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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-07
THE CASE OF SMOOT.

For three years the senate committee
on privileges and elections has been tax
ing vidence In the case Of Reed Smoot,
senator from Utah. whose title to his seat
Is attacked because Of his allegiance TO
the Mormon church no member OF which.
IL is alleged, can honestly obey the oath
every federal official must take. The
committee has taken much evidence for
and against Mr. Smoot. It's decision
against him. must be accepted as
the honest Judgment Of n majority Of the
committees members. who have been con-
vinced OF the ineligibity OF Mormon TO
hold office under the national govern
ment.-New York Sun.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-07

Twenty-one new justices OF the mis-
named Supreme" court are provided In
the bill which Gov. Higgins has just
signed This does not mean that the peo-
pie are going TO get more Justice; that
litibants will have their cases finally de-
cided so much sooner now that they will
not be bankrupt or dead before the long
deferred event occurs.
II means only that there will be more
opportunities for lnjunctions. stays, writs
OF error and all manner OF devices calcu-
lated 10 delay the administration Of jus
tice than ever there were. Also II means
that q new tusticeships largely -distribu-
ted by political favor. with the lawyer Sc
lected on his merits or the Judge OF n
lower court promoted on his record as the
exception 90 that rule.-New York Press
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-07
THURSDAY. JUNE 7, 1906.
PRESAGES OF VICTORY.


far held the Democracy has good reason to be
entirely satisfied II there have been sensa-
tonal overturns there have been distinct and def
mite gains, which indicate determination on the
part of Democrats throughout the state to abandon
their past policy OF passivty and to fight the polit
cal enemy all along the line
These results show Enthusiastically that the old
spirit OF hopelessness has been replaced by feel
ing OF confidence of ultimate victory. Energy has
supplanted supneness and activity has crowded
out inertia
The Democracy OF the past courted defeat by
IT'S own quescence. The Democracy OF the present
insures victory by its militant spirit.
1t was a manifestation of the vigorous and
determined spirit of the Democracy of the present
that achieved such signal successes in Narragan-
sett and South Kingstown and that made possible
such splendid showing in Coventry, where, in spite
OF the employment of every resource the Repub-
lican machine could command, and resort to every
trick of which it is master, its candidates es-
capped complete overthrow only by the narrowest
margin
The Republican machine has lost its grip on
the Westerly town council largely through the
weff directed efforts Of Democrats while IN Rich
mond good government council which
dorsed by the Democracy has been chosen.
Particularly encouraging is yesterdays sweep
ing victory in Cumberland. In that contest the
Democracy was forced to meet and overcome not
only the opposition of the Republicans of the town,
but the tricks OF men dispatched from headquar
ters because OF their known skill in methods OF
chicane and dexterity in distributing the sinews
OF political warfare to the best advantage
But against all these agencies both sincere and
sinister the Democrats won handsomely. Their
success ought to prove inspiration to the Dem
ocracy in other towns to do its best in the cleo
tions yet to be held to fight manfully and reso-
utely even when the odds appear Overwhelmingly
against them.
Tmidity wins Courage often sue
ceeds when failure foreordained.
The most cheering feature survey OF the
election results presents is the aroused interest and
activity of the Democratic and independent citi-
zenship The militant spirit is abroad i'll the state
The thoughtful men of Rhode Island realize at
last that if representative government is to be re-
stored, if rule by ring and corporation is to be
banished and if all citizens to enjoy equal
rights with special privileges to none, they must
make united fight at the polls next November.
Such battle they are preparing to make. 1t
will be battle for principle, for right and for
justice and it will be wen by Democrats and Inde-.
pendents because their cause has the endorsement
OF the civic conscience of this commonwealth.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-07
THE SOFTER SEX.

IL twenty men loved twenty maids
And the maids they loved them not.
How many bachelors all forlorn
Would wofully wish they had ne'er been
born
To mourn their single lot?
Twenty!
II twenty maids loved twenty men
And the men came not 10 WOO
How many brides in the briefest while
Would bring TO the altar those men, and
smile
At the neat job carried through?
Twenty!
Brooklyn Life
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-07
REMEDY FOR LYNCHING.

In proceeding against the members Of
a Chattanooga mob that lynched a pris-
oner in the Jurisdiction OF the United
States supreme court. Atty. Gen Moody
grasps an opportunity TO give the victims
OF the lynching habit a strong motive 10
reform. Imprisonment for contempt Is
mild punishment for those who take the
law out OF the hands OF the court into
their own, but IL will be far better than
letting the criminals go scot free, as usu-
ally happens. II the United States su-
preme court should find itself able 10 pun
ish the Chattanooga mob. IL is TO be
hoped that IL will lay down a policy
which all inferior courts can take as a
guide for vlndicating their authority and
furnishing it's deners in all cases.--New
York Press.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-07
PLANKED EGGS.

