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The Globe-republican., 1908-10-08
Hedge Post,

For Rent-Small house In good shape.
Inquire at this office. If
Mrs. q. W. Mills, Of Bucklin, was in
town last Saturday.
Geo. Taylor, of Wheatland, was in the
city Tuesday on business.
Mrs. J. J. Workman who has been
seriously III is recovering slowly.
House for Rent-lnquire through
Post Office of Mrs. l.. M. Wiles. Ct
Mrs. I. A. Scates will 60 to Wichita
next week to visit her sister OF that
place.
NJ. E. Clute brought up party Of peo.
pie from Minneola In an auto last Sat-
urday.
Mr. Mccoy, Of the eastern part of the
stase, began his school in Dist. 80 last
Monday. ....-
L. L. Taylor sold the e. A. Sitter land
near Wright to Frank Schnette, of
Illinois.
There was quite hard hail storm
from Dodge City east and north yester-
day afternoon.
DR.. Pettijohu Of Hcyt has been here
this week the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
L. J. Pettijohn.
A new cement walk has been put In
on the south side of Mrs. G.. B. Doo-
little's residence.
Mrs. !. P. McCurdy and Mrs. Otis
Thompson have returned from visit at
Hutchinson and Stafford.
FOR --kENT-Ofice room now oc-
cupied by the Midland Water, Light &
Ice Co. See Otto Theis. 1t
The Ladies of the G. A. r. will serve
a chicken dinner at Fort Dodge on Oct,
18th, 1905. Everybody invited.
Mrs. j. S. Pendleton, who has been
visiting friends near Ford returned to her
home In this city the flrst OF the week.
DIR. @. E. McCarty has moved into
his new home on the west hill. the pro-
perty recently purchased Of A. L. Rush.
A number of the A. o. U. w. lodge
members went to Cimarron Tuesday
night to assist In starting lodge OF that
place.
Mrs. Lawrence and daughter Marie
will leave Saturday for Emporia where
they will make their home during the
school year.
8. D. Anderson, who mas been
swItchman 10 the yards here for some
lime, left Tuesday for St. Joe, No.,
where he has position.
A bakery 10 being put in the basement
II the building occupied by the Stubbs
b Barkley store. II will be Q part Of
be business Of the large department
tore which win occupy most Of that
,lock. The bakery ID to be IL operation
within few weeks.
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Hedge Post.

IcuSO l. Ost.
Twelve dwellings in Dodge City fol
sale. E e. Smith. tt
The county Commissioners were In
session the first OF the week.
FOR SALE-A No. l Tanning mill.
New. See Peter Burgland. If
LosT-Pair of gold trimmed glasses.
Finder please return TO Bee Hive and re-
ceive reward. 1t
LOwnev's chocolates. Delicious. A
fresh line of them just received at Stur-
geon Bros. st
Rev. Father Mennis assisted at the
dedication of the new Catholic church In
Syracuse last week.
Theo. Bargar. P. J. Upp, Sam Parthe-
more, and Fl. G. Curtis, were among the
Spearville visitors here last Saturday.
The Farmers Elevator & Supply Co.
will pay the highest market price for
corn, oats, kaffir corn and sorghum
seed. tt
There was an exceptionally large
crowd at the Christian church last Sum
day night. Rev. SoreyS heme was "Is
There Hell", but owing to the storm
the services we're dismissed.
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Hedge Post.

Hedge Post.
J W. Weaver, Of Kingsdown, was 10
town last Saturday.
w j. Davies, T. II. Traynor and G.
e. Argabright went to Kansas City
Wednesday night for short visit.
j I. Elder, who was thrown from q
buggy last week is improving although
he is not yet able to use his arm.
L X. Van H ,rne and wife and Mrs.
Albert Van Horne, Pekin, Illinois, came
up from Ford yesterday ia the auto.
A son arrived at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lew Goodall last week. The
youngster weighs ten pounds and has q
tooth.
The Masons have instituted lodge al
Spearville and will be assisted In SONS
OF the work at future date by tie Dodge
City masons.
There was another nice shower on
Monday night. The Weather Bureau al
this place reports "a of an inch rain
fall at that time.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the Presbv-
terian church will give Waffle social
ct DR.. Millions building on next Tuesday
evening. Everybody invited.
The district schools which began last
Monday and their teachers are: No. 10.
Clara Young; Excelsior, Winifred Nc
Daniels; Prairie View, Clara b. Smith:
No. IL, Anna Moler; Fowler, Hazel M.
Hunt; Lincoln, Margaret Baldridge.
The Globe-republican., 1908-10-08
Hedge Post.

