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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-03-06
Raising Calves.

One of our subscribers writes that he
often sees the statement made that the
calf that is permitted to run with the
COW will make better animal than one
that is fed by hand. He says: 81 deny
it. I know better from experience"
No doubt there are really some adj
vantages in raising calf by hand. and
certainly just as good an animal will
develop under that system, if the man
agement is right, as would develop from
a calf that ran with cow. If it were
fact that the calf were greatly injured
by taking it from the COW, it would be
highly desirable to institute rigid in
quiry if it paid to do it. Certainly, says
the Western Rural, if the calf is
raised by hand it is possible to feed it
better and push it harder. There is not
the danger that comes from disordered
condition of the mother. We know
just what the calf is eating all the time,
if our system is good one. It is un-
questionably better for the cow to re-
move the calf, for then she is MIXED
regularly and MIXED clean every time,
a very important matter. If the calf is
not permitted to run with the COW all
the time, there are hours together when
the calf should have food and does not
get it. Upon the whole we think that
there is nothing detrimental to the we'll
being of the calf to raise it by hand, if
it is properly done.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-03-06
Overwhelming the Voice.


1t is quite possible to injure oneself
by over-exertion of the voice. In Illus
tration of this, we may tell you of an
accident of the kind which once befe11
Rubini, the famous tenor. In an opera
called III Ta1ismano." he used to reach
particularly high note, and people
focked to hear him sing it. One even
ing the note refused to come. He
opened his mouth and extended his
arms, but was dumb. The audiences an
plauded and encouraged him in every
way, and with . supreme effort he over
came the obstacle and sang the hieh
note with his usual brilliancy. As IL
sounded he felt acute pain, and could
hardly stay on the stage to conclude H.
same. When it was over. he hurried
away to . surgeon. who examined him.
and discovered that his collar bone wno
broken! The effort Of his lunRs to ~
duce the obstinate note had done a.
Though this II, of course, . very excsp.
donal case. 1t serves to show that utxuf1-
tng the voice may lesa 70 serious e6pcsn
London Tidhita.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-03-06
Quite United.

sT thought you were going to marry
oMiss Goldthwaite, Charley. Haven't
you had some aspirations in that line?''
81 had, but it was no 60. Her family
were all opposed to it"
ssWell. but If the girl herself"
i sT said All the family. She was one
Of 'em."-Puck.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-03-06
Don't
Carei

He is proof 'gainst the mutations
OF that mischief maker, Time
He will meet dark Vaccinations
With Indifference sublime.
What's the use of toll and hurry:
Wherefore daily with despair,
When a man can silence worry
: With an
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-03-06
REPAIRING A MAN.
Science Now Supplies Him with Ar
tihcial Arms, Legs Eyes Ears
s1he BIZ. However, Would BE About ESQ
Some Facts of Considerable Inter-
est to People Who Have Met
with Accidents.

A. Chicago Evening News reporter
started out to ascertain just how many
members of the human body science can
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-03-06
Don't
Care!

Shun the draught that's madly merry,
Misery turks amid the lees;
SQuander not with hands unchary
Moments due to calm and ease.
II by Fortune you are Tilted,
Call her "wanton, false though fair -
Cast aside her roses wilted,
With an
Don't
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-03-06

supply 10 VlCClmS
of explosions, rail-
road accidents, etc.
The result of his
tour was rather sur
prising.
T b g re was no
trouble expert
enced in finding
factories and stores
w b 9 re artificial
limbs in great va
riety were exposed
for sale. Still, past
t b g windows o I
those very places,
one might see men
hobbling on wooden
legs, clutches and
cork-soled 8 b es,
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-03-06

mechanism cost from
ing to the finish.
Artificial eyes can
be obtained for all
sorts of per s ons,
young, old, white
or colofed. The disk
is made of glass, and
the coloring of the
iris and sclerotic
coat can be initiated
so closely that the
false eye could be
scarcely d i s t i n
guished from the
natural, were it pos
sible to overcome
its propensity for
s t ar i n g. AS it
merely rests in the
optical cavity and
has no muscles at
tached to it to give
it the motion of the
real eye, it can not
be expected to do
its work any better.
A good eye can be
purchased for $40,
but the cost very
n
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-03-06