These are a decided novelty, and like
any planked dish tSey a.e "a feast to the
eye as well as TO the palate. Butter an
oval plank and arrange a border OF
duchess potatoes, also cases for eggs,
using a pastry bag and tube. Put In
the oven to re-heat and brown the pota-
toes, then slip poached egg in each
case. Garnish with halves OF nroiled or
sauted tomatoes and parsley. Woman 8
Home Companion.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-07
UNDER DISCIPLINE.

A kid" Republican congressman from
Missouri named Murphy has introduced
a freak bill, which provides for the inn
prisonment OF any speaker who uses his
influence with committees for or against
a bill. or who refuses recognition TO any
member bccuu-r- hts postttorr- any
measure. Murphy IL an insurgent and has
been refused recogpltion by Speaker Can
non and is being disciplined" according
20 Republican machine methods New
Haven Union.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-07

Senator Colby of New Jersey has big fight his
hands this year He is attempting to break the hold
OF the the Republican of which he
is member Last year the senator won notable vic
tory against the machine and he desires to
the section OF the
machine element His includes reforms In the
of franchise granting and in the and legs
latve systems Senator Colby has for been
opponent of the corporations which have
cally run the Jersey their benent
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-07
Things Seen Through
The Eyes of Others

saw the danger, but had no time to avoid
II.
as they say he is not guilty Of negligence.
and ne does not appear TO be. But some
one is, for no matter how hard the party
may have pleaded for Laucher to run
their car, he should never have been al
lowed 10 go over new route in the mid
die OF the night, especially when so many
lives were at stake.-Sprngield Republi-
can
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-07
IF YOU CAN'T SLEEP.

A Swedish servant-maid. finding that
her mistress was troubled with sleepless-
ness. told her OF a practice OF the people
of her country similarly afflicted. II was
to take a napkin. dip 1t in ice-cold water,
wiring II slightly and lay Il across her
eyes. The plan was followed and II worked
like charm. The first night she slept four
hours without awaking-something she
had not done for several months. At the
end Of that time the napkin had become
dry. BY wetting II again she at once
wet to sleep-Exchange.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-07

would be we'll II heads of departments at
Washington could get reasonably correct idea of why
the nation them salaries Secretary Wilson Of the
Agriculture department the charges against
the meat packers al moonshne before the
OF labor made Its investigation
orders of the president. Only few a
declared the most definite charges of graft
In the posoce department to be hot air.,
convicted
others awaiting trial
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-07
SOME ONE RESPONSIBLE.

The motorman was evidently not warn
ed OF the sharp corner. which caused the
car 10 jump the track and turn turtle. roi
he started on II at a fast rate and re-
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-07

IL Is hoped the naturalization bill which
the house of representatives Tuesday
will be radically amended by the senate its present
form much of delusion and
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-07

From the manner In which II has been received
quarters IL would that the people generally
Senator Burons resignation the first conmenda
act he has performed in many years.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-07
TODAY'S DIVERSIONS

kEITH's-"Gay Parisians."
shUeERT-"Zaza."
EMPiRE-"East Lynne"
NickEL-Motion Pictures and illustrated
Songs.
ST. RINk-Roller skatins.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-07

over In Bulgaria they appear TO be warning against
the and school girls who them promptly
home Well they always getting up a war
about something there. anyway.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-07

Our next holiday will be the Fourth OF July will
be needed when II comes, II only remind that
united people and about equally divided
at present into exposers and exposed.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-07

1t Little Buttercup" who reminded many
years that Things seldom what they
with all her provision she unable to
against canned tuberculosis masquerading quality
ranteed food product
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-07
ABOUT 1T.

