davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Graham guardian., 1912-12-13

If you are troubled with chronic
constipation. the mild and gentle
effect of Chamberlain's Tablets
makes them especially suited to your
case. For sale by Stafford Drug Co.
42-4t
Graham guardian., 1912-12-13

To RENT OR LEASE. - so acre
anch; 25 acres in alfalfa. Plenty
forwater. Inquire at this office.
41.tf
Graham guardian., 1912-12-13
Constipation, if Neglected,
Causes Serious Illness

Constipation, if neglected, leads
to almost innumcrable cornplica-
tons affecting the general health.
Graham guardian., 1912-12-13

Rye seed for sale, three cents per
pound at G.. r. REYNOLDS.
Graham guardian., 1912-12-13
WATER AND ELECTRICITY
FOR FLORENCE

The following from the Florence
Tribune shows that Florence is go
ing through the same ordeal that
Stafford passed through about three
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-16
THE CALLER-HERAL Dali
MARKET PAGE


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t.Tn esssrHs ~ operatives ~ either
sauses mlis an not ahle % darn na a
CON pHe.lu,sHsn and ~ man, INSTANCES
'ffisfs ln actisffisu afe fompnnei ~
isol'efs tsf-iH much asaal+f ana
a fuller tfade with rslnlh,ss thar Yesr
s1t N4lrnui ans sisna "a . rnnawsv
mtfhri ls'ine in siEhl ~ business
b. eiunt nnd manht ADD niors Trade
vinlt 81 tlnr q these earf ui,iro s,.aia
nffsoi frvm first lasi~is ntsaiiefn are
steetHih a,ins e. s,.tsl,.lhlc Nuslnnss.
Al s,eI-e ftin n,,ds err psablY
sfss's, ~ iHi- srs-.,n ~ il-~ ss.sf naeA
ana uiuer n,sts ll,.da.fo afr sef, wen
ntii rsimr fff WESTERN tfttiitl Il riralnr
t.Ntli ihe s-liini.. ~ ,hit,., ru~.tt..-.
Hn tHe uraraii n,nftsncui lratinn fo.lch.
a1 fnnsH uaias tis.n uu has y a,.lu
m musatv mathsta pi tnu Time TIE
mnis aro o. i's t1tnc an whasr t'fitea
wnae aiom "a fnliuws
iTHs ,hsns. rs. htN. tlxtia sc.
tsa nah tisats ~ and s4.lsci
hfeen .hesilnss -.al1.fn -l4hl-li. 81,
i,nlms a.uuHeo. iaAf iiskms. =.
nunre isf siarie iamts a,te siapir
ginFbanis co. dn-~ sinshAme ~
osaann Ferelra pc ,iait-af,n passed
sfs mHilon iale mark Monday WHEN
thr ifriHa rmuHW o. ne $40 hnlts
FHis bruuGhl ihe uiai ruf lhe scsspn
Io tom t-i iailas ,mlf eott bafHe has
iht mnib.n isiir nssts tssn reatnpd -
taflt ltst sos un nsieiaf il. isas
Nnsi WI COOS afn.n nls err,ji ncen
tsn.aiDA al fhN aipDA b. GaNteion u
..nh ttoilt n,f,s
rho oDin.n fo0eria m imarsn.
.Hnun. fNu n,HHH HtH ~ sauafs
laia W.u. nooo lairs un lo sntur,iny
aiaN 5000 $50 b. abuu riihffoi end
ihr Nalis eW .H rntHflt .ioon NNhn
leH Utiia TNrfr uH tUln meeh
llIH tii NAUE fn ihr nhnf nrInr rIu
rlatei u nrfiina Nai ihs 0lSlnn. 1pa
fl.e rn0e is.e fannsi fnm AZ lo Ga
e0lds i.l hnHnei rnr npn b. fine
iiasmahrni fi'ia sr'fssn
u a n ita Nav rfouns THE
aafll'f Niaihle ind ufNlUlp suplla ~
tlu Isaiin 81 af NeNit nrathf rrs.
r.ftt .is. che eoa ug ,sup prnplses ps
na seDohi 0ti is ns ssufe sleit na
las,na iha hrai@i nu fDssfi vhlie the
o.fidau af,as ~ inDb, nnd Uinlt are
rsisaisai a. ST. mnoR mffv ihtn anr
Fiaf hfn in utilor Wnrda. thcfo vii
nfalsitiY he en rfa iS,ituOiion
ihrsafha,a ihe world efsa n enc var
ln iie ioihans 10 hfsuFm ~ eties a.
ihs nonf fnlufc tn,l,T fhe rirnm
saHf.s what niFhi he u,r rssun 4
ins ii,llar frouaios shenia sirodf
Hos miAdinr ,sn.n ohsed M1H.lay
"a ihr pflneilai nmrhais
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-16

