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KENSINGTON.

Born to Mr.. and Mrs H. X. Corrick, on
Tuesday, November Z, a daughter.
Mr.. B. H. Warner has sold two lots in
Kensington Park to Mrs. NJ. z. Hansell Of
Washington.
Miss Flo. W. Smith of the Methodist Sun
day school is awarded a prize for making
the best report of the sermon preached to
children on the Goth instant.
The leading Methodist Episcopal Church
in large New England city has invited
Rev. VIM. ]. Thompson to become their
pastor next spring.
DIR. R. B. DERRICK has gone to Strouds-
burg, Pa, on business.
Mrs. NJ. Johnson, Mrs. Jos. johnson, and
Miss Ida Johnson of Elkton, Md, have been
the guests of Mrs. ]. F. Stock during the
past week.
Mr.. Charles w. Thompson of Garrett
Park will give lecture on temperance
this Sunday evening at the Methodist
Episcopal Church.
Professor ]. H. Langille and family will
occupy a part of the McKelden house dur
ing the winter months.
Governor Alphonso Hart is spending a
few days in Hillsboro', Ohio.
Mrs. F. II. Hurdle has sold three lots in
North Kensington to Mr. w. II. Allen.
The meetings of the Woman's Home Mis-
held on Wednesday at the home of Mrs.
w. w. Eldridge. The usual order of exer-
cises was followed and the meeting ad-
.Journed to meet in December at the resi-
dence of Mrs. j. Wilson of Capitol View.
There will be preaching in the Warner
Memorial Presbyterian Church on Sunday
morning at II O'Clock. At $50 p. m. the
Young Peoples Society Of Christian En-
deavor will be addressed by Mr.. B. H. War
ner and other prominent members of the
society from Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Howard Fishback are
spending few days in Washington.
A meeting of the citizens of Kensington
Will be held on Monday evening. in Noyes'
Library, to talk over the general interests
of this place and the probable Incorporation
of the town
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RAINY RIVER GOLD FIELDS,
The Mining Laws of Minnesota VIII
BE Extended Over Them,

Duluth dispatch says A. L. Gray,
government agent sent out by the general
land commissioner to investigate the Rainy
river gold fields, has returned and says
there is undoubtedly plenty of gold in that
country. He will recommend the with
drawal of such lands from entry under the
timber and homestead acts and the ex-
tension of the mining laws to include the
gold lands in Minnesota. This will satisfy
the gold hunters, as a contest will be next
to impossible. IL the extension becomes
a fact there will be great hegira to the
gold fields.
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La Grippe Is epidenmic on the coast de-
Tense vessel Monterey, now at Mare Island.
Cal Members of the crew are daily being
taken to the naval hospital.
During a severe wind storm Thursday
night fourteen coal barges. laden, in tow OF
tugs from New York. bound east parted
lines off Stamford, Conn. and sank i'm sixty
feet OF water.
A boiler explosion occurred yesterday at
the works of the American Straw Board
and Paper Mills, at Pioua Ohio. No one
was killed.
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTIVE HOSPTT Al
Washington Barracks, II. c., November 6, 1873
Sealed proposals in tripliCate will be reCef. ed
here until TWELVE NOON TUESDAY, NOVEN-
Der TWENTY-FIRST, 1893. and then cDe ned
for the construction of pOst hospital here
ing and gas piping will lee made separately
Specifications blank proposals. drawings AMI in
formation can be obtained from the undersiyne
Ihe United states reserves the right TO reject
any and all bids. Envelopes containing bids
should be addressed Proposals for Construct ing
Hospital. and addressed TO G. i. TOWNSIFY
FIRST Lieutenant and Resiinenial QIartermaS ter
Fourth Artillery. A. A Q. N. nG,3.11, i3. 15ls1s
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The San Francisco jury in the case Of
Jockey Dick Ward, the boy who killed a
stable boy named Keller with a pitchfork
brought in verdict of murder in the first
degree Thursday and fixed the punishment
at Imprisonment for life.
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She Got One.


