcatbs.

In sanSheSics, iuly ssh. chas eAhafa.
son
IN Granville, ~ iay ss,h. stephen u,
simoass, sgci a years
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-08-02

CLAn WOOD fus sALk ltpiivcrva 80 a.
- mil II In ps~a give sae y,saf ~ Oct,
e4~ MA fukhN, Manchester, W.
yYyANTEp 10 barrp~ sl,e. ~ eaa and
w msatsasc. ~santt q ssste th~a avae's
the amount sis.n ga ia pfvssJ laten land.
~ n rhamp~n,
Al Man itestef Nrutrt. Va,
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The Home Of Dependable Merchandise Rightly Priced"
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Sore Nipples and Chained Hands

Are quickly. cured by applying Chamberlain;
salve. Try it 1t is success .Ffice IS cents.
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VOTE YES"

1t is a pleasure to call the at
tention of the citizens to the res
olution passed by the last Legisla-
ture proposing an amendment to
Section 2, Article 10, of the Con-
stitution, relating to education,
which is to be voted upon at the
coming November election. The
amendment is as follows:
"Proyided, that when any cities
or districts shall establish high
schools the Legislature may auth
orize the use of State School funds
to assist in supporting such schools
Said funds to be apportioned to
the cities and districts by the
State Board Of education"
If the foregoing amendment Is
voted it will make it 80 that our
six Utah County high schools may
receive aid out Of the State School
fund. Thereby our local district
taxes, for the support of the high
schools, will be decreased and the
State money be sent out to assist
local high schools,
The proposition is is simply to
assist US locally, and to aid parents
to educate their children at home
rather than send them to the uni.
versities for high school educa-
ton. I strenuously urge that every
voter will say Eyes for the am
endment. L. E. Eggertson,
County Superintendent
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FARMERS ATTENTION.

Do you want to hear 20 lectures on
farming by DR.. John A. Widstoe,
20 lectures on fruit raising by Prof :.
w. A. Homer, late of Cornell; 20
lectures on animal husbandry by
Prof Lewis A. Merrill; 20 lectures
on economics by Prof. John @.
Swenson; 20 lectures on Theology
by DIR. Geo. H. Brimhall; and join
moreover in the discussion that
forms part of every recitation
II SO, you can have your want sup
piled by joining the Farmers
Glass which will begin work Mon
day, November IL, 1909, at the B.
Y. University, Provo. On the
same date also the regular winter
semester begins.
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Probate and Guardianship Notices.

Consult County Clerk or the respective sigh
ers for further information.
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ALEXANDER DtBBLE 90.
"Eye Specialists"

Representatives OF the Alexander
Dibblee Company "Eye Specialists"
offices, Atlas Building, Salt Lake City,
and Soma Building, Boise, will be at
the Cornwall Hotel, Salem, Monday,
November 9th and at the Boyack
Hotel, Spanish Fork, Tuesday, No
vember 9th. Those needing the SER
vices Of strictly high grade Eye Spec
ialists should not fail to call as this is
absolutely the only firm or individual
having an established place in Salt
Lake sending representatives to your
town.
Call and have our "Year's Care"
system explained, we are the origin
ators and it is meeting with wonder
full success.
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Nursing Mothers and
Over-burdened Women

In all stations Of life, whose vlgor and
vitality may have been undermined and,
broken down by over work. exacting
social duties, the too frequent bearing OF
children, or other causes, will find in DR..
Perce's Favorite Prescription the most
potent, invigorating restorative strength
giver ever devised for their special bene-
Az, Nursing mothers will find 1t especial
ly valuable In, Sustaining their strength
and promoting an abundant nourishment
for the. child. ,Expectant mothers too
will find it q priceless boon to prepare the
system for baby's coming and rendering
the ordeal comparatively painless. II
can do no harm iH'any state, or condition
Of the female system. ~
Delicate, nervbIfs, weak women who
suffer from frequent headaches, back
ache, dragging down distress low down
IA the abdomen, or, from painful or irreg-
nlar monthly periods, gnawing or dis
tressed sensation In stomach, dizzy or
faint spells, see imaginary specks or spots
floating before eyes, have disagreeable,
pelvic catarrhal drain, prolapsus, ante
version or retro-Yersion or other displace.
ments Of womaHty organs from weakness
Of parts will, whether they experience
many or only a few of the ABOVE symp-
toms, find relief and a permanent cure BY
DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription.
This world,faIned specific for woman's
weaknesses and peculiar ailments Is a
pure glyceric extract of the choicest ma.
tive, medicinal roots without drop OF
alcohol in It's makeup. All It's ingredi.
ents printed IN plain English on its bottle.
wrapper. and attested under oath. DR..
Pierce thus invites the fullest investiga-
tlon OF his formula knowing that it will
be found TO contain only the best agents
known to- the most advanced medical
science of all the different schools OF prac'
tice for the cure of woman's peculiar
weaknesses and ailments.
II you',want to know more about the
composition and professional endorse
ment OF the "Favorite Prescription send
postal card request TO DR.. r. V. Pierce
Buffalo,,N. Y, for his free booklet treat
Ing Of same.
You can't afford TO accept az a substi
tute for this remedy Of knolUn composition
2 secret nostrum Of ullknotpn compost
ton. Don't dc it.
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NUISANCE NOTICE.