! Man Is the ealy sa.ssR That draws .
salary.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-03-06

A HAPLESS, ARMLESS WIFI IHo SOLO prop
AND LEGLEss MAN. er foot above the
ground. This proved conclusively that
in order to share any of the 1uxuries
afforded by science the cripple must first
have the necessary wherewithal in his
pocket. Artificial limbs cost a deal of
money.
elbow rarely one sees man live after
losing both arms and feet" remarked a
local artificial-limb maker. "However, I
know of such case, and, what is more,
the man has been fitted out with new
arms and legs-so true to nature that no
popularity in his gait can be distin-
guished without the most careful
scrutiny. His name is Hans Nelson,
and he lives in North Prairie, Oak.
Hans uses his celluloid limbs with great
dexterity. There are sockets placed in
the center of the palms to receive such
implements as knives, forks, needles,
pen-holders, combs, hair-brushes, etc.,
so that the man is by no means help
Less
In his tour the reporter found great
variety of artificial legs. They were
mostly made of very light wood, like
willow, and delicately put together and
painted a flesh color. These limbs are
provided with ball-and-socket joints,
giving the greatest freedom of motion,
and these joints are reinforced by bolts
attached to rubber disks, which act,
piston like, in the hollow chambers of
the various compartments of the limb.
Such leg can be applied to stump"
not less than nine inches long. Other
legs, made to order, of course, are built
to fit the various forms and lengths of
''stumps." When leg has been ampu-
tated below the knee, between the joint
and the ankle, a very perfect-acting
limb can be applied. A perfection
ankle-joint affords the wearer painless
locomotion, without CALLING the stump"
costs 500, and will last, with careful
usage, about five years.
Artiacial arnna Of tho aanar atulo Of
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Don't

Carei
Washington Capital.
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La concurrence feminine.
ETUDIANTS EFT ETUDIANTEs