ntni iuiceinnn fiieerr pctpl,or ship
n.sid fism Nas york are affaga ai ~
r.iaa
An nayaufe ~ aN eenfn a~ssu ws~
fplapfiri pn NJ 2 pie peirhcs IA fhe
iiaiiimotr naFhet
.'1hlo adfleep ffofn figeere quoted
IN flfurf m1ft~ on flre Aiuala cpf-
fsfie usf teamed ln iatffaia
Tbe f.s-t - ihs 1879 e,pp ~ cslif,f.
uis uAtfi Grange wlil arrive ahoui Mo-
fnnher 10 sssrdins 10 sdsffea
Ths principal pfino Efvwvfs n iiuiis
e'uniy cali.snls. hafr aarrel 30 beld
prsns~ az u ~ scent fonr,n'ss bog
iiaias. b n add
iialfmpfs f4ninf aln>l refusal
~ 40 piilia aosan sG fuli aiAnaafd
M fofnniuca The holflrfw declined
~ seii nn.l~f % ptIlS- AZ fAaoFf
canesuk irmaon iars~ ralsina 1854
cfai. offered IL shinaeni az 81 9la
10 o. h,r s-cwvr. tlos ~ s-rrgwn
snd sise fsf i.crspn n gs-p~faua
boxes
a western eianed gss~ia n.sior
anna ss,s fcnis iipzrn on fali stand
ara t,nrirsa ~. ~ "A fafppry The
1919 pack - og,snserca a loap fhen ~.
oeseao cnees
Esrn eF~ NJ R.r,c aesnHn5 and prlees
ore firm Isenlue skpeft hlfn prlce<
ftis Nlnisf lionstD men pfpaisf 80
hlkh ~ lt2 40 sec y aeeeu IN New
Y,eh mr. fresh" eggW the new law
has eone isne effect 81 N~w YORK..
eiieh requires phat tYefS apaief must
gsil ruslonef Nheu he bailr ssof-
aes thaf 4 q ssyFare Taere IA Hisll
plrlDdlce nealnni 8isnAer Gags al
though snsy are better NJ many mi
stances than sho ~ oaiieA frsRh sxas
Fosyp~ly irresponsible persons put
egTs M storags MnKy ~ the e2gH
were too week and would nd1Ie "
have black rps NvveGnsr ef:sy >s-
llcgis pm % uorar. eEas md nonr t.,k
she beN eualify nsc rmessi ~ ><prnss
A. . cepRvQurmcs sinrtN~ exop bro
fsfn et'ss sud c,nnunnd pr< pr16uH.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-16
Local Market

WIS NN'iNlfnNf NNff NIfHN
'a' 'eF''aa' h' '',.' ~ho'eaa'efsi
Fresh fry'ts
N'.ns'' '''i'fnR '''eaeia rsf
h'
,..a-.ao nsp'st "oo nse srop
~ &. f,f htN
..N 'li''f l'f n.A p ''
'il''' peg ''N
'..' /" '''''f''n hnf tfi'ss ger
"N
li"r Nfi'f4 fFF
N',' ar''rs N'.a'"fi rir.
hINN
AIf.a NaifHna reifman psf Boss.
namn.t n.f BOB e.
luHnf nul california uof t...
fttt
tms. o. laAa b. auoo
U... I...s ll...A ..,.,.. ,.,4h.....
H.i' o."
lrfUHft colorado EItrrfa. rrr has
irafH california fan varieties psr
"i'l's california Malaga. i.pnssst
fI'N
.N' NN'''t uAr's Ask'i
'' f'''
ifHt f"Aaf uiar's rfr t.has
rsssh Vegetables
''ININi' white rafHI0la urf nHaH.I
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-16

pom SALE 7f acre farm so acres in
clitiYannn HOUSE mill good dfiukinH
water l-g mile hay front on propnsea
infrrruasiai canal I mne from hirh
school and p1siafics SO miles south
n cafpus eoH daFk sandy eupoe
laiib Vaiatie for sweet r0,atoes 800
900 bushels per acre. home demand an
limited. selling SO 30 a. 40 pr bush
~ A gold mine for the rlRhi man
Fricf $4,000 ses 81 write q. H Ritter.
Hriskton. Texas. ie-ls.sf
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-16

