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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-07-15
GLOBE SIGHTS.
(From the Atchison Globe.l

F .
(From the Atchison Globe)
Il is never necessary to provide
amusement for a girl who has q lover.
Families with babies, and families
without babies, are 90 sorry lot eacn
other. 'n
A man can get even without injury
to himself, but 1t is rarely that WON
an can.
II a man knew how much other
people knew about him, he would
probably faint
Il It proper to say HE got there
Just the same or "He got there al
the same?"
A woman with enemies is particu'
larry unfortunate, because 1t Is SC
easy to lie about a woman.
Though not enc woman in twenty
can bake bread, almost every married
woman who is forced to earn her Nv
ling bakes bread which she tries =
sell to her neighbors.
\ A tramp, who was arrested an
taken to the police station last nign'
had a letter in his pocket which wa
evidently from a girl who was in 10y
with him. She wrote that he was U
noblest and best man in tea worlt
and that she was dying to see MN
AS a matter Of fact, he is one OF tn
most worthless. looking fellows eye
. seen at the police station, and az
mitted that he made living BY bel
ging for handouts at private house
vow hear so many wonderful thinl
THAT are not true.
/. The grievances. Of drunken men q
7 InearIy all the same.
Z A man does not sleep these night
! Inc lust sweats and swears. d,
women drift into dry goods sto
as naturally as men drift into joii
7 A good many Of the women vi
weep great deal. really have h
fever.
Il takes a mighty smart woman
!. go to the market, and select go
cantelopes.
Even the people who "skirk fre
publicity soon find they way TO
newspaper office.
II a wife fans her husband the
4 hot nights. 50 that he can sleep, It
sign that she 10 good woman.
II Il noticeable that the man "
!. pays his debts always has more me
y ey than the man who does not ?
I. what lie owes.
Y when woman goes to q st'
" and secures what sne considers
y bargain, she says that two other ,
y men were waiting for II.
81 Il is noticeable that when q you
man walks along the street with
married woman, be does not grab
umbrella, and hold II over her.
We viii soon be hearing from
fool missionaries mat we ought
send corn to the heathens. 2
Iheathens ought 70 hustle for tn
ewn corn and religion.
what has become Of the ten
'p' hearted woman who furnished
boosting place for the flies BY sic
her apples and hanging them up
strings from the ceiling to dry?
Some, men are too much like
Its outside Of bread crdsty.
Every mans horse. II You bell
what he says, won . race at 8
10 time.
A man doesn't like to work All
~ ~ time, and he doesn't Ike to loaf
-, ~. the time, We wonder what w
suit him.
We have noticed that a preach
idea Of a wider field for the Lc
~ work is a place where he gets an
~. crease in salary.
There are some men who ASK
rord IN make them thankful for
they are about to eat, and then a
'..,s their wives because the cooking .
! ~ ln't suit.
~ A boy all his life Is the 0bie'
some ones suspicion.
A man seldom has money and
~, ness al the sane time.
A nan has nothing 70 Be prOy
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-07-15

itching piles provoke profanity
bt profanity won't cure them. Dcan,s
Ointment cures itching, bleeding or
protruding piles after years Of sui
fering. At any drug store,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-07-15
fFirst published in the Abilene Weekly
Reflector June "a, 1900
sHERIFF's SALE.

