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Kentucky State Fair

Louisville. Sept. 13.-Kentucky
State Fair week had an auspicious
inaugural today with the observance
of Children's day and Louisville
Times Day. All of the newspapers OF
the city. including the Courier-Jour-
nal. Herald and Post, will have a day
ar the fair. The grounds have been
much improved since last year and
several new buildings have been erect
ed. The steel and concrete live stock
pavilion. costing 100000, is the fin
est edifce of its kind in the world
and source of great interest. The
saddle horse futurity is the equine
feature of the fair and will afford an
opportunity for showing off the hand
some horses which have made Ken
tucky famous.
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New York state Fair

Syracuse, n. Y. Sept. 13.-Prize
pumpkins from the rural districts and
a wonderful series of charts depicting g
the grandeur of the nations metropolis
are rival attractions at the New York
State Fair, which opened its gates to
day and will continue through the
week. Several magnificent new build
ings forming part of the Empire
State Court was opened for the firsl
time today and are among the finest
permanent exposition buildings in the
world. The buildings sanctioned by
the legislature, when completed, viii
have cost about $2,000,0 900. feature
of the fair, as usual, is the horse
show, in which $4,000 in prizes viii
be awarded.
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A THING OF BEAUTY.
NATURALLY AND CREATIVE.

Seattle, Sept. n3.-For one thing
IN particular will the Alaska, Yukon,
Pacific Exposition be long remember
ed in the Exposition history; its bean
ties of architectural design, its mag
nificent floral and exhibit features
and its hundreds of attractions may
ne but of passing Importance, but in
the Introduction of territory of Alas
ka. shcrn OF her robes of perpetual
snow and glacieral ice. the Eeattle
Fair has presented a new empire TO
the commercial world. and one whose
strength and richness is already be-
| ing felt.
In the development of Alaska. the
Northwest and the city of Seattle
have been the leading force: from
polar ice and barren plain they have
shoveled the snow of early geography
and are now planting the valleys that
We're fbut few years ago deemed i'm.
possible of habitation or production.
\ climate supposed to be so rigid
that life was possible to none but
the Eskimo and hardy north Indian
is shown to have terrors no more tc
Re dreaded than our own northern
states and upper Europe. Each year
opens 10 the farmer larger fields of
grain. and the exhibit of agricultural
products shown at the Exposition tells
the story of wonderful possibilities In
the land bearing the first name in the
title of the Seattle show.
If for nothing else. the opening OF
the eyes of the world to the limitless
empire of Alaska. will make the Al
askan. Yukon. Pacific Exposition re-
membered long after the history OF
the fair itself is placed on the shelves
with the record of its predecessors.
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Transfers Of Real Estate.

y. r. Paylor to Walter Paylor for
81 900 lots 5, and z. block 28 South
Roswell. lots 3 and Military Heights,
lot block 4 Alameda Heights and 100
acres in 4-12-23 and water right.
w. b. Jones to r. B. Jones for $4,000
one-half interest in lot and west 1G
feet of lot block 8, Roswell.
l.. v. Humphrey to c. B. Stone for
$40 part of lots 8. 3. 10 and IL block
SO North Spring River addition South
and east of North Spring River.
]. B. Keaster ct al to #. l.. Caro-
Tiers for $3.50. lot block 6 NORTH
Spring River Addition.
J. Haggard to G.. A. Lipp for 81 lots
s. 8. 10. IL. IL. Is, IA. block 81 wesi
Side Addition TO Roswell.
H. NJ. Miller to b. Gunsul for 1.606
lots / and block 81 West Side Addi
ton to the city of Roswell.
H. NJ. Brough to E. NJ. Brough, fol
81 90 lot 3 block 10 Alameda Heights
acres in 2O-14-27.
II. L. Rogers to c. c. Martin fol
$1,000 north half OF lot l block 2, Ala
media Heights.
w. H. Johnson to W. N. Atkinsoz
for 81 the south 100 feet of lot 4 blocl
IL Alameda Heights.
]. s. Wranosky to w. B. Ross. fol
$500 lots Z. s, 8. 10, IL and IL. blocl
Wranosky's Orchard Sub'd.
NJ. p. Miller to G. A. Lipp for 5
lot 3 block 43 West Side Addition ans
| one-third inch water right.
| First National Bank of HagermaI
tc d. B. Harris for 81, $50 80 acres IL
| 3-15-26.
| c. w. Curry to Hagerman Irrigation
Company for 81 water right No. 10
| from Northern Canal attached fp
NEA SEA 33-13-26.
Lou Lee White to F. e. Baker ct a
for 81 800 acres In 14-12-25.
| Mrs. s. McCarty to F. E. Baker .
al for 81 Section 14-12-25-
| J. s. Lea, guardian, to F. e. Bake
ct al for $6.400 two-thirds interest Il
/ Section 14-12-25.
E. C. Doniphan ct al to L. K Mo
Gaffey for 81 lots Is. IA and Is, bloc
% South Highlands.
e. H. Henning ct al TO A. b. Nc
Clane for 1.200 lot II block IL Wes
Side Addition 70 Roswell
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WILL KEEP THE CENSUS
OUT OF POLITICAL FIELD.

