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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-15
CHILDREN'S COLUMN.
Domestic Eisphsat.

The elephant plays an important role
among the domestic animals Of Ceylon,
nays tho st. Louis Post Dispatch. He is
found In great numbers In tho southwest
part OF the island, and while not very large
he is very tractable and docllc. The ma
tives use them for riding about the oun
try and teach them to perform all kinds Of
Aborious tasks. The accompanying sketch
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-15
r ZEE!
DIS. Liebjg 4 Co..,
The World Renowned Specialists.
PERMANENT OFFICE: 49, MAIN ST.


TRFF CONSULTATION given to all persons
suffering from Chronic Diseases, DisCasos OF the
Eye. Ear. N &c. Throat, Liver, stomach, Kid
neys, Urinary trgans, Nervous and prlvate
patients in Montana demand greater f%aCilitie,
and accommodations, t" meet which pr. Llebis
Co. have established offices in this city. They
will be In charge Of a duly authorized represen-
the head office. whore complete records arc sept
If all cases and tho treatment adopted. Each
branch having its specialists. no one physician
and rever less than five experienced speoiaiisis
Having Thousands to refer to, comparisons are
readily made. No experimentine-simply, ap.
plying the treatment that has times w1thons
their success and the rs,son such marvellous
cures AS heretofore reported have been made
after the best locsl physicians pronounced them
hopelessly incurable.
~MKN-Chronic affections, whether from carly
indis cretions. venereal Excessea, seminal
Weakness. Loss Of y anhood. Syphilli. and other
affections uniting them from enjoying any OF
the pleasures OF life. treated and Cured after
absolute failure by Others. Drs, L;ebig d Co.'S
n;na ,ho f RI.. tne,. o, uR Msn !. Hei,d cIHsss' and ID
they have patients In all parts OF 1t. i
W~OMEN-Thsir specialist FOX affections Of
Women, has all the latest appliances and
remedies used in tho principal hospitals. and 10
with out . superior on the coast.
CATARRH-And kindred affections Of the
Eye, lar, Throat and Lungs successfully treated
and in . manner SO mildly a. TO DO acceptance TO
the most delicate child.
Braces for Spinal Deformitiee. Club Feet. ete..
| manufactured. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Call early and avoid being hurried by the
large number of patients. lhoss who cannot
find it convenient to see the IMMINENT Specialists
can state their case. BY letter. tnreful attention
| given to correspondence and medicine and ap-
planes sent by express
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-15
FLOWER N TREE.

The cost of establishing a nutmeg planta-
ton is very high, and for 10 years at least
there can be no return.
Cocos weddelina is considered the hand
soonest of the small palms for the house
~fernery, table or mantel.
A new London violet called the wal
lenstein" has a hairy leaf and u deliciously
scented flower SO large that it can no
longer be designated modest" and it
flourishes not "in green and shady BEDS"
but in open borders.
The two largest apple trees in New York
are near the town OF Wilson. The largest
was planted in 1915 and yielded SO barrels
of apples in a single season. The other is
on the farm of J. G. 0. Brown and yielded
20 barrels of 'choice" fruit and S barrels of
"culls'' in a season.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-15
The Worlds FnIrf

Take IL all in all the void ia fair. That
IL. its Judgments a'e pretty generally just.
No doubt il has formed many incorrect
conclusions from the time the cars
vel Of Columbus appeared off the shores
Of San Salvador to- the present year
OF celebration. but there are instances Of
it's fairness which can DO cited unques-
toned. II has. after comparative
tests, given its award to Hostetter's
Stomach Bittsrs for efficacy in cases Of ma
lsrin,. rheumatic and kidney disorder, dys-
pepsin, liver COMPLAINT. constipation. nsr-
vousness and debility. Among ''rosttive
facts without any doubt" this verdict do
serves q prominent place. Ths experience
of n generation justi6es, and the concur
rent testimony of hosts OF eminent physi-
oians. bear out It's truth. Give the Bitters
a fair trial and verify IL.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-15
EDUCATIONAL ECHOES.
There are Is, 40 free schools in Englan
and Wales, with 3,429, 81 children.