iiuHnlri urr la 81 fsvw Ynfh
wire fii aafalnR nillilui niunfinn
sai,h ,ausfd q panlr ID r,rplHn e.
DsfHt msfEofH iHtnatf tsff i'~4 rat
hiss fha nefpinF under fte mfluenfe
~ rhlrn nuf mlfhsf rsiAe 'tr~ lsv lef-
fla al fho eptuus Ihf disnaNd ffaip
dolnfiiif srimoH wuinE n'tiup 80
fha hrtat Haa sHffnifni tn fhrfh the
He Sine dnelsio cine eofemrly pcsrl-
missile frslnr which rfoNslir "a tnfai
rlfrirs Tho wonihef essf - ile riy~f
H. bad roia ssiln ron aalif eeuclsllf
" liilr ii,s Wem inafsn disturbances u
'eiasfed ar siiii in enc uuif - Nesico.
COR 0fs,l ir.tsas. hpwrsef f,sneln eefY
htafial and while she .Isif inles~i
per. . lafse there h llialc ihdisstlon
~ anY uueusintaa
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-16

f''iI lNf iihhNE A fNuf fHnn ,ui
f.Fr boz HHn Auf1nia rstas fuf Small
farm Improved Boz corpus CHRISTI
i1No - reuage e. Boa Write co.
phone IS q wmiasef Rnn Antonio
I'fas Ie.ft.6t
NOTICE Mfh ilHfhln haa moved h.f
tf'FsmHhinr paflora from ipig Arnts
atfo,i to foi rhaiham carn.i 80 Nauh
'afancahuu and Chatham aifesis
Hpi,s So AZ .ad ouafouers ere bel .
tii'ri ia osn at us pew aadfars
ioIb1t
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-16

iamhs taau zoo
chieaoe
ChNaaa gatiio Nt. e1as ss oae
mafEsi ial bower
li.-at,s tefMii o.
NeNaa sie.Ha sasa aaa
t8N.a ttaNta fn
ltDfa 81. ras 81 $500 mtfp,s aiaa
stnsNaN h bNsf
uHit H afha auan 81
sneea Ns .lata sseeo usfk.l
sii,,nn IS b.. hrhtf
NHNt fatH ace
Western ataa i.f
lamis nafItr f6ou ad
Taa Wsah
Fff wtHfh carrie iltrsfs aaHa
iH.I fu.rs riisnn aaaHt ft
tt.ea fll.nf a8ll.i i0
tsnse raars iaoa .irnr ttHns
uNtH llufInfa atoa nsafh,s sitatl
500 80 e.hs aIn
WH.h .I Hsits kN.Na 90
NfHst U.Offn.a IeH
oklahs~,- C,ts
ufanama Dt, tnHlo ut,UInis
idQ n.sf maHk.t ni,sdt
HilssfH tltUfIt
Catus sauihs
lutm and lian. sids ua Iaafiu.uf
U HNp.r ine ar.ameHi Ihi ihfoulu.
tvnf Nf ssntiaihH IA anfaurte luf
oNefn usst a aif whea mnt
a.hls afU hHIIi anU il.es af 600 .un rI.r'
e eee..i IHr n0si sf fe.ima sHi h.
rtHUrrI mf HHnaiaHa d. fNI ross
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-16
Lost

Loaf Saturday niEbt probably m
AfiseiAn l'sft. biafA leather hanabas
eoniainlpr msues. tewslry ana o,bar
nFiieies - fuiYe. sultabir reward fof
return ~ thls once lO.ls.n
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-16

FURNISHED Rooms Cooi eiran
and pleasant Totss ressonable at the
Aniernon Coftarss. rs Water street
Phone sos it-ie.st
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-16
Livestock

s. Louis
~ Ions CsNis Nectlpia is1o0
ingipiiuK s9ea Tesau9t maflffs ra,ssdf
Hislife isaf STEERS tt0f'f0 AZ
reFaF end intan safffH t00W 2 ~
Calves lu a.ss iasll iUff son4 Csc
Hugs ffecsipiF 1000. MATTED steady
Good hsafg a05H s3t
she~p me- aifs Tgoe mafkfs r,eaay
Native munopa 1t4W aT1
Ianbs ftou 100
Rsssss City
Kansas CHy f'afiis Receipts &C.,
ess. lncinaing le0o sou,hsfna. n,orkoi
sfaady ~ I0c inwer
Native mcffe GtN0ll -
aoufhefn sifsfs f2fN 80
lfaas Nneipla s8pe fa.tsft sieadY
iiuik "a Eaiss 8TfU ~
sheep nee1p's is6eo. mpssa ioN
~ hi4lior
Nations 1870 ttE
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-16
Help Wanted