Washington, Sept. 13.-Eyery meas
ure is being taken by Census Direct
or Durand toward carrying out Taft's
determination to prevent political ac-
tivity on the part of census supervis-
ors and enumerators. Each candidate
has received a letter pointing out
that Taft's order prohibits the hold
ing of Office or membership on any
political comsnittee during a term as
supervisor and the taking part in pol
itics by addresses or the solicitation
OF votes or otherwise. Durand declares
the order win be strictly enforced
and also that no state officer can hold
a federal position at the same time.
Durand demands that all supervisors
can comply with these requirements
before their commissions be issued
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PEARY Is
PAINTING

Battle Hor5or, Sept. 13.-The fol-
lowing details of Pearys journey 10
the Pole were CLEANED from members
of the expedition. The only men to
reach the Pole were Peary and one
OF the Esquimos namked Eging WaA.
The other white members of the par
ties. which left Cape Columbia, were
sent back one by one as Peary drew
carer TO the objective point. Mat
thew Henson, a negro body servant,
was left behind in March. Captain
Balrletl and George Borup started
from Cape Columbia on February 27.
Peary left on March 1. with seven
white men, II Esqui.nos and 136
dogs. Peary overtaking Bartlett was
forced to wait until March llth on
account of open water. The first OBJ
servation was taken on Sunday,
March ), when the explorers were
al the Saith parallel. Peary thea mar
rowed down the party to Peary, Bart
lett. Henson. Esquimos and 60 dogs.
Bartlett then took observations un-
I'll the SSth parallel and then return
ed. Peary. Henson and three Esqui-
mos then made the final dash for the
Pole. The Pole was reached on April
9Th. Peary remained there for "a
hours. depositing records. taking OBJ
servations and hoisting flags. Return
ing. he reached the Roosevelt on A
pril 27th.
Sydney. y. s.. Sept. 13.-Peary is
still at Battle Harbor while his fam
| lily is eagerly awaiting him here.
Mrs. Peary received a wireless mess
age saying only tina; he would keep
| her posted. From this ii is believed
| that a definite time for sailing has
| not vet been fixed.
| The steamer Tyrian has been plac-
ID at the disposal of Bridgeman and
| the correspondents by the Govern
| IIent to meet Peary in the vicinity of
Pauls Island. Bridgeman, by wireless.
| has suggested to Peary, that in view
of the temper of the controversy /;
might be well to defer any long
| statement until arrival here.
ST. Johns, n. F. Sept. ia tele-
gram TO a relative from Capt. Bart
| lett states that the steamer Roose-
| Welt will remain at Assizes Harbor.
near Battle Harbor. to be painted and
will arrive at Sydney about Sept. 25.
| Point Richie. y. F., Sept 13.-The
| tug Douglas Thomas. chartered by
| the Associat ed Press to meet Peary
| returning on the Roosevelt. reached
| here from Bonne Bay last night. The
| Thomas covered 355 miles from Sgd
ney due north and on receiving infor-
| nation here that Peary is still at Bat
| tie Hnrbor left for that point early
| this morning and will probably reach
| there this evening.
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The Kansas City Stock Market.