From Truth.
Matchmaking Manama-"Ethel, why don't
you marry Fred Hardcash? Do you want
husband made to order?
Ethel-"No, mamma; l want one made to
obey"
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FOR SALE-OR RENTAL LAKELAND Md b
and o. R.R.. miles out fare 6k cents
a. house, 81 OO0-S10 cash, $40 per mo. Rent. So
or. house. Sl,S0O-SlS cash, SIS per mo. Rent, s1C
sr. house. s2.5Oo-s25 cash. s25 per mo. Rent sir
Tor: house, s4.0OO-St0 cash. $40 per mo. Rent S2s
EDWIN A. NEWMAN, Owner. Lakeland or Tel 1918.
oc24
BROOKLAND PROPER AND VICINITY : SOME
special bargains: also houses for sale. For facts
and prices call GRACE NJ. THOMAS.
oc12-1D 100 Corcoran bldg.
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MANICURE.

MADAME PAWN. MANICURE AND CHIROP.
odist 1OS 18TH ST. N.w.-The only Importer
and manufacturer Of FINE MANICURE and
CHROPODlSr GOODS south Of New York. au23-tr
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.


FOR RENTAL FOREST GLEN, MD, CIR. BATH
large lot; only SIS viii sell same on monthly
payments s9o hEhifohp q HENDERSON, MIL: iaoS
FOR RENT-AT BENNING, d. C., ABOUT 5
minutes walk from station; large Is-room dwell
ing; in excellent condition, with 40 acres of
ground; $40 per month. I. R. BROOKS. SIS
FOR SALE-AT FALLS CHURCH, VA, 5 MIN
utes from East End station; 7-room and attic
eod nearly grcs acre shade fruit and
SUBURBAN c., Star office. n9-3t'
FOR sALEaA NEW HOUSE OF LARGE ROOMS
and 1000 So #. Of ground. for sl.75o; a
roO@ eet,ass n f to for = IS 5 SsSS
frame. with l2,5oo So: #. for 81 800; all of
city; also several small tracts of land and farms
near near the city. Send for a large man and list
h nIfes j. E, ,ss SLE ! e = w.
HANDSOME SITES FOR SUBURBAN HOMES.
ooSNEcr1cH q ' &vE asfd o! northwest
On the dividing line between Maryland and the
District Of Columbia. 1t occupies a fine piece
Of 800 feet above tide water.
TRANSPORTATION.
The ROCK CREEK RAILWAY furnishes rapid
transit to and from the city.
=, , PURE WATER
standpipe 100 feet high. insuring fine pressure
for domestic purposes and fire hydrants,. the
of greater capacity than in Washington itself
DRAINAGE.
perfect system of sewerage has been de-
signed and executed under one of the leading
sanitary engineers of the country.
ELECTRIC LIGHTING
Used for Illuminating streets and houses
CHARMING LANDSCAPE EFFECTS
Secured at great expense and with a special
view to artistic beauty.
GENERAL ADVANTAGES
Are such naturally appeal to those who feel
the need OF the healthful conditions surround
ing country life. combined with absolutely every
comfort and convenience which the CITY Affords
TERMS
Liberal ARRANGEMENTS will be made with those
wishing to build and make this their perma nent
home.
Plats and full information furnished upon ap-
plication to
THOMAS j. FISHER & CO.,
nS-6t 1924 st. NV.
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OCEAN TRAVEL.

ARTHUR w. ROBSON
615 18th ST. NV. Telephone 1884
Steamship. Passenger and Tourist Agent.
Tickets to Europe By all lines
Drafts In sums to suit.
Foreign Express. tau9D Custom House Broker
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MEDICAL. &c.

STRANGERS. TAKE NOTICE-DRS. BROTHERS
and Gray treat all diseases. No cure no pay.
Only established advertising physicians in this
city. Established rs years. 9O6 st. s.w.
oc31-imOs
DIR. BROTHERS. THE MOST RELIABLE AND
lOngest-established specialist in this city with
50 years experience. ~ years 9u6 Il St s.w
Consultation free and strictly confidential.
oc31 -1mOs
DR. BROTHERS ECvIGORATING CORDIAL Is
powerful Nerve StiUllant and Tonic OF all
the remedies for Nervous Debility NEURALGIA
Nervous Exhaustion. Paralysis and that class of
people who are weak. miserable, letharcic,
sleepy. lack Of ambition and zrst there is no
remedy equal 10 this cordial. IL has been in use
oc2O-1ms
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

