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The Lamar register., 1890-09-20
Republican Platform.

The Republicans of Prowers county in
convention assembled, reaffirm the dec.
larations of the Republican National
Convention of 1888. We heartily endorse
the wise administration of President
Harrison. We also fully approve of the
wise and patriotic action OF the Republi-
can members of both houses of Congress
in fulfilling the pledges of the party il
legislation upon the coinage of silver, the
disability pension bill and other bills OF
national Importance.
Resolved That we are in favor OF q
revision OF the tariff, which will protect
and develop American industries and
American labor against the labor and in
dustries of other nations, insuring home
market for all our raw material.
Resolved That protection OF labor
and the rights of laborers is the first OBJ
legation of government; that we favor
such legislation by Congress and in this
State, as will in every practicable mode
encourage, protect and promote the in
terests of agriculture and mining in all
their departments.
ResolUed: That the waters OF the
State belong in fact as well as in theory
to the people and we demand such legis-
lation as shall protect the people in the
use thereof, and we further demand a
revision of the laws relating to irrigation,
that the farmers Of this State may have
an adequate remedy in the event of a
failure of ditch company to furnish the
quantity of water sold, and that it. be
made criminal offence to sell or dispose
of any more water than an irrigation
ditch or canal will supply.
Resolved That the fee system for the
remuneration of public officers which
now prevails in this State, be abolished
and fair and Just salaries be substituted
in place thereof.
Resolved: That we denouncc the ac-
ton of the Democratic party in Congress
in opposing legislation looking towards
the free coinage of silver, and thus ap-
proving of the message Of the last Demo
cratic President, of date, December 5th,
1885, advocating the repeal of the silver
coinage act.
Resolued That we heartily endorse
and of the action the Senators and Rep
resentative from this State, in laboring
for the free coinage Of silver and other
measures of public benefit to this State
and the west; and appreciating their
brilliant and patriotic efforts in behalf of
the interest OF this State, we are heartily
in favor of the Hon. H. NJ. Teller, Senator
from this State, and the Hon. Hosea
Townsend, our Representative in Con-
gress, succeeding themselves in those Of
fees at the expiration of their present
term of office.
Resolued:- That we recommend to the
Republican State Convention OF this
State, the name of Henry Kellogg, of this
county, as popular and suitable candi-
date for Auditor of State; and that the
delegates from this county to the Repub-
lican State Convention are hereby in
structed to vote for, and use all honor
able efforts to secure his nomination as
the Republican candidate for Auditor
of State,
The Lamar register., 1890-09-20

The Prohibitiouists held pleasant
little State convention at Pueblo last
Wednesday and placed before the people
short ticket and an extenuated plat
form. They did not like the nominations
of the late Independent convention at
Denver, 50 will so it alone. All opposi-
tion to the Republican State ticket com
bined could not make much of fight,
but when they are separated they are
simply pudding.
The Lamar register., 1890-09-20
Republican District Convention.

A Republican delegate convention, for
the Bent legislative district, composed OF
the counties Of Otero, Bent, Prowers and
kiowa, will be held at Lamar. in Prowers
county, on Wednesday, the oath day OF
pose of putting in nomination candi-
date for member of the legislature for the
Bent legislative district, to be voted for
at the general election in November, 1890
and for the transaction of such other bus
mess as may come before the convention.
The several counties in the district are
entitled to delegates in said convention,
as follows:
Otero. ..... 10 Prowers.
Bent. ............ 3 Kiowa -. 49,.
M B. PRICE,
c. w. FESALsoS, Chairman.
Secretary.
The Lamar register., 1890-09-20

Tho Democrats will hold their State
convention at Denver next week, and
will then decided whether to put up a
ticket to be defeated, or to endorse some
OF the mongrel third party tickets. There
has been considerable talk Of their join
ing issues with the nominees of the late
Independent convention, thinking that
the two forces combined might at loast
carry a few scattering precincts and thus
obtain several justices of the peace and
constables for seed to start the party on
another year. This would probably be
the wisest thing for them to do under the
circumstances, but they can be relied on
TO commit some kind OF blunder when
they meet in convention.
The Lamar register., 1890-09-20

