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Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1906-08-31

The Madison New Enterprise has
discovered an excellent way to secure
the full fruits of the recent prohibi-
ton victory in that county and eff
fectually shut out blind tigers" right
from the start, and the law-abiding
people up there should take right
old of the suggestion, for it can not
fail to do the work if it is vigorously
applied. Here it is:
If every man in the county who
cast dry" ballot last Thursday will
constitute himself committee of one
to keep a lookout and promptly re-
port the discovery when made we
Will undertake to guarantee that the
blind tiger" variety of booze shop
Will never become known in Madi-
son county"
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1906-08-31

Uncle Ben Tillman got a Jolt that
Jared him right to the center of his
marrow bones in the South Carolina
election last Tuesday, and he desery-
ed it, His interference with STATE
issues and attempt to dictate state
candidates was the gratuitious in
science OF a domineering boss. -
but his bOSSism didn't work and as
result he finds his candidates de-
1eated at the primaries and his in
famous old drunkard-breeding dis
penSary system condemned and re-
pudlated- Now let Mr.. Tillman stick
TO his senatorial duties, for which
the people hired him, learn that
humility is a sovereign virtue and
save his powder for the enemies of
the Democratic party in Washington
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1906-08-31
RAWLINGS AND HIS LAWYER

IL Is doubtful if criminal annals in
this or any other country shows sucb
curious relations existing between a
murderer and his lawyer as those he
tween old man, Rawlings. I'D in Val
costa Jail and Lawyer Cooper who
has been so successful in saving his
neck thus far Under sentence of
ueath' one would suppose that the
ola man would be chiefly concerned
elther for the destiny of his souI or
IN getting a new trial through rba
SklH OF his lawyer. but on the CON-
'rary' his very hearts desire seems
10 De TO get rid of his lawyer and he
hung on schedule time. But Coonar
ehngs to him like the Old Man of
me Sea and is determined 10 Save
rawlings neck, if not his sopI in
spite OF that old sinners yigorous
protest that he is sick of CooDer and
MS legal tricks, and wants 70 he
hung and go to hell and be done with
II. Rawlings was interviewed in iaiI.
rs GhsSSsSW o. spS-sRoug other.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1906-08-31

We extend congratulations TO our
excellent contemporary, the Madison
New Enterprise on its fifth anniyer-
sary' TO which it calls attention in
It's last issue in the following modest
but impressive way:
With this issue the New Enter
prise completes its fifth year of ex-
istence- We may be pardoned for
saying that during the five full years
OF our labors we'are prouder of our
work IN the campaign just vietori-
ouSiy ended than anything else
winch we, as county paper, have
aided in carrying to a successful end
in the county"
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1906-08-31
A WISE NEGRO WOMAN.


Not all the negroes in this country
want social equality with the whites,
not even all of those of the swell col
ored society set. Up in Columbia,
Mo-, few days ago there was meet
ing of the grand lodge of United
Brothers of Friendship and grand
temple of the Sisters of the same or
ganization, and from a press dispatch
telling of the proceedings We take
the following:
MRS. K. NJ. Moore, in her address
to the grand temple, declared that
there should be complete separation
of the races along social lines, and
urged the negro to build up his own
social circle. L do not seek admis-
sion into the parlor of any white
woman in this country, nor do l seek
TO have them come into mine. | am
proud of the fact that l am a negro
she said
Now there is good sense for you,
golden good sense, splendid, priceless,
eternal good sense, and if the views
of this col red woman would be
frankly and sincerely accepted and
adopted by all of her race it would
work a magic change for the better
in negro circles all through the
South Complete separation of the
races along social lines" That is the
wise, existing Status, the manifest or
dinance of nature; but because thous-
ands of educated and partly educat-
ed negroes are in bitter protest
against it, all sorts of trouble result,
including a corroding discomfort
which frequently finds expression in
fearful crimes. No self-respecting
negro with even a modicum of re-
finement should desire to force him
self upon company or into social re-
lations where he is not wanted, and
that he should desire to do so is ex-
eellent evidence that he has neither
true self-respect, race pride nor re-
finement. Southern negroes have
the fullest opportunity to build up
a superior social life of their own, ii
they desire ii and are capable of it;
and the better class of Southern
whites will not fail to encourage them
in that effort; but complete social |
separation between the whites and
negroes is indispensable to peace and
order and decency and uncorrupted |
racial evolution. We are glad to re-
produce the sensible words of this
sensible, self-respecting coIored wo-
man in Missouri and hope that her
views may become general with her
race throughout the South. Nothing
is surer than that the Southern |
white people will never abate their |
own convictions on this subject. for
the highest and strongest of all |
mOtiyeS-the instinct of racial self |
preservation-eomp them to this |
attitude; and if the negroes accept |
the inevitable and work out their
own social evolution along parallel |
lines, thereby avoiding all friction.
the two races may live contentedIv !
together in the South, helpful to /
each other in many ways and exor-
cising forever the spectre of a gener=
al race war.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1906-08-31