There are Is, ITO free schools in England
and Wales, with 3,429,5 ST. children.
Oberlin college has one woman in its fac
ulty-Mrs. A. A. F. Johnston, professor Of
medieval history.
It is expected that President Cleveland
will attend the celebration Of the Williams
college centenary, which occurs next Octo-
Der.
B. I. Gilman, lecturer in psychology at
Clark university, has been chosen a curator
of the Boston Art museum and will begin
the duties OF that position in the fall.
Mrs. William Stone Of the Cooper Union
has gone to Boston to take charge of de-
partment in the Museum Of Fine Arts at a
much higher salary than she received in
New York.
The Vassar Junior society had q debate
on woman's suffrage, and no one could be
found to support the negative who believed
in it. There were but three girls in the
class of '94 that were opposed to the suf'
frage for women.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-15
Sneclmen Cnaea.

S. II. Clifford. Now Cassell. Wis.,. Wa
troubled with neuralgia and rheumatism.
his stomach was disordercd. his liver was
affected to an ala, ming deRreS. appetite foil
away, and he was terribly reduced In flesh
n strength. Throe bottles of Electric
Bittsrs cu,cd him.
Edward shepherd, Harrisburg, H., had
n running sore Oh his leg Of eight years
standing. Used thee bottles of Electric
Bittets and seven boxes of Buckien's Arnica
Salvs. and his leg 10 sound and we'll. John
speaker, CatRwbn. Ohio, had Ave large To-
YER sores on his leg. Doctors said he was
incurnble. One bottle of Electric Hittsrs
and one box Of Bucklen's A.nica Ssivs
cured him entirely. sold By Il H. Ps.eAss
3 Co.'S drug storv
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-15
A Peacock's Little Foster Motllcr.

A bantam hen at Norwich has adopted a
young peacock newly Matched from an ordi-
nary looking egg, to the greatest disgust Of
another hen, who did the Matching. There
were three pea chicks first, but the latter
hen killed one, and another died. The ban
tam soon manifested a warm interest in the
peacock, and the peacock became attached
to his foster mother Although tho pea
cock is three times the size of the bantam
hen, he does not like to be left alone, and
when his little mother gets out Of his sight
it is amusing to hear him set up his ear
piercing yawp for her toreturn to him. The
little hen is very faithful to him and de-
votes her whole time to the plunaged
Riant.-Hartford Courant.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-15
nueklsa's AinSoa salvs

The Best 6slve In tho world for Outs,
Bruises, SorsA Ulosrs Salt Rhsum. Fever
6otes. letter. Chappsd Hands. Ohilblains.
Cons and ell Skin Eruptions. md posi-
lively cures Piles or no money required. II
- guaranteed 10 give perfect saSisfas tion,
or money 'sfsndsd. Price n osnss POI box
For sale BY Il. u. PafcAsn B CO.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-15

Two persons playing dominos ~ hours a
day and making four moves a minute could
continue $4,000, 900 years without exhaust
ing all the combinations OF the game, the
total of which Is 24s, 5aS, eli, e40.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-15
This Story Is About Twins.

The nurse was giving them a bath.
Later, hearing the children laughing In
bed, she said: ...
What are you children laughing ati"
"Oh, nothing replied Edna. Only you
have given Edith two baths and haven't
given me any."-London Tit Bits.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-15

Some one who has figured on the work
done ut Pompeii since June, 1872. says that
It will take until 1947 to unearth the entire
ruins with IS men working every day.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-15
Tho Moons NIistnxA

Tho MOONS MistnxA
As Tom and Mollie watched a. sIy
One lovely morn IN Juno
XAsy saw among the ficecy c:onds
4 family showing moUi,.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-15

made from a photograph shows one Of
them in the act of rolling n section of sewer
pipe through the streets of Candy, which it
does with its trunk, accompanied by a
guard armed with an iron goad.
The elephants of Ceylon are very strong,
and combining with their strength ar
amount Of cleverness and docility which Is
astonishing they make the most valuable
domestic animals of the Cingalese.
An Old Puzzle.
For this trick you must first arrange the
letters Of the alphabet in five columns,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-15

From our regular prices.
This is done to make room
for our Holiday Goods, and
this cut will reduce prices to
manufacturers prices. Only
a limited number in stock, of
the choicest styles.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-15
The Raindrop Princess.