Having willingly helped San Francisco
In her hour Of need New England will
now help the FIRE insurance companies
that suffered by the earthquake-wiiivs
Dillingly.-Boston Globe.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-07

For a New England Democrat Mayor Thayer OF Nor
wich is certainly remarkably fortunate He has
times elected Mayor though Norwich
been regarded normally Republican
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-07

Don't imagine that every with a wide
smile his face Is possibly be
vegetarian who has been reading about the packing
house scandal
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-07

Mayor Tom Johnson OF Cleveland has an idea Of
municipal ownership that will satisfy young alike
lie proposes municipal bulletin boards for ball
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-07

The month OF June fast slipping by and when
IL ends will your chance taking part in next
falls important political battle unless you register
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-07

How jealously the corporations guard what they
pleased call their vested interests" and per
senty they ignore override the vested rights the
peopel
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-07

why not the spelling reformers consistent Here
ls Prof Brander Matthews. OF Andrew Carneges
spelling slmplners. still writing his with two 'ts
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-07
our canadi

our Canadian friends are having their own troubles
with that combination of staesmanshp business
monty known grating.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-07

Never give In" is John H. Rockefeiers rule OF life,
according to his physician Somewhat different from
Russell Sage rule which II Never Give up"
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-07

There should be let up by either national state
municipal authorities thoroughly reforming the condi-
tions under which meat Is packed and shipped.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-07
SENSIBLE POINTERS
FOR SHORT WOMEN

A modiste gave the following hints to
The Ordway new era., 1906-12-21
Olney Items.

OIney Items.
Move shipley went to Paebio San
day
Mrs. Fred Haekwerth and son fsoo
sogar City. 10 in OIney visiting rsls-
tives.
Nesdames Cowdsp and Comstoek
west to Pueblo shopping Monday.
Nr. a.d Mrs., A. p. Smith are goiug
to Rocky Ford t. spend ChristmaA
W. ". Linebsrry is shingiiag ose
room Of the school house.
Leroy Maueher 10 putting shi.gis
roof on his uaether's house.
Mrs. Sarah Smiley has returned
hone for few days.
Mr.. asd Mrs. Zimmermau and fam
iiy took dinner At J. H. Cowden's last
Sunday,
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Desert LAnd..Fihal Proof.
OTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Dspartment Of the IstsTios, J
Lasd O0cs at Puebis. Colo, I
New. ~. 1904
Notice y AsssAy Givsa sAas ChasSes =. Cos
tss. Of 0eaway. 0oso. .. hae 0sed aeetoe Of h.
No. -, ies see liss 40 : seA = y =. ". n
esc. -. =. 10 q, 3. - ". esh ?. u, bsfees y.
0. Land OAss q busbie. Cose.. - 6s1assaAy
Tie seA Day ot Jaauasy. iso1.
He nAoea shs following Witnesses - psss.
~ eo0peses isTtssttoa ssd Fecla0aston q
said had:
Charles Wilson, 0uy Hurst, Jaoss O. Clsvs-
had and Thos. O. 8stsp. al ef Ordvsy. osso.
= 4. ABBEY. 1fsissss.
Yisst publiossSou Nov. ..
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TIE ergsnisatien Of ~ =. :. !. vi
vac senpistsd wednsslay' = n
esl,.a Ossro coassy B.ah =
Iayest, President; J. ~ ~ w
prse,dsat wn. Ascilanss = =. ~
&. 1. wies,as. cashier. ~
cnen ~ nnout the .6eat = y
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Rssl Eseste Transfers.

1 Rssl Estate Transfers.
The following are amssg the real
estate transfess reported by Gee. n.
west:
To Mn. Matte =. Ervis, iets II asd
-. block IS. Ofaway, bsiag ths corner
northwest Of tbs Railroad paek. >asd
y % Colorado Bouievar1. Il Il N.
dssssood that Mr.. Ervin u havlse
paass eraws ter the erection Of two
psosy bfick botsi % thls respssty.
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Residence Phone Ia4 White.
Meeting Of the Farmers.

