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The Ordway new era., 1909-11-12
Live Stock Market.
Special to the New Era.

'pNS'ai W btlc new Era.
Kansas City Stock Yards, Nov. 8
Last week was the banner week OF
Tue season In receipts Of range cattle,
the whole range country extending
from the panhandle through New
MEXICO, Arizona and up into Colorado
and the Northwest being well repre-.
sented in the supply. The rail.
roads have been promising to furnish
more cars, and the decline Of ship.
uiehts from native territory In the
last Few weeks is enabling them to
Keep these promises. The market
was lower al the opening last week,
out Improved after Tuesday, and
closed the week in good shape with n
ten cent advance Friday. The supply
today is liberal from the range dis
trlcts, but the total run is moderate,
at $4,000 head, market strong to 10
higher ON killing stuff, 10 to % higher
on st0ckers and feeders, Beef steers
from Colorado and the West have sold
up to So 30 recently, although steers
weighing over l300tt are wanted and
would bring around $500, bulk OF the
beef steers 81 80 to $500, stockers
today a. 30 TO 81. rs, cows %. SO to 81. 20,
heifers up to $500, stock cows and
heifers 81 SO to So. 10. Beef steers from
Texas and New Mexico bring s4.OO to
i.I5, stockers SO. 40 to S4.60, cows and
heifers 1926 to s+.l0, Gamers around
s2.s5, calves 50, IS to 1915. Calves
gained 25 to 80 cents last week, and
are quarter higher today. A train
OF commonish Arizona stockers sold
here recently at 1920 to $3.50. The
feature in the cattle trade here last
week was the extra strong call for
range bred stockers, and the total
shipments OF stockers and feeders to
the country were 500 car loads.
Sheep and lambs sold good last week
till Thursday when there was some
loss in the price, but the market is
good today, 10 to 10 higher, run today
5000 head. Offerings OF range stuff
aiS i'Sho eOudy, uup Sbulc uc" tops
were made on fed stock, and native
lambs at s7.35, light weight yearlings
s635. Choice range lambs would
probably bring this price, and grass
yearlings are quotable up to $50,
wethers $500, ewes 800 to A.35.
Demand from the country keeps up
fully as strong as any time this fall,
and prices are higher than heretofore,
feeding lambs at $500 to 90 SO, feeding
wethers and yearlings s4,35 to sI.s5,
breeding ewes $500 to s. IS, according
to flesh and breeding, old ewes around
1926. Eastern reports are encourag-
ing, and indicate that mutton is going
into cOnsumptive channels as fast as
IL can be dressed, and II the visible
supply can be properly distributed
in the marketing, prices should be
satisfactory some weeks ahead.
J. A. RICKART,
L. S, CorrespOndcnt.
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Forced Into Exile

VIM. Upchurch OF Glen Oak, Okla,
was an exile from home. Mountain
air, he thought, would cure afrightful
lung-racking cough that had detied all
remedies for two years. After six
months he returned, death dogging
his steps. "Then began to use DR..
Kings New Discovery" he writes,
land after taking six bottles am as
we'll as ever" 1t saves thousands
yearly from desperate lung diseases.
lnfallible for Coughs and Colds, 1t
dispels Hoarseness and Sore Throat.
Cures Grip, Bronchitis, Hemorrhages,
Asthma, Group. Whooping Cough. SOC
and 81. 90, trial bottle free, guaranteed
by all druggists.
The Ordway new era., 1909-11-12
PERSONALS.