Some time ago the Times mention
ed T A. Jennings of Pensacola as
good timber for the next nomination
for governor. II was the first men
ton of Mr. Jennings name in this
connection, but it has been frequently
since repeated in all sections of the
State.-Tampa Times.
If our recollection serves right
Miss Jefferson Bell claims the honor
OF having first brought Mr.. Jennings
TO the attention of the Florida public
as excellent timber for governor, and
II she insists on her prior claim, we
must cOncede it, not merely from con-
sideratiOnS of gallantry to the sex
but as a matter of justice. 1t NAV be
of considerable Importance in the fu-
ture to have this question settled
right and now is the time to do if
For obvious reasons Miss Jefferson
VIII not claim to have been the orr
ginal Jennings man." but if she will
say the word, the Democrat will
espOuse her cause without hesitation
as the first of either sex in Florida
TO discover in the stalwart son of
West Florida, the potentialities and
avallabilities OF a future governor.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1906-08-31

things, he said, speaking Of Cooper,
that he had tried every conceivable
way to get him out OF the case but
failed.
IF it hadn't have been for Cooper
me and the niger would be dead
now and these boys would be free.
He has ruined the whole business. :"
Maybe you can tell US how to get
rid of him." chimed in Milton, the
old mans son, addressing the report
er. I'VE are sho' tired of him, tell
you"
And again said the old man: THE
more l think about it the more tired
am of Lawyer Cooper. What l
want right now is to get rid of Coop
er and then let me and the niger
be hung. If they'll do that them
boys'n walk out of here free men"
We don't know anything about the
ethics of the bar in such cases, but
it seems TO US that when a client
wants to shake" his lawyer as badly
as Rawlings does and his lawyer re-
fuses to be shaken" that legal
ethics should compel a divorce for
the sake of the dignity of the pro
fessiOn, if for no better reason. And
in this case it would be peculiarly
appropriate, for Cooper has already
secured fully as much rep" out OF
it as one average county lawyer can
stand up straight under or has any
use for, and his further persistence
in the case is merely making himself
a gratuitous obstacle to justice and
the administration of the criminal
laws of Georgia; for everybody knows
that the whole blOOd-stained, murder
Gus Rawlings gang of vipers ought to
have been hung long ago. We
heartily sympathize with the old sin
ner in his efforts to cut loose from
his rep-seeking lawyer.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1906-08-31

HE DAILY DEMOCRAT will be
mailed to any part of the United
States, postage prepaid, for $500
per year; $3.50 for six months;
1925 for three months, or
so cents for five weeks, in advance.
Delivered to any part of the city
. by carrier for 10 cents per week.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1906-08-31
LIVE OAK DRUG COMPANY.

