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RESOLUTION NO. 10.

A Resolution adopted by the Mayor and the Common Council of the City of Globe with reference to. the employ ment of the firm of Olmsted X Gillelen, Consulting Engineers of Los Angeles, California, for the purpose of planning and supervising the construction of a Sewer System for the City of Globe.
 WHEREAS, Frank H. olmsted, Con sulting Engineer, has apepared before the Council and made preliminary and oral report with reference to the lconstrnction and maintenance of sew CT system for the City of Globe; and
 WHEREAS, it appears to the Coun- cil that the interests of the City de- mand that immediate action be taken for the purpose of providing the City with sewer system, and that the req sonable cost thereof is well and within the means of the City of Globe, and that the construction thereof involves no extraordinary difficulty or expense; {; and
 WHEREAS, it appears that it is to the best interests of the City that the firm of Olmsted & Gillelen be em- ployed by the City for the purpose of planning and supervising the consume tion of the said sewer system;
 NOW THEREFORE, Be It Resolved, That the Mayor of the City of Globe and the Clerk of the Common Council be, and they are hereby authorized and instructed on behalf of the City of Globe to execute and enter into a contract with the said firm of Olm- stcd & Gillelen, which contract has been submitted to and approved by the Council providing for the employment of the said firm of Olmsted X Gillelen on the terms and conditions more par ticularly set forth in said contract for the purpose of planning and super vising the construction of sewer sys- tenn for the City of Globe, and at tending to all duties incidental there to, as more particularly set forth in said contract.
 Passed and adopted this 2Sth day of February, 1908.
 (SeaD w. s. SULTAN,
 Mayor. Attest:
 F.. J. ELLIOTT,
 Clerk
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l, A. T. Hammons, Cashier of the above named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief.
 A. T. HAMMONS,
 Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me this l4th day of March, 1903. ROSE McGRATH, Notary Public. My Commission expires March ,, 1910. Correct-Attest:
 tgs GEO. ". P. HUNT,
 N. s. BERRAY,
 NJ. c. KENYON.
 Directors.
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Report of the Condition Of OLD DOMINION COMMERCIAL C(

At Globe, in the Territory of Arizona, at the close of business February l4, 1908.
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PROPOSED LAW CONDEMNED BY
 GLOBE MINERS
BILL TO GIVE POSTMASTER GEN ERAL RIGHT TO BAR THE MAILS TO PUBLICATIONS AT HIS OWN DISCRETION, SCORED IN REso- LUTON.

The following resolution was adopted at the meeting of Globe Miners Unior No 60, Tuesday evening:
 Globe, Arizona, March ,, 1908.
 Whereas, Senator Penrose of the State of Pennsylvania has introduced in the T. s. Congress a bill to amend Sec. 3S93 of the U. $. Revised Statutes so as to empower the Postmaster Gen; eral to deny any publication the priv ilege of the use of the U. s. Mails at his pleasure or discretion.
 Therefore, Be it Resolved by the Globe Miners Union No. 60 of the Western Federation of Miners. that we denounee the said proposed law as a move toward the suppression of Labor and Socialist publications, and to strengthen the mailed hand of tyrany.
 We see in this measure the hand of the assassin of liberty, the hand of the Exploiter, the hand of the tyrant.
 We see the power to be vested in one man to suppress publication, to delay a citizens property without a hearing, without trial by jury, without any recourse whatever. A power not pos sesscd by any Monarch in this wide, wide, world except possibly his Royal Nibs the Czar of Russia
 We see an attempt to abridge the right of free speech, and to muzzle the press-constitutional guarantees to the contrary notwithstanding. We see in this move an attempt to carry out the boast of certain Judge in Kansas, that the Appeal to Reason ought to be suppressed and that the coming session of Congress would enact law where. by it would be suppressed
 We declare that the U. s. postal sys- tenn and all other postal systems are for the accommodation of the citizen or people and not to be used to strength en the hand of GREED AND TYRAN. NY BY ALLOWING THEIR USE ONLY TO SUCH PUBLICATIONS AS MEET THE APPROVAL OF A FEW MEN IN CONTROL OF THE GOV EMINENT.
 We declare that the mails should be open for the transmission of all matter that the citizens or people want to read and are willing to pay for, with the ex- ception of obscene and indecent matter, and the harrassing of labor and so- cialist publications by orders and deci. sions from time to time by the Post master General is hereby declared to be unfair discrimination which does not pass by unnotieed by supposed sleepy public.
 Resolved, That whilst we realize that working men never have and never will gain anything by petition.ng legislative bodies, but on the contrary have often been losers by placing confidence in old party politicians. Nevertheless vital American principle is at stake, and we therefore demand of the Hon. Marcus A. Smith (Arizona s Delegate to Con- gress) that if he has one drop of Amer icanism in him to assert it by using all means fair, or foul, to defeat this vii cious, un-American capitalist measure.
 Resolved, That the names of all Con- gressmen who fail to oppose this pro- posed law be posted at the entrance to the Union Hall with a copy of the bill, from the day that congress takes action on the matter until next election.
 (Signed) GLOBE MINERS UNION
 NO. SO, w. F. M.
 MJCuAET I n'TnNNnp D..
 WILLIAM WILLS, See.
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THE City Meat Market W. W. DUNCAN, Manager Oak St., Directly Opp. Courthouse The Up-Towa Store of the popular
 Gatti Meat Co.
Not In the Trust

