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New-York tribune., 1908-11-01

ougb to Short HIS n. J. Mrs, Ripley will be re-
membered as the founder of the Asacog Club, now
one of the helpful Settlements In the borough
Cards have been issued by Mrs. Eugene Gilbert
Blackford and Mrs. Joseph Henry Coyer, jr, for
Thursdays November .. 2 and 10. at No. 725 St
Marks avenue. Mrs Colyer was before her mar
riaee, in September. Miss Harriet Frances Black
ford.
Nj and Mrs Frederick S Little. of No "A Car
den Place, have announced the engagement OF their
daughter, Miss Edith Dixon Little, to Harold MIL
hank. son of the late Dr. Samuel MilOank of Man
haitian. Miss Little's fance is graduate or Yale
and the Columbia Law School.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Beales of No. 153 Rugby
Road have announced the engagement of their
daughter Miss Angela Wallace Beales, to John
Congdon son Of Mr.. and Mrs. John j. Congdon. or
Providence.
The reception committee for the ball opening the
diamond festival Of the Brooklyn Orphan Asylum
Thursday evening at the Academy or Music
will comprise Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Low Mr.. and
Mrs Edward II. Litchfed, Mr. and Mrs Alfred
Treadway White Mr.. and Mrs James l. Morgan,
MI and Mrs. Simeon Baldwin Chttenden Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin Packard, Mr.. and Mrs Edward ).
Rarkness, Mr.. and Mrs. George Washington Chaun-
cey. Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick B. Pratt. MI and
Mrs. Herbert Lee Pratt Mr. and Mrs. Watson L.
Dickerman Mr. and Mrs. William "A Taylor, Mr..
and Mrs. CARL II. De Silver Mr.. and Mrs William
II. Nichols. Mrs. James L. Truslow, Mrs. Chauncey
Z. Low Mrs. Henry K. Sheldon. Colonel Robert b.
woodward, John S. FrothmghAm and Arthur NJ.
Hatch.
J. Spencer-Turner formerly OF the Heights. but
residing in Rome, VINO has been visiting rela-
tives in New York. among the passengers on
the ST Paul. which left yesterday for Plymouth.
Cherbourg and Southampton.
The members OF the Brooklyn Armstrong Asso-
citation have been invited by their treasurer, Har-
old Irving Pratt TO hold the annual meeting at
the Pratt Casino in Ryerson street II Is TO take
place Thursday. November 10, ana al 1t VIII
be somewhat OF a social gathering members are
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On Tuesday we will
measure men for Suit
and Overcoat at S12.90
each. See the fabrics.
Carpets Made, Laid and Lined Free

$275O Bigeow Electra Administer Rugs S'Sxdo;o
s275 80 Body Brussels Rugs, s.8x1O6 it, for .$21-oO
$4,000 Body Brussels Rugs, 9x12 it., for =. S2375
$4,000 ROYAL Wilton Rugs, 8.3x1o6 it, for, S2848
s45. 90 ROYAL Wilton Rugs, 9x12 ft, for $299S
SOC Crex Mating. ........-2 -29c
SOC Simpsons No. l Olcloth ....... 36c
81 so English Inlaid Linoeum 98c
ST 90 Val Granite Inlaid Linoleurn. .69c
98c Crex Rugs DOC
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invited to bring friends Interested III tNo 10
49,, ~ the negro and Indian races An euoi' -
,iie - - 20 secure Ray Stannard Baker as
sTaaser Miss Natalie Curtis will tell Of her WORK
among the Indians and contribute a rev sonso 80
The Armstrong Association has nearly oouoieu t.'
membership in this borough, and has oeSn o i'
ter1al aid to the Hampton Institute
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e. 75 Savonnerie Administer and Bigeow Body Brlls-
sells Carpets for c.loto 80
81 35 Extra Administer and Wilton NeiVet earP 90"
e4Io Wool Velvet and Best Brussels Carpets for
~ihO y wa S9c. & SAC
soc Brussels Carpets Room, Hall and Stair Pat
Soc Best Grade Extra Super Ingram Carpets for 6oc
75c. Extra Heavy Ingram Carpets 80 g. 4''
600 20 Finest Grade Brussels Rugs, 9xl2 tt, Tor
qZZ0O iio'' $I49S & S16.98
New-York tribune., 1908-11-01