ject 20 the same Tor So sea
shall BE- the dufy 81 ala
member of ne ClfF Ceae
ME his ouiecfiuns t.
permit with TIE MafaF. 49,
Il shall BE- the dutF af &C. Es
order such sork ur rrHalrs $3.50
NH the question 90 hIinuIra -
NIT can De- passed gEaa nf =
Council
section 3.-Thaf ffamaa -
covered With sheet iraH afan 80
allowed 90 D. buiif aF rarrrr
within the said Firr I4mHs
Section THAI bsrrarrr -
any person. persons. hfm or raraa
ton shall desire to build enrrre
or enlarge or repair anF hEHf
structure sithin ne said FIrr ilma
before COmmsnCing saff HHHfra M
structure. they shall suhrr fff
aud sPeCitcafiuua &c tkT $40 4.
flre Committee 81 fhr raid rF g
the approval Of saia g-nn.ssst
winch said COMMITTEE W cess
prove Of such piaus arI go
lions, shall issue fo alFf HrreEr -
sons. trm or corporation 49,
permit. 90 such plahs ED rra
IONS are NOT approved tF fhe -
COMMITTEES, then slCh hall4Ea ~
structure shall nut De- aiinarf Fa
wished however. that snfh
persons. hrm or Curuugaria- -
they feel themsrltra arrrIas.s
the decision of ne 1ald "a. -.
mlttee, mas appeal to fhr gr. -.
ell Tor such building narmr so -
on such appeal 90 thr tHF trrre#
t"e CITY Council ma1 zrarT 81 r.sas
such permit
Section 5-Thaf auv nrrrr -
violates Or attempts ts ,.....r. 49,. ~
the provisions uf ffIs urf.rrrrf
shali. upon couHirfiou therefor IT,
lore the Mayor Of saId gr
punished b. tnr uur fa rr..a 60
hundred dollars tt5oaH. ar nr ~.
prisonment On the CIft arta.r f..
period not eNc-rdinE rfra. rar-Ha
Section g-Ths protiaIar. Cd srl4
ordinance shall appIy FEB rt. Huarr.
NIupant, contractor uf anr. H.re -
any such building coz ErutIaf.
section This orifrHrrr FrEn
90 into eject immediar.r .r 10
passage By the CITY Council "a -.
'rOyal by the Mayor
Passed b. the City Council rffs ttf
'th day OF August. 4. D. Isat.
CHAS "a BROWN
ATTEST. President of CifT Tarrrf
> +. MAYS. CTS CI-rk
l. ). p. Mas. Ciy Cisra 30 ne
-Ity OF Live OAK. Florida. g. HrrrtT
ertiiy that the above aud f.-esans
'Idlnance No. 81 Was regular. 49,
q by the City Council 90 rt. GA
iaS u August. a d tsas ard fha
dme Is hereby certified to fFs Waraf
or his approval.
witness my hand aud ftr "a ~
ana CITY this 18th day OFF hsras.
l. ID. 1895.
g. 5. P. MAYS. Cig C.-k
examined and approved rt r. .ta
ne 18th DAY OF Angus 4 H .saf.
n r HEuuHF
Mayor CRY of IIs. CO... ga
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1906-08-31

The Live Oak Daily Democrat has
been enlarged from four to eight
pages in order to take care of the
Increased advertising patronage ae-
corded that excellent paper. Editor
Sherwood promises other improve
ments at an early date, among them
the full service of the Publishers
Press.-St. Augustine Record.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1906-08-31
Now who could turn comnlimsn,

Now who could turn a compliment.
high-elass compliment that
reaches the spot" with more grace
and force than Editor Appleyard, of
the Lake City Index, does in the fol-
lowing, which We hereby challenge
any paper in Florida to beat?:
The Live Oak Democrat has
changed the form Of its paper 1.-THE
daily to an SPACE, 5-column-"a
quarto, to use technical term, and
promises TO make a better one
Stop right there, Bre'r Democrat. ="
dS the old darkey said about the per
"lShuns IN de BILL" you just can't
do it. It's good enough already"
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1906-08-31

Mr. Roosevelt has, on several Oe-
casions, hypnotized the American
people, but We doubt if he can Law
them all under his spell in his daring
assault on the photography of the
nation. This little joke of ours is
strictly original and perhaps we
should copyright it. but we won't
and 1t is hereby freely released for
general publication. Its delicate
humOr lies in the felicitous empIOv-
ment of the word spell" which the
discriminating reader will observe
has a double meaning. which makes
II highly available for humorous
purposes in the connection in which
we use 1t. With this explanation.
the joke ought to catch on" and
ultimately get into the plate matter
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1906-08-31

For Justice of the Supreme Court:
CHAS. 3. PARKHILL, of Escambia.
JAMES B. WHITFIELD. Of Leon
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1906-08-31
DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES.

Member Of Congress, End Congressional
District:
FRANK CLARK. Of Columbia
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1906-08-31


For Member House of Representatives:
W. R. DORMAN.
VIII. MCCLELLAN.
For Tax Assessor:
A. D. HEMMING.
For Tax Collector:
J. N. MEEKS.
For County Treasurer:
G. B. LORD.
For Member of School Board:
NJ. A. ADAMS.
R. NJ. CARVER.
E. R. WISE.
For Member Board County Commissioners:
NJ. L. BURNETT.
J. C. DAVIS.
J.H- GRANT.
W. A. TISON.
il. DEMPSEY.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1906-08-31

As one of the good results of the
recent Texas primary, the Honorable
samuel Bronson Cooper will go hack
to Congress from the Beaumont dist
riot. Mr.. Cooper served with distine-
uished ability in that BODY for ouita
number of years until his cops,iru-
ents, suffering from mental aberra-
ton for the time being, unwiselv laid
him on two years ago, and put on
a sub" for him. But Samuel Bron-
son has come into his own again and
got his cases back, and he now an
nounceS through the Associated Press
that he will be a candidate for Sneak
er of the House at the next session.
There's good timber in him for that
job, for, like Henry Clay, he has the
wisdom TO plan and the genius to
pacifeate;" but before We cook this
rabbit, it would be well enough to
catch tive must first elect a Dem
scratie HOUSE,
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1906-08-31

tor Railroad Commissioner.
NEWTON A. BLTTCH, of Levy.
R. HUDSON BURR, of Dade.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1906-08-31

Entered at the post-ofiee, Live
)ak, Florida, as Second Glass Mail
latter, November z, 1905.
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The rIarkets.