We are now open for business and in vite the trade of all east side people and as many others as may find our new market convenient.
 Ring us up, Phone Ill, and let our order man call at your door. We guar antee fine meats and prompt and ac- curate delivery service.
 Your credit is good and we want your account Call us up today and let a market that is frst-class in every par. tieular serve you.
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F. J. ELLIOTT,
 Clerk.

MINERAL APPLICATION NO. 346 Limited States Land Office, Phoenix, Arizona, Feb. l3, 1908. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Old Dominion Copper Mining and Smelling Company, of Globe. Arizona, by its Attorneys in fact, Willing Herring, of Tucson, Ari- zona4 has made application for a patent for the DARIUS LODE, survey NS. PAP, in Globe Mining District, Gila County, in N. w. A of N. w. 4 of Sec.
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS OF THE GLOBE STANDARD MIN
 ING co.

You are hereby notified that a special meeting of the stockholders of The Globe Standard Mining Co. will be held in Room IS, Trust Bldg, at Globe Ariz, on the 9th day of March, 1908, at clock p. m., to consider a proposi
 tion for the sale of the assets of the company, recognizing and for transact
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A Pleasant Physic.

When you want pleasant physic give Chamberlain s Stomach and Liver Tablets trial, They are mild and gen tie in their action and always produce a pleasant eathartic effect Sall at any drug store for free sample.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS

ing other business as may be deemed necessary to come before the meeting. By order of the Board of Directors.
 WADE SOTEL,
 Secy.
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Fads and Fashions.

New York. June 1.-The commence
ment gown is the next Importance "a
the bridal gown in this month. 1t is a
very dainty affair and the most careful
attention should be given 1t for the
graduate must be tastely gowned upon
her first really important appearance
to the public. The cut should be sim
pie and graceful and for the college
graduate there is slight train at
thes ides and back White or possibly
a faint cream colered material is cor
rect and the fabrics most suitable are
Persian lawn, fine bastite, nainsook,
plain or embroidered mall or net, dot
ted Swiss. point 'despirit, mousseline
de Sole French lawn or organdie,
There are many novel ways of trim
ming these costumes with insertions,
and emhroideries wide and narrow
and Valenciennes lace All the acces.
series at a commencement are white
and all jewelry with the exception OF
a string of pearls is very much out of
place A white rose in the hair fast
aned in the fashionable new Greek ar
with ribbon is becoming
to most young faces. One Of the
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Unprccetle ltesI.

A fSlh?m man of extensive bust
ness enterprise, recently la occasion
TO buy mule-a real, live, no joke
sure huff animal-to help in the haul.
ing. The market was searched for
q mule, and at last likely beast was
Il ind for sale by local eolored man
whose yerac.ty had never been as
sailed. The price fixed was not too
high. as mule prices go. The mule
was bought, accordingly, ana paid
for, with the sellers accompanying
guarantee that the mule was sound
and kind. Four days later the mule
lay down in the stable yard and died.
The seller was sent for and explanG-
ton demanded Here Is the mule
you guaranteed sound only four days
ago; he simply died." exclaimed the
Pelhamite; what does 1t mean?"
The seller scratched his head min
ute and answered slowly: Il dunno,
boss, he never dun dat oefo'." The
purchase money has not been re-
turned Philadelphia Ledger.
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TRAFFIC BUREAU PROPOSED
BY CAIRO BOARD OF TRADE
To Protect Shippers From imposition by Trans
portation Companies merchants Lunch
Every Saturday at Alexander Club