AASefo ooes
FOR SALE: Good heating stove
Inquire Of B. G. Jones. Il
Mrs. Q. A. Skilllngton, who has been
quite Ill Is now recovering.
Board and Rooming House for Rent.
Good location. Enquire at this Office. II
Miss Kate Crilley moved her dress.
making shop fromthe York Key store tc
q room over the Bee Hive last Monday,
The William Norris farm, six miles
northwest OF town was sold this week by
L. L. Taylor to Geo. Peterson of Horton,
Kansas.
We want your watch, clock and jew
elry repairing. All work done with
neatness and dispatch. P. II. Young,
Optician and Jeweler. II
The dinner given by the ladies of the
Presbyterian church on last Saturday
proved a success. There was large
crowd and about $50 was cleared.
Among the crowd from Bucklin Sat-
urday were: s. D. Aulls, Fl. P. McCaust.
land, Thos, Blankenbaker, Fl. Seacat, G.
W. Mills, ]. W. Tout, j. Dellinger.
The ladies of the Christian church are
expecting to hold bazaar and carnival
about two weeks before Christmas. It
will be for two days and nights or longer.
Found, ladies gold watch. Owner
can have same by proving property and
paying add.
Z. B. WATERS,
Dodge City, East.
M. L. Sweeney, L. X. Van Horne, N.
J. Smith, r. B. Wilson, A. N. Patter-
son, and l. M. Gray we're here from
Ford last Saturday to attend the Taft
speaking.
will have a carload Of hand picked
apples, Ben Davis. Genet, Winesap,
Willowtwlg, here on the Ib.1e.17. viii
be sold at reasonable prices. j. W.
Rogers. 1t.
Rev. f. w. Imboden has been quite
III with severe cold for the past two
weeks and for this reason there were no
services held at the Methodist church
last Sunday.
The regular monthly market of the
Ladies Aid Society Of the M. e. church
which was announced for last Saturday
meets next Saturday instead at the Home
Furniture store.
Excellent sermons were preached at
he Presbyterian church last Sunday
morning and evening By Rev. A. M.
Cells, Of Usage City, and were attended
,y q large crowd considering the threat
ming condition Of the weather.
The program for the Frontier Festival
It Garden City beginning today, has the
lame Of G. L. Pogue, Of Dodge City, on
he roplng contest, and Bob DowdY, Of
his place also. Both boys, too, are dg-
lred in on The riding contests, bucking
ontest and the Wild Mule riding contest.
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The following is list giving our custome

