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New-York tribune., 1909-12-08

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
York by the grace OF God free and inde-
pendent. 10 Catherine Morisr and May Hartley.
two OF the heirs and next OF kin OF William N
Lzffan. deceased. send greeting; Wneress.
Georgians Thompzins Laffan. the widow OF tne
said deceased. os the City of New YORK. has
lately applied 70 the Surrogates Court OF our
County Of New York 10 have a certain lnstru-
IN writing bearing date Narcn "a lS1-.
and a Codicn thereto bearing date March y,
1907 relating TO both real and PERSONAL propsrty.
duly proved as the Last VIII and Testament or
William N L.aran, late or the county or New
York deceased. Therefore. you and each or you
are cited 20 appear before the surrogate OF our
County OF New York. al his once IN ths County
OF New York on tho 2fst day OF January. one
thousand nine hundred and ten, az hall past ten
O'Clock in the forenoon Of that day. then and
there 70 attend the probate Of the said Last WIN
and Testament And such OF you as are hereby
cited under the age OF twenty -one years.
are required 20 appear BY your guardian. u you
have one, II you have none. 70 appear and
apply for TO be appointed. or IN the event OF
your neglect or failure 20 DO 80. guardian viii
be appointed BY the Surrozats 70 represent and
act for you la IN. proceeding.
In testimony whereof haVs caused the
Sea- of the Surrosatss' Court OF the said County
Of New York 10 be hersUnto affixed Witness.
Hon. Ahner C. Thomas. a surrogate or our said
County OF New York. al said County, TIE second
day % December, In the year Or our Lord
thousand nine hundred and nine
IL ST DANIEL j. DOWDNFY
t-Ia-fr NJ fhe SttrruEareas C1ourr
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JEW ELRT-

HIGHEST PRICES for diamonds. old gold. Jew
elry. established issA Mrs Lynchs son e45
Broadway.
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department responsible concern. experience IN
necessary; furnish best references and security
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ASSISTANT BooKKEEPER: girl -ith expert
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Geniile preferred can Elsie Diehl Exchanges. 90
BoNNAZ OPERATORS. experienced: steady
work Titus Blatter q Co. 5o5 East "a ST
BoOKKEEPER double entry. girl: must be ex-
perienced. understand tyrevriting. salary sl2;
se Nassau 81
BookKEEPE ER-sTENDGRAPHER sI4: com
rnercial stenographer. sl2: beginners. s.: eouble
ehange. 30 Nassau 81.
coNTRALTo for Roman Catholic Church. $500
Wehsters Choir and Concert Exchange. l36
sth ave
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FASCINATING. lucrative work IN spare time:
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GIRLS WANTED. II. Miller. Florist. s54 Broad
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slee Metal Spinning Co. AL Greenwich 81.
HOTEL storero0n girls. $50. room board: wait
resses. Florica: cooks. bath girls. cleaners.
Davis q McDer1aott. Agents $50 9th ave.
LADIES-Pleasant s.utscor oocupation expert
ence unnecessary Can early, SG7 West l25th
OPERATORS wanted On sewing iachines: steady
work Titus Blartes & CO. SOS East &c St
TYPIsT-Grsphophone dictation: SIS 70 SIS per
week National Employment Exchange. AZ
West 40 81
WAITRESS. Young girl. experiences in quick
lunch. fun tine. 10 SUNDAYS li6 Cedar 81
WANTED.-Operators trfmmeTs. fuckers and
lace runners silk snd lingerie waists. Te-
kulsky a E-areich Co. S1-S3 West 2lst 81.
WANTED.-Experienced waitress Sc Maiden
Lane.
YOUNG LADY. between % and 81. good etuca-
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honest and energetic psgscn- M-. Ryan. I5s 9Th
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CITATIONS.