ETUDIANTS EFT ETUDIANTEs.
C'est n verItable panioue
qu'ont p%rovoqnee dams la Motto
male du peuple auglo saxon les
REGENTS success universitaires des
Ieunes etudiantes d'Oxford ct de
Cambridge. L'esprit de ~conserva-
Glsme s'affirme requirement.. On
volt lie monde sens dessus dessous.
pafce que, a la suite de miss Eaw.
cett, d'antres semillantes etudiantes
Viennent lie l'empofter haut Ia
main dams les concours de philoso.
phle de mathematique, de littera.
ture ct de droit:
Rlen de PLEASANT CONNIE rair
profondement humble des ieupes
oacheilers, ct la CONSERVATION des
peres ct meres qni redoutent pour
pavenlr de leur fills la competence
trlomphante de la doctoresse ct de
favecate. On ne semble pas soup.
conner cette el6mentaire verite Que
les victories de Pelement faminiu 4
FAtma Mater wont donner un pnis.
SAINT stimulant aux Guides. De.
sormais la Lutte pour la science of
e recompenses pour les grades
unlversitaires ct les premiers prjx
de Ia we. ne sera plus une lutte
dIndlvldus. mails una ardente lutte
Gle sexes, GU chacun ct chacune Sc
conslderera CONNIE le soldat mar
chant a une bataille, avec lie souci
0 settlement de SEES propres int.
rets, mais de l'honneur de SOP dra.
pean.
Tn ami ma conte I'm jour cette
anecdote qui content toute la mon
ralite de la chose
Je me rappelle, dams une excur.
sion en- Suisse, c~ertaine ascension
que je fs dune de ces m~ontagnes
Gol IA bas ne COMPETENT pas; don't
i'asSaut ne demande qu'uue heure
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PARFUMERIE.-Le bean sexe. les
)ennes gems ct les hommes mhrs
qni yeulent singer la jeunesse, al
ment ct ~recherchant les parfums les
plus saves, les essences les plus
pures, les saVons les plus odorants
les articles de toilette les plus in
dIspensables ct les pins a la mode
tells que brosses a dents, peignes
brosses a chevenx, etc. ETC., tronve
ront, en- quautite tous ces articles
la PhaVnacie Thibodeaux q
des prlx qui defient toate concnr.
renee.
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on denx. dfou lon tire des feux
d'artlice lie solr, apres que Tartarin
en- est redescendu, lie front rayop,
nant de gloire ct trempe de sueur.
Ma montague eiait malheurense-
ment a pic, avec d'etroits sentiers
raboteux d'on Poll plongeait sur
les sept etages dune grondante
cascade invitant doucement au
suicide par lie vertigo. Danger aul
mails fatigue grande. A quatre
cents metres, la plupart des ascen
sclonlstes amateurs faisaient vote.
face essoufles a cling cents, len
rencontrai deux que je croyais les
dernlers, ct me proposals de
rebrousser chemin derriere eux,
lorsou'ils ST retournArent pour
contempler Ell souriant nne sill
houette de femme qui grimpait.
.lniassable. de gradin en- sradin. ct
Sc dlrent entire eux: Une vraie
cheyre :"
Alors une homie me prit ou'uDe
femme fit seule, ce jour Ia, d ac-
complir rescalade ; ct dams IN beau
movement viril, ponr rhonneur
de notre sexe, me VOLTA redressant
La taille, ct faisant IN petto Ie ser.
ment de gravir les pentes jusqu'au
plateau. A la Tongue je reioignis
warehouse qui s'etait
arretfe IN instant, hesitante ct
lors d,haleIne pois ellie NE rede.
passa, je la rattrapai de nouveau ct
lous arriyameS de front au SONNET
laissant echapper nm "Enfnm
aussi triumphant one simuItane.
j'eclatai de rire; ct inter.
'ellant cette ''chevre" bipede, lie
I'll c~onfessai quel souci de la digni-
g de mon seSe m'avait entraine q
q suite. Ellie r6pondit malicieuse.
nent' CIT croyez. vous one je me
erals fait IN point d 'honneur DIAL.
Jnsqu'au bout, 81 je n'avais WI
erfiere moi I'm homme ct devant
lol Foccasion de prouver que la
emme lie vaut bien ~ :
Ce que c'est que Formulation de
exe." ajoutait mon ami ; "cette
petite institutrice suissesse
lnterrompu l'ascension a moiti6,
Zen eusse fait a~utant, 81 nous ne
BUS etions apercns. L'instinct lie |
Sen est m6le ct nous som. {
es monies tous les denx.n
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rs GARpEN-s SEEDS FOR sALE At THE THIBoDEAUx pHARMAuy .