The official returns in Arkansas show
an increase Of 10000 over the total cast
in any previous year. This does not in
dictate large gain in population, it SIM
ply proves that the Union Labor party
carried the State by a much larger ma
iority than usual, else the Democrats
would not have had to stuff so many bal
lots in the ballot boxes in order to elect
their ticket.
The Lamar register., 1890-09-20

There are anxious looks on faces Of
some OF the Democratic alleged Con-
gressmen. They would like to know
who will be dropped off the list next.
The Lamar register., 1890-09-20

Two more Democratic congressman
and their legally elected opponents given
their seats. The good work will continue
yet awhile longer
The Lamar register., 1890-09-20

Elder has voted for every e1travagant
bill that has come before the present
Board Of Commissioners That is the
kind OF efficient Commissioner he is,
very efficient indeed for the schemers
who put him in there last fall in order
to have their fraudulent bills saddled on
the county.
The Lamar register., 1890-09-20

When Elder hears the returns in No
vember and knows how badly he has
been repudiated by the taxpayers whom
he has betrayed, he will see stars and
Jail cells and delinquent lists till he will
have his fill of them.
The Lamar register., 1890-09-20

We respectfully beg leave to inform
our Democratic contemporaries that the
new. State of Wyoming held an election
last week. For some reason they do not
seem to have found it out
The Lamar register., 1890-09-20

The nominees for the leading office on
the State ticket with the exception of
Auditor, were all supported for several
months prior to the convention by the
REGISTER on account of their special fit
ness for the positions they were seeking.
The Lamar register., 1890-09-20

This is undoubtedly a good year for
the Republicans. At the first election un-
der the new Government in Brazil the
Republicans carried the country almost
without opposition.
The Lamar register., 1890-09-20

The Globe Democrat says that Demo
cratic candidates in st. Louis must be
addicted to Turkish baths and altar of
roses. Out here in the wild and wooiy
west their candidates never wash at all,
and their most popular perfume is stink
ing feet.
The Lamar register., 1890-09-20

The denomination of Hon. Hosea
Townsend was the recognition of the
efficient services of an honorable and
capable public official in laboring day
and night for the advancement of the
interest people who elected him. Con-
stantly at his post of duty, he has been
ever watchful for Colorado's interests, and
has accomplished far more than any one
OF the gentlemen who previously repre-
sented this State in the lower house Of
Congress.
The Lamar register., 1890-09-20

The Republicans so far this year have
carried every Congressional d;strictwhere
there has been race. They have elected
solid delegation from every State that
has held elections for Congressman, as
follow: Maine, Vermont, Oregon and
Wyoming. The Democrats in the mean
while elected just = members. In the
interest OF decency and good government
we hope they will elect tjust--members
during the entire campaign.
The Lamar register., 1890-09-20

The nominee Of the Republican Dis
trio. Convention next Wednesday will be
man Of brains. The Republicans will
not make the mistake that the Demo-
cratic convention did.
The Lamar register., 1890-09-20

N P. Hills name can now be spelled
by taking the middle initial and adding
the name Of a small insect that makes
Hills.
The Lamar register., 1890-09-20

Elder says, I'm running on My Pop
ularity." A man of brains would know
that he could not even crawl on anything
SO small as that
The Lamar register., 1890-09-20
THE LAMAR REGISTER.
GEO. b. MERRILL, Editor.
EDITORIAL DEPARTMENT.

The Denver Republican soon lost all
interest in the proceedings OF the Re-
publican State Convention.
The Lamar register., 1890-09-20

Hon. John L. Routt's name alone at
the head Of the ticket is enough to in
sure victory by 10000 majority.
The Lamar register., 1890-09-20

r,sn,er Paper OF frovsrs
D. - rs established on
i W.. rsb, 1850. Nov is the
', ,',ae 70 subscribe $50.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-12-24
A Soldiers Death.