". +. TarboX, OF Sugar City, was In
Town yesterday on business.
Miss Myrtle Greene, of indianapolis,
Pnd., arrived last Friday for an eX.
ended visit with Rev. and Mrs.
p L. Brauham.
Erwin Williams, who has been re-
dlng on the Andy Dean farm, will
Pslye soon for Oregon aud will offer
BIS goods and chattels for sale on next
"Wednesday, Nov. 18th. See his ad. in
ths issue
HE McAfee, travelling auditor Of
'he Colorado Telephone Company, Wis
lied the local exchange Wednesday
|and found everything o. X, which
|speaSs well for the management Of
Mss WiCkstrom.
Mrs. Fred Bass entertained the
Harmony Club Wednesday. Regard
less Of the bad weather fifteen ladies
were present to enjoy the hearty re-
|past served by the hostess. Mrs. Nj.
L Bashor cntertains in two weeks.
Mrs. NJ. n. Ross was hostess for the
Thursday Club last week. The pro-
g'am Consisted Of character sketch
|Ol julius Caesar by Mrs. Thos. Gala
van; synopsis OF the Play by Mrs. d.
!" '. Roberts; Grave OF Shakespeare, by
MS L, L. Edgar, and the reading OF
'ne play by the entire club. The
meeting was very interesting and in.
'1uctive. Mrs. b. r. Thompson en-
pertains on November eighteenth.
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County Commissioners Fir Tax Lsvy

During the past week the county
commissioners have been in session
and fixed the tax levy for the year
1909. The total levy in La Junta
will be 60.6 mills as compared to 81
mills last year. The total levy is
made up of the following: State, Al
school district No. IL, 20 mills; city of
La Junta, 20 mills; county and high
school, 1865. Total, 6O.6 mills-four-
tenths OF a mill less than last year.
The levy for county purposes of
1865 includes 2.25 mills for high school
purposes. Last year the levy for the
high school was. II mills. The in.
crease is occasloned by the fact that
all the towns In the county that have
high schools will be exempt from tax
alton for La Junta Union High School,
No. /. These towns include Rocky
Ford, Manzanola, Fowler, Ordway and
Sugar City. All Of the other school
districts in the county will pay the
2.25 mills for the support Of the county
high school. The tax levy in school
district No. II Of 20 mills is the same
as last year, except that this year the
levy is for ls mills special and mi /;
for interest on bonds, while last year
it was 10 mills special and l mill in
terest on bonds.
Taxes In Rocky Ford next year will
be ten per cent. higher than In La
Junta, the total levy being 70.35 mills
as compared to 65 mills last year.-La
Junta "Trib."
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CHRISTIAN CHURCH

Regular worship will be conducted
at the Christian church next Lords
Day.
Bible school at 0:i5 a. IN.
Lords Supper and preaching at II
o'clock. Subject, "The Way OF the
Cross"
Evening worship, 1880. Subject,
"The Fiery Trial"
Training for service class Monday at
1880 p. IN.
Prayer meeting Wednesday at 1880
p. IN.
Choir practice Friday, 7:3O p. m.
You are welcome to these services.
EDw. L. BRANHAM, Pastor.
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Tho National Sugar Manufacturio1 Co.

Sugar City, Colo, Nov. End, 1909
Dear Sir:
1t appears to us to be wise to be-
elh The slloing of bcets. There is n
large acreage and correspondence
large tonnage still in the ground. As
long as the weather permits deliveries
ana no Interruption to factory opera.
tloh occurs we can take about 500 tons
DAILY, direct from the ground into the
factory, SO that the harvesting and
delivery of certain quantity daily
and the silOing of bcets can 90 On
regularly and provide continuous work
for your harvesters.
The important point to which we
wish to call your attention, is the
careful and complete topping and
cleaning Of bcctS intended for siloing
ana the preparation of proper silos, as
some OF the sliced bccts will have to
remain in the silOs at least so days.
Bccts being low in sugar and purity
this season, you are more than usually
Interested to see that this work is
carefully done.
Under no circumstances should you
permit your help to silO bccts that are
frosted. Our contract provides that
we are not TO accept frozen brets and
we will exercise our right under this
provision OF the contract.
IL beets are properly sliced they
should keep well. II beets are frozen
or the last veStigc OF top not removed
they may spoil or start growth again
The spoiled beetS we cannot use at
all, and If by reason OF bad topping or
bad silOing the tests Of sliced bccts
fall below l2 per cent. sugar and 50
per cent. purity we reserve the right
to refuse TO go on receiving them.
II you tind it necessary to silO more
than 10 per cent. 6f your acreage you
are at liberty TO do so for your own
protection against possible bad
weather conditions.
The NATIONAL SUGAR MIRO. Co.
2t35 j. II. Windteldcr, General Mgr.
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EVANGELICAL CHURCH