Ef ClllHANAA' = y f1e---@-rr
Case NO. 1861
The citizens Bank 81 Abilene. Kansas.
corporation. Plaintiff. q,
VS..
frank d. Puliver and Kate $, Puliver'
Defendants.
Under and by virtue Of an Order q
sale issiled BY the Clerk Of the Distrlc'
Court Of the Stf Judicial District with.
in and for Dickinson County, state "a
Kansas, in the above entitled case a1 ~
10 me directed and delivered, VIII ~
Monday. the 2eth day Of July. y, r. x ",
Iq09. AL 10 O'Clock o. M, OF salu Wy ~
az the front door Of the Court LOUIE ~
me Citv Of Abilene, Dickinson Counsx'
Stete of Kansas, with appralsemel !,
seIi 70 the highest bidder for casn IN ~
hand the following real estate to-WstoI a
nA ats numbered eight 80 ana ni nine w
u bioek number twenty-six tzel " "
~ park addition TO the city q
ARLENE in Dickinson County, Ssa ,.iS " "
Kansas, The said real estate W. Nv
snia nIrsuant to the Judgment % ~
court IN said cause recited N sale Or1s'
q w ssHs; my hand this ssrd day Of
June. 1903. ,sR VOTING.
Sheriff Of Dickinson County, ran y
Hurd 6 Hurd. Attorneys for p.sali L,S,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-07-15

R,nTs Little Liver Pillssmail'
nieasant and easy to take. Pineseive'
carbolixed. 10 good Tor DuIns, y ~ -
etrates pores, draws out inflammation
md Il healing. 1t IL also gcot LoI
cuts, sores and bruises. Sold py fAi-
ace Drug Store.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-07-15

The worlds most successful med
icine for bowel complaints - Cham
berlain's Colo. Cholera and Dtafrnosa
Remedy. II has relieved more pam
ard suffering, ID saved more nyes
than any other medicine IN use. ln-
valuable for children and aduits'
sold 81 G. 4. NOrthcraft.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-07-15
r,rst npblished in the Abilene WeeAls
Hirs' Reflector, July 8, 1909.
NOTICE OF PUBLICATION
SERVICE. Fly
In the District Court OF DicKlnsVl
County, state Of Kansas,
Elmer e. Hobble, Plaintin'

sd Elmer g. Hoopie, E
q i Abbe, A. j. Smith, Lucy a. SELL
man Robert Chaplin, Frank ". Cnese.
bro and Andrew W. zeisier anc
their unknown heirs, devisees' aon ~
istrators, executors and trustees ~
PENDANTS. s,,,.,,
To defendants B. R. Able, A. J. Sm lns "
,;cy Seiimlan, Robert Chaplin, Fran8
~ ~, rhesebro, Andrew W.. zelgleL INV
their unknown heirs, devisees, a'a.
istrators, executors and trus teeSS, roti.
You and each Of you are hsrSny n lain.
Aad that YOU have been sueo Dy Pi@ ~
M in the above-entitled court INV n,,
cause. and that you and eacn u ~
must answer plaintiffs petltion w Nv
harein against you, on or peIo ..,;,, ~
SSth day Of August, 1908, OF ~ WI. ,,c Y.
ltaten AZ true against any ana AZ n y0v
~ n default as aforesaid: Ihat w Nv
~ Wll barred from oil right title sad ra vi
terest in the following qescIlpS ~, n n
estate situated in DicklnsVn SSSeaSr
i Kansas. to.wit: Lots touF.een' y. ~
and sixteen IA, IL, and 16l II DioG ss,, IN Y,
1iS IN Highland addition " Lne l G,!is y
Ahilene. Kansas, and that tne s.tets "
ala property will be forever Qutese'
IN said plaintih' ELMER p. HoBBLE.
BY his Attorney, swat
s. s. SMITH.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-07-15

Ckamberlain's stomsoh and Liver
Tshiefs Eently stimulate the liver
and bowels TO expel poisonous matter.
cleanee the system. cure CONSTIPATION
md sicf headache. Sod BY g. b.
Northcraft q Co.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-07-15

are drawing interest It would look
like 4 good stroke Of business to take
some Of the balance shown and pay
4 part Of them. But maybe Motive
don't pretend to understand the In
sficaciea Of the Administrators fin
ancial management.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-07-15