Historians always stop 70 describe the
diving OF Wolfe and Montcalm. the tEo
opposing commanders in the battle q
Quebec. But their deaths were simply
heroic compared with death Of sioneWau
Jackson.
About 1-39 on the DAY or his death he
was told that be had about two hours 70
live. and he answered feebiy but firmly /.
'Very good its all night
A few moments before he died he cried
out in his delirinm ~Orler A. Hin 20
prepare for action Pass the Infantry 70
the front rapidly. Tel Major Hawks
then stopped, leaving the sentence IN
finished.
Presently smile Of inetiable sweetness
spread Itself over his pale face. and then
he said quietly and Vith an expression
Of relief. -Let Us cross over the nTer
and rest under the shade Of the trees
And then, without pain or the least
struggle, his spirit paszed---Pil1l's,piia
T-aar
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-12-24
Fast That Tn ey May Eat.


For months before Christmas every pi-
Gus Greek has observed a rigid fast. says
a traveller, consequently tie table =
which on that day Is spread in every
house. produces something akin to fes-
tiyity.
Nv friends Of the evening before beg
ged me to sit down and Partake Of the
meal that they had prepared. Il vas
somewhat of Z struggle 70 ne. l must
own. for expected It would mol be seFv-
ed in very magnificent style. sill,
was net prepared for what actually hap
peRed-
On small round table was placed
perfect mountain Of Daca-Oni and cheese
not such cheese as We are accustomed
/ TO put with ours, but coarse Sleeps milk
cheese, which stung my mouth ike
mustard. and EFT pangent taste therein
which tarried there for days. Then
there were no plates, no forks. and 10
/ spoons.
The master OF the house had knife
With which be attscked the dish, and
the one which on ordinary occasions fell
/ to the mistress vas kindly placed at my
I disposal. As for the rest Of the family,
they were an example Of the adage that
7 fingers were made before forks, and
these fingers grew percepsiDly cleaner as
/ the meal progressed
What a meal i was. indeed as II i
were contest in gas.ronomic activity
I Yet Il wzs pleasant to see the appetite
with which great and small entered int
the contest and filed their mouths Il
overiowing with the savoFy mess VA
left behind in the contest, and had,
fear, to tell many untruths concernini
nv appetite and the excellence Of th'
dish, and great vas my relief when !
was removed and dried fruits and nut
took Us place.
To drink We had resinAted vine-tha
is to say, wine which had been stored il
a key covered with resin inside, vhiel
gives the favor 50 much relished By n
Greeks, but which IS almost as unpalai
able to an Englishmen as beer must be
thoss Who drink It for the first time
The vine, however, had the effect Q
loosening the tongues Ct my friends, wh
had been too busy as yet to talk, an
they told me many interesting Chrizi
mas tales
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-12-24
CHRISTMAS WITH MY OLD
MOTHER.
I'm CAKE rxnazrER's aAzAn-