Dain Safety Corn Cutters ....................$H $H.
Moline Wagon 81 inch complete. ..69.
Lake City wagon 81 inch complete ,.66.
Studebaker wagon f" ...... .......M.
O'Bren wagon 81 in. complete in. tires .......75.
Rock Island farm truck, 81 in, in tires, low
wheels, dbl tree and N. Y, with no brake ..46.
Cut under delivery wagon. .....55.
Light delivery wagon ................. ..0O.
Mitchell Ihorse wagon complete with bed. ...45.
Studebaker straight sill surrey, canopy top ITO
inch axle, .....IVo'
Studebaker straight sill surrey, cauopy top, in.
axle, leather Trim .................... .'...HO
Studebaker straight sill surrey canopy top, in
axle, whip cord trim. m..................,. ....A5.
Studebaker straight sill farmers surrey leather
trim, canopy top....... ............. .oO'
Studebaker cut under surrey, extension top, eath-
or trim. .................'.. '..'.''''''lZO.
Studebaker straight sill surrey, extension top,
leather trim. ................. .....HO
Parlin & Orndoff light surrey, leather trim, solid
rubber tire with pole ............ ......HO
Parlin & OrndoH straight SILL farmers surrey ...76
z" g auto seat, open,
leather trimmed surrey. ..............:. .:......65.
Studebaker half-platform spring wagon. .......H
g three spring spring wagon. 90
=" light spring wagon. ....60
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Extra extension top for spring wagon. .........A
Studebaker buggies, Worlds brand, regular price
Buggies, regular price $50, ...50.
Gates & Osborn phaeton buggy y................ .S5.
Emerson-Newton buggy. ......................6 .68.
low wheel, rubber tire. ...H.
faTiln t n orinaon
Road wagon, rubber tires, bike gear. 6O
Stanhope driving wagon, rubber ire........... ..R5.
Emerson-Newton road wagon bike gear, rubr. tire co.
Parlin & Orindoff +" :" " g..
" +" " I" steel tire ........ 65.
Studebaker driving wagon, steel tire leather trim So
Studebaker g " 81 NJ
Studebaker :" " F" 81
Studebaker I" 48
Studebaker C {" 98
NOau Oart..... ...........- '..ss's.'s. .lo0U
10 Foot Opal wind mill, direct stroke, wood wheel 80
SFoot Baker steel geared mill, direct stroke. ..26
Goodhue standard .........Z6
:" Spec1al IN
Or OOt 10
S-Foot g &C direct stroke %
Dan Junior hay stacker. so
Daiu power-lift sweep rake. 81
The Globe-republican., 1908-10-08

All styles of American field fence 10 per cent
discount from regular prices.
The Globe-republican., 1908-10-08

Johnston binder, ft with tongue truck. ...... ITO
John Deere IL in Gang plow. w...................56 Sc
ID in. " F." .................. SO
Emerson IL in gang plow ......................6O
Moline, best ever, IL in gang plow. SO
Oliver Sulky, I6 in. frameless s.................33 80
high lift. ift.....................3 .38
Robinson, II in. gang As
g frameless. s........,..........38 38
" I6 in. sulky .............. ..........28
Hancock double disc plow ........... so
g triple ....,..................63 .63
Io-Inch Parin & Orindof road plow.
8Inch Garden plow.. observation-disclosures. 8
Double shovel iron beam. .....................225
Shovel cultivators.. ....,.............325
Horse corn planter..... .................,...2O
Section wood frame harrow ............ ..... 10
Section 90 steel lever harrow. w...............IS .IS
5-Foot new Hodge mower. ........................N 40
5-Foot Johnson mower r.........................
5-Foot Emerson Standard mower. A6
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Johnston lot # steel hay rake, self dump.
Thomas # all steel hay rake hand dump. .......B
Mcdonald ptess stock scale. .....72
10 Steel tanks, rust proof, all sizes,
2x4 to 2xI0. We will make q Dis
count Of Is per cent on our regular
low cash price
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Dain power-lift sweep rake.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-07-21

Vessel Carrying Heir to British
Throne Picked Up by Wire
Iessi Distinguished Gathering
at Ancient Town.
IBy MOrnInE JournaI specLai Laassd Wlre.I

IBy Morning journal sDeela; Leased Wire.I
! Quebec. July 20.--The British bat
tleship Indomitable. having the Prince
.of Wales aboard, came in wireless
touch today with the British author
titles here. She entered the Gulf of,
st. Lawrence early this morning and
is estimated to be some six hundred
miles from Quebec She sailed last
Tuesday, and has evidently made a
fast trip over, equaling and perhaps
exceeding the record time for bat
tleship passage The landing of the
Prince of Wales is scheduled for
Wednesday and the Indomltable win
probably slow down now so as not to
be ahead of the arranged plans of the
ceremonies.
Lord Grey has received word that
Vice President Fairbanks will arrive
by train at Point Lewis. opposite Que
bee, Wednesday morning. military
guard of honor and officials of the
governor generals staff will meet the
vice president and escort him to Spen-
cerwood, which is to be his official
residence while here.
The arrival of the United states
battleship New Hampshire today in
creased the international fleet in the
harbor to ten battleships They are
anchored in columns of twos and pre-
sent an imposing appearance. The
New Hampshire is center of attrac-
tion. During the call of Admiral
Cowles and Captain Winslow this aft
ernoon on the governor general and
countess they escorted the American
officers to the gardens and prone
made prepared for the Prince of
Wales, commanding a view of the as
sembled warships The American and
French officers exchanged calls OF
ceremony this evening, the New
Hampshire and the French warship:
joining in salutes
American blue jackets came ashore
tonight joining with the French anC
British tars in the festivities. Tn,
city is brilliantly Illuminated
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-07-21
CAVALRY SENT TO COAL
FIELDS OF ALABAMA