After a careful inves tigation Of
the sanitary situation in your city,
l find it imperative that definite
action must be taken by the local
board Of health, to enforce the
law regarding the proper cleans.
ing, dislnfecting and future main.
tenance along sanitary lines Of all
privies, cesspools, corrals, pig-pens
slaughter houses or oreameries
which in their present filthy con-
dition | declare to be a menace to
public health. DR.. 4. Il. Clark,
State Sanitary Insp ector,
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w. B. JONES SURPRISE.

A large number Of welsh and some
English met at the home of our respect
ed aged brother, VIM. B. Jones, on the
22nd OF October, to show him the love
and respect we have for him. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lorenzo Thomas were at the head
OF this move and you'd judge readily
it was a success. AT O'Clock we got
to the door, one and all, and Prof. Rees
d. James sang before entering in the
Welsh tongue, Hen Wlad fly Nhadai, !"
and all joined in the chorus. The door
was opened, and Brother Jones could
hardly say a word, but uttered inWelsh,
"Dewchirty Pharchichi OIL" This
meant come in one and all and be well
come. As soon as we got in Lorenzo
Thomas gave few good selections on
the photograph, when Aired Rees pro.
posed that we have a chairman for the
evening, and Rees D. James took the
chair and a fine program was made at
once, and everybody felt good taking
| their part in turns. John Rowe's first
was, "Ive Lost My Misses" he almost
pulled the house down with laughter
he was followed by David Morgan, Al
fred Rees, Mary Isaac, and Mrs. Nor
gan Thomas, an English lady sang a
Welsh song, then VIM. B. Jones made a
speech in Welsh and English, touching
on his surprise, it almost brought tears
to his eyes, yes for joy;songs were then
given by Mrs. Lizzie Evans, N. NJ
Thomas, Mrs. Lorenzo Thomas. John
Rowe made a few remarks of his first
acquaintance with Brother Jones from
Pennsylvania to Spanish Fork. The
ladies passed around the best eatables
in the land; milk(?) was also served
brought by Lorenzo Thomas
VIM. b. Jones commenced preaching
the gospel in Wales, when he was moi
IS years old, and is now near so. HI
las been a brave hero in the cause o.
truth. He said he felt thankful for oul
grand surprise, and this caused him t.
rejoice that he still had warm friends
At 1890 we rose and sang and then bic
Mr., Jones good night. NJ. NJ. T.
| 1t pays to trade with the Worlt
nrup II
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SOCIAL DANCES
Every Friday Night |
PACK BROS. pavilion
FINEST SPRING FLOOR IN THE STAT|
No. 5sls
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department OF the Interior, Land Office at
Salt Lake City Utah, October 8, 1905.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following-
named settler has filed notice OF his intention
that said proof will be made before the Regis
ter and Receiver Of the u s. Land once at
salt Lake City, Utah, on November 2Oth, lsOo,
viz: William Jex, NE 1870 for the ES SWA
SEX; NW4 and NWl4 sen; Section 2oi Town
ship ., S. r, E.,S. L. M.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
OF said land viz: Herman Snow 81 Salem, Utan
Henry ]. Mckell, william b. Nickel, Joshua
Brockbank, OF Spanish Fork, Utah.
FRANK d. HOBBS, Register.
A. SAXEY, Attorney
First publication Oct. ii, 1905.
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I'd 6 MS
0esSxnzie ~ go