On never sesl % Aappr as upoa last esh-isrnss
night
couszg near the little hane where mother lives
Tne fzriisr scenes ef hoyhood. and the sietoE
With the light
And the 5oy anticipation erer gives
Eager fingers tdnslsd gladly as ] opened the Old
gate
And my feet. irapatisnt. harriea 70 The door
Bus her ear had eanshs ms s0o<sasTz- and her
love renemberei ssIl
On the threzhosd rno4lsr Eaes ne Is Of yaze-
oA eiAspsd her 70 ny bossm. as she used 70
clasp her boy,
while her tears ard owing kizses answered mine.
Then she led me % tke table. where she good
things kept for ne
wers4u uAitiag win the rhai- of aud lang sy1e.
she remembered sF'ryshias Liked. ard h0~ 10
make ii best
Serving ne As though ny plAss Ssse aiH a
enild's;
Cakes and je.ses. homemade candy. and esry
eaoicess thing.
Heaped sesere me. via esresses and her smiles
ca ssezei a very bog sszin. as we sal tAlkias
there,
And she Told how she had saoash1 of-Praysd for
me;
How I'd been a joy and confors 10 her al hel
uiaoNe4 life
AID hs- Spin, Eke an angels. eoald see-
EoN n ev y Hhis,lfng bog thst passed sss heard
me coming home.
/ 50 she bad iose- waited Tor snc az the years
/ Thea srislng from the .table. she roald sand
eArt2s4nx ne.
A she brsaiAed IN ns blessing throash be-
When I sFeut % bed she cane 70 ne and tueket
The covers roaad,
/ In the dear old Hzy flzi only mothers know
oa ieS 50 tiisssnl, pe2esfnl. and - fzil 6
tender love
TA4- al slleH. came my slas hesus oTeraoS-
Happy. grssesal. ioyfai tear shed AZ. e-ie'
myselfto sleep.
Dreszniue IN a hsavaly dreAra-lsnd. free frou
cares.
In my 1.orl.oea hasss aad bod again. The cover
tucked s-0u1d.
sAssly guarded b ny dear OIL 1a0ther's pas =
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-12-24

For the benefit Of those who may have
become tired Of the old fashioned games
usually PLAYED Al Christmas We suggest
the following
Gather a party on Christmas ere, or
early Christmas morning, and then hunt
up lot Of poor people Eho have no
Christmas dinner and give them one
The game can be played by any nun
Der of persons and i warranted % make
more real enjoyment Asd merrimsuf f7r
all who take part in it than any other
xame.--Nese Ysrk Pcs
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-12-24
WHEN The HAIR

s. g4S sieas O. Ealing. begin 81 once The use
q 4yer's HzlT Yisor. This YTefarafsea
strengthens the scalp. proaotes the grOSfa
u aew lar. rssinres tlle natural color 10
rrsv ana fades haH, and renders 4 soat,
plant. and glossy
1--WE hage no hesitation IN pFpBoancing
Ayers lair TiSar uneqEaled iog dressing
ne hair. and ne do this afieT long expefi-
ea-e u is use This preparation preserves
the hair curcs GandruS and al diseases Of
the se1lV, makes rough ard brittle hair SofS
ami piizns, and prevents tzleuess- While i
!. Tot : dye. these who have used the Nigor
say is pll stimulate ite roots and color
clzuas of FACED. gray. Light, and red hair.
-l.srrsrr me color 10
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-12-24
nNIxIsTRAToR's KonCE.

=, -ne -ass.er of<te Es-4.e af fsecTee ti4riner.
I'D fsre slfC uefaaHn7iirs Tsp. s-szle-seitlss
les4e-< q sdna-zsst-z7t.su - M atcts estaae
AeVs-,- fs-l.E as-sufzd D. IL u18ersig5ed y TIE
--,-.-- ssiEI..,-sfr a7irs Is h-re5r siEel - AZ
-,e-ons fsittztss 20 SD es4fe - make iill1st-
- rssvr7lsul- 44iz zkdsc azg.g els.Ts - Ar
r-9-ss s-asisa. he s<rle VII 7re=sEi fit-s i7isF
s.,1ser.i cstez r. se<-leE.ezt CD F-se4y 1a1 ,
49, lssi 81 thezate ressle-ls-e 1f sasi fee g
JOSIAH J. RJ0CEH.
Adzi=zra,sE.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-12-24
AnMINIsTRAroRs NoTICE.

1-.--s Fs-a-s AZ F,naI Niiler late = loleras1gh
toaashiE. Soue-ser CcCntT- "a
scs the aboye esszie naF-
ing been rrantesi saftie UNDERSIGNED y - 49,
sufho-irr nstie. is heHeay gwen = ~ lt1sl-s
irSei.isd T. aid ss,sie % ra-ke -11zselale ie9-
r,eT.f ssisi taesc hzTtlzs e-EEls @eA.1s- - s-iir
vi ,,-ssssrr sfslz duly asziheilzsaiei - -i-.e
net. a az befors Frt-sF- ian - -S-- e IA
---s iss'-'--' JOHN K NILLER,
F-es v. B.esecker. Attorney
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-12-24

PopalaTly called the king of msiicines
Hoods Sarzpzrilis- L e5nquers scfof-
ala. sal. rheuD. and al other blood dis-
eases.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-12-24

Eeadaehe IS said 70 yield almost inva-
risbly % = siDuitaneoGs application of
hot water to the feet and back Of the
neck.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-12-24

Winter started in early, and from al
appearances viii get there with great
success this time.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-12-24
EELrzrs or NE srxsox.