Bayou Teche, sur les bords de CT
bayou des ch6nes verts, chant6 eli
immortalise par Lougfellow, dans
son poeme 81 touehant dfEyangeline
La population est de 600 personnes
Ce sont les descendants de ces no
bies ct iers Acadiens qui prefere.
rent abandonner patrie, foyers,
rlciiesses, tout! plut6t que de
renier leur croyance ct de plier
sous IN joug Granger. Bon sang
ne saurait mentlr la population
actuelie, celle de ces regions, a
conserve la droiture, la brayoure.
fesprlt dfindependance, la ferte
d'allure de leurs anc6tres. Les
B~ronssard, les Baden, les Delaune.
les JUDGE, les Boudreaux, les Mar.
TIN, les Fournet, les Giroir. les
Langninaife, les M6lancon, ct mile
anlres families, ont conserve l'afa-
oi'ite, la franchise de leur race. lis
en- ont conserve lie ,langage ct le
c9ur: En- voyant ces types dn
gentlihomme probe ct loyal on est
heureux ct fer d'esperer, ou'un
Jour, nos enfants marcheront snr
leurs traces.
Plusienrs de nos habitants du
Chacbay ont ete apres la guerre
demander a cette terre hospitallere,
ce que leur pays RUNE, devaste.
desorganlse, ne pouvait plus leur
offrir. Reeus a bras ouverts. lis y
planterent leur tente. Grace a
'appui, aux encouragements oui
eur fnreDt donnes, aussi a leur
ndustrie, lis p~ossedent auiourd'hui
foyer, de BONES ct de bellies
erres. Parmi eux, nous sommes
den nommer quelGues uns
me nous commissions persounelle.
nent. LIE vieux Geon Tauxin, SEES
leux fills Aladdin ct Numa. J.
-auzln, Bastien Benoist; SEES
.eux fills. Evariste ct Jean. Bap
lste. Plusieurs autres, don't les
oms nous echappent, travaillent
la part, yivant heureux ct tran
aimes ct estimes de ceux
I'll les emploient; conservant la /,
la bonnie reputation de notre
ellie paroisse Lafourche. !,
LIE mails, la came, le cotton sont +.
8 principales resources des habi. ,
lnts du Pont-Breaux: La vile I,
It a I miles de Lafayette ct a 80 !,
lilies, je crois, par le Teche, de :
organ city.
EMMANUEL CHoL
Tia suite da ~prochain.(
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EXCURSION