r,esh too being far more intricate, man can
asiiI And work for six weeks on hat OF the klnd
tTat fetches so Hats Of separately selected leeI
require yet longer IN the making anu sen iiIu1
dearer z.-5z a. 'o,ca 1rno7
the ouaIfty of straw the Iightness OF the hat us
New-York tribune., 1908-11-01

chan ny the name OF Dan" Kelly went before
Magistrate Nauner. in The FlatbCsh police court
a couple Of days ago TO complain against q friend
who hYd MADE an attempt to compel him to vote
,,rSsr the star the Democratic party emblem
The friends name John Cannon 1t seems
tha. Kelly and Cannon had met in a saloon the
night before and had argued on politics. Cannon
told Kelly that his duty TO vote under the
star" and Kelly could not the force Of his
friends argument and said so. Then Cannon lifted
of KelIy's derby, took out his penknife and cut e
handsome star in the top Of it
II you wear this hat Election Day you'll vote
under The star all right. he remarked, hurnoT-
oLsly, handing back the derby
Kelly could not the joke and told the magis-
t-ate So
are you Democrat or q Republican," asked
the magistrate who IS a Democratic leader him
self
your honor. that IS something that do not
con1de to any one returned the plaintiff 1t is
against my principles TO commit myself on that
subject"
II srn inclined % think that you Repubi-
can" remarked magistrate or else you would
not object to wearing Democratic hat. By the
way, Kelly, how much did you pay for that hat?'
''Two-ffty." replied Kelly.
You were stung If you paid 81 for IT," declared
the magistrate. However. It viii be up to Mr.
Cannon 20 buy you non-partisan headgear-"
Dr. John c Rowl1er was lecturing Austria
Hungary a the Academy Of Music, under the
auspices OF the Brooklyn Institute Of Arts and
Sciences the other evening He said that ne would
put on the the town which was one of the
chief wine ports along the Danube River. The
towns name which appeared IN big letters a
E.gnboard above tbs dock. suggestive. It was
Boos
Booze" said the lecturer. "Cut one Of the o's
out Of the towns name and you viii the result
Of the use Of the product that the town is noted
for 81 you spell the word backward-sob-'
Dr. Bowker viii give the last of his course of
illustrated lectures on travel before the Brooklyn
Institute Of Arts and Sciences On Saturday even
ing His topic VIII be The Road TO Ragusa."
Arthur Whiting. ct New York. Will give lecture
recital On Philharmonic programmes at the Acad-
erly OF Music on Thursday afternoon On Friday
evening the Boston Symphony Orchestra will give
the first Of its series Of Philharmonic concerts IN
the Opera House This afternoon at 4 o'clock
william Wolstenholrne viii give the second Of the
organ -ecitais IN the Music Hall Of the Academy.
Nr. Wolstenholme the blind organist and com
poser of Al Saints Church, Hyde Park, London
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George Gi1nbrede. son of Mrs. Clotlde Browne, of
No. "A Eighth avenue. The ceremony will take
place on Wednesday, November H. at the home of
the brides parents No sc Fifteenth avenue, Mount
Vernon n Y Miss Isabel de AgramOnte will be
her sisters maid Of honor, and John Fitzwater OF
Manhattan, will be the best man. Mrs Browne
will give post-nuptiaI reception for her son and
his bride at her home on Tuesday, December l.
They will receive from s until 10 O'Clock.
The engagement is announced Of Miss Louise
Violet Morse daughter of Lieutenant Commander
Jerome E Morse L. s. N, 51rs. Morse, of No
29 st. James Place, and Ernest Braislln Hump
stone. son of the Rev. DR.. John Humpstone pastor
of the Emanuel Baptist Church. Mr- humpstone'
who was graduated from Yale in 1906. is brother
of Mrs. Winchester Noyes, Of St Mark avenue
The Rev. Dr.. Humpstone is now in India
The wedding of Miss Inez Cumming and Harold
Perpan. whose engagement was announced ABOUT
a month ago. will take place on Saturday, Novem-
Der Il, at noon. In st. Pauls Church. FlatDush'
and a reception will follow at the home of the'
brides aunt Mrs Shanna Cumming Jones, in Flat
bush. Miss Vida Cumming will be her sisters only
attendant. Mr.. Perpall, who is the son Of Mr. ana
Mrs. Charles c. Perpall. of Marlborough Road has
chosen for his best man his brother Andrew Per
| pail while ]. Harold Knapp, William Mackenzie
| Edward Cameron and Edwin Roberts will serve as
| ushers Miss Cumming is the daughter of Dr. w
| A. Cumming of Portland, Ore, but has spent the
! past year with her aunt in F1atbush.
! Mrs George S. Coleman has announced Monday
! November 30 as the date for the debut Of her
| daughter Miss Gertrude b Coleman They VIII
receive from 4 until O'Clock at No. ia Hicks
| street.
! The debut in Manhattan OF Miss Marguerite
Janyrn daughter of DR.. and Mrs. J. E Janvrtn. OF
No 191 Madison avenue, viii be of interest IN this
borough. Miss Janvrin has large circle OF frendS
IN this borough. and Miss Justine Hibbard daugh-
| ter Of Mr. and Mrs. Omri Ford Hubbard, is to be
In the receiving party. The date Of the reception
| is Tuesday, December L
Mrs William James Taylor of No. Zs Lafayette
avenue will introduce her daughter to society on
Friday, December 4. They will receive from until
and from until 10 o'clock.
| The announcement Of the engagement OF MISS
| Annah c Ripley, daughter OF Mrs. George ii
Ripley to Clarence VI. Lewis is of interest to the
older residents on the Heights, where the Rlpleys
took an active part in the social life decade OF
more ago. Miss Ripley is sister Of Mrs Fraser
| Muir Moffat, who recently removed from this Dor
New-York tribune., 1908-11-01

