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MAKING MONEY ON SHIRTS
State Cleaning up a Goodly Sum
Without Investment in Max
ing Shirts in Penitentiary.

AA6 ~ va Al
In AN extended interview With the
members OF the state board of chari-
ties and corrections concerning the
Irvine plant. the Sioux Falls Argus
Leader secured some interesting
information with reference to the
shirt making industry that is now
being carried on in the state peni-
Tertiary with a splendid profit to
the state, with not q COLLAR invested.
Referring to the shirt plant the
Argus-Leader has the following:
AS is we'll known the state already
has an established industry at the
South Dakota p%enitentiary in the
shape OF a shirt factory. which is
being operated very successfully
from a financial point OF view as
we'll as for the good of the prisoners
to whom it furnishes empolyment.
Warden Parmley. who was also pres
ent at the interview. stated that $50
dozens OF shirts are now being manu-
featured daily. The state is under
contract for l20 men to operate the
factory, and as there are at present
but 2l5 men confined in the peni-
tentiary, and as there are about 40
of them, mostly those who are en-
ployed in the factory, whose term
will expire this Eonth and next, the
warden will have only Ills to draw
from in order to properly operate
the 1acotry. About 90 men are re-
quired to perform the labor necessary
in connection with the farm. garden,
quarries, Kitchen, etc. From these
figures it viii. he seen that unless the
population of the Institution is CON
siderably increased in the near
future, which is not probable,
judging from past experience. there
would not be d sufficient number
with which to run u Uwine factory
and it would therefore lie absolutely
necessary to wipe out the SHIRT fac
tory entirely if the Irvine factory
should be installed and operated as
contemplated. The question at n c
arises, cau the state afford to do
away with AN established industry
which is bringing into its treasury
$40, 600 annually for one with which
it has HAD no practical experience
and take the chances OF failure
possible?
1t was also learned that the shirt
factory is not being operated no TO
the full capacity which it will lie
possible to get it up to in the future
with a sufficient number of en-
ployes.
The shirt factory has cost the
state for buildings and machinery
only about $1,000 and as it is at no
expense whatever for the stock
which is made up into shirts-all
material being furnished by the
Sterling Manufacturing company Of
Chicago, which takes its entire out
put-the conditions upon which the
business Is carried on is an entirely
safe and very satisfactory one, the
500, 600 turned owe to the state being
practically q gift with no chance Of
loss whatever.
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Returned From Canton.

Walter Seaman arrived home We'd
nesday evening from Parker. having
stopped there to attend a diamond
medal contest under the auspices Of
the W. Z. I. o.. which was held
Tuesday evening. The same speakers
were in the Parker contest who
appeared in the Epworth Assembly
contest at Canton the afternoon
before, and which was won by Miss
Mae Raney, of Letcher. At the
Parker contest Mr.. Seaman was the
victor by an easy margin. Parties
who heard the contest at Canton
stated that tue audience was very
much surprised when Mr.. Seaman
was not awarded first place by the
Judges.
Z
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Whittemore, Lancaster, Wis. III. p.
Violin, Yankton; III. Y. Wipf, Olivet ;
l.. M. Baughman, Alexandria; H..
Haueter, Hanley FAILS. Mimi. VIM.
Underwood, Gayville; II. L. Allison,
Brookings; Clyde Keller, Niborg; A.
Bark, Wagner; Ill. Q. Cook, Lang
ford: G. q. Pottinger, Valley
Springs; b.. l.. Harden, Platte; c.
M. Corcoran, Spencer; Fred Fergen,
Parkston; Miss Gladys Davies,
Letcher; Ira Houph, Sturgis; DR..
j. G. Ash, belmont; II. w. Hustis,
Bradley; Karl Snyder, Mellette; e.
w. Robh, Mitchell.