WANTED WnsHHh far rrHefal huuaf
W"fh AppD Mrn 81 Naieer aoi
nUfdf9rs ri rhnnr Pc fif Hhr
WIRE WRITE or leiepuona Laredo
Employ mert Company. Tor an klnda
~ labor PAoaea fsi-b2S. laredo.
Iffhf 10 Ban
WANTED hrasfnFef bore Hiih M
- flet sf Western rHlon Telegraph ~
fNr la.t.tf
WANTED Fooh fH HHfh 11i ~ iHNn
Appy once ~ 1908 miller lrH Riais
hnHf ef phone tfl tH.ll w
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-16
Rooms For Rent

TOR RENT STA rooms and hail
furnished complete modern conveo
lsncss center ~ city can ~ tt
Peoples street 2-f1-f
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-16

c. c. STOVE REPAIR co -.Rspsirs
any sind o, stove o. esugs The eis~s
pocser. as William phors 7ei.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-16
Special Notice

STEVENS HIDE Gee buys az slnd.
81 hides. hair and sooi 1880 Leor-
ord airrri s.aI-fnl
rErn ANn sAIEs STABLE ul
siand nenr iusfamrc tnard Dl aaf
vrei m month IfDnHEs AMI
MULES lnit Hhfr Aurs Iorao sna
H4i' co. q D. iaur,nes Mer Aiie,
rrsas Io.r. emo
sHs RAY HOuGuTOS. a graduats
uprse from hattie Creek. Nlrh.. slYea
Facial. Special Abdominal aue Gen
efai swedish Massage ni her residsnce
r Hheil Beach Phone as
d HAFE yimNTr who van 81 nuY
tive homes one rHrnf ran paY 90
monihN Hn iht Investment tae s.sons
client pay 90 monihD rr.fhsr pafii
be- ghi' o. uafc nrsi pafmcn kauh
ptnnn ~ U.fF preferable ~ nrfi paf
w d b. hafnaid 1r. resl fstsia and
nrnher Address fNa Mos4nlio street
Phone 100 g0.A.tf
CofoHrp EMPLOYMENT oiIICE
can write 1f telephone Williams rro.
gerry 1920 Anrfh nrbeaeav Or si
Alnda ~ O0infei iator Phone 6ls ~
sou need an express WAGON rms 49,
l0-a-lns
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-06-08
CAMPBELL CHAPEL.

Childrens day will be observed
Sunday. At the morning hour the
pastor will deliver a special sermon
to children. Subject, object Les
sons from Four Little but Wise Crea-
lures" Text, Proverbs S0:24.
At 4 p. m. the Brotherhood will hold
its regular meeting. A full attend
ance is desired.
At $50 the Sunday school will rem
der a special Children's day program.
Parents, come out and encourage
your children.
At the evening hour the pstor will
deliver sermon on The Devils
Mortgage" H. Samuel. 1928.
On Monday evening the young peo-
pie of the church will appear in
Sweet Heart Days" (cantata). 1t
promises to be an entertainment that
will entertain. Make sure of a COM
Portable seat by coming early. The
play begins at $50. General admis-
sion. 10 cents.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-06-08
SHORTER CHAPEL.

The services tomorrow will be spe-
cially dedicated 10 the observation of
Children's day. The pastor will
preach a special sermon at II a. m.
At p. m. the children will pre-
sent a very interesting program ar
ranged for the occasion. They have
entered very earnestly into the prep
aration of this program.
A. Wayman Ward, just returned
from Wilberforce University, will
speak at the evening service.
The pastor and members were
pleased to see many new faces in the
congregation on last Sunday.
Many heard the report from the
general conference by the pastor Sun
day night. Many important facts
about the A NJ. E. church were pre-
Sented.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-06-08
ZION BAPTIST CHURCH..