Services over Sunday as follows:
Sunday School, English and German
at 10 a. III.
Prayer meeting at 100 a. III.
Young Peoples Alliance at 80 p. m.
Sermon at 7:30 p. III.
Mid-wcck prayer meeting Wedncs.
lay at T:3o =. m.
Bob Greek Sunday School 10 a. m.
Sermon / a. m.
King Center preaching 300 p. IN.
Public cordially invited to all
services.
c. S. STEINMETZ, Pastor.
The Ordway new era., 1909-11-12

U C.'s met with Mrs. l. II. Shelton
"ednesday afternoon. A large mum.
vet turned out in spite of the bad
Weather. A jolly good time was had
%ali and dainty lunch was served
W Tile hostess. All members are re-
yaested to be present at the home Of
s's H. NJ. Davis Wednesday, Nov. IL.
rssI = meeting to be held before
thanksgiving.
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PUBLIC SALE
Col. A. X. FRYE, Auctioneer,

I. the undersigned, will offer for
sale to the highest bidder, at the OLD
Andy Dean place, Al miles west ana
| mile north OF Ordway, on
Wednesday, November 18th.
the following property, to'wit:
] Chestnut horse, years old, weight
about 1850; Brown mare, 8 years old,
weight about 1850: Brown mare, =
wears old, weight about 1900; l Sorrel
horse, I years old, weight about lloo;
/ Sorrel mare, good single driver
weight about 1850; this years coit'
| Jersey COW.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
One Birdsell wagon, 3t, wide tire;
combined Hay and Wood rack;
Deering Self Rake reaper; Caliiorh'a
Snecial Riding plow; l Walking plow;
/ cultiyator; 3 sets double work mar
ness: 1 road wagon; l single harness,
forks, shovels and other farming ana
carpeuter tools. Also all my
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
including 3 stoves, rerr'ge,a'ol'
kitchen cabinet, organ, dresser, booK'
case, writing desk, 2 sanitary couches'
tables, bedsteads, chairs, Dishes etc'
TERMS CASH. FREE LUNCH AT NooN'
f. WILLIAMS.
c,,pp, - g. SpRATT, Auctiuneers.
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A Scalded Boys ShrtekS

horrifld his grandmother, Mrs. Maria
Taylor, OF Nebo, KY, who writes that
when all thought he would die, BUCK.
lens Arnica Salve wholly cured him,
iufallible for burns, scalds, cuts, corns
wounds, bruises, cures fever-sores,
boils, skin eruptions, chilblains, chap
ned hands, soon routs piles. Csc at
any drug store.
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BAPTIST CHURCH.

Sunday School at 10 o'clock sharp.
Preaching morning and evening by
the pastor.
Young Peoples Union at 600 p. IN.
WALTER a. WHITrLE, Pastor.
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Town Board Meeting

