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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-14

Samuel Thornburg of Falls Church has
as her house guest her mother, Mrs. S.
A. Horner of Burlington, n. j., and her
sister-in-law, Mrs. Lincoln Horner, and
of Hackettstown, n. J. Mrs. Samuel
Copper entertained informally at her
home, on Jefferson street, in honor of
Mrs. Homer of New Jersey. Mrs. Green
entertained the members of the Episcopal
Guild Thursday afternoon.
Miss Dorothy Downs, who has been
the guest of Miss Matilda Elliott at East
End. has returned to her Baltimore. Md,
home. Mr.. and Mrs. Davenport are at
the Berkeley Springs, Va, for several
weeks. Mrs. William Morsell, after a
months stay in the White Mountains of
New Hampshire. and New York, has re-
turned to Falls Church. Mr.. Lester
Brpner and wife have returned to East
Falls Church after pleasant stay at
Colonial Beach. Mr.. and Mrs. +. r..
Parker have returned home after visit
to Bluemont guests of DR.. Nj. e.
and Mrs. 3. Darncs and Mr.. and Mrs. Il.
Elliott have returned to Falls Church
after, visit to cumberland, Nd Mr..
and Mrs. Darius Varcoe left Falls
to their son in Pennsylvania. The mem
bers of the NJ. L. Church Sunday School
had delightful outing ts Chesapeake
Beach Tuesday. Mrs. K. {. l.. Moncure
OF East rams CnuIcn entertained most
charmngly the Bridge Club Wednesday
afternoon. Mir. and Mrs Reginald Hodg-
son. who were recently married in Nor
folk, Va, visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs Thomas Hodgson of East Falls
Church. Mrs. Nobel Moore of Falls
Church is camping at Colonial Beach
with number of friends Mrs. Haskell,
Misses Edith Haskell. Willie Elliott Miss
Carper and Messrs. Got. Roul, Hodson, j.
RidGway and Herbert Allison have re-
nod frnVp Ictf tn tal
Miss Ruth and Kathleen Sullivan have
returned to Falls Church after a pleasant
visit to friends in Herndon, Na.-Miss
Ruth Williams is visiting friends in Lig
mum. Va. Miss Bertha Logan has re-
turned to Falls Church after a visit to
friends at Rieyville, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-14
LEESBURG, VA.
oecial Correspondence OF The Star.

Special Correspondence OF The Star.
LEESBURG, Va. August -, 1910.
Mrs. John Aldridge Gibson entertained
Wednesday evening in honor of her SIS
ter, Miss Courtney Perry of Richmond
Miss Mary Conrad gave dance Friday
evening in honor OF Miss Margaret Fish
burns guests. Miss Mary Peterkin of
Parkersburg. w. Va, and Miss Thomas
of the eastern shore, Md. Mr.. Frank
Carr of Washington spent the week end
in Leesburg. Capt. and Mrs. Rittenhouse
of Philadelphia are visiting the latters
mother, Mrs. Haddie Clagett, lin THIS
town Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Gresham OF
Washington are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. William E. Garrett. Mrs. Robert
Burke of Washington is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Annie Johnson. Misses
Louise and Lucy Lee Powell of stanton
were the guests of Mrs. Hugh Lee Powell
the past week. Mr. Thomas i. Worsiey
of ST. Louis is visiting his sisters in this
town. Mr.. and Mrs. w. 7. G. Rogers of
Hsymarket spent the week end at Bel
mont. the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Scott Ferguson. DR.. and Mrs. Truman
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FALLS CHURCH. VA.

Special Correspondence of The Star.
FALLS CHURCH, Va. August II, 1910.
Mr. and Mrs. J. d. Payne and Miss
Ruth Payne and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Crossman and son Clark have gone to
Bluemont, Va, for a three-week outing.
Mrs. Pickering Dodge was hostess Tues
day afternoon a her East End home,
when she entertained in honor of Mrs.
Lincoln Horner of New Jersey, who is
the guest OF Mrs Samuel Thornburg OF
Falls Church. Miss Carrie Hall enter
tanned few friends at her home, on Co
lumbia street, Thursday night in honor
of her house guests, Miss Mary Fulton of
Herndon, Va, and Miss Edna Shipman of
Hobbs, Md. Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs Livingston. Mr.. and Mrs. John Seay,
jr.; Mr.. and Mrs. W. l.. Fox and Miss
Ethel Payne, the Misses Seay and Messrs.
j. H. Mari, w. T. Parrot, Charles Har-
mon, G.. r. White and William Bali Mrs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-14