Miss Gladys Davis. OF Letcher, is
the only young lady who is taking
the exam ination, aud it is .only ..oc-
casionally that a young lady is found
among the students. The father of
Miss Davies is a physician al Letcher
and conducts a drug store. which
will be looked after by the daughter,
ii she passes the examination.
MIR. Keith is the president of the
National Association of the Board
of Pharmacy, which is auxiliary to
the American Pharnaceatlcal
Association. the main object of
which * 10 perfect an Interchange
OF certificates among states. which
will permit a pharmacist holding a
certificate to 90 into another state
and take a position without taking
the necessary examination. At pres
ent there are about twenty states
belonging to the association and at
the annual Meeting OF the associa.
ton in indianapolis on Sept. 3 MI.
kelth expects to farther this work.
Secretary Bent desires The Repul1-
llcan to convey toe thanks of the
board TO the board OF e~uucation for
the use of the west side school build
ing. which, he says. makes am ideal
place to hold the examination. and
1T is the only place in the state
whese d school building can be Sc
cured. owing to the fact that all
other examinations of the board are
held during the time that school is
in session
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ASPIRE TO Be DRUGGISTS
Glass Of Young Pharmacists Finished
Their Work-Fate Viii be
Known Later.

With the completion OF the exam
nation OF the students taking the
pharmaceutical examination before
the State Board Of Pharmacy Thurs
day afternoon, finishes the fourth
quarterly session of the hoard.
The next session OF the board will!
be with the druggists of the state
when they hold their annual conven-
tion at Sioux Falls Aug. %, %, "a,
for which Secretary Bent says a very
interesting program has been ar
ranged, which Will be augmented
by the local committee i'm the way
of entertainment.
The examination by the board is
conducted by I. A. Keith. the presi-
dent, who presents "A written paper
on pharmacy and gives the oral eX-
animation. ID. &. Jones has a pa per
on chemistry and gives the practical
manipulationS. O. "A. GIiilis pre-
senIs a paper on imateria mediea and
conducts the e~NamInaLiDis in ideni,
tlcatiGn OF drugs presented the st;ld-
ents. The six branches cover the
wide range OF pharmaceutical eY-
perience. The board carries a pretty
well orga lied drug store witA it and
what few drugs are needed Tor the
examinations are ALWAYS kindly
loaned by the local stores.
The following are the names of the
parties who participated in the ex-
animation; W. III. Bockoven, Clark /:
Albert Bentsen. Corona; n. Fox.
Emery w. II. I5reen, Oacoma J.. G.
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Are You Interested.

The Northern Pacific Railway has
issued a very complete atlas of the
Northwest and Orient. The maps
are correct, clear, and we'll detiGed,
and the information cover a wide
field and is up to- date.
This atlas, which contains So pages
l6 inches by 81 inches in size. will be
sent to any point IN United States
upon receipt of price. sl.OO.
Make application to
a.. M. Cleland,
General Passenger Agent.
st. Paul MINI.
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Estate OF Anna NJ. Williams. deceased.
Not ce is hereby given by the undersigned exc.
cutor of the estate OF Anna Nj. Williams, deceased,
TO the creditors of and all persons having claims
against the said deceased. to exhibit them. with
the necessary vouch rs, within six months after
the county of Dawson, state of South Dakota.
Dated July 3rd, 1906.
FRANK j. WILLIAMS.
Executor OF the estate OF Anna Nj. Williams.
deceased.
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Born, to Mr.. and....Mrs. Joseph
Vlckers, Thursday, July IL, a uaugh-
ter.
The government thermometer
touched the 90 mark Wednesday
afternoon.
Misses Fannie and Lucille Bates, of
Browning, Ill.,. arrived via the Oma-
ha road Wednesday evening to visit
their uncle, j. N. Cook.
Mrs. f. A. Bidwell attended the
diamond medal contests at Canton
and Parker Monday and Tuesday
and returned home Wednesday even
log.