iHe bOdTu Oh trustees met IN feku.
lar session at the Town Hall on Mon
day evening, Nov. lst, 1909. Present,
Mayor Ward and Trustees Besch,
Cook, Danncllcy and Steinmetz. Al
sent, Trustees Ross and Ilgenfritz.
Minutes of last regular meeting and
of special meetings held on Oct. 22nd
and Oct Both were read and approved.
The following bills were allowed:
l. j. Eley, street work ...... 8 l.SO
Geo. E. Herman, special police. 37o
j. L. Downcy, '' 3.75
Jas. O'Conncll, $50
VIM. Worker, team and moving
machine. ................ APO
VIM. Worker, days salary as
marshal lin Sept.). . $50
VIM. Worker, Oct. salary as
marshal ............ ... 1900
| A. A. Brooks, Oct. salary, treas. 500
E. p. johnson, Oct. salary as
Clerk and Water Com. ..... 5000
Ordway Electric Light and
Power Co, lights ... ... 1850
Il. w. English Lumber Co.,
lumber and cement . 1870
=. w. fravel, blacksmithing. 7.50
Geo. E Herman, draying ... 200
f. w. Mcdaniel, costs. Town
OF Ordway vs.. Jas. O'Connell sos
Bill OF James O'Connell for work on
Jail cell was laid on the table until
next meeting.
Bids for the building Of ten cement
street crossings were opened and read
as follows:
p. c. Dunlap, 81 cents per square
foot and sidewalks from property line
To crossing II cents per square foot.
Spinkelmire & Colgin, crossings 26c
per square foot and walks IL cents.
G. w. Lacy, crossings si7.iO for so
foot streets about lsi cents per foot)
and 20c per square foot for extra
length on Ofuot streets, IL. cents
per square foot for walks.
On motion G. W. Lacy was awarded
the contract for five crossings with
the privilege OF more at the option OF
the Board OF Trustees.
Moved and carried that sidewalk
contractors be allowed to put in alley
crossings at 20c per square foot where
they have contracts for the walks at
both ends of crossings.
On motion the Street, Alley and
Park committee was authorized to let
contracts for other alley crossings at
2oc per square foot.
On motion Wm. Worker was ap-
pointed sidewalk and crossing inspect
or and the mayor instructed to notify
him OF said appointment. On motion
the first ten street crossings were
ordered to be constructed at the fol-
lowing places: On the west side OF
Colorado Blvd. across Third st. On
the north side Of Second ST. across
Colorado Blvd. On the north side OF
Third st. across Colorado Blvd. On
the north side OF Fourth ST. across
Denver and Colorado Blyds. and Lin
coin and Otcro avenues On the east
side Of Denver Blvd. across Fifth st.
On the west side OF Denver Blvd.
across Sixth ST. and on the south side
of Sixth st. across Denver Blvd.
Meeting adjourned at IL 30 p. m.
L. p. JOHNSON,
Clerk and Recorder.
The Ordway new era., 1909-11-12

Everybody come to the big Thanks
giving dinner and supper at Ordway
Opera House, Nov. 25. To be served
by the ladies Of St. Peters church.
All YOU want to eat for 26c. Don't
forget the Fancy Work Bazaar 10 the
afternoon.
The Ordway new era., 1909-11-12

i. b, Wadlington. as agent for tne
administrator Of the estate OF y. -:
Fulcher, will offer the householo
rnds Of the deceased for sale at the
residence on Saturday, Nov. 2oth.
The Ordway new era., 1909-11-12

The young men st. Peters church
will give a dance on Thanksgiving
evening In the Ordway Opera house.
Tickets on sale at wathen's Jewelry
Shop. 2t35
The Ordway new era., 1909-11-12

nills are out announcing the sale of
" !" Rock, who will dispose Of stock,
uOusehold goods and numerous articles
"puolic sale next Friday, Nov. 10th.
The Ordway new era., 1909-11-12

AtOpf Brothers occupy considerable
'pdce In this issue with the announce
aent OF their second annual church
uonatlon sale.
The Ordway new era., 1909-11-12
Young Girls Are Victims

" headache, as we'll as older women,
Du1 all get quick relief and prompt
.u'e from DR.. Kings New Life Pills,
sae worlds best remedy for sick and
~, al.''ous headaches. They make pure
S'ood' and strong nerves and build up
svu. ~ health. Try them. Csc ut
s'l druggists.
The Ordway new era., 1909-11-12

II you want to see something pref
ty. inspect the fine line Of heating
stoves ut The Ordway Hardware and
Furniture Co.
The Ordway new era., 1909-11-12

Next Wednesday occurs the sale Of
e. williams on the Andy Dean farm.
See bill in this Issue.
The Ordway new era., 1909-11-12

We make larger loans per acre,
and at less rate. Only per cent. Tell
me how much you want.
4t36 l. H. SHELTON, the Land Man
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PROGRAM
L. S. Correspondent.