Kansas City. Mo. Sept. 13.-Cattle
receipts. 2l,000 including 1000 south
ems. Market steady to ten cents high
e-. Native steers, 5.00I 500; south
vfn steers. 3.25M AIS: southern cows.
2.50G 400: native cows and heifers,
2.2OGi $50: stockers and feeders, 2.So
G5.5O: bulls. 2.6OM 400; calves. 3-75
M7.75; western steers, 3.9OM6.5o; :;
western cows. 2.60H4.40.
Hog receipts. 5000. Market strong g
to five cents higher. Bulk of sales, 4
S0Ns.20: heavy. S.10TS.30; Egat. =
7OMS.1O: pigs. 5.50T7. $50.
Sheep receipts. 5000. Market stea-
dy. Muttons. 4.25M 5.25: lambs. 6.25
also: range wethers, 4.00Gp5.75:
range ewes, 3.25fi 5.35.
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Three Funeral Services Held.

The funeral services of the late
Mrs. VIM. Peddicord was held at ten
O'Clock this morning from the late
residence at 2OS West Alameda street.
Rev. II. NJ. Smith conducted the ser
vice. which was well attended. Bur-
ial was made in South Side cemetery.
The funeral of the late Mrs. A. ID.
Matheny was held Sunday afternoon
at three o'clock. Elder Fowler con
Quoted the service at the home, at the
corner of Fourth street and Lea ave
nue.. The service was largely attend
ed ,by the neighbors and friends. Bur
ial was made at South Side cemetery.
Services were held at 7:45 Sunday
morning at the Ullery undertaking
rooms in memory of the late George
X. McLaren, whose death was men
toned in the Record Saturday. There
was a good attendance of the rela-
tives and friends and members of tle
VI. W. A. and w. O. W.. of which
lodges the deceased was formerly a
member. The services was conducted
by Rev. II. NJ. Smith and burial oc
Cured at South Side cemetery.
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HARTMAN

New York, Sept. 13.-Willian Rock
efeller and Jacob II. Schiff were ell
ected directors of the Union Pacific
today. succeeding Henry H. Rogers
and E. H. Hartman. They were also
appointed members of the executive
committee.
The directors also elected ex-Judge
Robert s. LOvett, chairman of the
executive committee. succeeding Har-
riman.
The membership of the executive
committee was increased from five
TO six. A committee consisting of
Marvin Hughitt. Chas. A. Peabody.
and Henry c. Frick was appointed to
draft resolutions ON the death of Har-
riman.
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Eagles in Omaha

Omaha, Sept. 13.-The covey of
jolly good fellows who have adopted
the national bird as their emblem is
flying into the Nebraska metropolis
tosiav to begin the national meeting
of the Fratern3l Order of Eagles.
Omaha has bedecked itself in many
colors in honor of the gay birds and
they will be given the time of thei.
lives during rhe coming week. Aeries
of the order in all parts of the cuntry
are represented and every train into
the city brings additional delegations.
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TO TAKE GOOD CARE
OF THE PRESIDENT,

Chicago, ILL.,, Sept. 13.-In anticipa-
tim of an influx of visitors during the
Presidents visit, Chief of Detectives,
Wood, is preparing to clear the city
OF pickpockets and con men. Every
moment of the visit has been mapped
ont and every foot of the ground Gov
cred by the President will be thor
ouehly guarded by police and plain
clothes men.
The President, who arrives Thurs
day, is expected to speak informally
at a luncheon of the Commercial
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Enoineers in Session.

Columbus, O.. Sept. 13.-What prom
ises to be the most important con-
vention in its twenty eight years his
tory was commenced in this city to-
day by the National Association of
Stationary Engineers. Today was de-
voted to the reception OF delegates.
and the meeting will be formally op-
ened at 10 O'Clock tomorrow morn
ing. Governor Harmon and Mayor
Bond will deliver addresses of well
come. The first business session will
Se held tomorrow afternoon.
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BALlINGER
70 RESIGN

Chicago. Sept. 13.-A Washington
dispatch 10 the Tribune says il is un-
devstood thar Secretary of the Inter-
ior Ballinser Will retire from the ca'D-
in eJ. This does not mean that his res
ig.-ation will be accepted inrmedia-e-
Is. but il l. understood chat the Pres
ident is not satisfied with his eNpla-
nation of the Cunningham coal tract
deal in Alaska, although SO far as is
known Ballilger's connection with
the Cunninghan deal has been ex-
planned as perfectly proper.
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Taft to Visit Fair

Milwaukee. Sept. 13.-With no less
a parsonage than the President Of the
United States as an added attraction.
the Wisconsin State Fair this week
will doubtless break all records in IN
terest and attendance. The great ex-
Dosition of Wisconsin products was
formally opened today, but 1t is not
until FRIDAY that fair visitors are to
get a glimpse Of the most important
display-the famous American smile
ON the face Of President Taft. The
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Many Damage Suits.