Mrs. E. S. Johnston entertained
a few lady friends at tea Wednesday
evening in honor Of Miss Ethel Tay-
lor, Of Sioux City, and Miss Lua
Sans, Of Omaha.
Thomas Cunningham arrived home
Thursday from a trip to points
in North Dakota. In the vicinity of
Fargo Mr.. Cunningham said that
the crops were nearly all drowned
out.
Miss Ethel French, OF Chicago, a
niece of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Il. Scott.
Miss Lillian Wyberg, of Yankton.
and Miss Delpha Henton. Of st.
Paul. are visiting at the Scott resi-
dence
Frank A. Lyon. of the Lyon Store
Co., has bought the residence that
John Slater was building for himself
over on Cassem's addition, north of
the Omaha track, and expects to get
moved in about Sept. i. MIR. Slater
says that he will start another resi-
dence for himself right away.
Mrs. Wm. Duncan and daughter,
Miss Martha, entertained a patty OF
lady friends Tuesday and Wednesday
afternoons at their home to renew
their acquaintance with Mrs. b. l..
Stevenson, Of Coulee City, Wash,
who is here on a visit Mrs. Ste
venson was a former resident of this
CITY.
Two very pleasant PARTIES occurred
Wednesday evening in the form of a
six O'Clock luncheon at the home of
Mrs. B. a. Bobb and Mrs. Mary
Mason, tue former entertaining Mrs.
John McClatchie and the latter Miss
Ad6io Mc(1otnhio mI,o ~. .:
here from Minneapolis. Thursday
afternoon Mrs. w. A. Barber enter
tanned for both ladies at a picnic
ia the west park.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. d. Milne arrived
home Wednesday evening from their
trip with the National EDITORIAL
Association, which was extended
into Canada as far as Quebec. They
report having had a most enjoyable
time and saw many places of inter
est. Mr.. Milne comes bome short q
dress suit case, which contained a
quantity Of clothing, and which was
taken from the sleeper on June %.
He said his trip would be complete
when that suit East was returned.
A half dozen chickens and a garden
was the cause for an unpleasant
scene between Mrs. Art Vanden-
berg and Mrs. Stephen Wednesday
afternoon. Mrs. Vandenberg car
ries marks on her head as the result
of the attack of Mrs. Stephens, and
she claimed that Mrs. Vandenberg
made an attack on her. Mrs. Ste
phens owned the chickens and they
got into the VaEdenberg garden.
Both ladies' appeared. before Judge
Herbert this morning and wanted
a warrant for the arrest of the
other, but the court told the ladies'
to wait until the return OF States
Attorney Spangler and they could
take up their cases with him so far
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participated in the bounteous meal.
For an observance of the day with
but little preliminary work, the oc
casion was a fine success.
DIR. Ray Smith vent to Sioux City
this morning to be present at the
operation to be performed on Mrs.
Smith tomorrow morning.
Jay I'll. Grafton went out to Vivian
Tuesday and will sell the lots
at public auction for the Milwaukee
company at that place in the morn
ing, at Draper in the afternoon and
at Murdo the day following
M. D. Lewis, of Reardon, WASH,
arrived in the city MONDAY evening
for a visit among his old friends.
Mr.. Lewis was a former resident of
this city and county, bat has made
his home out in that country FOR
several years.
Miss Marion Krom arrived in the
city from an eastern trip and will
be here a month with relatives.
Miss Krom taught last year in the
Duluth, Mimi, schools and was re-
elected to the same position for the
ensuing year.
At the Canton Epworth League
Assembly Monday afternoon a
diamond medal contest was held
under the auspices Of the w. Z. II.
o. OF the state, The contest was
won by Miss Mae Raney. of Letcher.
Walter Seaman and Mr.. hathaway,
both OF this city, were also on the
program as speakers in the contest.
Street Commissioner Reierson is
utilizing the dirt that is being taken
from the easements OF the Opera
house. OF the First National bank
and the Mitchell National bank to
hll in several streets and grade them
up according to their low condition.