Sunday is Children's day. The pas
tor will preach a special sermon to
the children. Hope parents and chill
dren will be in their places by IL
O'Clock.
June 18th to 21st, the fifth annual
convention of the Great Western Bap-
tist association will convene at the
Zion Baptist church.
The other Friday evening about a
hundred members of the church re-
membered that the pastor and wife
had been married twelve years. and
they handsomely remembered them
with linen shower. The pastor and
wife were greatly surprised as that
great throng of people poured into
their home. They are very grateful
TO the congregation for SO many use
fui articles in the way of bed linen,
table linen, towels, wearing apparel
and many other useful articles, which
is greatly appreciated by the pastor
and family. We will be married lS
wears next year. Come again.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-06-08
TRINIDAD NEWS.

The musical entertainment given
by the choir of Grace A. NJ E church
on Thursday night was one full of
everything that was enjoyable. The
program could be repeated anywhere
and at any time to good advantage.
The refreshments held the crowd in
high glee until late hour. Much
credit is due the organist and the
whole number of participants.
The w. NJ. NJ. was entertained Mon.
day evening by Mrs. l.. Wyatt at III
North Walnut street Mrs. n. r.
Steele read paper, subject How to
Fight the Battle of Life Alone" in
which many good points were brought
out. After the discussion nice re
freshments were served.
The U. B. F. and S. NJ. T. held
their annual thanksgiving at the A. NJ.
l.. church on May 26. Rev. J. H
Brown. ID. D., preached the sermon at
p. m. This was the banner year in
every way for this order in this city.
Our pastor, Rev. j. II. Brown, has
been quite Ill with throat trouble for
three weeks, but is fas; improving.
Rev. +. c. King and wife of Okla
homa City, Okla, are in the city to
make this their future home. Rev.
King is an evangelist in the A. NJ. E.
church.
Mr.. w. II. West and wife are also
here from Denver. They are stopping
at III North Walnut street We are
sorry Mr.. West has been sick since
their arrival in the city, but is some
better at present We hope for him
n speedy recovery
We are sorry to learn of the illness
of Mrs. Henry, wife of Rev. Henry,
pastor of the Baptist church.
The following members of Simpson
Rest Lodge No. 10, A. L. & A. NJ,
have been dropped from the roll for
non-payment of dues: Geo. Scott of
Keohler, N. NJ; Edward Taylor, Daw-
son. n. NJ; ]. c. Spikes, Santa re.
n. NJ: Jas. Godsey, Heaton, N. NJ;
E. p. Ferguson, Trinidad. Colo.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-06-08
CHEYENNE, WYO.

On May 80 meeting was called by
Mrs. j. L. Smith and Mrs. NJ. II. Ham
Ter, to organize the Ladies Coleridge
Taylor Musical club. AS the agree
ment as to whether or not gentlemen
shall be permitted to join the club
has not been reached. The constitu-
ton is still to be drawn up.
The Cheyenne Giants played very
good game Sunday last against Troop
F.. considering the little practice they
had The city lads lost. but the team
showed that ii had some very good
baseball timber in ii. the only thing
needed being n little more practice.
On wednesday evening. May 26. the
sunday school superintendent OF the
Second Baptist church gave an enjoy
able social. The most interesting
feature OF the entertainment was the
Tom Thumb wedding. Everyone pres
ent seemed very highly amused by
this. After the program WINS over. re
freshments were served. There was
\ large attendance.
Mrs. Crutchfield. Mrs. Redd and
Mrs. Devise will attend the Confed-
Grafton OF Women's clubs at Pueblo.
Colorado. They leave Monday.
Rev. Lillard preached a soul-stirring
sermon at Calvary Baptist church,
Sunday morning.
The Calvary Baptist and the Meth
odist churches had a union service
Sunday evening.
Mrs. Willis left our city wednes-
day. Her many friends regret very
much to hear of her leaving.
Tomorrow. Mrs. Austin. who is Wis
iting her brother. Sergeant oliver.
will return to Houston. Texas. Miss
Jeanne Austin, her daughter. is ex-
pecting to return home in the near
future also but not with her mother.
Mr.. AL Palmer. who has been quite
SICK for some time. is now able to be
up and around again.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-06-08
GLENwOOD

Mr.. George Kenny continues i'll.
Mrs. Norinne DeNeal has gone to
Denver for a visit.
Mrs. Adams is able to be out again.
Mrs. Sophia Higgins has been quite
sick this past week but is much i'm
proved at this writing.
Mr. ]. c. Clark is convalescent.
Mr.. Lewis Walker has gone to
Meeker for a visit to the Russell
ranch.
The Silver Leaf club met with Mrs.
l.. Adams, May 80. The club meets
with Mrs. Laura Walker this week.
The many Glenwood friends of Mrs.
Lillian l.. Smith are anxious about her
welfare and pray she may soon be
able to be at her post of duty.
Rev. FAINT will be in our city next
Sunday to conduct services at the A.
NJ. f. church.
We greatly miss the T. NJ. Russell
family from our city. Hope they will
make good" on the ranch and return
here for the fall and winter.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-06-08
coLoRED EXAMINER FOR OLD
LINE LIFE COMPANY.