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
York. by the graee Of God. free and indspen-
Cuyler and Charles F. MathewsOn. as executors
OF the will OF Cornelius c. cuyler. deceased:
O. Jesup. Richard NJ Jesup. Prank W Jssup,
College Of New Jersey. known Princeton
tory IN The city Of New York: New YORK chaz1-
Der OF Commerce; Trustees Of the Brick Presby-
tees OF the Congregational Church Of Westport.
Conn: Congregational Church at Lencx. Mass.
BlsseH Paterson; Emma c. sheldon; Louisa j.
Cuddy; Charlotte c.. Ferry: Trustees OF West
%s pGrt LsraEy Besja@in ; Strong; Richard G:
James Martain; Henry Ellington; John Gibaue:
J. J Donohue; James Barrie: John Jay Moore;
Anthony o Brteni James Mitchell \. J. Foss;
Carl JansoOn; Frederick Jesup Stiurson; Fannie
n Egleston; Elizaoeth c Hobson; susan Kesr-
ney Warren. Anthony Coulstock- William T Ell
sing; Julia Helen Wilson; Morris Jesup Bissel:
Howe. Morris Jesup Duryea: Morris Jesup Du-
mont: Estate of George Wilson; Emma Stiger;
Emma kesSleF. Mary Johnston; Htlda Peterson;
Margaret Perry; Hulda Danieison; William
E. Parsons; Maria de Witt Jesup and Thomas
De Wit Cuyler. as trustees under the VIII OF
ana 10 all persons interested in the Estate OF
Morris h Jesup. late Of the County OF New
Kin otherwise. send greeting: You and each
OF you are hereby cited and required personally
county OF New York. az the SurrOgates' Court
Of said County. held at the Hall Of Records. in
the County of New York. on the 31st day OF
December, 1909 ar half-past ten o'clocE in the
forenoon OF that day. then and there 20 attend
a judicial settlement OF the account Of proceed
ings Of Maria de Witt JesuP. Thomas De Witt
Cuyler. John z Parsons and BENJAMIN strong.
Executors Of the Last VIII and Testament OF
said deceased; and such OF you as are hereby
cited are under the age OF rventy-One years
are required 20 appear BY your guardian. II you
have one or II you have none 10 appear and
apply for one % be appointed. or IN the event
OF your neglect or failure 70 do So A guardian
viii be appointed BY the Surrogate to represent
and act for you in the proceeding. In testimony
whereof. we nave caused the seal OF the Surro-
gates Court OF the said County OF New York 20
b nereuuro affixed
witness Hon. Abner G. Thomas. Surrogate
of our said County. at the County OF New York
the sth eay OF November, IN the year OF cur
Lord one thousand nine hundred and nine
DANIEL ]. DOWDNEY.
ISesL1 Clerk OF the surrogates' Court
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KENSIr0 nAM-

SEALED BIDS Will be received by the Board
of TVaTer etIrpIy IN Room 9l0 200 Eroadwav
Sew York until II A. M on December Il. 1909
for Contract 8. for the construction or kensico
me Bronx river. and appurtenant works. includ-
ing New Rye reservoir. New Rye cize. Bronx
ysors is located about three miles north of White
Plains near Valhalla station. on the Harlem
Ri,,er Railroad. Westchester county. New York.
At the above tine ana place the bids viii BE-
puEliclv opensd and read Pamphlets containing,
inforrnaticn for bidders and pamphlets OF con
tract drawings can be obtained al Room so5 AZ
dollars $50 for each pamphlet For further par
ticuaTs. see Information Tor biddsrs
JOHN A. BENSEL. President,
CHARLES y. CHADWICK.
CHARLES A SHAW,
Commissioners OF the Board OF Water Supply.
J WALDO SMITH. Chief Engineer.
THOMAS UASSETT. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-08

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
York by the grace OF God. free and independ-
ent. 10 Greenwood Cemetery. Nellie Maverick
Parkinson. Horace Bruce High1an. Isabel Jar
Wis. Bruce Rossier. Joan R. Carter. Mary z.
straw. Mary Ganzlo1, Corinns Churchill Ed
Brodhead. Raymond Maverick Hunter Mary Sui
Hvan. Lizzie o Rourks. Alfred lockwood Brown.
Lillian Hunter. Ada Z. Parkes, John J. Halpfn.
Franky Messmer. May Leslie. Alice Brush.
Clemrnie Bcynt0n. Margaret Il Halpin. Wood
worth Maverick Parkes, Mary Maverick He'll
man. and 20 all persons Interested ia the Estate
OF Ellen NJ Maverick. late OF the County OF
Of kin or otherwise. send greeting: You and each
Of you are hereby cited and required personally
10 be and appear before Surrogate OF the
County OF New York. at the Surrogatss Court
OF said County held at the Hall OF Records. in
the County OF New York. On the twenty-eighth
IN the forenoon OF that day. then and there 20
attend judicial settlement OF the account OF
proceedings OF Alfred lockwood Brown and John
j. Halpin, as Executors OF the Last VIII and
Testament OF said deceased, and such OF you
hereby cited are under the age OF
twenty-oue years required 70 appear by your
guardian. II you have one. or II you have none.
IN the OF your neglect or failure 10 do 50.
a guardian viii be appointed BY the Surrogate 20
represent and act for YOU in the proceeding
In Testimony Whereof. We have caused the
Seal OF the SurrOgates Court OF the said County
of New York 20 be hersunto affixed.
Witness. Hon ABNER G THOMAS,
II. 8 a Surrogate OF our SAID County. az
the County OF New York the 3rd day
Of November, IN the year OF cur Lord
one thousand nine hundred and nine,
DANIEL J. DOWDNEy.
Clerk OF the Surrogates' Court
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0RESSM Ak Frs.