The street commissioner is doing
a great deal Of work on tie streets
this summer which is making a
general Improvement over the CITY.
Within four or live days /. w. Sea-
man expects to commence to move
the Dix house from its present loca-
ton on the corner OF Third Avenue
west and Rowley street, to the west
end OF his lots on Duff street. C
pying the inside lots and leaving the
outside for another residence. With
the Dix house property vacant the
Methodist church people expect to
commence the excavation for their
new church building. to complete
the foundation tins fall.
The members of the State Board
OF Pharmacy, Messrs. Keith, OF Lake
Preston, Bent, of Dell Rapids, Jones,
OF Watertown, and Griffith, arrived
in the city today to hold the examin-
alton of applicants for pharmacy
certificates. The examination will
start in late this afternoon and will
be continued over tomorrow. The
examination is being conducted in
apartments of The Widmann, and
quite a few young pharmacists
arrived during the day to take the
examination.
Rev. David Hygema, of Wauka-
rnsa, Ind. departed for his home
Tuesday morning. He has been here
several weeks experimenting the
construction of a barn that has cost
blm $1,000. Mr.. Hygema bought a
halt section of land last fall, the
south half of %, lO3. 81 Beulah town
ship, and he is making considerable
improvements upon it. Aside from
building the barn Mr.. Hygema next
spring will erect Is good house on the
place and put down an artesian we'll.
AS soon as the house is finished be
will move out here with his family.
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Notice of sher.n's Sal. ON Ex.cut.on.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That by virtue of
\ special execution issued out Of the Circuit
Court OF the Fourth judicial Circuit of the state
OF South Dakota, within and for the County of
Dawson IN the case of Martha L. Snow, Plaintiff.
VS. Anna Savage and John Savage. Defendants.
upon a Judgment for the foreclosure OF the mort
cage described III the complaint In said action
to raise the sum OF Four Hundred and Seven
pOLl.t and seventeen Cents. damages and
costs, with interest thereon from the date of said
Judgment. which said Judgment was dated the 3rd
day. of May A: ID. 1906. and was duly filed and
docketed In the Office of the Clerk ofthe Circuit
Court of the Fourth Judicial Circuit of the State
OF South Dakota, within and for the County Of
DAWSON upon the 3rd day OF May A. d. 1906, I
have levied upon the real estate described In said
Judgment and situated in the County of Dawson
and State OF South Dakota. and described as fol-
lows, tO-wit:
in block one o. of Rowley's second addition to the
City OF Mitchell, In Dawson county, South Dako-
ia, and bounded as follows. to-wit: Commencing
at a point forty.seven (47) feet and four ~ inches
east OF the southwest corner of said lot four (4)
thence east forty seven (47) feet and four (4) In
cheS, thence south one hundred (lO0) feel, thence
west forty-seven (47) feet and four a. inches to
the place OF beginning. And that the premises
aforesaid will be sold to satisfy the said execu.
ton together w1ththec costs and expenses OF said
sale, In the manner directed by said Judgment, at
public auction to the highest bidder for cash, at
the south front door of the Court House In the
CITY of Mitchell. In the County of Dawson and
State of South Dakota, on Saturday, the 18th day
of August A. ID. 1906, at the hour of two O'Clock in
the afternoon of that day,
Dated at Mitchell, in the County of Dawson and
State of South Dakota, this 30th day of June A. d.
1906.
T.J. SPANGLER.
Attorney for Plaintif1.
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Order t" show Cau.. an Filing Petition
to Sell Land.

to Self Land.
State OF South Dakota. County of DAWSON. SIS.
In County Court, July 3rd. 1906.
In the matter of the estate of Henry Bugbee.
Deceased.