HENRY w. CATCH flAlni'
We.
FRANK r. TE1Gs3 opELIA stats.
TnhNK sCHwENDENER, MAY
cRAHAM, CHARLES 8 LEWIS and
a 4, RuGH, Guardian Of the person
and estate Of ALBERT HULL q per-
SON Of unsound mind, Defendants
Under ana BY virtue Of an order !, q q
sale issued by the clerk o. tne ~ = ~ ~
Court Of Dickinson county, IA action
"a n me directed and delivered, WI w
~, Wonday. the 18th day OF vulys stlse.g
~ Ia O'clock OF said day az the I, Iren ~
door Of the court house n tne ~ ~
Abilene plck q sSa h eSSt bidder for
nesh N hand the following oetcrloss
se9i eefafe. situated IN 0!cklns,e }, !,
noTntv. state OF Kansas. owl, nv
seuth haif (1t) Of the songt,nl NJ "a lbss
Of the Northwest qe s,,s sops h ,haif { &
seu Nv. INS6rfheast Quarter 4 ano s W.
~ To. sh hSlf 81 the south hair 20 ~ ~ q
N eson T1Wehty-one (al). n Lowl n-sa,
FOURTEEN ssS (ll) south q ad,nsf iFeri.
~ h'1 snhiact 70 q mortgage q IN ~
e l,.l.. VA TSoiiarn (tl0o0l on an ".
lly , esS'h .tf Interest II said feA Sassss'
a q, te,,or of said defendant r. 1 W. "
rnaSdian, and also sn6iect " sTnnir.s. I.
81 ts l,es.sSsIo1s 81 All the cultiyetee iAn =
tle p.tS S-sTsnsiSer until the Isl qtl =
On nS net tles and 70 the posseaes1,,oea ~,
ss,ae -sastnre and meadow y In A
lprernleee to the Isl ~, %e,iii Ne soil
y. lstSf "a fhe Judgment o. tne o,ti
Pelalis,..f n aid order OF sac. 49,. a
Lres slts,1.. ~ nv hand this lstn oes
June, A D.. 1893. p vouN0,
sheriff Of pIs lss e k SSSss,
Il UTRD 4 HURpy
Attorneys for Plaintin
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-07-15
D,vorce Case Filed.

Mary d. slinker has brought suit
araipst James W. slinker for divorce
an grounds Of abandonment and
neglect,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-07-15
CITY,s FINANCES SHOW sS,117
OF OUTSTANDING WARRANTS
ouarterly statement Of Treasures
Gives Condition Of Funds

The quarterly statement Of the
.,ty treasurer shows the following
aara,t,or ~ the various funds:
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-07-15
fFirst published In the Abilene Weekly
Reflector June ~. 5000
sHERIFFs SALE.

In the District Court Of Dickinson
County. state Of Kansas.
HENRY W. CATCH. Plaintiff
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-12
LA ESFE;RA
M KERMuDEZ HERAdANos z 90.
Nertaleza 21

0FRECE: techo orro eoelnas econoaes
carbon baan de noador de s.
de REVIEWERS, rifles
calcda Escva extraer los cas
fros ruedas paen de
amos coches an de de todas
a las de mona noras
de ferretera quincafa
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-06-19
Used a Monkey Wrench.

). T. Williams. a negro. and Tony
vizzni. both employed at the shipyaro.
were arrested morning On the SIR
were arrested yesterday morning on
the charge of asaulting each other
Both appeared in the police conrt
pith bandaged heads. and Il was stat
ed they had used a monkey wrench
on each ether Their case was set
for hearing tomorrow. and vizzni wa>
released on a bond Of 500 for bis ap-
pearance.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-06-19
DOCTOR PORTER EDITOR
OF WESTERN RECORDER
Former Pastsr Of Newport News sap-
fist Church Takes Charge OF Lead
ing Church Paper.