Maryland is spending several weeks with
friends here Miss Ruth Dyer has re-
turned from a pleasant siX-week stay
In Newport News. Farmers Club No 4
gave delightful basket picnic on Broad
run Thursday. Those enjoying the fort
nights stay at Camp Hate-to-Quit," near
Castlemans Ferry, Shenandoah river, are
Misses Edna Middleton, Ethel Smith,
Martha Blanchard and Edward Blanch-
ard of Washington. Miss Virts of Lees
burg. Mr.. Walter. Dawson of Fairfax and
DR.. Frank Robey and Messrs George R.
Bready. Clarence Hutchinson and
Clarence Walker. They are chaperoned
by Mr.. and Mrs. William Dawson of
Herndon.
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FAIRFAX, VA.
pccial correspondence Of The Star
FAIRFAX, Va, .Augu

FAIRFAX. Va, August Is. 1910
DR.. and Mrs. George E. Corey and
daughters Cariotta and Frances, spent
Friday here. Mrs. William Cross and
family attended the bush meeting at Pur-
ceiville Sunday. Mr. Ashby Graham
Miss Belle Graham, Mr. Moncure and
Miss Helen Barnes We're all visitors to
Purcellville last week. Mr.. Samuel Wrenn
of Herndon was Fairfax visitor Monday
Miss Louise Brandon was the weekend
guest of Miss Virginia Richardson. Mr.
f. ID. Richardson has returned from
camping trip to Piedmont, w Va Miss
Mary Renney who fell and injured her
arm last week. is much improved Miss
Emira Holbrook of Washington is the
guest of her uncle, Mr. Elton r. HolbrOok
NJ. B. Richardson +. r. Holbrook and E.
NJ. Wiley made an auto tour through
Mount Vernon district last Sunday as the
guests of Mr.. Pierce Reid. Miss Mabel
Jerman. Miss Bernice Jerman and Miss
Nellie TwomblE have returned from a de-
lightfu trip to Colonial Beach. Miss Lille
Jerman of Washington is the guest of
Mrs R. D. Haines. Foster Reed of F'loris
spent several days with friends at Fair
fax last week.
Miss Halle Moncure has returned from
a visit to her sister. MIS-. William
Brinkle OF Wilmington, Del. Mrs
Brinkle and children accompanied Miss
Moncura home for visit. DR.. and Mrs
w P. Malone and Miss Franzoni of
Washington have been visiting Mrs R.
r.. Farr Miss Charlotte Forsythe of
Richmond is visiting the Misses Goodwin
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Tansili Oliver en-
tertained at party Monday night in
honor of the birthdays of their son Louis
and of their guest. Miss Virginia Hanen
of Luray Cards and dancing We're thor
oughly enjoyed. The guests included
Miss Virginia Richardson. Miss Graham
Miss Mary Donohoe. Miss Susie Donohoe
and Messrs Moncure, Wiley. Richar dson
Stump. Dawson. Carr. McCandish and
Fletcher Mr.. and Mrs. G. Vernon Ford
and daughter Josephine made week
end trip to New York by sea. Mrs. r. r.
Thornton is spending her vacation at
Ocean View Mr.. ]. W. Rust has return
ed from a pleasant vacation spent at his
old home Mrs Coe and Miss Madeline
Coe returned Monday from a visit Of sew
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Parker have as their guest Miss a2lcntt
of Richmond. Mrs. Iucian Curry and
children of Richmond are spending. some
time with Mr.. and Mrs. William Newton
Wise. Mr. and Mrs Cornelius Shawn
have as their guests Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Shawn and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Shawn "f
Hampton, Va. Mr.. and Ms ~ i. Lee
Rust of Birmingham, Ala. are visitin;
Mrs. Armistead Rust her home b. tins
city. Mrs. Benton WiImarth of &ash-
ington is the guest of Miss FlorentA Van
Deventer Mr.. Frank Noncure Of al
fax spent the week end with frie1S IN
Leesburg. Mrs. George Lewis RNil-
mington. Del, is visiting al the LOG of
Dir. and Mrs. Nelson q. West Miss Cora
Slower of Rockville is visiting Mrs Gan
uel S. Lutz at Springwoo1. Miss iaann'e
Edwards has as her guests Mas. = caa
Meade and small daughter of Baltimore
and Mr.. Henry Having of New York.
Mrs. Luther A. Brown has returned 10
her home i'll this town after ii Visit TO tier
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. McChesney of
Washington. Mrs. !. H. Saunders 81
Washington is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
Frederick Saunders OF Lombardy, near
Leesburg. Miss Zaidee Leith OF WASH
ington is visiting Mrs. john Gill at her
home on Market street. Mrs Francis
T. Green is visiting at Elvon. the home
of her father Capt. j. W. Foster. Nh.
Clayton Paxton of Richmond is Visitin.
his mother. Mrs. NJ. L. Paxton. at Pur-
cellNllle. Mrs. =. u ftuticiig Of W d$l-
ington is the guest of Mrs. A. NJ. Jannv;
at Purcellvile Miss Bessie Dorsey -
Mt Airy. Md. is visiting Miss Marian
Parker at her home near Hiilsboro Mrs
Effie Parker of Tappahannock. Va. is tie
guest OF her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam Wilson, at Hillsboro. MIR. Levi TaT-
lor of California is spending sOpc TINA
with his mother, Mrs. w. H. Taylor. at
Miss Carrie Hardestey an
Miss Genevieve Webb are visiting at thu
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Pigsott rc1r
Mrs. VIII Moore of Alex
andria and Miss Lille Burke ofSWasll-
ington are visiting Mrs. J. V. Nichols at
Mrs. Elizabeth Gregg and
Miss Laura Gregg have been spending
some time at the home of Mr.. J. w
(Contipn-. N Fourth Fasx
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DEPTHS Of the Seas.