Birmingham. Ala. July 20.--Gover-
nor B. B. Conner today ordered the
Alabama cavalry IN camp at Mont
gomery. to proceed TO Birmingham at
once, and the mon. 200 strong, arr
rived tonight The action Of the gov-
ernor was precautionary. and the men
will be here in readiness for distribu.
tlon to various points IN the county
In case OF further trouble owing to
the miners strike Reports from the
various mining camps early tonight
are 10 the effect that everything has
been quiet today. There Is eonsld-
erable desultory shooting IN various
sections. however, and a feeling Of
unrest prevails In all the camps. but
no outbreak has been reported,
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-07-21
MURDERERS SHOCKED
TO DEATH AT SING SING

Ossining. ~ Y. July 20.-CharIes
Ii. Rogers and Angelo Laudlero, MUIR
derers, were electrocuted i'm Sing
Sing prison today. IN the case of
Laudiero. a bright flame from the
electrodes at his head was noticed af-
ter the contact and there was an odor
of burning hair
Rogers killed Willis and Frederick
Olney. farmers near Middleton. n.
y. and murdered Alice Ingrick. the
Olneys' housekeeper. after assaulting
her. The object of the deeds was
robbery Rogers escaped, but year
later was arrested in Los Angeles.
Laudiero murdered fellow Italian.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-07-21
TAFT WILL APPEAL
TO LABOR
0ne-Fourth Of Speech of Ac.-
ceptance Devoted TO Work
ingnan and His ProbIemi is
Report.

LBy Morning journal Special Leased WIre.I
Hot Springs, Va. July 20.--After a
day devoted TO conference with Judge
Taft on the labor feature of his
speech of acceptance, Professor Willis
L. Moore, chief of the United States
weather bureau ventured with much
reticence to say that organized labor.
in his opinion, would be entirely sat-
isfied with the position Judge Taft had
taken, Twelve of the fifty typewriter
pages of the speech. he said. were de-
voted to the labor problem.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-07-21
kansas CIty Llyc stocl.

Kansas City. July 20.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts $4,000; Toe higher; southern
steers $S,25@5,25; southern cows 50
@3.50: stockers and feeders sfs75 a
4.9O: bulls sS.OO@4.95; calves $3.50
@5.75: western steers $3.75@5.75;
western cows $2.25@3.75.
Hogs-Receipt 5000; to 10 cents
lower: bulk of sales 6,4O@655; heavy
$6.5506.65; packers and butchers
s64O@6.6O; light s6.25@6.50; pigs
$5.O0@5.75.
Sheep-Receipts 5000; steady to 10
cents lower; muttons $4.2564.75s
lambs $4.5O@6.75; range wethers
sS.750A6O; fed ewes $S.25QA4O.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-07-21

Chicago. July 20.--Lower cables
and liberal primary receipts had tie-
pressing effect on the local wheat
market today, the September delivery
closing at loss of Y q ~. Oats were
off y. Corn was unchanged and pro-
visions were IN to 20@22h cents
lower
September corn opened II lowtf to
u higher at 75A to 76, sold at 75%
and closed at 75K.
September oats opened va Y low
er at 42% to 42%. sold between Am
a Y and 43h and closed at 42%.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-07-21
81. Innla MnoI Mnrkel.