# YOU ARE on HUNT FOR FIRST GRADE
Piano. or Piano Of medium price. suit
You in either The Sohmer Is our leader
and In the Steger piano we show you some
thing that is a surprise for quality OF tone and
finish for the price we ask. HUGO wORCH &
Co. 925 It'll. Pianos for rent and moved. NIL
The Lamar register., 1893-05-27
N ayvailey.
SOMETIMES

Rain is needed "wus and wus.n
Ira Swadley has lately dug, and is
now walling good well.
Our people did not attend the
services OF Rev d. L. RAIDER, on &C
count of it not being generally known.
1t is regretted by all.
The Henry canal contained enough
water on Tuesday of this week to
flood the bottom as far as the Prince,
1t has always been habit of the
management to send at this time OF
the year, ''spurts' down for an hcur
or two, presumably to hold the right
of. way.
The Lamar register., 1893-05-27
ARIEL,
Adrian News.


John Hess had fine steer die on
alfalfa.
Miss Madge Bradley is visiting
friends in Lamar.
Miss Ida Scott, of Lamar, spent last
week with Mrs. Waldo.
A. f. Crawford has an addition
to his residence on his farm.
Mrs. Gus Grau is making prepa-
rations to move to La Junta-
Mr.. Waldo has had serious time
with sore eyes, but are much better
at present
Several have engaged wainuts of
Captain Hover for planting. so we
understand.
A little Miss Crawford came to
make her home with Mr.. and Mrs.
c. E. Crawford, last Sunday.
Mrs. VIM. Maddox and children,
of Lamar, was visiting Mrs. Harper
several days this week.
The deputy road overseer assisted
by Vim. Harper is putting IN bridges
across some of the laterals.
Messrs. Lay and Swadley were in
this neighborhood blowing a tree
claim the first of the week.
A Marburg is looking after his
farms, He says he is disgusted
with mud of Topeka, Kansas.
Burt Roads of Wilde is visiting in
vicinity until his father moves on
his ranch, recently purchased
A Sunday school Will be organized
at the school house the first Sunday
in June. All are invited to attend.
Hiram Hogue, daughter and sew
eral others went fishing on Mud
creek. Plenty of fish and fun was
the report.
Captain Knolton, who was visiting
his brother, returned to the noun
tains accompanied by his son, nephew
and Steve Bellport-
Mr.. and Mrs. Bently were over
taken by the storm last Sunday Just
after crossing the bridge, they had
hard work to travel in the wind.
The farmers around Adrian are
busy making bitches, head gates,
repairing fences and many are plant
ing and making preparation for har-
vest for there is promise that there
will be harvest for those that SOW.
SOMETIMES
The Lamar register., 1893-05-27
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAsp oiIlrE L,AAl. colo. !

LASp OlTlcH At LsNtu. Colo.
Msy = tssa
NOTICE l. hereby Eivon thsf tho fulicz izlz'-
., nAnad settler has tissi nttlur - his !Htsu-
tiun make final pgoei IN SUPPORT q his claim,
and that said prpot will - made before the
June 10 i-ia via kcnneth Sutherland u. r No.
-, for the ue sccfiua - township d solth.
range Is Nesf-
He naniss the folloping witn-ssr- 20 prove
his continuous rcsida1toe uf-uu and clitls at4uu
Of said land. vt1s Erank Nektnusy. Ltnk No
kinney, ". g. Russell and Id Achtnnel. AL u
Zuck. Colorado.
may iuui9 G. u. FuEn. Register.
The Lamar register., 1893-05-27
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Laxp orrIcn a. LasAr. co..

LAND OFFIcE AT LAMAR CoLo-)
April -. 1850. {
NOTICE is hereby given that the fnliouisr
" named settler has filed notice Of intention
TO make final proof in support Of biz claim and
azd that said proof will be made before the
Register aud Receiver at their Office IN Lama.
Colorado. on June Goth, 1870, viz; san.
uel II. Tope II. E No. ss75 for the nv u section
IS, township q south. range ~ west.
He names the following witnesses TO proye
his continuous residence upon and cultiyat zion
of said land. viz: Oscar johnson. c. d. Fiuuet
Francis RAYMOND and John Johnson ali ~
Granada, Colorado.
ALSO at the same place on May q. isa8. Charles
W. Crane, H E. No. ssls for the sex section is
township 15 south. range ~ west.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
residence upon and cultivation uf
said land, viz: Theodore Pilloud J. c. Ford.
William Dargie and Scott Henderson. all oi
Lamar Colorado.
apr22- mar c. d. FoEp. Register.
The Lamar register., 1893-05-27
7aa rsci,l 7,sss Of s.sv:n Count!