Meeting Of the Farmers.
Meeting of the Farners' Associa-
tion held At the high school building
Saturday afternoon, Dec. Is. 1906, -
.emb' r. present. President Duacan
called the meeting to srder.
Report Of previous meeting read and
approved.
The report Of the eommittee on su.
gar factory. made by o. L. Ericksou,
its secretary, was read a.d approved.
Letters were also read as = part Of
this report from the American Beet
Sugar Co. and from the Holly Con-
struction Co., and these were ordered
placed on file.
On motion. duly carried, the Asso-
citation conseated to give Nrs. Harper
the sole right to deliver bee,s at the
OrdwAy dump on Asnday. Dec. "a, or
the frat day the dump il opened after
this date.
The new contract Of the National
Beet Sugar Co. was read. The only
difference shown was an increase from
2oc to 3oc per tea to be paid for siioed
beets, And no limit Or date nxed for
the FINAL delivery Of sliced beesA
Meeting Of the Farnsrs' Associa.
tion held II the Opera House Dec. IL
At 3 p. n, President Duncan IL the
chair; IS members present, and Ce..
Mgr. J. II. Windfeldes, Of the Nation.
al ssgar Co., also present. BY iavita.
tion.
Presideat Duncan made statsusnt
OF the changes desired In the best
contrsct. proposed for the farmsrs
here for 1907. The farmers desired
to have the Sugar Company pay them
SOC pe' ton additional for all siloeH
beets and to hays all siiosd beets de.
iiverel to the Sugar c.. BY Jssuary
I. 1908, and to have An aAditiouai sec
per ton pail them On all siiosd hsets
aeiiysred after Jsa. ], 1913.
Mr.. Wisdfeldsr stated that tie o..
gar Co. ceuld not accept this prsposai
but made ssuntsr proposal that the
Sugar Co. wouiA pay 3oc per ton on ali
siioed bsets dsiivered during Deceu.
Der. 1907. zoe per tor on siiesd bests
delivered dnrins January, 1904 asd
SOC par tor % all silosA bsess dsljvsrt
dsring February, 1900, ali ether psY,,
Of eostraet to remain Il force. a.d
the Sugar c.. = sxtend the sane
help In procuring iabor.
Unlsr this eifer the Sugar Cenpa.y
wosid naks contracts fos, aboat 4.oo(
scfss Of bsets for the year 1907.
Later Nr. Windfeiasr offered 70,
The eagar Co, to pay 40 per toa 70,
all SLICED bssts, asa ali 70 b silosd -
psr contract ~ Dsesnbsr 1, 1871, ss6
ths Coapaay to receive ali slies1 bssti
~ January 1Doo. asl to naks ths far.
nsss ceatrasts fsf q least 400 seres,
He also ssil that sdditsonsl shed1
weuA prebAbiy - bsiit II lso5 ~
inersasel stesaeesf tests.
| 1loye1 ~ NJ. oale ~ eoesaAen -
~. Desnaaas, tliat ~ sepsspeesI
~ - ou6as c. ~ ~ aese6osa.
casy1ee ~ : slslag velS q
Go9 ~ uulo ~ - 6S n flG60rI
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The csntsioups Growers.

The Csntsloups Growers.
Neetiug Of the Caataloups Growers
Association held At the High School
In Ordway. Dec. IS.
=. +. Hosier reported that bis Geld
Medal caataioapes ne,ted him a. fol.
lows for 1906 saies. grown ON IN &C
res, near ordway. 1913 crates (inels.
ding .'pony" erates) Of Is .slons Si.oS
per crate. 739 baskets, dozen mel.
oas each. CSC per basket. Bashsts
cost about Sc each. crates abOut 12c
each. There vas also 76o lbs melon
seed raised oa this ground beside the
neions sold ~ above.
4. Z. Peiree addressed the OreweFs.
givisg soae good - to packing the
melons, loading 10 cars. etc.
Adjournsd to meet Thursday night,
Dec. 70. At 7:3O. At the Opera House.
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Ws.ted-Bsasdess 10 privass ~
y. Also room to rent Fos p
iass apply At this Office s
The Ordway new era., 1906-12-21

/In order to forward the esesu
light enterprise. the New Ea ss
tie taSly this week. ,,
The Ordway new era., 1906-12-21

Il. C, Roberts aad family vM ~
nsxs week to spend the wiatss - r.
a. Duri.g tneir abssses ~ -
make . trip Into Old Aesise -,'S.
The Ordway new era., 1906-12-21

~. ". Green retsrss6 hss ss'
N wife. frsm Dsnvsr, whsse 4;
bssn for ssvssaf- wssks - .,.,.s =
trsataent. Ars. Green's ees 4
sonewhat Improved. "a
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Call asd exaning wiafres Dros.
nice line Of Candies. Figs, Dstes, Ba.
nsnas, and Orauges.
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N. E. Church MeetlnHs.

NJ. 3. Church Meetings.
suadsy: 10 = n, Sunday School.
Lesson, Luke 3%:36 So.
II = m. Sermon. ''Christmas
Gifts."
$50 p m. Epworth League, Topic :
"Lessoas Of Christmss." Leader.
Aust Ellen Bostoa.
7:3o p =. Sermon, 1.-THE Crowded
Ipu."
Monday. 7:3o p. n.-sunaay School
Christmas Entertainmeat.
wsdnesdsy, 7:3e p -. Prayer
meeting.
o. r. Merrill. Pasto,.
The Ordway new era., 1906-12-21

4 Miss Gladys 6iase was six ysea
,ast wesk, and on Saturday aiss N:
she gave : party to sizssss q = y
tls 9isi friends, They had .
tine. M
The Ordway new era., 1906-12-21

~ large number Of nsw sssslefs
fiveA Wednesday. There wsss =
ehiidren In the prrty.
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Hair Wort Of An x;sds.