A lively meeting of the Cairo Board
of Trade was held last night at the
offices of Secretary Phil c. Barclary.
A score of members were present with
President John S. Aisthorpe presiding.
Much interest was developed in the
course of the meeting, as matters of
more than ordinary importance to the
community were discussed. Mr.. Ais
thorpe opened the meeting with refer.
enee to a visit here recently by a
Mr.. Osmer. of Evansville, who wished
to start a shoe factory here or at Pa
ducah to employ and educate negro
labor in this industry. Mr.. Osmer hal
factory in Evansville operated by
white labor. but he had much trouble
because his men, taken into the fac
tory green would quit him and go
to st. Louis as soon as they had ac-
quired sufficient practical knowledge
to be of profitable service to him.
c. S. Carey had met Mr.. Osmer and
gave him some information as to
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INFLUENCE OF A FACE.
II Was Calm and Severe and Bore q
Message.

All, the potent power O: single
face-even of married face-upou
the one who. behoii,ng 1t, under
standingly and responsibility reads
Recently | was In a greatly per-
turbed state OF mind. / was run
ming for a Milwaukee train at the
Chicago Union station, anG ! feared
was late.
In an agony OF suspense and men,
tai anguish with protruding eyes and
gaping mouth, labcred so with what
speed | might while burdened down
with heavy grips.
While ! was thus suffering and
making my suffering noticeable to
a face-a placid, common face-but
II bore a message of courage and hope
for me. 1t made me ashamed, in
stantly, that | was perturbed or an
guished in spirit over so small a thing
as the prospect of missing train.
My features relaxed; my eyes re-
turned to the vicinity of their sock
cts; mouth shut like steel trap
whose spring has suddenly been re-
leased. Calm entered my spirit;
my pace slackened
The face | had seen was that of
the Union station clock and 1t
told me that l had ten minutes to
make my train.--Judge.
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Entertained School Friends.

There was a pleasant social event a
the residence of DR.. and Mrs. Rendle
man yesterday afternOon-a sort OF
School Closing Party given by
Misses Ruth and Adelaide Rendleman
to their host of school friends. Abou;
a hundred little folks were present
from the departments presided over
by Misses Frances Bennett and Bes'
sic Batterton; and they did all man.
ner of innocent and healthful things
to pass the afternoon, making good
use of the go-round, swings,
see saws. and roaming over the spa
cious and beautiful grounds in various
games, singing songs, etc. Relays Of
them took drives in the donkey cart
Refreshments were served and sou
yenirs We're distributed TO the visitors,
Mrs Rendleman was assisted in man
aging the affair by her mother, Mrs.
Comings, Miss Batterton, Mrs. Van
Treese, Mrs. +, b. Lusk, Mrs. c. Fred
Gallagher. Mrs. Albert Gallagher, Miss
Julia Sloo. Miss Margaret Wilson.
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.erner:-Would you like to
She Liked Strawberry Jam.

The lady bountiful of the parish
was going her rounds and called at
cottage occupied by model peas
ant, whose wife had been ar invalid
for some years.
And how is Mary to-day?" In
CURED the visitor.
Just about the same, thankee
kindly, men," was the reply.
Did she enjoy those little things
| sent her yesterday" asked the
lady.
THE things come all right, mem,
an we be greatly obleeged; but, II
| might make so bold, would ye not
send her any more of that jelly?
Some jam-strawberry jamie
much more sootable, men,"
why, doesn't she care for the
jelly?" was the natural query.
Yes, mem, she do; bus | can't
say as | does. Judges Library.
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pended upon to raise it, But no cor
ERECTION is made IL there is an over
weight. The car in question went all
the way to its destination over several
lines with the extrayagant weight and
there was an oyercharge of SIS in
freight. The Illinois Central company
was notified Of this at once weeks ago,
but had as yet not even acknowledged
receipt of the notification. Much
business was lost through delays in
! His company had but recently lost a
/ shipment 10 Oklahoma. because his re.
quest for a rate had not been an
! swered until the people who had or
dered the goods had got tired waiting
and countermanded the order. A
traffic man would attend to all such
matters; he would have all the tariffs
at hand and would be able to give all
needed information OH short notice, to
say nothing of looking after over
charges, wrong routings, etc,
j. B. Reed related an experience in
faulty classification when shipping
lathe to Denver. After much delay he
had gotten rate from the Iron Noun
tain, for a new machine to be sent
west and an old one to be brought
back. The west bound shipment went
through all right. but the classification
ION the old machine was altogether diff
ferent from that agreed upon, and it
was weeks before the matter could
be adjusted during which the machine
lay in the freight house here and he
had to pay SIS storage although was
not his
Geo b. Wearen said while his firm
received So per cent OF its shipments
delivered instead of f. O. b. and did
not feel the evils complained of so
much, still he favored the PROPOSE
ton and would help out
Chas. Feuchter moved that com
nittee be appointed to circulate sub
scrption paper among the shippers
to see how much could be secured to
ward defraying the expense of en-
gaging a traffic clerk Carried
Saturday Merchants Lunch
President Aisthorpe spoke of what |
the Memphis business men were doing
TO keep in touch with each other and |
bring united effort to bear in all mat |
tiers pertaining to the city's interests
He said they had a Merchants Lunch |
con every Saturday at which repre- |
sentatives from all the organizations |
in the city We're gathered to exchange |
views. He proposed that similar Gus !
tom be inaugurated here and that |
lunheon be served at the grill room |
Of the Alexander club twice a month |
Or every Saturday He believed that |
arrangements could be made with the
Alexander club.
Mr. Wearen proposed that all whole |
sale merchants close at / p. m. on !
Saturdays to better promote this |
scheme. He said he had opposed thi,
in former years but had changed his
mind about it,
Motion by Chas Feuchter that Pres
ident AisthOrpe ascertain whether or
not arrangements for luncheon every
Saturday could be made at Alexander
club was carried
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SOCIALANDPERSONAL