~Whether or not the right of suf-
frage shall be extended to women in
Colorado, will be one of the ques-
tions submitted to the electors next
fall. The issue is already attracting
the attention of the friends of female
suffrage outside the state, and they
propose to take hand in the scrim-
mage, and do what they can to have
the state vote aye.
The Lamar register., 1893-05-27
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

LAxp OFFICE AZ L sNtn. Couo.
Nay & tssz-
NOTICE l. hereby eivea that the faiiaEinr-
IN nAtasd settler has nied rat8oo % his infra.
tian to make inzl pro-1f in support - hss claim.
and that said proof vii b made hrtuFe thn
Register and Rrccivcr At Lamar. DclaFada. 90
June Ieth, isa, viz. Lewis IL Manrilr. IL =
No. lsSS, for ueN sccIion =, tnzH.ship =
south. rauge g uest.
He nar,sss lie f0!laHsng zritnrzss-s - prove
his continue rsssidrucr uf1a aas4 culfivAtg.nsi
o. said tand. viss A. J. Pessi Richard Eaaarl-as.
Pred kaaher and Nicholas Bciatr, al Il
Lamar. Colorado
mayt-iu G y. iuEn, REGISTER
The Lamar register., 1893-05-27
NOTICE Fog PUBLICATION.
LAM oTTIcE Ar L,Nas, Colo- !

LAND orTICH At I.NAR- Ccto.l
Aay = i=lG
NOTICE j. hereby ztvcn that that fcilos4ug-
N named settler has hlesi notice % his iutnti-
ton make final pFOot 10 support q hts uaaira
and thai saio prouf ~in te made before thr
Register oT keccivcr az Lamar. COLORADO. osI
June 10. 1si2 VIZ John " No!=zsu, II. = No,
z1g7. for the nv ssctaou a. township = south.
range - west
He names ths folluwing witnesses to prove his
continuous re-ioencr uIun and culttNatsssu ~
said land. viz samuel Met ain ard Jrrusfiah
Me- ain, Of Stewart, ColuEas!o. jacob BlalseG
and James l. Aaynald. of Granada. Colorado
mAy6 iunto &. d. FoED. Register.
The Lamar register., 1893-05-27
Granada Items.

o. A. Wilcox, one OF Wolf creeks
pioneers, proved up last Saturday
after residence of more than six
years.
The irrigators around Granada are
quite busy night and day. There is
plenty of water and they propose to
have it.
L. G. Graden and family returned
last Monday from pleasant vacation
spent in Kansas. Mr.. Graden is
again at his post as railroad agent.
County Assessor A. B. Stewart has
finished his work in the east end OF
Prowers county, and will soon begin
the work of making out his records.
A large ditch capable of irrigating
all the lands of the SIS ranch, is be-
ing constructed on the north side OF
the river T. B. Koen has the con
tract.
1t is generally conceded that the
recent rains throughout Prowers
county were caused by Anderson
Stewart and Mort Underwood attend
ing church
A strolling banjo picker was the
,b,af ,tfrao+;op -, q A. L
The young folks utilized his skill
and had very pleasant dance at the
Minis house on Tuesday night.
The Plum creek farmers are re-
joicIng over the big rain that visited
their section in the early part of the
week. The ground was wet down as
much as seven inches in some places.
W. J. Hallack, the Denver repre-
sentative of the New York capitalists
who now own the Amity canal, was
here Sunday looking over the ditch
and company lands, and expressed
himself as much pleased with the
prospects. The present Amity canal
company is probably the richest ir-
rigation company in the United
States, being composed of such well
known men as Chauncey NJ Depew
and W. G. Whitney. Big things
may now be expected of this com
pany as its general manager L. Writ
Mrrkham is largely interested in
Prowers county, and is known as the
The Lamar register., 1893-05-27
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND orrIor 4rL,naE. coto.