All kinda Of Hair work made to or
der. ] work up combings iato switeh-
e. and watch chains. ! mount the
watch chains asd ron farnish the
mosstisgs. All who wish such work
done leave orders at Miss Hsrnon's
millinery store. Sugar City.
Mrs.. Ailsn Berry.
Now 10 the time 70 mako chsistass
presents.
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Dsssr. Lano---FiNal Proof.

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Departae.t ef the Isterior,
Lan1 OAIce at Pueblo. Cole,
Dec. Q, 1906.
Nstios h bssshy sivss list Charles =. css-
ter. - Ordwsy. Csl0.. oos Of ~ Ao1rs Of jobs
=. Castss. 6eesasso. hAs elsd notaes os toten'
Hs. -. sor e Il. y. X 90 :. y. y e.
-. Z. % O.. .. % ". seh p. 4. 6sSoss q. Q
Land O0ce o Pusbie, Cello, 80 Tuesday, ~
md day Of January. lSs5.
The oenplsss Irrigation a1d sselanastsa ol oa11
land:
Coy Hssss, ThsDas Esssp, Charles Wilson
ssd fhe@ss Dowssy, al q 6rdvsy. Oels.
Yirss pub,is.,is. Dse. u
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Toa Spindle Was the lucky .sse
get the grand prise silsbosrs y -
Cash BasAar.
The Ordway new era., 1906-12-21

IN vIsya. wife and - ,,
shlidrsn. arrived q ofd.sv, n Pr
issn D.sstsr. III. ". yi'ys 9
pssshasss q the Wess' -
isss sos9h u ~ dspot, - v
7. ~ slses - seea - - NJ
S,ss,san nniA n,Sole q hefe. ,,a
The Ordway new era., 1906-12-21

We have new lot Of John b. Stet.
500 Hats. Bay enc for Chsistmas.
Winfreo Broo.
The Ordway new era., 1906-12-21

AZ Fisher's yos cas- get yeuf toys
y a.d y price this year. - istend
to close eut ny toy stock.
The Ordway new era., 1906-12-21

NlJow vast ~ bsst aaa nobbseet
elssgs TsN. ohirts, Mualsss and siik
eIaa6enschlefs. call niWinfres pree.
The Ordway new era., 1906-12-21

q. b. Virgins and wife iest yssls
day Ter visit with relatives u -.
0es, Ill.
The Ordway new era., 1906-12-21
Tl)e 4e,u Ora.

EntsrsA as the Peesodss N Ordvey. 0elo-. -
escood CiAse Matter. April 10. iN9.
Published Weekly, In THx NEW ERA
Building on Third Street.
$3.50 per Year in Advance
c. B. STEWART, Editor and Mgr.
Residence Phone I24 White.
ORDwAY. COLO. DEC. u. 1906.
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Notice for PubHcGtioR.
Department Of the Istesior,
Land Once ~ Pseblo. Colo.

Nov. ~, I9O6.
Nos!es !. hsreby sivs. shss sAs is.lsviss
= ..ss a:si pseet I. sslpsss q sis slssn - :
Lasd O0es - Pueblo, Cole, on JaDaasy iS.
iso1, vis.: Andrsw 6 Darrell. d &. iS11s tor
=: 9, =. h;s. .hN. ". y. -. a. :.
He names Tie follewise wisssssss - prove
his cootiaueos rsstdsass uDoa aDd eulsiveeSea
Of sajd laao. WAS
II. I. WsdIsiah. yreA WsAlsieh. james Cav.
Cole.
Pin. ,,,,,...,.. NJ. 4 Z Asss1. n's'...'.
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Suitable, duTAb BILE and aesspeahesA
0aiIavans' Xmas Goods. ~
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poAelssry'

a. =
or ssaAsrs whe ~
1lley lselse at1ssl - =,
~ ~ a. ~ ~ :
oo ~ - ~ !! Z ~! :'
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THE Th.rsday Afternoon cisb -
nest next week with Mrs. A. ,. G,1
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41O Reward.
rtfaysl = sts'snf Oas Gray ,1ssse
= ysass ~, bsss1sA NIX q Ie6t
slfeeless, wita seas hetVesa -. r
N ,xs i. 2A1xL04,
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Dso't Sorvst. Gs,iavasstssA -
Aaest goods 10 town. ~ n
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A Ao-acre farm fer rent, both ve1x
rights. Apply to Trapeis Jana
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