srnnIeness and power OF proof besides the work
Tna6Sbfp Good work IS recognizable IN the regI-
1aritv inside of pleating from the crown % 6rim-
TO- ba+s most fn demand realize IN the ordinary
quality from g so 10 81; from s. to $ in medium
grade while the pick touch 80 10 ~ and even
4ore-Harper's Weekly
New-York tribune., 1908-11-01
GOSSIP OF TIE BOROUGH
Some of the Jokes at the BTya"
Meeting IN Brooklyn.

vnns the crowd at Prospect Hall was "ai'.--e -',-
to- william Jennings Bryan TO appear me o'He-
,,g+. the management was fortunate enough -
have man at their disposal with 'Lt9 1O4-.tS -
- = z;.,-e interested He was Judge Moore
oT VIRGINIA AS is usual with the men from ms
section Of the country, he had at his olsposa! d
80 number G: darlxy Jokes. which he sprung Win
considerable effect
--One day" he said a "iHu7 MAJ -e-o+oa5 -
- 80, ,1,-l-ev from a darky, who guaranteed II
e. he a real domestic bird and not wild denlzen
- the forest The white man was perfectly sa's-
FED with the turkey until, upon eating It. MS 'ee'
struck & number Of bird shot- MS SO - -.
-. -. rad beer defrauded- The next time he met
the darky he said;
Look here Sam, you guaranteed that turkey
..ousbt Of you TO be q domestic bird
-1+I, San found bird shot ali through 1t
How can you explain thatF
We'll 10 tell you de truf. sah' dem shots "ere
meant TO me" 20
New-York tribune., 1908-11-01