daintiest frocks made fer commence
ment was of dotted point d'esporit
made in semi Empire style aud fitteo
over princess slip OF Liberty silk
The yoke and bands on the short puff
sleeves We're of silkembroidered filet
! lace. The folded girdle was of du.l
white silk running up TO point be
tween thes houlders in the back and
falling from Watteau plat for the
fullness.
FLORENCE FAIRBANKS.
Mrs, c. |, Anderson. Of CONNER, e.
Mo. is the guest Of Mrs. II. A. Davis.
e NJ McGruder, the calendar man,
went to Mound City yesterday on bust
ness.
Mrs. F. l.. Hart CT PIT Eighteenth
street, has gone to Milburn. KY on a
visit to friends.
Mr., and Mrs. f. NJ, McGuder Went
to Keyil Ky this morning to spend 4
day or two with relatives.
II. F. Moreland and Harry Ling
left for Harrisburg, H., on business
and will return in eight or ten days
Miss Susanna Pulliam OF Charles.
ton, Mo. has returned home after a
visit with Mrs. H. =. Davis Of Upper
Washington avenue.
j. w. Garnt was down from Grand
Chain yesterday seemingly in eX-
cellent health, having fully recovered
from his severe Illness of some
months ago.
Mrs c. w. Boon and little son
Ray. Of 325 Thirtysecond street, re-
turned yesterday from Mayheld, KY
where they have been visiting rela-
tiyes for the past four weeks.
Mrs. Abrams, Mrs. Harry Cohen,
Mr. and Mrs A. Adelherg of St
Louis. and Mrs. David Baer, of Muir
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
l. Cohen, having come to attend the
commencement exercises, Miss Pearl
Cohen being a MEMBER of the grad
uating class Of the Cairo High
school
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Cairo's advantages, but the latter had
gone to Paducah to investigate the
situation there. A letter received
from him by Mr. Carey asked what in
ducements Cairo would hold out to
him and if $4,000 or 100000 of stock
could be placed here.
On motion of Mayor Parsons it
was voted that Secretary Barclay al
wise Mr.. Osmer that the Board Of
Trade would be pleased to meet him
and hear just what he had to offer.
Traffic Bureau.
In the absence OF Chairman Halli
day Of the transportation committee
u. B. Magee made a statement regard
ing the proposition to engage a rate
clerk or traffic manager, which was
made at former meeting of the
Board. He dwelt at length and inter.
estingly upon the need OF such ser.
vice by the shipping interests of the
city, declaring that many thousands
Of dollars were lost TO Cairo shippers
and receivers annually. because of
over charges in freight. wrong rout.
ings, otc He suggested that ship
peis be assessed from S. to $15 per
month 10 dCfray the expense OF en-.
gaglng a competent man to take
charge uf what should be known a.
the cairo Board OF Trade Traffic Blu
reau. Mr. Magee said a cheap man
would Mt answer the needs 1t woul
have TO be a practical traffic and rate
man, who could present any grievance
a shipper might have so intelIigently
to a railroad official that the latter
would be convinced. The speaker also
said the lumber men of the city would
have to be in the movement to make
it successful.
Chas. 5. Carey said a traffic com
missioner was of greater importance
than most people suspected. There
was hardly a shipper that did not pay
more than he should pay. 1t was the
same everywhere and most cities
many of them with not near the great
volume of traffic Cairo can boast OF
had men engaged to keep track OF
every shipment and found it profit
able Some years ago an ex-railroa
traffic man had established an Office
in Chicago and solicited business from
big shippers in the line of looking W
over charges on past shipments AMI
securing returns. He found so much
OF this business and made it so hot
FOR the railroads that he was given
/ $4,000 and a good position to quit
Mr. Carey mentioned one Instance oil
his recent experience His company
had shipped a ear of wash boards east
when the Illinois Central scales here
was out of order The car was billed
TO weight 10000 when. as a matter OF
fact it did not carry more than one
third that much. II is the custom oil
railroads when freight is received
from other roads to weigh 1t and Il
there is any under charge or under
weight the company to which the
car is transferred can always be de
a
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An Ingenious Question.