PARIS CLOAK AND SUIT CO. eoina out a.
cese- % East 33d sC
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HELP WANTED.
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e~ery housewife buvs- polshcs brass, copper.
-.-zsi $50 Per cert profit. send Zoe and two 2c
Stamps nov for sample SOON II Tribune
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-4s-e necrssi ty- beats everything on The mar
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EGENTs make ZIG money selling our gas
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A5FS=-s 7o- portable ksyiess door lock; pockst
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Gas Ar1lance c1. lse Bov-ery-
ErK 80 nv 20 lan starr a Drohtahie Islail
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T00KKEEPER, $50 % $40 PEI week. experi-
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Elsie Diehi EzchsnEe. % Nassau 81
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lrn Sis stc-cgrapher So; bookkeeper aud
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E00KKEEPER ana once man wanted: 90 type-
WrlEE LlE dAEolllDAse 81 Weekly.
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deu--al ErcTlovment Corporation established
FfGs "a BroEdWav.
F0oEKEEPicR -E5zcelient ability only apply.
numerous accounts. a .Anlerir-n. tenlperats. not
r-er - state sslarg. Export. Boa ~, Tribune
l1-l-
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E5v5- 5tii1e. - - II years. s. ~ week IA
to.al En1rl1Vment EXchanEe. ~ West s2d 81
r6vs WANTED. ID years of age - carry
ror1tes evenings. ell paris Brookvn Apply ~
go FEl--n 81. BROOKLYN. nrsr noor-
BOYS wanted irnmedlzIely seE ERA lofnce
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fiFllcau-a-L Chelsea Imp loy-lleut AgeEcy, As
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'TEN-kFTERs WANTED wanted 20 Get
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rsTraors m > clock. sls Easi l6th 81
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CzeVAssEBs WaoVTED. EASILY zaake $ a day.
tr--E satchei prepared 20 WORK Dr- Holman
sfe1lcine Co. ~ Hamburg ave. BROOKLYN
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RED "01 lNE PIER T.. Wal Sc
Eor san Juan. r h. "A Guayrs. Pto- Cacello.
Curacao and Maracalco. VIA Curacao
PHILADELPHIA Dee Is CARACAS. Jan. !. 1910
Fof la Guayra. Curacao and Aa-acaloo.
ZULLA. ........ Dec. II MARACAIBO.. Dec "a. rrn
superior ADMINISTRATIONS for Passengers
bOlLrON BLISS q DALLETT.
Ge,eraf Nana<ers = Nalf -.
NEW YORK To NASSAU s BERMUDA
SIS Perry viii sail for Nassau ard Bsr-
mudA Jan. sth. day stOp-oNsr at Nassau D.
fore preceding 70 Bermlda. For Information ap-
plv- COLONIAL -. co. 20 Bway. ~ n
COOKS TOURS TO EUROPE
and The PASSION PLAY az Ooera-nmerxa2
THCS- COOK a son. 3s5 1000 B'way.
$40 Madison Ave- Sos 5th Ave- New YorH
SOUTHERN PACIFIC SrEAMSHIPs
NEW YORk-NEW ORLEANS
1I5s. $50 RroadWav New York
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1HOS. COOK & SON.
24J. 100 Broadway. $40 Madison ave.
h0RIn eERnAM LLOYD

Express an1 r,,sc-gcr sr.anshfpS.
Equipped with Wireless & SuouArins SiErala.
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Express SailinSs Tuesdays 10 A n
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BREMEN DIRECT
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Rnein Dec 9 Zieten - De- N
Nschar.. Sar. Dec. IS p. Irens-.......Der 20
OlbkALIAk-NAPLE>- LE>-6ENOA-ALGIERS.
MecltsfrA rAAean Sa-linsS Saturdays at l. A M
-berlin neN)- Dec u Berlin (nsvl...Jsn. -
'0Itits Aigtcrs. torrent Cruiss
laT5s2sndsas Around sas World Tours
Apply OELRICHS * CO. G-n.-.I k.-a..
BROADWAY NV Y0RH
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CARPET CLEANING.
n, Y, clNpET cLEANlNs M n