Isaac Alfred died at his home in
this city Tuesday at the age of Az
years, having been sickly for years.
Services were held in the Fourth
Ward meeting house this afternoon
after which the remains were taken
to Springville for burial. He was
q member of the Maccabee lodge,
in which he was insured for $4,000.
John Braithwats of the First
Ward died last Friday of old age
and general debility; aged rs, Fun
eral services were held Sunday in
the First ward meeting house, Bis.
hop MoKell presiding. The speak
ers were Henry Tilley and Allen
Adamson, Mr.. Braithwato was q
quiet, inoffensive citizen,
MARGARET R. THOMPSON.
Youth and the opening rose look
like things too glorious for decay.
While ioaves have their time to fall
the flowers also do wither and die
at the first nip of frost. Thou, o
Death, dost claim all seasons for
thine own, are thoughts suggested
by the passing away of one whose
active deeds would seem to bespeak
q long life 10 good old age, but Mol
Sister Thompson was cut down
like a rose in full bloom, born in
1S60-when only 46 years old.
In every light she might be look
ed at she was = good woman, a
jealous and earnest worker in
whatever her hands found to do,
whether in her family or among
her friends, In relieving the dis.
tressed, calming the troubled ones,
In soothing the sick, as a Sunday
school teacher, she was at home in
guiding the path Of youth to better
aud higher aims in life, as a wife
and mother in Israel, she was at
home in her native element in her
wise counsels, advice and example;
i it Is there where her absence will be
most keenly felt, light has from
the household gone, the voice we
loved to hear is SILENT her husband
and family will miss her tender,
gentle and smiling welcome, from
whose memory q soft sweet light
IL she'd pointing to that celestial
morning when Der husband and
family with all her loved ones that
have gone before, In their rapture
and bliss will welcome and clasp
her again, never, No Never, to part,
/ Nunsral services were held in the
First Ward meeting house on the
18th Of September, Bishop MoKell
} presiding, Prayer by Orson Greer
The speakers were Supt, Tilley Of
the S. S., who bore testimony to hel
: good work in the Sunday School
Morris Martell,a high cousellor and
playmate OF Maggie, as she was IA
. military called, also Allen Adam
. son, an old friend of her father anG
her; all expressing their grief anc
sympathy with her aged mother
her husband and family.
A touching incident was he
young girls class, walking in a bod,
! to the grave yard, sach carrying {
a flower. The grave was dedicated
r by Brother John Holt,
Resting now from care and trouble,
Resting from all grief and pain,
Faithfully she fought LIES battle,
Death TO such is endless gain.
He hath taken home her spirit,
He hath taken what he gave,
Friend and Sister sweetly slumber,
In the quiet and peaceful grave.
4 EASTERN EXCURSIONS
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NoTfcE TO CREDITORS
In the District Court OF the Fourth Judicial
District Of the State Of Utah, In and for Utah
county.
Estate Of Lucy d. Miller, deceased.
Creditors will present claims with vouchers
to the undersigned at his place OF residence, OF
Spanish Fork, Utah county, State Of Utah, on
or before February eth, 1907.
MARINUs LARSEN, Executor,
A, 3. MoRG AN, Attorney for Executor.
First publication Oct. stI 1905.
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EASTERN EXCURSIONS
via the

COLORADO MIDLAND RY,
On Nov. Goth, and Dec. 18th. One
fare plus two dollars from Utah points
to Chicago, Minneapolis, Kansas City,
Omaha, Denver and intermediate
points. Limit 60 days, Stop overs.
For further information write L. H.
Harding, General Agent, Salt Lake
CITY,.
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Eczema and Pile Cure

TTGG Knowing that it was to
suffer- will give FREE OF CHARGE,
to any afflicted positive cure for Ecze.
ma, Salt Rheum, Erysipelas, Piles and
Skin Diseases. Instant relief. Don't
s su longer, Write +. W. WILLIAMS,
close Stamp.
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(LpvERrIsEMENT)
SOCIALIST COUNTY TICKET.