News was received here yesterda-
to the effect that Rev J. w. Porter.
d d.. who for a number OF years
was pastor of the First Baptist
church. has resigned the pastorste OF
the First Baptist church Of Lexington.
XIV, 70 become president OF the BaE-
fist book publishing company and
editor OF the Western Recorder. the
leading paper of the Southern Baptist
church. published at louisville.
DIR. Porter viii take his new position
on July I. He Will oil the place of
the late DR.. Eaton. who was one OF
the foremost Baptist divines and a
friend OF DIR. Porter
During his stay in this city DR.. Por-
ter became one OF the leading citizens
and probably was more generally popu-
lar than any minister OF the gospei
that ever made his h.me here. II Is
expected that ne probably will visit
the city soon and preach At the church
which was built and rebuilt during
his psstorate.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-06-19
Y. J. c. A. May Bring Popular
/ Minister Here Next Month.
ANNUAL MEETING OF MEMBERS
Elaborate Program for the Occasion
viii Include Burning OF the Mort
gage, Which Recently Was Lifted
From the Association Building.

II the plans of the officials of the
Young Mems Christian Association OF
this city do not miscarry, Rev. J. w.
Porter, ID. d.. formerly of this city but
now of Lexington, KY, will be the
speaker at a meeting OF the associa-
ton members to be held in the early
part OF July.
1t was planned to hold the annual
members meeting at the local associa-
ton on June IS, but ii was finally
decided to postpone the meeting until
the early part Of July, when rather
elaborate program will be carried out,
including the ceremony of burning the
mortgage, which was lifted from the
building some time ago. AS Doctor
Porter was for such a long time a
valued friend of the association. and
so thoroughly in touch with the work
carried on in this city while he was
here, II was thought to be a good idea
to ask him 10 make the principal ad-
dress of the occasion.
II is understood that DR.. Porter has
consented to come here and speak,
but no definite date has as yet been
decided upon.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-06-19
THEOLOGICAL STUDENTS
TRAMPIKG THROUGH STATE
Three Young Men Started at Old
Point and Walked to James
Jamestown.

The Richmond News Leader yester-
terday said:
A. c. Coburn. of South Norwalk,
Conn, and J. NJ. Collins, of Philadel-
phia, Pa, classmates and college
chums, from the Divinity school, Phil
adelphia. arrived here this MORNING.
The gentlemen are on trip through
Virginia, and are "roughing" it in a
sort of mild manner. They left New
York Monday night, went to Old Point
and liked to Hampton. From there
they walked to jamestown, then to
Yorktown, then to Williamsburg and
then took the steamer at jamestown
for this city, arriving this morning.
They went to Seven Pines early
this morning and spent a short time,
and came back to the city and took In
many of the sights. Old st. Johns,
the capitol, the Confederate museum
anu other points were seen in a feet
ing way. and at O'Clock this after
noon they leave for Charlottesville,
going there to spend the night and
to visit Monticello. They go next TO
Basic, and from there they are to init
the pike for Luray, to Harper's Fer
~, to Alexandria and to Washington,
from which place they Will take the
train for their hcmes
Say. this is great through mere.
said the "tramps." and We would
like to be able to spend some time
here but Mr.. Coburn has to go TO
Maine by the first of July. and so we
have to hurry along. Our entire sche-
dule was 'doped' out before we start
ed. Wish we could spend more time
In the state"
The young men are clad in kaki
outfits. carry canes and one has
camera. while the other carries a bag
containing ponchos in case of rain.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-06-19
sUGc FINED AND JAILED.
Negro Who Found and Kept Money
Sstchel Convicted.

In the case OF W. c. Bugg and Joe
jenkins. two negroes who were charg-
ed with the larceny of a satchel con-
tanning about eighty dollars. which
they had found on jefferson avenue
which was fried In the Corporation
Court yesterday. the jury brought IN
a verdict imposing a fine OF SIS and
a term OF thirty DAYS In jail upon
Bugs. and acquitting jenkins.
From the Testimony Buggs appear
ed TO be the one at fault. as he had
picked the wallet up ana had insisted
on keeping It. despite the protests OF
Jenkins. who Is quite young boy.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-06-19
PURseR FALLS OVERHEARD.
Offcer OF Steamer Berkeley Has Mar
row Escape and Suffers Injury.