Oldest Larsess. Nosx Modern.
43s AND s32 w EST s5rA 3r
Tel so92-soa3-Bryant EstanlIxned fnGY
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CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING co -c7SS.S
oy compressed air. steam. hand or On
foor tSSt BroadWav. 4cf East s3th ss cor
q BRANDT Tel r3c-ssrh
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CrrAR SALESMAN In -cur locality - represent
"a. exrerionoe Unnecessary. $40 Der Ulonrh and
expenses. Write us -lr particulars Monarch
CE-r Co.. e.. Louis
New-York tribune., 1909-12-08

HOLIDAY
AnRsNAe For Christmas And1
uUIV&hAI New Years Dslizht- l
49, tul short trips aii l
resorts WAsHING-I i
i1ON. ATLANTIC CITY. OLD POINT L
RICHMOND. BERMUDA. etc. All sx-
penses Included. $1,000 up. send for de- /
Itals MASTERS TOURS u West Il
Sous 81. NeN Io-k
New-York tribune., 1909-12-08

EEK-Brirhl cleau-cur American Vou-h.
plain writer. accurate ~ figures Credential
Fr-1Ioyllant Corporatl0n established 1900. 80
Eraa1way.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-08

araTEN DANI 20 take charge of tnvaii6 LADY,
,glllirg 70 travel cen tarrish best OF refer
erce = W. Box Tribune once
COOK-E e-@dish. eEperienced IN all branches:
vaaes $50 $50, sxcelieEf refeTences: city or
-t,rtrv IEdusrrial Association q America, Inc,
8 East s2d al
cOOK-sWedish. excellent with CT without
kitchenmEic. best references; city or country
vvsFeg 81 Osferberg's Bureau. 1lo Lexington
avs Tel i05S-PiEza-
COOK -Respecfahle woman plain cooking
wasallss 49, e.stts ~ - v-.,..s Fl.1ess. 80
west lsth -. top nooT, rear house.
7s5TE o. c-neral hOusew0Tk neat swedish IN:
S,teIIeuf serercnces. 50 friend good Chamber
-rafd-Wa.t-eea. osterhergs Bureau. Ti6 Lexins-
"a ave I'll. l05-Plaza-
cock -SHr~dish: nrst class. By dsV week.
er-rflerr references. city or country. Indus
trfal Arsrciatcn q tu-erica. Inc. ? East 42d "a
COOK-loung swedish woman; excellent cook;
very neat highly reconIn-ncel; 10 objection
80 ~ossnrry. wages SO. Apply Sampson A.
Se.son's EurenB. ar an aEs. Ihene lsds-
Madison 6guafs-
New-York tribune., 1909-12-08

C'0LLECrOR HctreW. F0ol cclcen-ratsd debit;
aaTanoemsEt. c2sa security required. Singer.
Ll-. 81 a.e.. Hrn.Al-u-
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! GORDON IRELAND. PIaintirs Attorney.
| Once and Postofice Address. NO. 81 Nassau
/ St. Borough OF Manhattan. City Of New
New-York tribune., 1909-12-08

Cook---loung. capable woman: understands all
branches Of cooking. bread. pastry. nests.
Ices. etc: years reference last employer: coun-
try preferred. NJ c.. Mss FitsGerald's Bureau
Jos Fifth ave. entrance 42d 81
New-York tribune., 1909-12-08

DAYS woRK-By woman. et home or cut
washing or ironing Mrs J. Byyne. es7 East
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1909-09-17
The Jewish New Year.

Nearly two million Jewish people
throughout the United States ceiebrat.
ed yesterday as the birthday of the
year 5,671 and special services were
held in all Jewish churches. The mum
Der of worshippers in this country this
year exceeds the number of Jews in
the city of Jerusalem in the year &c
A. D.. when it was destroyed by Rom
an besiegers, for, according to that
eminent authority, DR.. H. Create, the
population of Jerusalem at that time
was only 100000. including the great
number of refugees, who fled from all
Palestine.
The Jewish New Year is especially
important as introducing the Ten Days
of Penance, Immediately preceding
the Day of atonement, which is close
ly allied with the New Years day.
The day was celebrated in this city
by our Jewish merchants. all closing
their business houses, and many of
them attending religious services at
the tabernacle in Lexington.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1909-09-17
Insure your tobacco with
Mcclure & Clendenin.
Traction Men.