Nj. PEditeur de la S~ENTINELLE de Thibo-
daux.
Monsieur ct ami.-Nous revenons
enchantes, Messieurs A. Bourgeois.
j. b. Bourgeois ct moi, de notre
promenade a Galveston, Texas.
Alnsl que je gous l'avais promis.
Je vous envoie IN long compile.
rendn; top long peut etre, renter,
mant je respare quelques informa-
lions titles. Je TAI ecrit 4 la hate
pour les amis, qui moins heureux
que nous, mont pas etc a meme de
partager notre plaisir.
L'excursion donuee au beaefice
dn club litt6raire ct du club gym.
nastique du Pont Breaux, a etc
sous tous les rapports un success.
Ill ne pouvait en- etre autremant.
aVec des organisateurs tells cue
Messieurs r. Martin, Eel. A. Van
der Cruyssen (editeur de PUnion1
u. Bronssard Junior ct o. Badon.
Nous avons rarement w. nb
Train de plaisir mieux organise.
Ces M%essienrs ct plusieurs autres.
don't les mons n'echappent ont agi
de main-de maitre; lis ont pfoave
une fois de plus que lie We'll adage /:
Auddces fortuna juUat +: est ieune
en- Amerique. Pensez done! I'm
train contant 1000 piastres aurait
falt reculer de moins hardis. Ces
Messleurs peuyent 6tre satisfaits
de leur initiative. De plus, la
plus grande urbanite, la plus
franche cOrdialite mont cesse de
regner parma les qnatre cent-quatre-
vlngts passengers qui ont pris part
a &c voyage eharmant. Celia fait
honneur a la population de ces
heureuses contrees, ct, en- nous /:
l%nclinant, nous les EN- feiicitons. I
Celia dit: prenons lie train: II
II vient,-ii arrive,-vite: lie
]
ii est nenf heures moins dix.
jeunes gems de rAssomp- /
ton, Mr.. ct Nine. N. Dupaty de c
San0 Aaks precedent, nous 3
connaissances. /
les de sif1et regle- n
mentaires dechirent Fair, lie train '
s'ebranle; enfin, nous voici en- b
Tous, ave. des mines deco r
llers EN- vacancies, gontant lie p
charme de Sc sentir dehors, en- j.
plein air; loin de la. tache quot
heureux de voir du nou. p
Teau, de respirer. Il
Tour.a-tour, lie Chacahonla, Figre 81
lille, le bayou B9uf, Ramos pas 81
'ent ct fluent deyaut nos yeux. IL
amport6 que lon est soi-meme q IN
ravers cette scene, avec la rapidite d
q fecIair ; il est etrauge de voir "
ct FUR ces cyprieres, ces e'
'etites maisons de bois, ces troncs d.
'arbres noircis par le feu pour m
claircir lie sol /; ces defrichements tr
pleine for6t, cette civilisation q
Moore un pen rude attaquant a at
coups de hache de tous ct
IS cotes la for6t; Nous constatous
vec plaisir, que leau, qui "a rnine oil
milliers de families, Sc retire B
nin Les cours, les jasdins sont pc
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HouMA. La, Jan. 80. 1889.
a lew doses OF Gouanx's Anti Astbmatic
mixture has relieved me of g Jerv had
eueh. my little daughter has be- e1red al.
's,oy taxing the aaiat. A. CT 7BERT.
Tn Barbcr.3
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~ nobo hoiSdu OIty q
dix heures. La Vile ma pas
change, ellie semble Sc ~recueillir,
Sc preparer a reprendre son acti-
vlte connue a %poursnivre energi-
quement SEES authorizations.
De la bale a Paterson, q Frank.
liz le long de la vote, la r6colte de
MATS est bonnie; les cannes sont
epaisses, mails petites. Nous pas
son Baldwin a ONE heures moins
vingt.
Voici Jeannerette! coqaet vii
lage, tres propret, jolie Eglise;
c'est hieni Tn Don point pour les
autorites.
LIE pays que je traverse pour la
premiere fois commence a changer
d'aspect. La vue stetend au loin
maintenant. LIE cypre a fat place
au cl6ne. Dun cote c'est lie Teche.
%seTpentant entire deux rives ombra-
gees de chene-verts; de Paatre
c'est Fapproche des grandes prai-
ries, avec SEES maisons diss6minees.
ca ct la.
Nous entrons dams les faubourgs
de la Nile Iberie vile tres pros.
pere; mails pas a pabri du feu.
Deux maisons don't les ruines car
b%onlsees fument encore lie montrent.
Far contre celia prouve anssi, Quill
y a la I'm corps de pomplers habiles,
car sans enz, fflet tout enter
aurait etc Getruit. Un gros con.
tlngent de danes ct de m~essieurs
envahit lie train, parmi eux Mr.. fe
.apitaine Viola, une de nos vieilles
commissioners "ante bellum.n II a
peu change, toujours lie parfait +,
5entIlhomme que nous ayons :
Mons nous reconnaissons.
g voyage a un charme de plus .
Dour moi.
All aboard!
It nous VOLTA de nouyeau ronlapt q
'ers p~inconnu. Nous laissons a q
lrol'e 10 lac Espagnol. Nous rem i
ontrons les nremieres terres plan b
aes en- cotton: il est tres beau.
"a prairie eouyerte de son tapis Il
q verdure commence a onduler +,
agreement. On ponrrait Sc Der e,
lettre de la comparer, avec assez n
g J%ustes>e, a Focean, lorsqu'il est N
'ollement berce par la houle.
olcl la route qui conduit au bayon
eImillion, 81 mes renseignements
c~orrects, il coule jnsq-,a la
er an mllieu dun fort beau pays,
ont Pelevage des bestiaux ct la
llture du cotton sont les principal
industries. A midi, nous salu- y,
IS Lafayette. La vile est a un n
lie de la station. On mons r6
'nne 10 minutes pour diner, c'est 10,
U pour des appetits aiguises par O.
IL matlnal ct 100 miles parcon- fis
s en- trols henres. L'hotel de la vo
re est tres beau, ben tenu Ia na
BILE est bonnie ct les prix moderes. %,
Les enyirons de Lafayette rap vie
les PLANES du Nord de la ma
ance ct celes de la Belgique, oh
de Mons ct de Charleroi. Ce I'm,
st pas saus emotion que ie rem. ]
ltre, pour la premiere fois dppuis pre
ans en- Rotre ehere Louisiana. h.,
mage toujours aimee du paws no,
tai. Pour completer l'ilIusion. Pa,
.cl des peupliers d'Italie sembla- fri,
S a cenx qui Ia bas bordent les Ia,
ties du pays Oh Jai passe ma cor
smlere Jeanesse. III semble que les
me promene dams un r6ve. I'd
lais je suis rappele a la realite san
des sons harmonieux. C'est IA sor
fare da Pont.Breaux qui fat SEES
apparition ct qui salue l'excur. mi
q. Ces Messieufs sous la direc. ia
} de Mr. o. Melaneon Sc sont din
Sc sont donnes beaucoup do
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ordre au taux ordinaire.
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ATTENTION.
knights of the Golden n.,.