Smith as maid Of honor, was gowned in white
tlIlle over pale pink and carried pink roses The
two bridesmaids, Miss Lille Marshall and Miss
Anne Hester, were frocked in pink messaline and
also carried roses. DR.. Royal Fowler was the best
man. but there were ushers. Dr. Russell ).
Fowler gave his sister away
The wedding OF Miss Anna Bell Englis daughter
of MI and Mrs. John Englis. of No. 1s6 Clinton
avenue, and Warren Irving Glover took place on
Thursday evening 1t home ceremony at
o'clock with the Rev. DIT. David Gregg officiating.
A large reception followed. Miss Edna Lockwood,
of Essex Falls n. j. and Miss Amelia JaTyie at
tended the bride and A Milton Napier was the
best man There were no ushers. Miss Engiis
wore a gown of white satin trimmed with rose
point and embroidered in silver and lace veil.
Her BOUQUET was a shower Of orchids and llies-of
the-vauey The bridesmaids frocks Of white
/ chiffon satin with touches of pink and blue, and
they carried pink tied with blue tue Chrys-
anthe1nums and autumn foliage were combined in
the effective decorations.
The Jones Methodist Episcopal Church was dec
Grated with q profus!on Of chrysanthemums. au-
tumn leaves and palms on Thursday evening for
the marriage Of Miss Florence Whitlock to Albert
Ross Clement The bride was attended by maid
of honor. her sister Miss NJ. Louise WhitIock and
four bridesmaids. Miss Louise Clement, Miss Helen
I.tchfeld. Miss Agnes Richards and Miss Edith
white The maid Of honor wore hand-embrodered
pink La Tosca net and the other attendants were
attired In white cashmere. embroidered and made
Directoire fashion. The brides gown OF prln-
cess Bruges lace fashioned in Directolre style.
She wore a tune veil and carried gardenlas and
Inies-of he-vailey. J. Warren Newairk best
man. and the ushers Edgar NJ. Whitlock,
Morris +. Knudson Andrew L. Adams and William
H T. Cooper After the ceremony, which was per
formed by the Rev. Robert Bagnall. a reception
was held at the home OF the brides parents MIR.
and Mrs Edgar Whitlock. No 694 Putnam avenue.
Here American Beauty roses In addition to chrys-
in rba
Invitations issued last week for the wed
ding OF Miss Louise Agramonte daughter of
Mr. and Mrs Francisco de Agramonte, and Louis
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noteworthy wedding of the week was that on
Wednesday of Miss Florence Grace Fowler, dauSh-
ter of the late DR.. George Ryerson Fo"ler' anu anu
yI-f,,farn cor5on F5oIford The ceremony was per
formed at O'Clock by the Rev. DR.. St Clair hes
ter at the home OF the brides mother NO 0o-
Washington avenue. Masses of white chrysallthe-
nuns and palms decorated the rooms Inc ollos
wore an empire gown Of white satin and duchess
lace and tulIe veil fastened by wreath OF
orange blossoms Her bouquet was shower OF
HIies-of-the-vaIey and Bride roses. Miss Florence
New-York tribune., 1908-11-01

CAUGHT THE COLONEL.
Sentinel (on guardJ-Haltt Who comes there?
The Eolonel-Fooli
Eentinel-AdVance fool, snd give the counterslgn
-PhiladelEbia Inquirer
New-York tribune., 1908-11-01

There was IN old darky down South who lived
bannilv with his wife and seemed to every one to
he = model husband \ white man, who appeared
TO enjoy less domestic bliss, called upon ILe o1o
<euoT for the secret Of his marital success
since 70 axes me- returned the darky IN
eeu vo' how al does It All jes' lets huh hab huh
own way an ah hab huh way, 500"
When Mr. F7rvan arrived he had Joke from his
nj of the country also. He was discussing the
futilit OF the attempts OF the Republicans to scare
the people into voting against the Democratic ticket
py crying: 'Panic!''
.eYou can't scare g nan who is sleeping on the
oor Fv talking about the danger of falling out OF
bed" said he
"A man cut n ny part Of the country went TO
town one day and got full On his way home ne
came across rattesnake IN the Toac- II was d.
coiled I'D ready 10 attack him The man braced
himself I'D and said in his finest manner:
.-striket ! was never In q better condition to
be bitten:'
New-York tribune., 1908-11-01
BROOKLYN SOCIAL CHAT
Weddings and Engagements OF the
Ueek and Personal Notes.