1t will be news to many that the
Occidental Life insurance Co., of Al
buQuerque. has in Denver celored
examiner, DR.. J. H. P. WestbrOok-
This is a very unusual honor given
colored physician. However, the Oc-
cidentai does unusual things, For in
stance, it gives health insurance in
addition to endowment and death ben
efts, all for the same money that
others charge for the one protection
only The agents of the company are
about. However. if they do not reach
you quickly, call up phone Main 1858
and they will gladly tell you the mer-
its of the Occidental.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-06-08
SCOTT NJ. E. CHURCH NOTES.
rwenty.sixth and clarkson streets

The subject for Sunday morning
will be Faith and Doubt" Sunday
evening there will be an educational
meeting. DR.. P. E. Spratlin and &.
G. Ross will deliver addresses upon
"Christian Education" The choir
will render special music for the oc-
casion. The children, under the di-
rection of Mrs. Florstein Dooley ana
Miss Leila Rice, will render a Chill
dren's day program just after the
morning service.
A grand trolley car ride will be CIV
en- on June 25th.
The annual fair and dinner went
far beyond our expectations. The re-
ceipts have reached in the neighoor'
hood OF the one hundred dollar mark
When all of the reports are In II Is
believed that the eceipts will come NJ
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-06-08
FIVE CENTS AtCoPY

TO last year. Dinner tickets sold
amounted to $4S.25. Two prizes were
awarded, first, a handsome leather
cushioned rocking chair, and the Sec
ond comfort. The second prize was
awarded to Mrs. Anna Mcpherson,
while the first was given to the par
sonage by the pastor
The stewards will give a grand bar
becue on the Fourth OF July The
meats will be barbecued by the men
of the church.
The rally clubs have gone to work
in earnest. F. D. Mcpherson is the
captain of the pinks, while John F.
Thomas is the captain of the blues
We are rallying to pay of the mort
gage this year.
The Rev. Dudly Smith. district su-
perintendent, will hold his first quar-
terly conference on June 18th. A re-
ception will be given the new district
superintendent.
the city this week. He will preach
his first sermon after graduation at
an early date. Miss Rosa l.. Rice is
in the city from Oakland, Calf She
will make an extended visit with par
ents and relatives.
Mrs. Frances E. Williams left for
Golden this week to take up the same
position which she held over a year
at the School of Mines
The Juniors will give a drill on
August 22nd. Mrs. Claudio Pash and
Mrs. Luella Williams will have charge
of the training of the drillers.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-06-08

The immense crowd of 300 persons
who visited West Brothers Sunday
evening on the occasion of their open
ing, were enthusiastic over the ap-
pearance of the cafe. 1t is a pleasing
brown effect, with bright lights, pret-
ty tables and napery. The kitchen is
large and fitted up completely for
quick or for elaborate service. The
leasehold which they have includes
the upstairs, which is being newly
furnished for the accommodation of
dodgers.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-06-08
Denver News
Especially of
the Churches
CHURCH OF THE HOLY RE
OEEMER,

CHURCH OF THE HOLY RE-
DEEMER,
Twenty-second avenue and Hum
boldt street. The Rev. Henry B.
Brown, B. D., priest.
A crowded house enjoyed our wor-
ship on Sunday evening when the
sacrament of confirmation was admin
istered by the Rt. Rev. Chas. Olmsted.
D. D.. bishop of the diocese of Colo
RADIO. The class consisted OF twelve
persons and is noteworthy in view of
the fact that only recently large
class was confirmed.
On Sunday there will be early cele-
bration of the Holy Eucharist at I a.
m. Choral mathis and sermon at II
a. m. Subject, God Is Love-
Vesper services will begin on Sun
day at p. N. in lieu of the evening
service. The Very Rev, Dean Hart,
d. D., will preach at the yesper ser
vices on Sunday.
Notices will soon appear concerning
our summer outing.