The Cynthiana Democrat says
"Messrs. r. w. Day and F. L. Fuller,
of Scranton. Pa, were in Cynthiana
Saturday afternoon and Sunday, and
inspected the route for an electric
railroad recently surveyed between
Cynthiana and Paris. They seemed to
be favorably impressed with the pros
pect, but committed themselves in nc
way. The same men were in Winches-
ire Friday. The Democrat Of that city
prints this notice: Friday, the capt.
talists who had been expected for some
time arrived.and were conducted over
the line of the proposed Winchester,
North Middletown and Sharpsburg
electric line. The party was composed
of X: w. Day, of Scranton, Pa, F. l..
Fuller, of New York City, capitalists,
and r. H. Rees and Wade Lail, of
Cynthiana, civil engineers. They were
provided with automobiles and accom-
panied by e. H. Bowen, B. r. Jouett,
and M. I. McEldowney, Of this city,
Nelson and Will Gay. of the county,
they proceeded to inspect the proposed
route. They came back late in the af-
ternoon and the visitors left at once
for Lexington. They were quite reti
cent but thought the grade a perfectly
feasible one. They are not promoters
but investors with an eye for bust
ness.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1909-09-17

TUESDAYS GAME.

Richmond won the last of the series
with Paris Tuesday afternoon by score
of A to 0. The game was a snappy
one, although several of the Paris boys
were crippled. Scheneburg was start
ed in to pitch, but was relieved by
Poole in third inning, after three runs
had been made by the Pioneers. Poole
held them down the remaining six in
nings. Scott caught a liner from Whit
takers bat which split his fingers, re-
firing him from the game. The locals
played good ball for a patched up
team. Following is score and sum-
mary
Richmond. 10000 x-4
Paris. ......0 0 O 0 O O 0 O Go
Struck Mccormick A.; Scheme.
burg l; Poole /. Bases on balls
Scheneburg /. Sacrifice hits-Welch.
Two base hits-Maloney. Whitaker 2.
Baird, Mccormick, WEIGH. Hits-off
Schenebrug in three innings. Stolen
bases-Maloney Earned runs-Rich-
mond Left on bases-Paris 4; Rich
mond A. Time-1 ;O8. Umpire-Han-
ley.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1909-09-17
Best FiIIy of Season a Star Shoot

Yesterdays Courier-J Journal contain
ed the following in regard to Bourbon
county's popular young turfman:
'Woodford Clay, who will go to the
mountains of the southern part of the
State for six weeks outing. has re-
tied his good FLY Ocean Bound, for
the year, says the New York TeIe-
graph. Mr.. Clay made this announce
ment when he congratulated Max
Hirch on the victory of the Star Shoot
fiIly, Livonia, in the Great Eastern
Handicap. Mr.. Clay will take fine
assortment OF light and heavy artillery
into the Great North Woods and he ex-
poets to bag some big game.
Ocean Bound who has not appeared
under colors since she defeated School
marin in the Spinaway Stakes at Sara
toga, has been sore and lame. By re-
firing Ocean Bound now Mr.. Clay has
to pass up chance Of winning the
FLY end of the Matron at Belmont
Park, which will pay the winnre some
thing like $1,000. but he believes such
a course necessary to the well being of
Ocean Bound.
VITA the possible exception of
Lavonia. who under double raps de-
feated some of the smartest colts we
have lately seen, Ocean Bound is best
FLY of the season. Mr.. Clay believes
that she will make first class three
year old if she gets proper rest and
attention.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1909-09-17
School Improvement Fund In-
creased.


The School Improvement League
wishes to take this opportunity of
publicly expressing It's gratitude and
appreciation to the people Of the
county for so heartily cooperating in
setting the dinner for the Bourbon
Fair. A large number of women, both
in the county and in town, who were
not even members of the league work.
ed with untiring energy and faithful
ness, both in soliciting provisions and
III preparing the dinner out at the
grounds the young ladies and school
teachers responded to the call for wait
resses with great cheerfulness the
farmers, storekeepers, and other busi-
ness firms made donations in large
amounts either in provisions. in )rk,
or IN money, generously and willingly.
All of these good people no doubt
realized that they were helping a
splendid cause. Their generosity was
due to the great interest in the rural
schools but nevertheless. without their
help the setting of the dinner would
have been impossible. Those interest
ed in the work will feel well repaid for
their efforts when they hear that all
EXPENSES have been paid and the amount
cleraed came to SAP.
The Fund Committee with Mrs. E.
F. Clay as Chairman hopes to raise the
amount to $500 thus securing Mr..
Catesby Spears additional gift of $3.50.