From The london Globe.
The variations of the depths of the seas
are remarkable. From recent soundngs
We learn from a Paris contemporary that
in certain parts of the Pacific ocean the
depth is $500 meters, that is, about the
distance from Trafalgar Square to New
Cross Gate. Other great depths recorded
are the North Atlantic. s.3al meters /:
South Pacific. $500: South Atlantic. I.4G0;
Indian ocean. 500. Caribbean sea, 6,21J.
The meter Is - inches. On the other
hand the Baltic is comparatively shall
low, not quite iUo meters. In clear -at,r,
when the sun is shining, diver can
easily see to work at depth of 20
meters. AT ~ meters very ittie can be
distinguished Bcyoud that depth it is as
dark night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-14
SOCIETY.

Continued from Second Page.)
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Miss Annie Whiting has returned from
a weeks visit to ST. George Island Mr..
j. D. Brown has returned from visit to
Culpeper county.
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(Contip"-. N Fourth Fa-x
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-02-24
WE SHOULD RESPOND.


The question that Is sometimes
asked, lis the Democratic party
desd2' will soon receive an emphatic
answer in the ne.eti~e. The Demo-
cratic congressional committee, which
looks after SAo car paign in tie vari-
ous distress Vhic. send men 10 The
house OF Representatives, HIS collect
ed in formation regarding popalfr lis
content With Republican legislation,
pSlicy and tactics which leads it to the
conclusion mat an active campaign to
change INC poacal complexion of the
zoaee iii prove successful. Tfere is
. question that popCl;.r d!sapproval
of the Republican II lie is growing. that
Il is based on substantial grievances,
d ,-e.e is Eauch reason behind the
r" lie c1uarait;ee in determin-
ing to wage an aggressive campaign
in every congressional district in
which t.ere is the Brightest hope of
@-nias c"s Republican and electing
a Democrat IN his place.
Tfe committee will need money for
ais purc ose, and it will solicit mod
81 contributions from Democrats all
3vef ire country In iris section
At1e re are al! Democrats there is
. occasion T. spend more than the
'lsms needed to carry on the formali-
ties, and we should try to divide our
good fortune with our less favorablv
brethren of a common Dolitio-
al faith by responding with some lib
erality &c the calls that NAV be made
lpon Us in due time by the congress
sional committee. We wouldr he az
much benefited by revolution in the
odSe as the people OF any other sec
on, and are thus directly interested.
Let us. therefore, cheerfully do oar
Aare il the liberation of the country
rom srolcnGed and disastrous Repub-
lean misrule.
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DOES THE Nor-" =
NEGRO?
ATE THE