The Raindrop Princess is a rain maiden
who comes to the earth in a storm. just
when she comes no one knows exactly, but
1t is when the storm RACES %fiercest. The
Raindrop Princess loves the earth, and
when her subjects are floodingit with rain
drops she tells them to stop as soon as she
thinks her dear earth has had all the water
it needs. When it is raining, the Raindrop
Princess watches the earth very carefully,
and when the thunder is terrifying the
boys and girls and is driving them into the
house to seek the refuge of dark closets,
with closed doors, she grieves and would
like to tell them to be not afraid. In the
midst of the loudest peal of thunder the
Raindrop Princess comes to the earth, n
then the drops cease falling at her COM
mand, and the sun comes out.
The German children are taught to love
the Raindrop Princess. And when the rain
has been falling heavily and a ray of sun
pierces the clouds they laugh and clap
their hands and shouts:
"See! The Raindrop Princess is stopping
the drops! Look how she calls out the sunI'
New York Ledger.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-15

Having the letters properly arranged, nsk
the person whose name is to be revealed to
tell you which upright column or columns
contains the first letter Of his name.
If it be in only one column, it will be
the top letter; If in more than one, you
find it by adding the alphabetical numbers
Of the top letters Of these columns, the
sum of which will be the alphabetical num-
Der Of the letter sought. In the alphabet
ical numbering A is I, 3 is 2, and SO on
through the list.
BY taking ono letter at atimein this way
the whole name can soon be ascertained.
Take the name John, for illustration. J
is found in the two columns commencing
with B and Fl, the second and eighth letters
OF the alphabet. Add 2 and s, and you have
10, and the tenth letter of the alphabet is J.
The second letter of the name, O, is found
in the four columns commencing with A,
b, d and H, or the letters that number l,
2, and 8. Add these numbers, and we
have Is, and the fifteenth letter is O..
So on with every letter until the entire
name is found.
Just why the given arrangement Of the
alphabet should produce these results |
leave the wise men to explain. The fact
remains, however, and whether you a
understand it or not it may be used to mys-
tify your friends in u delightful manner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-06
For Sale
Everywhere


fhauucey III. Depew told the follow
ing story at { banquet in New York:
\ classmate of mine, a preacher, was
lorated III Il spiritualistic ncighborhood.
and the leader of the spiritualists' band
died. lis next friend came to SEQ the
Clergyman, and said: 1--WE have some
thing Of the old Puritan spirit left,
though we have renowned it in our
prIctice. and wolwant our leader buried
by Christian ceremonial. viii you at
'eNd:' My friend, the clergyman, con-
tented in the best spirit OF Christian
charity. He gave ont the hymn, read a
ra 'age Of Scripture and made such re-
MARKS ~ he conscientiously could,
whereupon the wife Of the dead spirit
naliSt rose and said that she had COM
munieation from her husband.
That critical spirit tore the eulogium
to pieces. ripped up the Scripture quoted
and denounced the hymn. The surviv-
ing leader of the spiritualist band came
10 the clergyman and said: 1--WE beg
yorr pardon. We had no idea that our
leader would come back here and act in
this way, and We hope you will forgive
rs. My friend" the clergyman said.
Il viii forgive you, because it is the
firFt time in the many ministrations that
| have had of this kind in this parish
that have ever been sassed by the
corpse. New York World. E..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-06