TIE stores that are toid about Christ
mas, particularly in the Gail Th4l,
valley il Carinthia inhabited almost ex-
eiusiyely By slsvs. are most rezHzrkAblss
and SEN 20 have csen hzrdiy e7en col
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-12-24
A AnuISisTRAToR,s NOTICE.
4 DNINIsTRAToR's NOTICE

Fssn1s q 1cAn Wight. lAie q TeTe-son TOW aShif
somerset so Iaiy- Pa. deceased
I.esre-s * AtmiEisfrsiien ou TIE above estate
s.svf-r f.ssn srxute1 II the Il'e-SiEled ty The
r.-s7.r sr s-isF o5ies Is her- -hy given 70 az fer-
ssr,s INDEBTED - the szii estate . make imueii
s. ,,errssus Ard thase having clzsA1s s-.icsltle
s,rae - treseEs fhena duly sufnerlieass-i ~ si
tiemenf 81 the once Of. A Berkey. I'D IN Sofl-
e-Set Pa Jan. 3. ISL. Al u o clack A ~
SAM Il WRIGHT.
Alrrilis,rsto--
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-12-24
a Rich Brown

q even black u VII nai seii tbe pillow
ezsa nor 3 Toesei-handkerchief, and = a.
WAYS agreeable. AL the dirty. gummy hair
rrer-4atlens should ts displaced AZ once by
Ayers Hair NiagT. and thousands who go
arouzl with heads boxing Ike the fTetfSi
parrs7lne' saaald hUrry 20 the neafesr drug
store ald purchase a bottle q tsae NisoT. :
T. Suur S9ush. Atlanta Ga
Ayers Hais Nigar S excellent for the
HAIR. II stimulates he growth. cures bald
ness rasiorrs The Ila-7lrai eo,uF, cleznses the
e-.l7. r-ertsffs dan4rlf. and Is a good dress
ir- We k7sap tlzi Aser's iI1I y i-cr differs
fran most ialy t1ni-s and similar FreE1r2-
t1rs. i beiEg psTfeeliy harmless. - From
F.r-s-.is.f lg.ssrEssJ.ia7, ty El.Ez r Parker
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-12-24
EXECUTORS NOTICE
ExEcUToR-s NOTICE.

ENECUTOR-S NOTICE.
10 Tie matter az The sststeoi Nsrg Firessele lAte
af Cpfer TiI-keTf.sot NFp- >olersei l7. "a
Letters ies-arla5.ta-r on the s1se estate having
t.sea ETanfed % t1e uu6ers G1lec by f-e I-ruf-cr
authority. uo1ics j. hereby sirel g. e.i I--sii-
ludcl - % sli1 esfafe % make i7nElcciaie T4y-
neat and rho=e hars1E claims Ar2iIi-l ne .a-1e
usIl Qreself thega z az sutheniicai-1 - =sIf .e
riet on saturday the sast FAY of January, 1871. a.
The lAie residence q said n ceAse.i-
JOHN FlEESToNE-
EEee1s1--
I'd " - AnarneE-
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Causeless anger resembles waves EiIh-
out wind.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-12-24
c1orKHoLnERy MEErING.