SOClALlSI CoUNI1 1lOALI'
state Senator's:
W. Z. WARNER of Spanish Fork
W. Il, TRINAMAN, jr, OF Lehi
n Legislators:
S. w ROBERTSON of Spanish Fork
w. s, HOLLOWAY of Spanish Fork
JOSEPH ,BRIMHALL of Payson -
HYRuM HAND OF Payson
County Commissioners.
d. d. WHITE OF Goshen, long term
GREENWOOD OF Am, Fork, short grn
Sheriff.
HENRY EAST OF Lehi
Clerk:
ALBERT HUSH OF Provo
Recorder:
W. L, WANLESS Of Lehi
Treasurer:
RODNEY j MERRILL OF Payson
Assessor;
A. j. FERNsTEIN Of Benjamin
Surveyor:
john BBvERIDoE OF Lehi
Precinct Justice
JOHN b. JEX
Constable;
GEORGE HITCHING5
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io1::!l|!||l|l!lselE

wv lEGSMllNE
NIf
Sugar sold at bargain at Erik
sson's.
It paysto trade with the World
Drug 90.
DR.. g. e. Bate Of Bolder, COL, 10
visiting in this city with DR.. and Mrs.
Hart.
John Pack and wife were visiting
with their daughter, Mrs. j. w. Guild,
last week.
Martha E., daughter Of Sarn'l
Holt is improving from a case Of
typhoid fever.
Hon. VIM. FL. King will speak
at the Opera House this evening
on Democracy.
Senator Geo. sutherland will ad-
ress the people Of Spanish Fork Sat-
urday evening, the Ord.
u Don't forget that Senator George
Sutherland will speak at the Opera
House Saturday evening.
20 acre field for rent for fall feed
south of the San Pedro depot.
Write E. 4. Jones, Provo.
Clarence and Glenn, sons OF Mich
olas Smith are just recovering from q
two months attack Of typhoid fever.
We derstand that Will Rock.
hill has leased the Beanery Hotel
at Mammoth and will move over
to take charge.
Say your rubber overshoes at
EIr asson's. Our stock is new
and the prices are new to you; the
one price store.
1t pays for you to own your
own roller skates. Our stock is
complete and our prices are from
95c to 1915 per pair.
Come out and listen 10 good speech
on the issues OF the day by Senator
Geo. Sutherland Saturday evening the
3rd at the Opera House.
Who's found my postoffice key, at
tachsd to small piece Of brass chain
Please return to James Robertson or
leave 40 Spanish Fork Meat Co.
Mrs. DR.. Kendall rntertained ct
her home last night. 'Shs members
Of the Royal Neighbors of America
A very pleasant time was enjoyed.
M. II. Graham has resigned a.
manager OF the Provo Enquirer, and
will be succeeded by Geo. r. Judd
deputy to County Assessor George II
Lewis
Mrs. Jas. d. Miller and children
have moved down from the Straw
berry Tunnel site, where they hav,
been during the summer. Jim will be
down before long.
Foster Thomas has appealed tc
the Fourth district court from
Justice Frost's Court in Spanish
Fork, where he was fined $75 TO
selling liquor to a minor.
II you can't come, send the children
prompt attention will be given them
Anything in groceries, Celery anc
cabbage today. Butter and egg,
wanted. Good prices paid at Rob
Boyack's grocery store, 2 doors soutl
of Martell and Morgan Furniture Co.
We handle q complete line O
glass single and double strength
any size you may call for. We d
not let you stand the risk OF break
ing when we do the cutting. Gu
prices are considerable lower thai
Salt Lake City retall.prices, G. {
Erickson.
The water oress group, or tn
girls of 75 met at the home of D.
and Mrs. Holloway last Wednel
day evening. The occasion beinl
a surprise party for one of thei
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To Mrs. Phil Pace, Tuesday of
last week, boy.
To Mrs. Brig Darger, last Thurs
day, boy.
To Mrs. Hans Olson jr., Tues
day, girl.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-06

the object as taken from the constitu-
ton. II is 20 strive for better manhood.
citizenship and character All men viii
De solicited 20 become members. and al
VIII have equal rights and privileges
Ana there is such a. demand for this
KIND OF an institution and 80 many APP
pications are coming I'm NJ this early
GATE, the enterprise promises TO Doe
success from the very outset
Considering tho extent OF the fold ana
need OF such an institution. and the
ample privileges and benefits that viii be
offered. tho sum Of 5000 is "a modest one
TO he raised in "a city So kconiy alive 10
good works as this is. Yet as most ~
those living I'm this sc~ion ~ the city are
or limited means. $4,000 would Doe a crush-
ing burden
But the work must Doe done. and the
association will Doc equipped and set Eo-
ing just as soon t. possible. confident
other friends OF tho enterprise VIII lend
a hand as those did who made the spien-
did building a possibility.