Pittsburg. Pa, Sept 13-Thirty-
eight cases against the Pittsburg Coal
Company for the death of men EN-
ployed in the Darr mine are to be
disposed of during a special term of
court called today. 1t is probable that
only a few cases will he tried, but
they will be made test cases. The
suits involve nearly $1,0O0,0O0 dam
ages.
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ANNUAL MEETING OF
BANKERS IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. Sept. 13.-At the annual
convention of the Association of SUI
pervisors of State Banks. held IN con-
junction with the Bankers Conven-
ton. the committee on uniform state
banking laws. reported that the saw
ings bank section of the Bankers AS
sociatiol, had adopted the principle
of the segregation and the proper in
vestme7t of savings deposits as its
legislative program and that -nany OF
the supervisors of state banks would
recommend legislation along those
lines
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BODY OF SUTTON TO BE
EXAMINED FOR EVIDENCE

washington, Sept. 13.-Final ar
rangements were completed today
for the disinterment of of the, body of
Lieut.. James n. Sutton. of the Marine
corps. about whose death so much dis
cussion occurred before two courts OF
inquiry. The body will be exhumed
this afternoon and an autopsy con-
Quoted tonight, the purpose being to
ascertain whether the deceased had
his right arm broken, thus making
i; impossible for him to have fired
the shot which killed him.
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Lathers in Convention

tional Wood, Wire and Metal Lathers'
Union convened in Boston today for
the first session ever held in the East.
The local union of lathers Is the old
est in the country having been form
ed in 1853. The lathing hachet, the
main tool of the trade, was invented
by Richard Cutliffe, a member of the
Boston Union.
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Services
A RUNNING DUEL ON THE
STREET OF KENTUCKY CITY

duel. which occurred on the streets
when detectives attempted to arrest
r. w. Leroy. of San Francisco and
Isaac Breton. of Richmond. Ind. on
the charge OF abducting Florence
Gray. the fourteen year old daugh-
ter of a Winchester, Ind. physician.
caused wild excitement here this
morning. Two officers were slightly
wounded. Leroy was captured but
Breton ESCAPED.
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OreQon State Fair,

Salem, Ore. Sept i3-Oregon's
forty-eightih annual State Fair COM
menced its six-day run under auspic-
ious circum stances today. The dis
plays of the states products are ex-
pressive of the great progress that
has been made by the agriculturalists
fruit growers. manufacturers and live
stock men of the state within the last
year. Fifteen thousand dollars will
be distributed in premiums
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West Michiqan Fair

Grand Rapids, Mich. Sept. 13.-
With every prospect of a successful
season, the West Michigan State Fair
was opened in this city today Nine
races. with liberal purses offered. will
be held during the week.
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Pitching Horse Hurts Man.

F. s. Parks, who resides at the ex-
tre.ne west end of Fifth street, was
thrown by pitching horse at four
o'clock Saturday evening and receiv-
ed several bruises about the face and
hody, but was not dangerously hurt
The horse started pitching at the cor
ner of Fifth street and North Ken
tucdy avenue and cnade a wild west
show all by himself.
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Mission Convention.

Hagerstown. Md. Sept. 13.-In the
old Beaver Creek Christian church,
where Alexander Campbell, founder
of the Christian 0Disciple) church
once preached, the missionary socie-
ties of the Christian churches of Ma
ryland, Delaware and the District of
Columbia today commenced their cen
iennial convention
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"Back to Montreal"

Montreal. Sept. 13.-"Back to Mon
treal' week was ushered in today with
a rush OF former citizens of the Cana
dian metropolis who will take part in
a period of festivities unprecedented
in this city. An allegorical, historical
and Industrial pageant will be one OF
the many features of the celebration.
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r. Cothran & CO., the grocery at the
corner of Main and Sixth streets, died
al four O'Clock Sunday norning at
his home on North Missouri avenue,
North Hill, of tuberculosis. He had
been married 'brIt five months and his
widow left this morning, taking the
body to the old home for interTnend
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THREE SMALL CHILDREN
CRUELTY MISTREATED

Utica. n. Y. Sept. 13.-Tneresa
Procipio. aged Z. shot through the
heart. Fanny Infusino, aged 3, badly
wounded in the arm and Freddy In
fuSno. aged two, shot through the
bowels and will die, were found In
a hollow under viaduct this morn
ing. The children when last seen were
talking to an unknown man. There
is no explanation for the crime.
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Two Couples Licensed to Wed.