A wedding Of more than ordinary interest VIII De
that on Tuesday November Il, OF MISS MAJ ~. ~
-. E-o-rsra daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Marvin Howard Of No 226 Lincoln Place ana
Adolphe De Blois Caron son Of Lady and the lale
Hon Sir Adolphe Caron, X c Nj IL, Oh
Ottawa It is to be home ceremony at clo0A- ~
[rt I-o-Tsr5 ie sister of Mrs Alfred Ludlow
r-arg7,eon Of Manhattan Her engagement TO MI
Caron was announced last May.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-01

A. tho Wedding on Thursday November L. OF
Miss Hazel Talulage Smith and Martin SULLIVAN
Baldwin. Miss Louise Baldwin. sister OF the orioe
groom is to act as maid Of honor and MISS DOTS @DoIIS
Taln1are Nangam of Manhattan and MISS buti
Donnan, of Richmond, Va, cousins OF MISS oii.t ~
Ill .++end as bridesmaids Delaheid Baldwin will
he his brothers best man. and there are 10 Dc
eight ushers: Howard Corlies, Reese Denny AlSot'
OF Brooklyn; Raymond Hayemeyer. WAITER W.
Stokes Leonard Sullivan, Of Manhattan; IIallali.
Roberts Of Philadelphia; H. LIE Roy whitney VI
7Torrisrovn n j. and E. Gerry Spaulding Oh
Buffalo The ceremony is to take place at CLOCK
in the First Presbyterian Church, and recepuon
VIII follow half an hour later at the home OF lne
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs warren c 0"1i'L
No 161 Sixth avenue
New-York tribune., 1908-11-01

Mrs William James Taylor. of No. Z7s Lafayette
avenue will introduce her daughter to society on
Friday, December /. They Will receive from until
and from until 10 o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-01

Invitations issued last week the wed
ding OF Miss Louise de Agramonte. daughter of
Mr and Mrs. Francisco de AgTamonte, and Louis
New-York tribune., 1908-11-01

J. Spencer-Turner. formerly OF the Heights but
now residing in Rome, VINO has been visiting rela-
tves in New York among the passengers on
the ST Paul, which left yesterday for Plymouth
Cherbourg and Southampton
New-York tribune., 1908-11-01

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Beales. of No. 153 Rugb
Road, have announced the engagement Of thei
daughter Miss Angela Wallace Beales, to Joh1
ConCdon son Of Mr. and Mrs John j. Congdon, 0
Providence.
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Notice

Application fer -slsnt. UEItsd States And Co..
Canon City. NsvSda- JUsg l. ISIS
NoCice is hsreh E-vs1 = a. the Lincoin Neyada
Mining a Milling Company, acerporaticn, throuEh
Post Office address is Caliente Nevada. has r1sSs
application for q United States patent fog the
Columbia Consolidated Mining CAIN, cunsistine
Of 1900 linear feet of the Double Decker Lode
and l262.s lin # of the Columbia lode situate IN
Ely Mining District. County of Lincoln STATE 81
Nevada. being survey No. 3lsS. and described in
the field notes and plat on file In this ONCE with
magnetic variation at 10 deg Is min. East, as
follows:
Commissioning at Cor. No Of the Double Decker
lode whence cor. of sections p p. Is and n 7
l N. r. 81 z. n. D. b 4 n. bears N. Is daR 10
min w. 37Es.3 IT.: thence s. IS dsg. Of min r
1900 # to cor. No 2: thence s. ~ deg. So min W.
1900 IT, TO cor No. 4: thence N. ~ deg So min. T.
800 #. to cor. No. /, the place Of beginning
COLUMBIA LODE
Commencing At Cor. / whence cor. Of sections
2. %. Is and q. I'm. R. 81 E.. n. D. B. N.
bears N. 81 deg. a min w. 5281.4 IT,: themes s.
Is deg. q min w. 1852 #. TO cor No 8: thence s.
So deg. IS min w. 44s.4 # to cor. No. 4: thence
N. So deg. q min W. 265 IT, to cor No 5: Themes
N. AdeR. 50 min. Z. LBS # 70 cor. the place Of
beginning. and located in ths N. z. Ia N. w. IL
s. E. IA and s. W. Ia of Sec Is T. /. NJ. T. 81 E.
M D. 3. 4 n. containing an area Of 26S2 acres
exclusive OF any eonfiicts- The adjoining claims
as shown BY the plat Of survey are Commander
lode, Survey No. S1s2. and DAILY East lode survey
No. 2626 on the North and East
l direct that this notice be published IN the
Phoebe Weekly Record. q Newspaper Of general
circulation published At Phoebe: Nevada. fer .
period Of sixty days
Louis J. Cohn Register.
First publication July IL. 1895.
Last publication Sept 1903
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Notice