Slipping on a wet plank as he at
tempted to step from pier A to the
steamer Berkeley Wednesday night
Purser Leach Of the Berkeley fell over
board. severely cut his leg and han
a narrow escape from drowning. One
OF the 1ongshorerhen on the dock
threw the purser rope and he was
hauled aboard the Berkeley within a
fex moments after he fell
Two doctors were passengers on
the steamer and they made an exami.
nation. hndipg that I.eacb's leg hac
been severely injured ny a spike on
one the piers piles. Dr. ". B. Aylcr'
vas called. and he had the injured
man removed ~ ST Francis hospitas
The injury is no dangerous. and II
Is expected that Mr. Leach via he
out q the hospital in day or two.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-06-19
SUNDAY OUTING TO RICHMOND.
sf.2S-RoUNo TRlP-si2s
Via Chcszpeske a Ohio Railway.

Commencing sunday. June goth. and
Tor each Sunday thereafter. until fur
Tier advised. tickets win be sold via
e q . from Old Point. Hampton. and
Newport News 20 Richmond and re-
turn Tor trains leaving Old Point ; %
q m ana e20 q N. and leaving
Newport Ness ~ s a m. and 1926
q n good returning leaving Rich
nond ~ 10 =. m. same day 81 81 .
round trip. a cheap Sunday outing
10 the capital City. 20
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-06-19
GRAVE DEVELOPMENTS
NOT EXPECTED BY RUSSIA
Eiriro Upon British Steamer is Re-
:. garded as Result Of elunder, for
Which Apology Will be Made.
(By Associated Press.)

ST. PETERSBURG. June 1S.-The
British embassy here has received a
report concerning the firing upon the
British steamer WOODBURY. "Wednesday
night by a vessel of the Russian
squadron.
The belief that any grave decelop-
ments would follow the affair has been
excluded for it was evidently due to
some ones blunder fer which both
siders are willing TO express regrets.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-06-19
FIRST AUTO HONORS
90 TO JOSEPH MATS0H
Wins Over Fifteen Rivals in Western
Vanderbilt Races at Crown
Point.
(By Associated Press.)

CROWN POINT, IND, June IS
FIRST honors In the opening western
Vanderbilt" automobile races today
went to Joseph Matson, who piloied
q Chalmers Detroit Blue Bird" to a
brilliant victory over Is rivals. The
race was for light cars only, and while
of Importance itself. it was preliminary
to the race of the big cars for the
Cobe cup over the same course TO-
morrow.
Perfect weather and the absence
of any save the most trivial injuries
TO drivers were fortunate circum-
stances attending the winning of the
Indiana trophy by Matson. The field
numbered IS cars at the start, the
Ford and Renault having Withdrawn.
The leading trio finished as follows:
Cffalm4rs-Detroit (Matson) 4:S1;2l;
Locomobile (Robertson) 4:S9:0S; Ma
rion (Monson) 4:42:U3. The distance
was 1924 miles.
The time of the other cars was not
taken as they were tagged of the
course after the first three had I'm
ished.
Tomorrow's race wilL II is said. be
the most severe test of the machines
and drivers In the history Of stock
car racing in American. Twelve cars
two I.ocombiIes, two Appersons,
three Bucks, two ,Stoddard- Daytons,
two Knox and Fiat-are entered.
The Cars are of 40 or As horsepower.
The race is at II Iaps-395.59 miles.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-06-19