Sew York May e9.--rhe feature TO-
day WIS the elimination OF the BIN deal
which has been running the May option
for the last several months with the
price breaking 10 "a maximum Of a. points
under last nights close In this move
meDt the premium OF May option over
July which ranked from rs to 80 points
last week was at one time completely
wiped out. but II afterwards went back
TO about 10 points The decline Ia the
rest of the list was naturally largely
Of sympathetic nature. Trading was on
a very heavy scale throughout the FIRST
houft. but the liquidation movement
practically ran its course before the end
Of the first hour for it was then that
the pressure was at its highest and the
lowest levels were r-..cnsd. This dis
turbance In the market had not been am
ticipated. but on the contrary, was
general surprise. II seems to us the
leading bull interest I'm the May option
came TO the conclusion over night that
II would be better to liauldate their hold
ings In May and July 70 continue TO hold
the bag right up to tile eve Of approach
Of so uncertain a government report as
Is due next Monday rather than con-
tlnue the effort TO sustain the MARKET
Their liquidation disclosed the fact that
they had larger following In May and
July on the bull side than supposed.
The decline In the new crop option
was small on account of the fact that
the big short interest is principally IN
October and December. The whole op-
ton has come together ut a maximum
difference OF 40 points and the trading
for conatffnne fo,. conditions for general
markets are very important In every
way. The market closed with specula-
tive position now pretty well evened up
for holiday, ana Mondays government re-
port which IS due at noon that day.
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will be compelled to print II and pub
lie opinion viii force them to take
up the subject Otherwise they will
do absolutely nothing. and this win
be she case everywhere throughout the
country"
In addition to writing 10 the Presi-
dent, Mr. Sinclair sent telegram to
John sharp Williams, Democratic lead
er in the House Of representatives,
urging him 10 Introduce a resolution
requesting the President to give the
public all the facts about stock-yards
conditions.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-05-30
CHICAGO MARKETS.



Chicago. May 29.-Sentiment IN the
wheat pit was hearish al day aud the To-
cal longs were free sellers. At the OPEN
ing the niarSet was affected by reports
that harvesting was under way in Texas
under favorable auspices ana the clear
ing weather in the spring wheat terri
tory also encouraged selling. As trading
progressed the May delivery was sub
jected to heavy selling pressure, many
local longs being apparently unwilling TO
retain their holdings over the holiday OF
tomorrow This caused a sharp break in
the price Of May which anected the
more distant deliveries In addition,
several reports were received teline OF
favorable progress by the new crop. The
chief OF these stated that the crop in
Southern Kansas and Oklahoma was
practically made. and promised TO be
the largest In several years. A number
OF bullish reports received scant consid-
Grafton. During the last hour there Was
considerable covering by shorts who We're
Influenced largely by the strength shown
by prices OF coarse grain and a liherat
decrease Ia the worlds visible supply
Prices rallied somewhat from the low
penit but the close was weak.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-05-30
IT SURPRISED THE VET
AG. A. r Case Wherein the
Outs Were in and the
Ins Were Out.

"The exercises were indeed nice said
an Old soldier as he emerged from the
opera house at noon today. But ! was
struck with several peculiar things as
sat watching the stage Il looked like a
case Of lbs and outs. Secretary Filson
was the only administration man IN evil
dence, and Fatty sRdth almost over
shadowed him. Then came the outs;
Ferguson as orator; Speed as manageri
Burlingame as master Of ceremonies OF
course. these things ought not 20 be
managed. but We veterans. you know,
are always supposed 10 be- used for po-
litical purposes TAnd then.' broke
In another veteran. 1T didn't help mat
ters wheo Ferguson ignored Roosevelt in
M speech" 4
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-05-30
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
A rl,t.hurs -rI...eurs !. nr0ollyn 5.
Pawnee fs, Tulsa 4.