LAND oTFicE At LkWAE. Colo
April = i5szi.
NOTICE Is hereby given that thu faiio1ins,.
~ named settler has nled notice uf his Infea-
tion TO make final proof in support of his claim
and that said proof VIII BE- made before the
Register Receiver at Lamar. Colorado on
June =, ls-a, viz. jerome blackwell h ENG.
llts for lots ;, 9. II and u section = teAusbit,
Is south. range ~ wet
He names the following witness TO prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of
said land. viz &. ID. FlQuet, Madison Wilson
and William Mckenzie, OF Granada Colorado.
and Z. ". Tate. OF Lamar. Colorado.
spr2s- iunS &. d. FoED. Register.
The Lamar register., 1893-05-27

Much has been said pro and con
about the Colorado exhibit at the
Worlds Fair. After allowing for ex-
treme statements both for and against
it seems pretty certain that it can be
improved, and steps in that direction
are being taken. The dissatisfaction
seems to be more particularly with
the mineral exhibit We are the lar
gest producer of the precious metals,
and this fact should be brought out
prominently at Chicago. While We
have thousands of acres of land un-
derlaid with coal, there is little on
exhibition at the great far.
The Lamar register., 1893-05-27
NOTICE ron PUBLICATION.

LANn orF1cn AZ L,NtE. CuLn. .
NAY 5. i-zL
NOTICE Is hereby given that the fullOslne-
" named settler has flied natior Of hts lntaa-
tiou to make final prouf 10 supprrt 4 hls clatiia,
and that said pruof viii b. made tefnru ttif
REGISTER or Reservoir at Lamar. Colorado, on
June y. Is1c1, via Niiifan ". Ntl.ua, X ?
No. as Pueblo ssries for the ~ 4 stctiua -,
township = south. range g wet
He naius-s the folloE inz witss.sse~ 70 prove bis
continuous residence np-sa aud culflUstlun -,
said land VIZ Alieu ;. iheu1ts=au G.. r. hfstsfrs
jane B. Cline and Andcrson h. stHEaft. al pf
Granada. Colorado.
mayB- JUNO G. u. fuEn, kcslstrr-
The Lamar register., 1893-05-27
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,

LAND oFFtcE At LAaAR. Coto-
May Il. lsa-
NOTICE Is hereby given tlrat the ioli0Sin1''
" named settler has iiled nntic- ~ his tntsn-
tion 10 make final proof in support Il hls e4alfa'
and that szid pfuof viii b. made before tug
Ro.sister and Receiver al lsmar, tulUfadas -
June - fssS. vizs Henry W. hocu IL = No.
ls7 for the nwk neh and M uWA and lots z
and Of section =, township = south, range
q west.
He names the following witncsses % prove
his continuous r6sidcnce upon and cultlFation
Of said land. vizs InArles +. loEur, Ecperi
Wallace and II. Jefferson, uf CNrltuu- colorado,
and 4. y Parrish. OF Lamar. COLORADO
saAlo jun-9 &. ID. FoHD, Register
The Lamar register., 1893-05-27

There is lively war raging be
tween Governor Waite and the
Denver News. On Monday Mr.. Pat
terson roasted the governor for pre-
venting fusion in the city election.
Tuesday morning his excellency
comes back at Patterson in very
sharp column and half article in
the Republican. The governor has
the best of the argument mp to date.
The Lamar register., 1893-05-27
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND orrlcr Ar LANAI, colO. !

LAND oFFIcE AT LAN,E- CoIo-
May I6, 1ssS-
AYOTICE is hereby given that the folloNtng-
~ named settler has dled notice of his intsn-
tion to make final proof in support Of his claim
and that said proof Will be made before the
Register or Receiver al Lamar, COLORADO, on
June D. isl3, viz: <eliA q. Jones, II. r No. 81
for the nea section :, township : s9nth'
range 10 west. 80
He names the following witnesses 70 prove his
continuous residence ut,on and cultivation o.
said land viz. 4 NJ. Steward, l. r. ~ adi"y'
ID. L. Marker and r. L. Reynolds, all Of Lamar
Colorado.
MASH -luns T. u. fokp, Register
The Lamar register., 1893-05-27
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAM orTicE Al LAxAr. colo. /