TIE period fruitful above all others TO
the Imaginary treasure seekers ia that
IL the bold buccaneers, of the Spanish
gaileons charged with bullion and OF the
treasure fleets that were the choicest
prey Of the gallant sea rover.
Pirate or buccaneer. he had some IA
voTite haunt about Key West or among
tho islands OF the Spanish main--soi3e.
cave filed with booty which one day he
hopes to transfer in safety to his native
Devon. But ship heaves in si2ht-it
is Spanish man-of-war-an such a
contest ensues as has inspired the popu-
lar muse Of the sailors "ahanty.r
There is an end Of the pirate and his
crew, bnt the secret deposit remains rs
a prize for soIne future adventurer. Or
il may be that the buccaneers are ONLY
shjpwrecketi, and that one Of the crew
escapes with the fragment Of an old
chart on which is marked the exact no
sition Of the buried treasure. The snb-
1ect leaves plenty Of play for the mag
nation, and. although often worked IN
in fiction, has always kind of freshness
abont it. with SAVIOR Of truth and fact
for doubtless such hoard does some
where exist, il we could only find it,
All the Year Round.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-06
STkaBoUL'S DUBIOUS RECORD.
Statements and an Affidavit, that He Did Not
Tr0t Under ZIG.

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the I,nred rncnr sn,"s,;n,, =, S,nc, ,i,r
S,,,l,o',I ,eas soii a, Me- Vorl, IN. o,,'.,;a,,
for eli ooo +, ,rna.,-s ,,,ara ~ ','
.nirsr, n, f,lsifv he rac,,r,, IN 3d. q, ,n,
ff,In,lnvs ,r;e, fnr ,i,o horno ,,t, ~ x. !
-, a., no ,,.,s ,,a af Do -, ~,
Stort,,n uhen stan'hr,d ,ror'od 80 80 ha
na,.r .;,,n,J ,bc ;n,l.,os. hont .nI nos;
t,ee,y .ie,in. l.. nyf, ,r,bo~;znJ A
Ta, .,.srre,.,r,.,.r a., ',,,a.s.t'',;a..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-06
AN HONORED NAME.
Some Surprising Statements
by the Bearer.
"A WelI-knosn Man Whose Son is
Brilliant College Professor.
szYs Ius, the aishi Thias aad at lust the
Blight Time.

4 ns,se nnnsretf wherever sPs&ea-
Such Is ille high reputation Of the Hon,
Walter $. Laveioy of Tasisyyills, Miss,
sho has lately been trq,sgls 80 Prominently
before our people.
Mr.. Iovsjuy !. Of an illastriogs family.
indeed, the brilliant and scholarly Pros.
Loyejoy of Macon ftia.} taiyersify is no
other tbsn his son- The professor Ia pass
ing through the so~n ,sl,s,ke feeIingis of his
fathers recent serioss Illness, and became
enthusiastic concerning his restoration TO
health. He stated that it WAS perfectly
wonderful TO see the Change in his father 8
health since he took the we'll known Eiedi-
cine, Dr. Greene's NcrYura blood AMI nerve
remedy
And the Hon. Mr. I.oveioy himself was
found overfiowiag with gratitude toward
this great remedy.
II was very low indeed" he salt, II
suffered FROM vertigo and heart disease. /
had frequent attacks OF fs.intness and fail
ure of heart action. These attacks were
sometimes so bad that it was with great
difficulty the heart could be restored 10 its
natural action.
Il Was totally iucapaciia;ei for either
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-06