Tie an-s1zl r1ss-s1z . i-.e - A....--ls q sfe
- ri..-.--s - sllg rll- A. D. lSs1- VII te held
h. - rs,5 k-.r rylssls IN il= f5rss National Sank
rssitsf79 S5sas rsss. Pa On lEestky y41t1ary -
ANDREW PARKER.
Czsiser-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-12-24
sATURpAY. y4NUARr ID. lSel

A ssseloss 2. N. o. saii dag. me ffi5xfaE Dr.
serihel raj sssafe isfc ihe properly Of AnAnnsas
1arieIss. deeca>eii viz
= ee-lzin piece o parcel 81 eTosilsl siiusie ~
FlkI7rk frrrsi.s,,. = suegect EGsEaiy Pa 81 1,oin-
ing lends % Jeremiah J. FOX O.. he NORA, I'd
usri j BssnAstcrai tie S1lilh. ptsiie road On tne
Nesg ana y W Newman ca Ire ess1. ec5iaAsilIriS
8uss.slf sI.,s tsS,~e OK tss having lhereau 1Eo-
s1sy-~ frs-ss.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-12-24
PUBLIC SALE.
Valuable Real Estate

BY yEETrEsf Al order ofszle ssss1szs ua-t q the
Orrsars' g'oayt q Sonerset Co7zntr. Pa Hlii
ez1s5 - Fasblsc sale On Tie premises n ElklicK
Tosustip- on
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-12-24
DWELLING HOUSE

A nzeIli1g Hauss ard lot q =roun5 iH the vi
Ise u lszsreFr coufasrils ele-talrth - a. acre.
ruore er less. being iat No II ca Cherrg street
aud Wslzer strsaL
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-12-24
Terms Of No. I.

oaelhi-5 Is hand Auril I. - balance in fsar
e-asl annual l1sla3 l-Ilalls-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-03-01
In Sanpete.

At present the outlook for the
farmers of Sanpcte County is as
promising as could be asked or hoped
for. The fall rains, which were copi-
Gus, wet the ground to a depth that
has not been reached for many years,
and the freezing weather setting in
just after the rains locked up the
moisture in the earth, where it still
remains, making it unnecessary to
"water up" the grain this spring as
sometimes has to be done. In ad-
dition to this, the vast amount of
snow deposited in the mountains
gives us assurance of an abundant
supply of water for irrigation pur-
poses, ami the farmer can look for
ward with a degree Of hope that
amounts almost Ito a certainty for
an abundant yield OF grain, grass
and roots, n rich reward for his
toll and labor, and at least partial
remuneration for the losses he has
sustained in the last two years.
There Is no doubt but that We shall
have large surplus Of grain and
other products the coming season,
that is, if present indications can be
relied upon.-MdRti Sentinel.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-03-01
VIII be Continued.

The public have been made IA
miliar with the particulars oc the
recent death Of Mr.. Oliver S.
Walsh, timer of this city. a good
many inquiries have been matte as
to whether the business of the de-
ceased, at a First South Street
would lie continued. We are en-
abled to state that it will he carried
on by the widow and sons, at the
old stand. We cheerfuIly recon-
mend Mrs. Walsh to those desiring
anything in the line in which the
firm deals as most excellent
woman and, with her sons, well
worthy Of patronage, which We
hope will be increased in place Of
being in any way diminished.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-03-01
The Students, Society.

Considering the cold weather,
there was a good attendance at last
nights meeting of the Students
Society Of the Latter-day Saints
college, held in the Social Hall.
The first item on the programme
was a most interesting address on
"The History Of Water" by
Brother Nathan Porter, a stud
ent of the Chemistry class.
Miss Mabel Young followed with a
recitation, "Leetle jacob Strauss, -
given in n pleasing manner. In
structor Willard Croxall spoke on
the subject of "Brazil and the Bra
lillian Revolution Miss Katie
Romney rendered very creditably
an organ solo entitled ''Indian Mail
Gallon. HThe recitation, "Aunt
Terminals Courtship," was well
given by Miss Fannie Cannon.
President Done expressed his regret
that the quartet which had been
announced would have to be omitted
on account of the unavoidable ab-
sence OF the performers.
Notice of the next meeting OF the
society will lie given in due time.