There Is a continued movement OF
bright woods on the local market. with
eastern buyers still operating. Quart
er blood comblng Is selling at
22Ac. delivered east, II Is reported
that one carload OF half blood was
recently disposed OF at 24c.
Interest in the purchase of the un-
sold new woods in the far west still
occupies the minds Of those handling
territory woods. Accommodations at
this point are not large enough yet TO
allow important transfers Of these
fleeces.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-07-21
NEW LUMBER YARD.

We wish to thank the public for
the patronage extended TO us, and
desire to state that we have opened
up a new lumber yard in connection
with our mill business, where we will
carry full line Of ali-klnds OF lumber,
including Texas flooring, finish lEm-
Der, lath and shingles. and every.
thing to be found in a we'll equipped
yard, and would ask you to give us a
chance to figure with you. and az we
are sure we can save you money.
Superior Lumber and MiII Co.,
5Of-52f South First Street.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-07-21
The Metals.

New York, July 20.-Copper was
higher in the English market at E5S,
rs. Sd for spot and f5S, l5s for flu
lures. Locally the market was dull
and unchanged with lake quoted at
$12.75@12.S7h electrolytic $12.50@
1915 and casting at $12.37 Y @12.50.
Lead was is, Sd lower at f12, 16s, Sd
in London The local market was
dull and unchanged at $4,000 4.45.
spelter was unchanged at f19.5s in
the London market and $4.45 a 80
locally Mexican dollars 45c; bar sill
yer 53hc,
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-07-21
Edison EmnIoYcs Am lad WorIi.

Orange. N. j.. July 2O.-The plant
of Thomas Edlson. which employs
2,3OO men, resumed operations on full
time today. after running on a reduc-
ed time schedule for many months.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-07-21

He--It was dweadful. swash went
the motah into a twee, and ] was
pitched ovah, landing on my head.
She-How lucky!
He-Lucky2
she-Yes, that you landed on some
thing s0ft.--BostOn Transcript.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-07-21
AND
COMMERCE
wall street.

New York, July 20.-Considerable
selling to realize profits became the
natural order of things on today's
stoc kmarket after the attractive ad-
vances of last week. The feature
about this operation that attracted
most attention. however, was the
manner in which these offerings were
absorbed and the small unfavorable
effect produced on prices. There was
restraint apparent on any further up
ward movement In stocks which had
become most buoyant by the end of
last week but no show of positive
weakness at any important point in
the market, There were various new
points of positive strength which
served as sustaining forces for the
whole list. The movement was based
almost wholly on the growth of con-
fidence in the general outlook and the
improvement in speculative sentiment
as applied to the industrial, financial
and commercial outlook as whole.
This found expression in some sub
stantial increase of demand for stocks
as we'll as in expanding volume of
buying bonds. Commission houses re-
ported a more general participation
in the buying on the part of the
clients scattered throughout the coun-
try and outside the class of habitual
spectators of the very wealthy clas.
Foreign stock markets also sent or
ders to this market. In the bond
market the broadening today persist
ed Par value of bonds sold at the
stock exchange last week rose to over
$4,000, 600 which represents an in
crease of over $12,000,000 over the
sales in this week of last year. The
bond market shows other signs of
creasing number of issues of varying
size coming from first hands and pur-
chased by bankers for resale. The
relief of the congestion in this depart
ment of financial affairs is regarded
as of prime Importance in keeping up
the movement towards improvement
in general affairs which has set in.
substantial increase in the movement
of wheat made up factor that could
not De ignored IN tnlS cOnnectlOn
The rains in the northwest have gone
far to revive sentiment over the spring
crop and to make an influence in botl
the wheat and stock markets. Al
undertone of serength in railroad
stocks is maintained in the widespread
conviction that measures are in trail
to bring about an increased rate o
compensation to the railroads for tn
transportation service. Farther re
sumption of activity in iron and stee
industries was. a factor in stimulatin
the stock market. A rise in the pric
of copper in the London market ais
helped. A rise in Standard Oil in tn
outside market was cited by the pro
fessional element as. evidence of tn
nature of the backing for the move
ment to advance stocks. Supplies o
money continue abundant. The stoc
market gathered renewed strength 1
the latter part of the day and close
at substantial advances Throughout
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-07-21
AT the close September pork was
off 20@22ls cents at $3.50.
Chicago Live stock.