TIE r~s5~rs % this rsr-r slr ~ pIes.~d O.
iearr trst mere = e. irsst ore dres.rf fi-rnrr
ma srir1cr hss ben srie - cure IN 81 I
gfsrrs snf thai n C.lnrrh. Vars C.farrh rurr
= thl only us~ifise rurr 49, t1rUn - the
snefIrs1 fraternity. 0atsrrh f.rinr q r-1sfffr.
ttr1ei dferass relul-rr q CONSTITUTIONAL srsat
meat HaHa Ca1Hrfr fufe a taErn irfrrra.iT.
srtfnr 1irr-flr -err ~ hlrs.i az mrcous ~
Urra ~ 80 EFEfnu- fhrrrfT fr1srrTl ua ne
fcnrdsfidr ~ffts fiassae srd xirier NJ rafifrf
srsIsflna nsfure IN def1r iirs rrt. 1ts rrofgf-
to- harr - mrrt f-lfh m - ruraffta cnarrI
fnsf ne sfss O1r runfrrf DcIisrs ~ sny
rrss frsi y ralif n cure led To- 1T q frsfI.
urr.sls Anfrtr
- cEESFY 4 CO. Tsisss. o.
ec'f ~ e. fruz-f1Is. "a.
7sxs HsIIt Fsmfig PlIs a. cousr,sHoc
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-06-19
Make Desperate Stand.
(By Associated Press

MEANWHILE. MISS, June 10
Their presence in a house several
mile snorth of here having been dis
covered, W. l.. Boyd and Virgil tair
charged with having precipated Mon
days deadly street battle have, II is
stated, prepared TO make desperate
stand against arrest and a posse sur
rounding the place decided to wait
until daylight before attempting 10
cake the fugitives.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-06-19
The s,es,tk ss yous Horse

VA Be best prcnoted-bcst preserv>d-n ycs
ready 20 give the proper remedy at the proper
time. Tbs proper remedy for all s<rnins. rprains.
OF colic Is Perry Dsvfs' Painkfiier. The proper
time 20 u j. vhea ths trouble FIRST shows It.
self Be prompt ard you'll not cciv save the horse
suffering. but you'll spare yourself troablc and
expen-s-mssbs save q long tine waiting You
ought 20 have bottle ready The rex size bottle
dragEist givs you Perm DsviS.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-06-19
Married in Richmond.

News was received here yesterday
% the marriage in Richmond. Wed
nesdzy evening. Of Miss Eva Clare
mont. % this CITY. 20 Mr. Ralph p.
Thrope. Of Richmond The ceremony
was performed at the home 81 the
eroom's mother. In the presence 81 a
small party % friends and relatives
% the young people.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-06-19

Crossed wires and the burning OF
Insulation a. z7i2 Washington avenue.
where uorkmcr we're making altera-
tons In = store room. caused an alarm
~ ere 90 be sent IN 20 the Central
station yesterday morning. The com
Fsny turned out. bu; there was no
ere 10 Sight
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-06-19

specisi Excursion - Mathews County
The Ole poninion Steamship COS
steamer nobIark WIN make = special
excursion o. Mathews County. sun
DAY. June 90 leaving Old Point fl
8 90 q N. PARE round TIN. nfo.
10 W. n. LANDON. AT
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-06-19
Eirs, Presbyterian Church.

Westminster Bible class. Wm. }
Hughes teacher A cordial Invitation
+ extended 20 every man In the cts
20 study the word 81 Cod with "a
We viii Try &c help you Your pres.
ence viii help rs. Visit us. Sabbath
school a. 80 O'Clock Good sing
INK
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-06-19
Moth End and Athletics.

The North End and Athletics base
ball teams will Cross bats this after
noon on the Casino diamond in one
o. the regularly schesuled Peninsula
League games. and good contest Is
expecfcf.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-06-19
WORK AT THE Y. N. {. a.
DURING MONTH OF MAY
Secretary Duncan Completes Report
Which Gives interesting
FIGURES.

The regular monthly report OF the
Young Mems Christian Association
work in this city which has just been
completed by General Secretary L.
is. Duncan shows some interesting hg-
mes in reference TO the work in this
city.
The report shows that over 5000
men visited the building during the
month of May.
The report in part follows:
Attendance at building during
month .... ...... go. ....i "'V""
Total number OF persons using
Library 49," 80. "'S
Total number of persons at Fri $3.50.
day shop meetings ...... -"'
Total number of persons at
Sunday meetings 40
na,h taken at The building =. 1,le7
Men using gymnasium ... -"
Boys using gymnasium 80. 81
Men using outdoor privileges ~
Boys using outdoor privileges 1O4