Before the ,.fsgest crowd Of the sea-
son, the locals deisAied the Tulsa COM
mercial club by me above score, Tie
game was interesting until the sixth in
ming, when the Pawnee sluggers started
the fireworks. batting the visiting pitch
er out Of the box. Burke for the locals,
pitched iine hail. allowing the visitors
only four hits Pawnee $50 have a
salaried team this year. and win chat.
lenge all teams.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-05-30

Poteau, l. T.. May s0.-The School
Board selected thefoisowIng faculty to-
day for the .v-r4ing season: f. l.. Rod
man. principal. Misses May Stelcup,
Poteau; Ghas1a Baker, McAlester; Afar-
gerry Morrison, Jackson, Miss; Irene
Brasel. Mnslsogee; Marguerite stephens.
choctaw. ark, and Hattie Frswitt, Po-
teau
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-05-30

Oklahoma City. Ok. May 3O.-After
being out thirty-nine hoursNthe jury In
the William Weeks case failed 20 reach
a verdict and was discharged Weeks
is charged with having shot and killed
John Williams at the Rock Island de-
pot n few weeks ago, The Jury stood
seven for conviction 20 Eve for acquit-
tai
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-05-30

When chasing the butterfly OF love-
illness there Is one thing to keep in mind
and that Is, chase the right Sind--beau-
tifulness that comes by taking Hollis-
teF's Rocky Mountain Tea. 80 cents.
Tea OK Tablets. G. r. Iienfro.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-05-30
AMERIcAN ASSOCIATION.

Al Kansas city Kansas city 3. Mil
wauHee 3.
AT Columbus Columbus l, indianapolis
o.
At Lesisviile Louisville 3. Toledo S.
AT ST. PaGi-st. Paul 3. Minneapolis ..
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-05-30
baseball liners.

The pitchers now with the local team
are afraid to pitch a ~inning game.
Pitcher Beedles won three OF the four
games In which the locals have carried
on the big end OF the score since the
season opened and was given his release.
The others are prohting by h.S expert
ence and losing each contest.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-05-30
wEsreRn AssocIArIoN.

At Oklahoma city-oislahoma city II.
ST. Joseph IL.
AT wichita-wichita 70, Leavenworth
a.
At webb City Webb city .. Topeka q,
AT Springfield Q, Joplin q
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-05-30
rhe Same rhlno over Again.

Special to Dany Leader
Tulsa, l. T., May sO--Tbe Senators got
their usual bumps" yesterday the score
being 4 to 0. oehme. the pitcher import
ed by Guthrie from Texas was found for
thirteen hits. while the visitors were no.
tably weak at the bat.
Score R.H. e.
Tulsa ........... 001020 o. 4 13 0
Guthrie ...... 100000 2
Batteries: Smith and Dennis; oehme
and Keans. Umpire-Carter.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-05-30
MEAT SCANDALS
STRONG sTRENcH.


ever except that meat which is unfit
10 be killed in interstate places will
be sorted out by the packers and
killed in outside places for local con,
sumption
Aud how sre the local authorities
TO be stirred up II This report is with
heldg How for instance, will Il be
possible to work any reform in Chi
cage which is perfect plague spot
IN the industry 81 present? The Chi.
cago newspapers hfc doing everything
they can to distort the situation
III your report IS published they
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-05-30
Corn

Trading in the corn pit was tactive and
the market was strong for the greater
part OF the day SOME weakness was
shown during tte FIRST half hour because
OF the break in wheat. but sentiment
soon became bullish following active
covering by prominent shorts. Commits
sioa houses were god buyers and oifer-
ings We're scarce. Local receipts were
smaller than had been expected and
some damage reports were the main rea ?
sons for the lively demapd.
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uNoERwEAR Ar PErERsEN's.
ARMouR ELAvAroR DEsTaoyE0.
(By Associated Press,l

Chicago. May sO-Fire early today
destroyed Armour's elevator "D'
standing along the slip extending from
the south branch OF the river at Fisk
street. Four men employed in the ele-
yator were hurt one fatally, BY dust
explosions The loss Is egtimated at
hall million dollars.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-05-30
NEAL ESTATE .HAnaFeas.

(Fron Logan County Report for Iaux-
Beamer Coz
Ny'm. ~ Todd ct ux TO Marion Jones,
W d lots Il. Is blk 81 wcs, Guthrie,
$50.
L. l.. Hirschi TO r. f. MclSennon W.
d., lot ., blk s2. Guthrie. $1,000.
I.uella Marshall & H. 60 Emma J. Druse
". d.. lots ~, 20 a. blk 2, West Guth-
rie. $3.50.
u s TO Martha M. Ballard. n. Pat,
Sc ar. sec. p. twp. II. r. 3, w.
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The =. =. a. win give an entertain
ment Wednesday night at 1. o. o. +.
halh A nne program has been prepared
Admission 10 cents, including refresh
ments