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Comp-nun: And This Paper wm. two C And one D 5 fl and one I; Q I!) wm: two I) and one A undone 8 out! one 0 not} one F And '1‘th Pave? itndo 3.700 m 5.3% feet; 351) udjuwnt umunuun’s: adapwd Luna fm't: cunniles‘lunu and \ivv sum-k. vvgumblvs. sum“ mpply. extensive systems of e crops. I‘_luasm\t climate. {- gnud markets. Directly .‘ and general business open- flemfl } 50 Cn "out Hm nnd luau! Cul- tun (II) I m Etude (II) - *4 w ._ 2 (ll fluggoflgt :1 N American Bo! l (1) Manama | man-non Cook!!! school I! 3. 1m Campbell's n. .ludruccd Journal ‘ m llww‘lo‘d ) m Pun-under 1 m flgyrv-liog (P) This Paper 5" to 4H0 («4:350 miles nlfulfu. raisin am} “im- HI“. ll‘l-<II- .-..__ walnuts: lumbering ul‘ $3 Luv wu‘, u‘-“ - cause they had a ‘pull','- element? Would many passengers The Sl risk their lires on the company’s Speaker, ‘ ject: "SI trains? “Now, a great city represents P lastly more wealth and immensely At 12‘ more importer)! interests than any 'the dim} railway company. Every man, very ,de ‘woman and child in it is a stock' social it 1"“ -1. ublic S “Now, a great c' vastly more wealth and immensely more important interests th railway company. Every man, it is a stock- very delightfu woman and child in social intercou holder, and every paid otficial, from During that the maybr down to a scrub woman, is dial invitation gaservant of every citizen, and the ladies in the {emcienc‘y of these employee depend Ossili Club It hold their m (”on a vigorous public sentiment. j. is on the indifierence of the indi- their clubhoul ividual citizen that the corrupt V poli- unanimously Etician relies for immunity. His only Mrs, Fran ihope'is that, in his time, the Women bation oflicen '10! the home will take no interest in rogram by H LnA_A:-L:..a ( l luv-av... _-_ ii “I think, therefore. that the era of ' lea! {good Women are banded -togetheri 6 ' imore and more every year {or -this‘= “0 Zpurpose. Every year individuality b‘iai mom and niore merged into uni. . . vernal helpfulness. for the eflucation 1» C. of children. for the. love“ of countryi \and for civié upfifting.”t v \m Several. other papers Mrs. Arthur G. Bennett, wood. read a paper on " _______.___â€"â€"â€"â€" The Ninth End Woman’s Clubâ€" len gave Speaker, Mrs. Amos Learn. Subjec ‘\Voman‘|“8cb001 Decoration as a Factori ‘ (I I A‘I nL:|t‘vnn an were read ‘ of Event Music.” The Ninth End Women’s Club- a Speaker, Mrs. Amos Learn. Subject: 0 “Bdrm? Decoration as a Factor in " the Lives of School Children, find '9 the Value of Art Study. :1 The Neighbor. 0! Kenilworthfi up Speaker, Mrs. Bronson‘ Peck. Sub- “ ioct: “The Value 0! the Study of the Lives 0! me Uuuulcu ..... Tenement Distrlcte.” The Summon-dale Woman’s Clubâ€" Speaker, Miss Priscilla Scott. Sub- ject: "Suggestions as to Reform in Public School Sanitation.” ' \ At 12:30 the ladies adjourned to 'the dining’rooln for luncheon énd a can! delightful hour was spentlin '°\ 4 héadnof cattle, ‘2 wagons, 30 tops I \of bay. 1 cultivixtor. 1 hay-rackI‘Z " ImOWel'S, 1 act of bubsleigbs, ] plow, 5’ ‘: 1 dray, not of t«:o\s. - ‘5 Terms of Saleâ€"Sums of $10 and 3f ' less cash; sums over $10 a credit. of er; 6 momhp will be given on approved iq‘. notes with 6 per cent imereat. '3 1 U.‘nmu The undersigned administrator I the estate of John S. Taylor, de- ceased, will sell at public auction on THURSDAY. FEBRUARY I2, l903 E‘At 1 o clock p. m., on the old Beck. ltenwald farm one half mile West of Highwood, the following goods and 1chattels:_, n:\ i All 'mrrvspomlence and com- muniflttinfls for publication in the Nuns-Letter must be addressed diunt to the paper,- or no attention will be paid to them ‘ W. Pm‘ns. Auctioneer. vvv. given on approved cent interest. F. J. HAARTH, Has“ TAYLOR, Administrators. »