On reading and filing the petition of j. L.. Han
nett. administrator setting forth the amount of
personal estate that has come to his hands. and
the disposition thereof: the amount of debts out
standing against said deceased, and a description
OF all the real estate of which said deceased died
seized, and the condition and value of the respec-
tive portions thereof; and praying that license be
to him granted to sell the whole OF said real es.
tate at private sale. And it appearing, by said
petition, tuat thereiS not sufficient personal es-
tate In the hands of said administrator to tay
said debts. and that 1t is necessary, in order to
pay the same, to sell all of said real estate:
IT'S ORDERED, That all persons Interested
in said estate, appear before the Judge of this
court, on Saturday the 4th day of August A. D..
l96, at ten O'Clock A. NJ, at the Court House in
Mitchell in said County, then and there to show
cause ar any there be1 why an order should not
De granted to said administrator to sell said real
estate according tothe prayer of said petition.
IT Us FURTHER ORDERED. That a copy
OF this order be published for four successive
weeks prlort to sad day of hearing, in the Mitchell
capital a weekly newspaper printed and publish
ed at Mitchell In said county,. and personally
served on all persons interested In said estate, re-
siding In said county, at least ten DAYS before
said day of hearing.
Dated at Mitchell. S. D.. the 3rd day of July
A.D l9W. By the Court.
(5EAL) w, ABBEY.
Attest: Judge Of the County Conf.
S. CATTRELL,
Clerk of the County Court.
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Las Vegas and vicinity was visited
by a heavy rain and hail storm last
night. No appreciate damage.
Much benefit According to reports,
more than half an inch OF rain fell
The actual measurement Ia 81. Pen.
sons from the country adjacent to
Las Vegas declare the fall was heav.
Ter here than In tho country. George
Nv. Ward told the Optic this morn.
Ing the hail area extended no far.
Their northwest than 4 short distance
this side Of Territorial Insane hos
pital.
TIE hail was large. Some Of the
hailstones we're nearly an inch In dt
amcter.
Clouds began TO pile up IN the
Southwestern horizon early last even
inK. Later. they banked up heavier
and became blacker and more omin
Gus looking. About midnight 4 dri1
cling rain fell at Intervals for thirt!
minutes when IL came with q crash
acconDonted by hail. For d shor
tianIw as impossible to see acroe
a heavy wind accornps
4Ne1Sof =
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CONFIRMATION SERVICE
1t TEMPE MOSTEfIORE
-Four cnasnsa WIN ss cennrmsd IA
Fsish n fsrasi-~Eseeilsrt Pro-
gram Arranged.

n. coadlzxid1 q Con.
~rresation Monishors7 held In
The Temple. q Doug hae. ogr
pasats The school building. tomorrow
morning II iesse O'Clock sharp. The
folloxinx children win be- confirmed
In the faith of Israel; Lena Gold
stein. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Goldstsini samuel Greenberxer. o
Of Mr.. and Mr.. n. Greenberwer; Leo
R~sEeaxberk. son az Mrs. >. Regents
berg: LAY stern. % ~ Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob Stern The choir viii consist
o. Mesasme. kohn and Rankin. and
Miss Furro. and MeHsrs. Barnes and
Kinkie. ~
Mrs ofMailey will play n violin 20
10. The musical part Of the service
has ben arranged with great care and
diligence and promises 20 be Of su'
perior standard. Any q Who may
care 10 attend this interesting ser.
vice IL most cordially invited 10 do
60. and seats viii be provided for all
No children. however. below the are
of ave years should be brought along
Tho following n the detailed pro
gram or The service:
Organ prelude ......Mrs. chas. kohn
Anth11n ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS oiI
Prayer Book. pages is7.i7s. 22s-s2i
Oman voluntary Mrs. chas. Kohr
Connsuatiou Hymn ...........G hoil
Ent11Dre q coniirmants.