Chicago. July 2O.-Cattle--Receipts
$4,000: market strong to 10c higher;
beeves S4.55 7.SO: Texans saws q
$40; westerns s3sO@6.3O; stockers
and feeders s2.S5@47O; cows and
heifers S2.25G6OO: calves $4,000
1915.
Sheep Receipts $4,000; weak to 10
cents lower; westerns $2.75@A.60:
yearlings. $44O@5.75: lambs $4,000
$50; westerns $4.50@6.s0.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-07-21
Eormer PrcsIdent Dend.

Guayaqull, Ecuador July 2O.-lg-
naelo veintemilla, former president Of
Ecuador. died In this city July 10.
aged fifty-elght
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-07-21
British OM Age Pension BIII.

London. July 2O.--The house Of
lords tonight passed the second read
ing of the old age pensions bill, thus
lnsurlng its becoming a law.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-07-21
VENICE OF AMERICA
NOTICE OF SALE.

FOR sAIiE-AlI the property Of the
albuquerque Estancla Automobile Co..
including two fom-cylinder Dolson
cars, first class condition. Also one
Iot tools.
OTro DIEOKMANN.
Trustee.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-07-21

W ISNVIISIH NtIINI uI - - > T =
Total sales for the day l,O2O,SOO
shares.
Bonds were strong. Total sales par
value $4,44S,OOO. United States bonds
were unchanged on call. =.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-07-21

ssOs .
, Resolved that all orders for .
supplies of any and all kinds .
and for all purposes be made out .
on the regular requisltioI blank .
Of the Irrigation Congress pro-
: vlded for that purpose, and said .
. requIsition must be signed by .
. chairman of the auditing COM
: mittee, or in his absence by the .
. acting chairman; that all bills .
: incurred must be properly vouch'
cred before payment and audited
at any meeting of the auditing .
committee, by the chairman OF :
9, said committee. Ur In his absence
: BY the acting chairman.
w. S. HOPEwELL,
Chairman.
r. E. TwITcHELL
Secretary.
y. sPrTz.
Chairman Audit Com.
= GEORGE ARNoT.
aaaa oeeo eoe =
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-04-12
FORT SMITH
NOT so DIRTY
Mayor BOurland Objects to Reports
That Alleys Are Filthy.

Fort Smith, April 11.-Mayor Bour-
land and the citizens of Fort Smith
generally are indignant because of a
story printed in a recent issue of a
Little Rock paper purporting to have
been a special correspondence from
this city, and which alleged that Fort
Smith had recently undertaken a
cleanup day, in which the city and its
inhabitants had so filled the alleys
with garbase and, refuse that the Civic
League and the administration are
compelled to cooperate in an effort TO
remove the refuse and garbage from
the alleys.
The facts are that every day is
"clean-up day in this city. The city
has not for years been so Clearly as at
present; the regular spring cleanup,
which is participated in by all resi-
dents, the children of the schools, the
administration and the citizenship gen
orally, when private lots and residence
grounds undergo the spring beautity-
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-04-12

Al Forest Park, Three games Will be
PLAYED with The Nationals by the State
Leas0ers Monday. Tuesday and Wei
uesday afternoons at Forest Park,
Mayor Toney declares chat the
streets Of Pine Bluff are cleaner to-
day than they were TWO Years ago and
that they are being more thoroughly
cleaned every day. He has accom-
pli5hed much good work in the past
several weeks With street cleaning
and they have a neater and cleaner
appearance than for many months.
The body of II. y. MizelI. who
died recently in Fort Smith. was
brought 20 this city last night tor
interment The funeral Will take
place this morning at $50 o'clock
from the Holderness- Fftzhugh chapel.
Reverend 7. y. Ramsey will conduct
the services The unprecedented lodge
Will have charge OF the services at
the grave.