Frederick Starr, the University oil
Chicago's professor of a1tEropology
described at a dinner "A native boy
whom he ha met In his African tray
els.
"This boy" said Professor Starr
''often seen me reading, ani the pro
cess at once Interested anG perplexed
him. Through an interpreter one
day he questioned me about IT.
Reading again, sir?' ne asked.
Ives, my boy said /.
"'Well, sir said he, 1 have otter
seen you reading. You tead books
magazines, large newspapers. Now
there is one thing | want to ask you:
Which part Is it you reai-the black
OF the white?'"
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Tough.

Bill: II see by this paper that while
an Englishman was In tie act of
yawning a wasp entered lis L-outh
and stung his tongue"
Jill: THAT must have been fferce?"
ut was; you see, tbs fellow
couldn't say just what ne felt like
saying so those about coult under
stand him!"
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Election Toniuht,

Cairo Lodge No. 173. Knights OF
'ythias, will hold an election at Alex
llder Han tonight when officers 70
he ensuing term will be chosen. They
viii confer the rank Of esquire upon
two candidates at this meeting, be
sides arranging for an annual memor
ial service which will be given about
June 18th in their lodge rooms.
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Mother Seriously M.

f. j. Stubbins. of The Halliday. re
turned yesterday from Chicago
where he had been called by the
serious Illness of his mother who was
stricken with appop;exy some days
ago. Mrs. Stubbins aud daughter re
manned there Mr. Stubbins left his
mother with a slight change for the
better
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Old's Gasoline Engines.

F. l.. Hart OF the National Buggy &
Supply Company has been down tc
New Madrid Mo. where he closed 2
deal with the Pneumatic Cotton PicE
er Company to furnish them witt
Odds gasoline engines for their ma
chinery Mr. Hart had a very success.
full trip.
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WE MAKE
K. OF P, ELECT OFFICERS
Ascslon lodge Confers Rank of Page
Will Install OFFICERS On
July 2.

Ascalon Lodge No 81 knights Of
Pythias held one Of their interesting
meetings last evening in their Castle
hall. The Page rank was conferred
on enc candidate. The regular elec
ton of officers was held for the en-
suing term and resulted a. follows:
Chancellor Commander-Foree W
Balm
Vice ChanCellor-N V. Lewis.
Prelate-Fred W. Schatz.
Master of Work--A II. Twente.
Master OF Arms. Z. Randle.
Inner Guard-E T. Cantwell.
Outer Guard W. Conkle.
The above officers Will be installed
on the evening Of July 2nd.
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Kindness Wsll Rewarded.

Because he. was kind to John Cay
wood of Lewiston. Pa, in his old
age, Lewis H. Austin youth of Mays
Landing, N. j., has been rewarded with
$4,000 under the provisions of Cay
woods will.
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Revival OF the Shawl.

The shaw 50 popular 40 years ago,
a. bound to come into fashion again II
we are really MS anxious about our
health as we are supposed to be-
Nothing is so hyglenic. comfortable
or so adantahle TO circumstances
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Daily Ihounnt.

The bearing of men toward the sins
of others is always a touchstone Of
charaeter-Aarens Rads
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49, Yield Of One Rubber Tree.

A rubber tree four feet in diameter
Yields 20 gallons Of sap. making 10
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tine highest class circulation.
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Mrs, c. |, Anderson. Of CONNER, e,
Mo, is the guest Of Mrs. II. A. Davis.
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Fl. F. Moreland and Harry l. NJ
left for Harrisburg, ILL.,, on business
and will return in eight or ten days
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Miss Susanna Pulliam OF Charles.
ton. Mo. has returned home after a
visit with Mrs. H. 4 Davis Of Upper
Washington avenue.
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Mr.. and Mrs. f. NJ. McGruder went
to Keyil Ky, this morning to spend 4
day or two with relatives.