Openlns prayer ..........Jay sterI
Tahing out Of tho Scroll, -. Ministei
Ten Commandments In English
1. ............. .Confrmsntl
Ten Commandments I'm Hebrew
$3.50. 80. ..........Jay SterI
Reading Of Haphtarah ..... Ministe
% Let Them Praise ........ .ChoI
Declaration Of Faith 49,. conhrmant
Whose Is Wise .......... .choi
The Crown Of Holiness ,..Jay sterl
The Grown Of Scholarship 49,.
...... s.... Loo Rogensher
} Tho Crown Of q Good Name. g..
..*... ..........L Lena Goldstel
Growing the Thorah ..........
vi ... ..... Samuel Greenberse
Returning the Scroll ...,... Ministe
sermon ...s........l.....Min Minister
Anthem .Choi
Violin solo .a........M Mrs. osMali
! Silent Blessing ........... .Ministe
!. Vocal solo ............Mrs Ranki
i Closing prayer ELENA Goldstet
Award Of Certificates and Ben ~+
l. edfetion .Mtniste
Organ postlude Mfrs. Chas. Koh
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Rev. Nv. II. Williams d IN JOS;
Cal, the drummer evangelist. has
arrived In the city, accompanied BY
Ills wife. Mr.. Williams viii assist
Rev. n. A Morley ID revival <nee<int1
q the First Methodist church. Evan
gelist Williams was here three years
go. when be conducted . pledge
meeting ii the Baptist church undei
the Asapices Of the Womm's Christian
Temperance union.
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The Frsternsl srothsrheed. No. fo2.
meets every Friday night st their
hall In the Schmidt building. west OF
Fountain square. at 9 O'Clock. visiting
members are always welcome.
JAMES N. COOK.
President.
Miss Katie Burcheii. Secretary.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Greenberger win be
st home 10 all Of their friends 10 hon
or Of their son Sans confirmation
Sunday afternoon. June 3. from ? p.
nj. to Go b. m. i
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Mis- Grace y. Mead. 4 teacher at
Castle school. ieft this afternoon "a
u extensive vacation trip east, which
win include . steamboat ride up the
81. Lawrence river..
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Capt w. C. Reed o. - yesters
day assumed charge Of the attorney
generals once at Santa re, having
been appointed Is 4 successor 70
Colonel George w. Prichard.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-02

III y. Wanted. representing q New
York manufacturer 81 cellnloid arti
cies Cor the drug trade. was In the
city today calling On his customers.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-02

James Tynsr. Who hasy CO.
nected With the Las veQ fotAn
laundry. isft this afternocx etlo
SAdo Springs.
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June ~ 10 the date set BY the pro
bate court for The approval o. the
fanal report and accounts Of the 90
tate Of the late A. r. Benedict.
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.candya Jones. the well known trav-
cling saieman. who represents the
weshtern Candy company, was In the
cry today calling On local trade.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-02

wanted q girl for general house
vorh. Mrs a. I. Rogers. Ills colum'
ssa avenue. sIs
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Eastern Star. Regriar eomnuaicsr
tioa second and fourth Thursday eses.
lnss Of each month. An visiting broth
err and sisters are cordially invited.
Ma J. q. Red. worthy nakroa:
q. r. Dsarth. w. r.: Mrs. Dnna
Benedict. Sec: Mn. A. n. Howell.
Treaa4
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ne ssyium board YIN hold iis res
sias monthiy msesinx next Tuesday
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Rsdmsn meet In Fraternai Brother
hood Hail. every second and fourth
Thursday sleep at the eighth run
Visiting brothers always welcome q
the vigvam. b L. COREY. saehen
.. q. Barnes. chief Of records: =. d
Fries, collector Of wampum.
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Frassrnai Union d America. Meets
sirst and third Tuesday evenings 81
each month In the woodmaa hall .
Sixth street. at q O'Clock. Mr.. Emma
Berringsr. y. H.: ". q. Kocssss. -
retary.
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j n. ireland left this afternoon on
: business trip 10 Boston and othes
points 10 the east.