The following program will be rcn.
dercd by the Ordway High School on
Wednesday evening, November 25th.
Parents and friends OF the pupils are
invited to attend.
The Ordway new era., 1909-11-12

For nne dental work 20 to Doctor
Field. the dentist, at Sugar City.
The Ordway new era., 1909-11-12
PUBLIC SALE

On lots next door to the pOstOilice
in Ordway, will dispose OF the fol-
lowing property TO the highest bidder
at . o'clock, on
Friday November 10th 1909:
One span Driving Mares, llamble-
tonians, 1 and q years old, weight 300
pounds, broke doIblc and single, some
thing toppy, reserve privilege OF sell
ing prior to sale, come and see them;
one top buggy, Moon Bros. good as
new; one Milburn wagon, 3 inch steel
skein, double box with spring seat and
down brake, new; one set of driving
harness with leather nets; one
set light double work harness; one
single harness; some woven wire fcnc-
ing.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
One heater; one camp; one oil heat
er; one cupboard; one extension table;
one round dining table; one center
table: three bcdstcads; two sets
springs; one sanitary couch; one set
cane bottom chairs; one set dining
chairs; three rockers; some carpet ana
linolcum. 100 cans canned fruit con-
sisting OF cherries, blackberries, peach
cs, goose berries, jcllies, etc. Cooking
utensils, dishes and many other arti-
cles too numerous to mention.
TERMS STRICTLY CASH.
c. NJ. ROCK.
Col, A. X. FRYE, Auctionecr.
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400 Corduroy pants for 1925 at
Montgomery Mercantile Company.
The Ordway new era., 1909-11-12

Photo mounting board. At .hi. ONCE.
The Ordway new era., 1909-11-12

Debate-Resolved That College
Preparatory is More Desirable Than
n Business Education. Affirmative,
Eta Mickleberry and Marian Bass.
Negative, Linda Gallavan an d
Litha Wright.
Sopu .... School
Decision OF Judges on charades and
debate.
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TAXICAB RATES PRESCRIBED.

The
yesterday
In the persons
tes Hre given
quarter
thereafter, OF waiting, Oeenes
Thrift = m
third of
mile of
mile fraction
radius hereafter
side the children
cents.
The minimum price for city
No charge shall be
distance Travelled
fol At the ibed dtarin
going
while
liuts
fOr a I'm the tariff
Tax OF
rtyepe
than 81
of
shall without
be TOR al he of
exceeding
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Would increase Army Cadets.

Senator Warren, OF Wyoming. chairman
Of the Committee on Military Affairs in
troduced bill yesterday providing that
whenever any cadet has finished three
years OF his course AT West Point tho
succeeding appointment may be made
from his Congressional district or at
large. II accordance with the law. The
effect OF this bill would be to authorizs
every Senator and Congressman 10 make
appointments every three instead Of ev-
cry four years. The measure IS designed
to Increase the number OF cadets at West
Point.
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MEMORIAL DAY PLANS.
Instructions on Observance Issued
by Commander.

Instructions as 10 the observance %
Memorial Day. May 81. have been issued
by Edwin Il. dOlbrook. department COM
mander Of the G. A r He asks that all
commanders and veterans take part IN
the ceremonies. and in some way do
homage TO those who died in the struggle
for the preservation Of the nation.
Members Of patriotir. military. and civic
associations. the clergy, the teachers
children Of the Sunday. pubhc. and pri-
vate schools, and all patriotic people.. are
urged 20 unite with the veterans.
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VIII of BENJAMIN stro,her.

The viii Of Benjamin Strother. who died
last Saturday, vas fled for probate yes
terday, bearing date Of April - last One
half OF the estate IS beQueathed 10 Caro-
line Strother. The other half. including
furniture and money. goes share anS
share alike 10 Henry Strother Isaac
Strother. and c. H A Strother. the last
Of whom is named executor without bond.
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"FELLOW-CITIZENS. +"

Senator COe l. Crawford, Of
South Dakota, fresh from the
bustings, made the rafters ring
in the Senate yesterday-that is,
he vOGld have made them ring
had there beer any rafterS.
FeIlOEv-citIzeBs.5 cried Sens
tor Crawford, yvbereat most Of
the other Senators laughed and
continued ErinninE until the
South Dakota orator had finished,
Nobody ever called Senator'S aefeI-
Icsv-eitizens. before.
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SHERMAN NOT AN OPTIMIsT.
Vice President Sees an Extended
Session OF Congress.