The more the recent Cairo. ILL.,. in
cident is looked into the move ~'o~
ingly it reveals the 80 hatre4
of the negro prevailing lover the
north. The sheriff was blamed for
calling negro deputy sheriffs to his
aid in defending negroes who were
confined in the jail on charge of
snatching a purse from white wo-
man. AT first blush it looked as
though he was entirely wrong, but
what could he have done? The Jail
was openly threatened and the sheriff
tried in vain to secure white men who
would act as deputies and do their
duty in defending the prisoners
against mob. The white people of
Cairo would see the Jail battered down
before they would fire gun in it's
defense fer the protection of a negro
prisoner, and they told the sheriff so.
He had to employ negro deputies or
abJectly surrender to a mob which
had neither justification nor provoca-
ton for its existence and temper.
Down in this section where we take
life and law and order and ethics
more Sriously, ml-b to hang
couple or more of negroes for theI
comparatively mild offense of snatch
ing purse could never be gathered
together. in fact the south is going
out of the mob business quite general
ly since justice mas begun to bestir it
self and afford protection and inflict
penalaties for crime. We have begun
to want to be pretty sure a negro is
guilty before he is punished, and
white men are placed under similar
rule. The people of Cairo have no.
body hut themselves to blame for their
modification at being shot up more
or less fatally by negro deputies.
There need have been no negro depu-
ties. 1t is difficult to work up feel
ing of sympathy for the men who
suffered at the hands of their colored
fellow citizens. q
Z" SA+~ I. =. =. 81,
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tNoW is THE TIME FOR ALL GOOD
MEN TO COME TO THE AID
OF THE PARTY"

With the Ballinger- Pinchot inyes-
tigation acting like an unruly craft on
sea in the house, the in
surgents in both branches of con.
gress with drawn swords ready to &c
after the scalps of the regulars. a cry
| from every quarter of the country
against the iniquitous AIdrich-P Payne
tariff bill, a makeshift and delusion
as against its campaign pledges, the
/, Republican party seems to be worse
torn and afflicted than it has been be-
fore in its entire history. The OPP
portunity OF the Democracy is at hand,
If those people who march under its
standards will rally to the occas-
ion.
The Taft administration, that open
ed SO auspiciously, has fallen upon
evil days. The Presidents smile has
been cheering, but not sustaining.
Things have come into a great tangIe
and there is a floppiness about the
situation that is very unlike the old
rightly that the militant Republican
( organization has maintained for the
| Fast ten years. The people are find
| ing out its wickadness, they are BIZ.
| ginning to see through its hypccrisr
and to realize, what is the fact that
the Republican party exists only fol-
the benefit of special interests. rh.
protective tariff has brought I'D hare
against the masses at last, in raisins
:, the cost of living an an in
ordinate and unbearable point
If the protective tariff goe
| the Republican party falls, b.
cause the special interests VIII aav
no use for it and the people .eall,
don't believe in it at all, hut hav
borne with it in the mistaken iIea tina
it represented material prosperity. @,
a test of principle the Republican par
ty must fall miserably, and it is com
ing to test of principles,
Now is the time for all good mel
to come to the aid of their party" q
the typewriter test sentence has ii
and the Democrats should hic ont tina
sentence on their typ writers az,
stamp it on their consciousness. TIL,
Eemoc attic party has Zen ilr pyctt!
sad estate for a long time, but it i
not impossible that it shoIld pull 4
self out of the slough and get on higl
ground and take up the march toward
the heights of responsibility. SureE
there are men of parts and principle
who can put aside the petty thing
that have so long made the Demo
!, cratic party like the shifting sands
and now is the time for them to asser
themselves.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-02-24

Sweeping powers are given city re
corders by the Supreme Court decis-
ion rendered in Atlanta yesterday
Columbus Ledger. 1t is different here
In Jacksonville sweeping powers are
given to the street cleaning. depart
ment. The recorder attends to Other
duties, Florida Times Union,
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SlDELiGHTS FROM
OTHER SANCTUMS.