mental or physical labor. have been a
sufferer from these complaints more than
twenty-five years, and | have Used many
medicines, hut have never found a medi-
cine from which | have derived so much
substantial benefit as | have from DR..
Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy.
.'If this shonld meet the eye of any one
who is 4 sufferer from these or any other
nervous disease | earnestly recommend a
trial of this wonderful comedy
We cmphaticaily indorsc Mr. Lovej0y :
advice. The sick and suffering should by
all means use DIR. G;recne's Ner,ura blood
and nerve remedy, for if the disease is
curahlc this truly remarkable medicine will
certainly care It is indeed the great health
and strength givcr. Nj druggists keep it
for 81.
A discovery 90 great among purely veg
etahle medicines and prepared by the en-
inent specialist in nervous aud chronic dis
eases, Or. Greene of 81 1cmplc Place
Boston, Mass, carries the Endorsement and
recommendation Of physicians, which is in
itself II guarantee Of it, marvellous curative
powers. Tie doctor, tep, ca he consulted
by anyone free of charge, personally or by
letter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-06
kMUSE HEhIS.
Our CotNrEr CorstN.

The Louisville Courier-IonrnaI OF Sept.
ri. ~, said of "Our Country Cousin
which will b. prest nted at the opera House
tonight;
There were two big houses ut the Bij0n
yestcr las where Mr. Frank Jones produced
his piav. ''our Country Cousin, imperson-
a'ing the part of the sturdy, unsophistiea,e,i
Young eouatryman Who goes to the city an'i
encounters numerous amusing expo
ricnees. Il contains number
of singing aui dancing speeial,ies also, and
altogether keeps the audience continually
interested and entlHsed. Mr.. Jones pos
scsses great deal Il humor. AMI his por.
travail of the yanng country man IS . very
good piece OF character acting. His con-
ceptian is original AMI he Il qaiet ani nat
ura! in his methods The r.>i If III, rom
papy was satisfactory, the dancing of MI.
Frank Young being specially notable"
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FIIzslnMoks RaRD Al WORK.
.Iier His Fight with Fall He Win Never Go
Gu. 81 Ms Class Again.