LASp oFTirE At LANAE Colso.
April =. l-sz1
NOTICE Is hereby give tha; Ersrsit l. Eoeu.
" Of ProWeFz county. Colorado. has tis=i no
tice of intention To make proof on his t;essrt
lard claim No =. for the lots ! and : aad e.
NV section Il, township = south. range u us-st
before the Register or kecEiVer al Lamar, Colo
rsdo, on Monday, the ath day of June. isefL
He names the following witnesses 10 tlruvs the
complete Irrigation and reclamation uf said
land; G. W. Burke. A. ". Miller, Peter Hug
man and x. Nogie all Of Lamar. Colo.
aprs--iun3 G d. FoEn, Eoz.ister.
The Lamar register., 1893-05-27
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.

The REGISTER would like 10 have CORES
pondent in every community in the county.
Please send communications regularly. They
must be in the office by Thursday morning to
insure publication.
The Lamar register., 1893-05-27
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND oYrIcx AT LaxAR. CoLo.

LAND OyrIcK AT LANAI CoLo.
MAJ u. i-ss
NOTICE l. hereby given that John II. Means
IN of Prowers county. Colorado, has hied b.r
tice of his intention to make proof on ms dcsct1
land claim No. p. for the NV \ section II anu
mex section Is. township - south, range " mset
before the Register or Receiver at Lamar. Colo
rauo, on Saturday. the sith day OF june. ia-5,
He NAMES the following witnesses Ia prove ths
complete irrigation and reclamation OF sain
land, viz. J. E. Horn. j. W. Goliaday, ftahhk ftah
Pctrie and Albert ID. MeClave. ali of Lamar. toio-
ma.o-iun4 &. ID. loRp. Register
The Lamar register., 1893-05-27

most enterprising real estate man in
the Arkansas valley.
ARIEL.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-12-14
Ru-ine.. Notices.

The Ho-tnn 1i.,bI,, S,or,.,. advert{-.r,ert p.
d. ,,.,,d .l...he,. 9, mi. t..ue c,nno, fail 4.
,,,-.-, .,,e,,,,, ~. a. IA Wind rs, tose.
nobody good and what Mr. Parker oner- hy
reason Of his misfortune last week l. going 10 be
somebody gain this week and for several weeks
t. come. The energy he displayed in getting in
70 -hAp- for business - promptly and the
bargains n"" onerei seem 70 entltle MN Y"
liberal shzre Of the county patronage
when your heart l. bad. and your head Il
bad. and YOU are had clean through, What Is
needed +. asked sunday school teacher OF her
e"He' a"o~ - ePoA' w
h"' shi "hp'e h'o'ie' hAH feoen's oe'h re-
r'"'ei " heAtn "s '"A' "'e'iioinc-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-12-14

The last session Of the high school lyceum
for the current term was held last Friday
afternoon. An unusually large number Of
visitors was present, including Supervisor
knowlton. ex-Mayor Norris, representatives
OF THE AMERICAN and Enterprise, Miss NJ.
A. Greedy, Mrs. DIR. Bragdon. DR.. Abby NJ.
Fulton, Miss Abby Gerry OF the Falls.
The exercises were varied and entertaining,
the papers on woman suffrage being especially
spicy. as was the discussion thst follow ed
Following was the order OF exercises
Piano Duet, Misses Parsons and Friend
Reading OF Records, Secretary II. G. Mason
Declarations, syhii Fields, Maude Hamor.
Florence Jarvis and Harry Jones
MUSIC.
piano Solo, Miss Trip
Alice Latin and George McCarty
MUSIC.
Piano Solo, Susie Mason
Determinations. Carrie Means Henry Rhoades
Maude Scott, Kate Joy
Discussion Of following question: should
Women be Allowed TO Note"-Afirma-
tive, Hattie Rhoades, Rubie McGown;
negative. Harry Fox. II. c. Mason
song, May Friend
Current Events OF the Past Week,
Reading OF High School Record
Anna Crippen, Florence SWEET
MUSIC.
Harry Tracy violin and II. c. Mason piano
Owing to the Illness OF the regular editor,
Harry Clark, bis place was supplied by Miss
Crippen.