Session OF Congress.
Vice President Sherman IS not optimls-
tic as TO an early enactment Of the tariff
law
He sent letter yesterday declining an
invitation 20 address the Royal Arca7una
at Chicago. ard gave as his reason that
he believed Congress would be in ses-
sion up 70 August L at least
The letter was addressed to Roger Van
Sands, Of Chicago, supreme regent OF the
Royal ArcsnUu, who has asked Mr.
Sherman TO tx g date between July l.
and August I, when II would be con-
venient for him TO address the orgaDi-
zatiOn- Afterward Mr. Sherman indicated
that he expected Congress 10 he in ses-
sion well into August
Two suits of clothes Of cotton linen
made in Georgia were given 70 Mr.. Sner-
man yesterday by Senator Bacon. OF that
State. in behalf Of q constituent
Mr. Sherman said he was glad TO have
them, as he expected 10 be here a good
part Of the summer
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WANTS MORE REAL ESTATE.
Senator WetmOre Would Increase
the Capitol Grounds.

the NApttOA UrOunaE-
Senator Wetmore, Of Rhode Island. yes
terday introduced bill authorizing the
acquisition Of the necessary real estate in
Washington 10 make an avenue 80 feet
wide connecting Pennsylvania avenue at
the Peace Monument. just west OF the
Capitol grounds. with the Plaza IN front
OF the new Union Station.
Mr.. Wetmore Is chairman O. the Com
mittee on Library. and MS plan is in ac-
cord with the general park Improvement
scheme Of WASHINGTON
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ADVERTISTS SWARM
into TENTED CITY
Thirty-Seyenth General Con-
ference Opens To-day.
BUSY SCENES AT TAKoMA PARK

Delegates and Their Friends Arrive
About 5000 Strong in Little Mary
land Town to Attend Session Last
ing TIL June 6-Reception and
Comfort of visitors Looked After.
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Senator Gore Replies.

Mr. Gore. the blind Senator from Okla
hora, made a spirited reply 20 Senator
Hale The trusts and mOnOpolies Of the
country. Mr.. Gore asserted. are endeavOr-
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CLOSE
THEIR CONVENTION
Many viii Remain for the
tuberculosis Meeting.
DR.. HENRY HUN IS PRESIDENT

Election of Officers Results in the
Selection of an Albany Man as
Head of the Associatioa-Impor
Programme Scheduled for Phthfzis
Session To-day-Adjourn Saturday.
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While you think OF Il. telephone your
Want Ad- 10 The Washington Herald.
and bin viii be sent You at l cent word
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Names of the Delegates.

Inc delegates lncluGe-
Atlantic Union Conference-B. F. Davis.
o. Montgomery. c. H Edwards. VI. l..
Andreasen, F H de Vinney. H. ". Carr.
Louis Zecchetto, Jennie Thayer. Z. W.
Farnsworth, DR.. ". z. Bliss. r. J. Brv-
ant, 3 F. Maehisn. and Mrs. Y. J.
FarnswOrth.
Canadian Union Conference-Wfliiam
Guthrie. George II. Skinner. Eugene Le-
land Ira S Jones. c. II. Keslake. J o.
Miller. " H Thurston, P. F. Noftsger.
and Miss Margaret Shanks.
Central Union Conference-C Charles
Thompson, 3. ", Brown, 4. N. Hiatt
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VIRGINIA AVE, Sec0ud HO1z f-0l Bosr1zEa
OD1 al Ts4L. eFezi0ozicz TIE StezI Pisr- p--
EsaA e2thA J. n. 2 ecTHWELL
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HOTEL JACKSON

FUNtE De LION,
tiTE1r1a GTe- ano Beach; Eurcpes1 Pan. 8 day ID,
ADslzn PIX. 3 day ID: eIs7zt1r frca Street
ALFRED B. GRINDR0r.
NV CLARION. KENTUCKY AVE ID House
froz beach; eleEst1T; bookIsL s h B0NIFACE-
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HOTEL Dennis

ATLANTIC CITY. n. :. his ho1ss e dssszbt-
frliy loczted, Directly % tie bzch. and has Al
,lnoostructed view q ths ocsaa ard bosrdzalk
WALTER J. BUZBT
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ARLINGTON !
THE LELANDE
HOTEL BOTHWEII

SEEllAL 5EkINfr RATES.
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