RAx Sy3 I.atfrs. Sch. 5 hs Issy Is !
ain, I'll, essii,..... III assr Tic srrissi OF
Rob F,tzs,,nas.tis. IL xs.is.s. here GA
,sxis,qssiay NTH Martin sfaliaa. his mana
49,. Frank Ensssstis. ss4rr;nv partner.
ar.i lis brs,tAer sFislints,. Lssess from Eng
Land. The parts ress NAV a he ss..ssus BY
enthusiastic fss,tsss atsl ..s;ss,srers. and
,,f,orsar.is driven "a ti,. ,art.ty tsfsa2e On
H., ;,,ses,. which had i...yl ,,rvpar,Sl for
,ban, hy Mrs. FitrsIesalaa.. lf,.F 81 .ooss
b-.akflsi gisr sd nss ,sansssrs arsl ;rsin-
as mn. an, bs., s,s,,f,.s ae.t ty,ek i stroll
ay,.r the Bay.
..W,, h,ei Il ,e,.f>ct ovation. fra.iY Gi.iraao
"a Raw 81. let,s;,. / an, PLEASED wl,,s Elz's
,,or.lition. ssl ti nk he rtt,.ia ashs tolnor-
row ii esl,c.i atssa. !ls sass A.egs sparsing
al,out fifteen ronnas d4,. besides pu,,ch-
inc tbe bag anal ransinv Last week hs
knocked enc :usn t.,,sn tasu,y Goar times
in two ronn,ls and = half H. certainly
can hit hard, and II ,a,,r,.. shase wI,o hsse
sear, min, ts,r,.g Su,,s ilts ~ clever, We
h.y. t,,.a,, ti.,;.., II viii, .bs show, ami
win-or lose wi,1 !{aii. Fac is going back
with ms an thg r,,,E H. hls no Flea OF
| losins however
| Fitz.,mmous IA eanli.iert of his ability TO
| defeat ans ans, he mas face. He saws. II
now w,ir- la, no,,nis ;.ni am hTgger and
stranger than when trsiup,, before TO fight
Hall Then INV thighs only measured ~
| inches. now thsy .tr - inches. NV legs
| are stronger AMI bestcr and expect 10 he
in bat;er shane zen meet Hall thau |
have ever been in my life. After my first
ram here | f,lt As .pel rs If hsd been six
weeks in training. aiu taking on flesh
| rapilly. | ought TO h,, able to gave Hall Il
great fight. Nv brother William is over
from the OLD GENTRY for the purpose of ar
sistlng me. and with Julian ami Bosw orth
viii have the hest of stro,tion. Raswortb
is a bir strong fellow. IA very cIeYer and
shifty baker. and he will iieht me hard
After this tieh, wish Halt shall not again
IN ont of my class hat shall stand ready 10
defend the miillew eight championship
against the world at l5S pounds. 70 please
the Dlv,unic Club met Maiier, ard have
since offered TO NEE, any man in the
world, regardless of weight. The best of
them. howeyer. refuse To meet me.
What do | think of the Dawson RYAN
and Smith Goddard fights: WHY, Smith
won't be in it with Goddard Goddard can
lick Il whole lot of boxers that know how to
| fight. He is not clever and don't know
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The name of bright Maine man, Moses
a. Farmer of South Eliot, who is spen ling
the winter in Chicago, will appear among
those of the great electricians Of the world
on the facade of the electrical building q,
the Columbian Exposition.
DR.. Thomas H. lioskins of Newport, VT
agricultural editor of the Vermont Watch
man, is guest of his son-in-law and daugh-
ter, Rev. and Mrs, j d. Spiers in Portland
where he will remain for two or three
weeks. DR.. iloskins is a native of Gar
diner.
William Pitt Bartlett, who is president of
the Board Of Regents of the University OF
Wisconsin, is native of New Portland in
this State, where his brother, Mr.. B. +
Bartlett now resides. Mr. Bartlett is Il
graduate of Colby University, but has fol-
many years been an l,onored citizen of the
state of his adoption.
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"a dasssehuscits hut oil to no avail.
Nr. i4awfer was hardly able to stienti
- 3'piness aud dfspairei OF ever tiisl,ilg
2 lei lie had los. flesh and appctite.
-, and ever desire for HE. Dr
setat4y prescribed Faverite Kennedy.
81 BIN TO follow closely the printed
F7t IONS and to write him as TO his Goa
.-'s-.ii in a few weeks
4s- I.aaieF had little hlea or hapc ,I.n.
'e treatment he was about 10 foIiose
.si''iI start him anew upon a lite Of
III and happiness.
se state from Mr.. LAWYERS letter 10
Kennedy, few weeks after.
: followed cioSsIy the firsc.loss- an hs;F
"a .taiy part Of a hottie when two pieces al
f'asseti from my bladder Cnnfinni1s ~,
estsy, grew stronger and tsctIcr daily. ant
Jat am roy entirely CURED u'..rfs -
tfsslFrnsSs and rberruatisnn have e.fifssss
a'e visa ais0 TO say that in every ease
te have recow Fnens,ei Favori,e Rst,se,iy- Il
80 IN q single instance failed 10 elsci 4
5 cure.
y. esse IS remarkable ore AMI v
z q SUI further 10 the reputation II.
i';e'!ys Favorite Remedy hiss aes1isitess
iaay regular physicians are prescssj
T. Persons suffering with fisS.
lses. or these run down either fr,sst
sofk. or the changing seasons. sisc,,.
iss, or ncrEous Prostitution SD
IS lisa suffering from the ills pee,l.isr Is
=. sex, should obtain this r1esi;t Inc p
cse. Relief is certain to be the result.
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The January meeting of Penobseot 70
mona Grange was held with the grange at
North Brewer, Jan. 2s. 4 very cordial
and interesting welcome was extended The
visitors by Miss Millie Ieyenseller. J. W..
CoInius ably responded. Fourteen oranges
were reported. large delegations being pre-.
sent from many of them and their large
hall @as wcll filed. Nearly 300 was the
estimated number. In tie afternoon q
memorial service was held in memory OF
the late lecturer, Bro. j. ". Green, COR
sisling of short speeches sal poems, and 4
paper prepared for the grange By him but
short time before his death, was read.