Application for patent United States Land Ofice.
Carson City. Nevada. July !. 1905.
Notice is hereby given that the Lincoln Ne
by It's attorney-in-fset' p h. MeSsmes. whose
Post Once address is Caliente Nevada. has made
Application for patent for the Key Note Con-
Sois1ated Mining Claim. consisting of the Key
Note and Lucky Boy LOdes. situate in the Ely
Mining District County Of Lincoln. State Of Ne
vada, being Survey No. $3.50 and described in the
held notes and plat on file in this Office. with
lows:
Commencing at Cor. No. of the Key Note
Lode whence the corner 10 sections p, q. Is and
deg Is MIN W. sss4 f. z sbspe s sd s. dsS 3
min. E. i6i-5 IT. to cor. No. q thence s. 81 deg
s. min Z: SIS # TO cor. No 3; thence s. 81 deR.
g min W 4Ils # 70 cor. No. 4; thence N. IS deg.
Is min W. 44s.s #. to cor. No. /. the place Of
beginning.
LUCKY BOY LODE.
Commencing at Cor. l. whence the cors. to
Secs. 2. q. rs and q. T. NJ X 67E NJ D. B.
NJ. bears N. 81 deg. IS W. sS7a5 IT.; thence N.
81 deg. 81 min. E 1853 II to cor. No 8; thence s.
" deg y min = 1s6.4 It. TO Cor. No. (; thence s.
81 deg. 81 min. W. sos # to Cor. No. S: thence
y. q deg g min " 81 f. to Cor. No; 8; thence
place Of beginning; and located in the ". Z. Ia
Of 8. E. IA OF Sec. %. TIN, R. 81 E., NJ D. B.
4 M, containing an area Of 12.4e3 acres exclusive
Of conflicts with mineral survey Silver Peak lode
April Fool lode. TELEPHONE lode, Wide Awake lode,
Rsta lode, Dupont No. lode and Dupont lode.
The adjoining and conflicting claims a. shown
oy the plat Of survey are Scranton Mine. survey
NO. SOS6. Silver Peak lode. unsuryeyed. on the
north west the Reta lode, unsurveyed Dupont
NO. lode unsurveyed. on the north east. Tele-
phone lode, unsurveyed; Wide awake lode un-
surveyed, on the south east and DAILY East lode
survey No. 2526, and April Fool lode unsurveyed.
on the south.
l direct that this notice be published in the
Pioche Weekly Record. a newspaper of general
circulation published at Phoebe, Nevada, for the
period of sixty days.
Louis J. Conn., Register
Date OF first publication July H. 1904
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shall support the nonninees Of az n slll ~ -
National Tha Convention and Democrat w
Election laws of the State The elsotin L, ~
may appoint two competent clerks In ali s VIZ
rotary of said committee II anv ~ az wy see-
ent or decline TO serve then ,hos " MOI pres,
M T the vacancies as provided by law. '''
Pioche---W r Connau n r, c.he,. r, ,
Panaea---A o. Lee. ID E;n5l., ~
Caliente--- Earnest Keats Gen " yya.u
Eagle Valley Rohart IJa,n,,,a -
li9ger. Ed Lyle S'A ''''-
negger VIM Hollinver 49, Jaw" our Se-
Lake vslley;;--Robert Brunson. James Lan,sr
y ~ +, ,w pns
W; Gonnell '''''
hko---Gus Wilson, James Castle Jr John
murphy
Aisno---W i. Stewart Geo. W. Richard. JOG,
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Business Manager
Take Advantage Of the Opportunity to Boost.

Following up article appearing weeks ago
relation to providing entertainment for the delegates
attending the democratic county convention, would
again urge some action the part of business
It is apparent that Phoebe lacks enthusiasm in such mat
tes In the cities and towns throughout the country such
an occasion is eagerly taken advantage of it provides
opportunity for boosting the town.
Perhaps for many of the people attending it will be
their first visit here They will be anxious to ascertain
what have and would appreciate little organized ef
fort in helping them see to the best advantage and with
doing this we have no definite idea However, political
beliefs should be laid aside meeting called and few
committees appointed who, working to good advantage,
could impress upon them the fact the inhabitants of the
county seat appreciate the recognition given them by
holding the convention here, and further that
live ones" and up to date.