T.
And So Are tie American People.
The Republican party is beginning
to realize that Mr. Aldrich is not the
American peoiae. AAtlanta Georgian.
They Are Holding Their Noses Too.
The prcberse arevnow nosing around
the Chicago observation-disclosures Ban
ner. .ssttHly4 p@c
****s~-
And The Plan Is Not a Bad One.
Mayor Maddox, of Atlanta, seems
determined to quit while his credit
is good.-Rome Tribune Herald
And Scrambes!
Eggs seem to be the photographers
greatest joke just now. It's one of
those practical jokes that often bring
on unerals.-Florida Times Union.
*$#&**
Well, Is That Anything New?
Count Boni DeCastellane's parents
are said to be saing the Gould family
for non-support.-Atla Georgian.
%eSeEe
We Have the Congressman All Right.
You are doing pretty we'll, if you
have a garden and a congressman to
thank for seed.-Atlanta Constitution
%&$a%*
And Fight Hard Too!
A headline artist says that the
Irish leader is ready to fight Who
ever saw an Irishman WHO was not
ready to fight?-Valdost Times.
Or TWO!
Even if marriage is a failure wild
ow is always willing to take anothe:
chance.-Griffin Eerald.
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Yesterday was Washingtons birth
day, which reminds us of the fact that
perhaps if George had known how
much it was going to cost to buy
piece of beef steak in the year 1910
he might have nipped the whole thing
in the bud then and there.
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1t we mistake not, council has
passed an ordinance providing for,
the paving with vitrified brick of New
castle street from Gloucester to G.
and we assume that in the ordinary
course the work will be done.
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The Rome Tribune heaaiiner says.
the, generation tax. is not. very. popn;.
lar" Neither, ise.the state and county,
tax and the city tax and taxes in
general. ST. T. - =
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One New York state senator says
he bribed another one and yet did not
commit The offense Of bribery, but
was hlackmailed. He forgets that the
resignation route wasf open.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-02-24

That Ballinger investigation seems
to indicate that the Guggeinheims re
ceived coal lands from Uncle Sam
worth twenty millions of dollars for
TWO hundred and fifty thousand. Who
could not afford to buy seat in the
senate at that rate?
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II is reported that Doctor Cook is
deeply disguised because he has been
discovered. Think of the KIND OF ar
ticle the American people must feel
because he failed to discover.
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governor Hadley says that 9en"'o,
otona was not honestly reelected anu
tne senator says he can snow n,s
lon, is not he a Missourian from MS
heart.
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The ladies Of the congregation of
the Temple Beth Tifoloh should be
heartily supported in the movement
they have inaugurated to remodel the
Temple. Church buildings is a splen-
did .avocation for any community.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-02-24

SUNNY Of Republican white
wash should be sent from the Ao orer
anrasentatives at Washington over
no senate chamber at Albany
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While the entire county was max
ing up its mind to attend Tillman ;
funeral that gentleman was proppeu
mn in bed reading the life OF Joan q
Calhoun.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-02-24

This weather has real 'i"s0
.,nS IN II but soon the poet and
The milliner will get in their WORN
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We heartily concur with PreS'ue NV
Battey, of the savannah Az, n''' ~ coo
De- ana we TOO would like to see
!, Senator Brantey
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-02-24

,os,aont Taft addressed the New
York police force in Gotham n.' 'ns V aron
down to Brunswick /,
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ca,r;a Nation should share the nom
ors Of washington's birthday lo' wv
~ dearest carathine also WELD a Ut
flo Ratchet?
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The first announcement of the coun
" campaign appears in the News inns
,,,orn,nq Let's make it short one
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!, Will be Senator Percy from MIS-
.,s.,nn, and that's where Vardema'
gets his.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-02-24

The city council will pass the puu
get act this evening, bat VIII II NV
mn 70 1t is the question!
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-02-24

moth Governor Brown anu .
uoke Smith might bear IN ni'Hp ,a,,e
IN ~ - them really have to MAKE
that race for governor
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Two good days in succession sure
49, wsather man must be suffering
WITH enlargement of the heart
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philadelphia with bloody s'fee'
ear riot on hand is not a very
n,cture of Brotherly love Just now
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Mr. CLAWS seems to be somewhat v
a lawyer himself.
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When Teddy comes marching nome
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FoUMD-Small gold ring, monogram
plate in engraved circle. The own
err can have same By identifying AID
paying fer ad. S. A. Burney, mar
shall. 80
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rygsv CAV sxese7 MONDAY.

Entered at shs srses'ssss Ca ''sS'
.yt,ce as sseeaS Cas- Mail Matter
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1oST-Bicycle of Racycle make. Plug
in one CT the tires. Return to N.
w. Findley and receive reward. g
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.LoST-Child's gold necklace, with
small heart, chip diamond in heart
Finder please return to sol street.
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Want Column
EGGS FOR MATCHING.

Rhode Island Reds, Black MinoreaA
Black Langshous and Buttercup eggs
10 cents each. c. S. TAFT, phone 70. I
4-13-10