Regular meetings Of Thibodaux c,stla !.
20 y; o. =. 4. will be held IN the ian y:
a mace,sior Lodge No. "a 1. o. o. H. d Tia ~
o'clock P. NJ. 'nVhtn, ~ =
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New Haven & Derby Railroad.

Express Trains. tLocai ExpTess. ass -
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WEDDING ON ELD STREET.

The Observation-Disclosures Nuptials
Yesterday-NIany Friends Present at
the Ceremony and Numerous Pres
ents Resolved.
A very pretty wedding yesterday after
noon was that of W. S. Wheeler, the &C.
complished organist of the First Baptist
church, and Miss Julia E. Buckingham,
daughter of A. 81. Buckingham, the well
known Grand avenue contractor in copper,
sheet iron and galvanized iron work. The
wedding took place at the residence of the
bride, 10 Ed street. Rev. Mr.. Mason, pas
tor of the First Baptist church, ofieiated,
and was assisted by Rev. Mr.. De Larme of
the Lawrence street Baptist church. The
bridesmaid WAS Miss Matte A. Bucking-
ham, sister of the BRIDE The ushers were
Myron Durham and Frank Bunnell. The
bride was attired in a costume of white
silk cut with train. The house was dec
GRATED with flowers and potted plants and
the effect was very tasteful and pretty.
There were many guests present and rela-
tives and friends from Springfield, Mass.
Stratford, Bridgeport, and Paterson, N. j.
A reception was held Immediately after
the ceremony and a collation. served to the
invited guests. At $40 Mr.. and Mrs.
Wheeler started for Springfield, Mass
They will visit friends there, and will
then go on to Boston, where they will
spend few days. On their return they
will reside at 142 Howe street. Both
young people are well known and have
many friends and acquaintances.
Many presents were received, among
them number of handsome and valuable
ones. The Sunday school class which the
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FAIR HAVEN NEWS.


Concert and Organ Recital TO.Night-
Jubilee Service Mt the baptist church
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Church.
Tho .oroar+ and c,c,or, ,.ao;+oI 81 +ha 1aost
AAo concoIc oAu ofBaA TeciCal Ut tno Esast
paar1 atraat M n chnrch th;e avanino, will
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attract large audience. The program.
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Wnlcn mas Deem gwen IN the CouRIER, Is
an interesting one. The artists are James
n Morr;a IF Newyortr oroan;at. H pr;ma
LIN 1Ao " 1so" o1A, ohsai.ss, -. 1Ao,
tenor at AL Souls church, NewYork; Miss
detue bra0ley, soprano OF the Oran0 ave-
,,,a Coccxraoo@;o,o1 ohrroh a,,d tho stF,,
LUG SoAsi o5"eio01 on"1on, "a1u 'no
uuartette Mr.. Primes singing at the en-
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tertalnment IN tue saLHe cnurcn i,ass Spring was
grand. Miss Bradley's fine voice is always ap-
dreciated and the .eB' auartette have the faculty
- 1900, tb.;- bao,ars ,v,,ero,er thew sing
OF pleasing .neir nealels Wherever aey s.s ~.
This evening VIII be jubilee occasion at tne
Grand avenue Baptist church to mark the recent
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clearing up OF the society's debt There ls 70 pe
several addresses, good music and the serving OF
refreshments. The church VIII be crowded.
There were -FOUR marriages at 81. FRANCIS