Marriage license was issued Sun
day to Alvah NJ. Griffin. 35 of Owaga,
Kan. and Irene Swinney, 20 of Lake
Arthur The legal marriage permit
was granted today to Oscar Allison.
25. and Ollie B. Ingle. II. both of In
gleuille. y. NJ. The necessary con-
sent of the girls parents accompan-
led the application of the latter, the
girl being under age.
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FOUND NOT GUILTY OF
TAPPING w. u. WIRES

Pftts5urs. Pa. Sept. 13.-E. b. Say
lor. formerly local superintendent of
the Western Union and w. II. Smith.
a furnisher of stock quotations, were
today found not guilty of conspiracy
In connection with wire tapping. They
were prosecuted by the Board of
Trade. of Chicago.
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Huron. S. D.. Sept. l3.-All parts of
the state, from Sioux Falls to Dead
wood. are represented by displays of
the agricultural, mining and stock
raising industries of South Dakota at
the annual State Fair. opened today
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Club and will make an important ad-
dress dealing with the tariff at Orch
estra Hall in the evening. He will al
SO see a game between the New York
and Chicago National League clubs,
from the fans seat" in the grand
stand back of first base.
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The Wool Market.

st. Louis. Mo. Sept. 13.-Wool un
changed Territory and western med
ilI1ns. 23M2S: fine mediums. 22d24;
fine. 13M1S-
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President is expected to arrive here
early Friday morning and will remain
until about noon. He is expected to
cnake brief speech. and will then in
spect various important exhibits on
the grounds, at the same time giving
his admirers an opportunity to bask
In his presence.
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Two Fairs in Kansas.

Topeka, Kan. Sept. 13.-With the
Kansas State Exposition in this city
and the Kansas State Fair at Hutch
inson as rival attractions this week.
the Sunfiower state is today web sup
piled with such attractions.
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The City council will meet tonight
for the transaction of routine bust
ness.
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F. III. Anderson, John l. Hinkle and
b. Fl. Wixon. OF Hagernan, were Wis
itors here Sunday.
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UnveiI Union Monument

Baltimore. Sept. 3.-Observa1ce
of "old defenders day" which fell on
Sunday. was continued today. A
to Union soldiers of Mary
land was unveiled today at Druid Hill
Park.
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]. II. Sutter came up from Lake Ar
thur Sunday for a short stay.
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C. n. Jones of Carlsbad spent Sun
day with Roswell friends,
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Mr.. and Mrs. s. l.. Herriott, of DeX
ter spent yesterday in Roswell.
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y. s. WEATHER BUREAU.
(loeai Report Observation Taken n
500 a. NIL
Rauner. +. r.

Roswell, y. NJ, Sept. 13.-Tenpera-
ture. max. 81: min. 54 mean IL: pre-
cipitaiion 40: wind dir. NJ, veloc. s.
Weather cloudy.
Forecast for Roswell and Vicinity:
Fair tonight and Tuesday.
Comparative temperature data. ex-
frenes this date last year. max. 81; (;
min. so: extremes this date Is years
record. max. 95. 1898; min. Al. 1898.
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THE ROYAL HUNGARIAN OR
CHESTRA WILL APPEAR AT THE
ARMORY TONIGHT IN coNNEc-
TioN WITH DR.. STEWART.
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When you see vOkY. think of Val
ley Optical konpanY. S16 Main 81
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James Perry. of albuquerque, is IN
the city looking after business affairs.
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Gland Kirby. aged 20 years. who
came here about two months ago
from Litchfleld. KY. and bought at J.
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Eiks Tuesday Night.

Regular meeting
of Roswell Lodge,
No. 969, b. p. o.
Elks. Tuesday ev-
ening, Sept. H..
for regular business
and initiation. A
full attendance Is
desired. Otto
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