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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1896-02-13
Notice.

Any who expect TO attend the W. G.
T. %. convention for Kenosha county,
to be held in the Congregational
church at Kenosha, Feb. 25th and Doth !,
please send their names to F. Ell. Smith
chairman of entertainment committee
Entertainment will be provided for
delegates and visitors.
DIV By ORDER OF Con-.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1896-02-13
TO PROTECT THEIR INTERESTS.
The Milk Farmers to Meet at Russell
February %.

The shippers of milk, who ship from
the stations north of Chicago, have de-
cided to take some action looking to
the protection of their interests from
the irresponsible milk buyers and ped
oilers of Chicago, and to this end a
meeting of the milk farmers has been
called at Russell on the 22d of Febru-
airy at 10 o'clock, ana it IS requested
that every one interested be present at
that time.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1896-02-13
S----
THE CITY'S BUSINESS
The Official Publication of the Council IS
Doings Monday.


ADJOURNED REGULAR MEETING.
Feb. 10, 1896.
Called to order by Mayor Farr.
Present-Ald. Brister, O'Donnell,
Zens, Schend, Yule, McGivern and
Christman.
On motion of Aid O'Donnell, the
electric light ordinance was taken up
and read.
Aid. HfcGivern moved that the or
dinance be referred to a committee OG
four, to consist of an alderman irons
each ward, and the city attorneys, to-
report at next regular meeting.
Motion carried.
The Mayor appointed Aid. Schendy
Yule, McGiyern and Brister as such
committee.
Ordinance No. An ordinance
authorizing the Milwaukee, Racine and
Kenosha street railway company to-
construct, maintain and operate street
railway in the city Of KenOsha, Wis
consin, was withdrawn, and on motion
of Aid McGivern, the ordinance was
reserved for future reference.
Council adjourned.
GUS JACOB, City Clerk
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1896-02-13
The Tomb.

Died-In Chicago, Feb.10, Katherine
Bulger, wife Of Chas. D. Mahoney.
The remains were brought TO Kenosha
today for interment. Deceased leaves
husband and two small children who
have the sympathy of a large circle of
friends.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1896-02-13
Famous Jockey Dead.

Special to EVENING NEWS
LUDDINToN, Ky, Feb. u, noon
Isaac B. Murphy, famous negro jockey,
died this morning of heart disease.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-05-08
Just from Phoenix.

VIM. Thompson, who went to Arizona
with ". ]. windes few weeks since re-
turned home Monday morning. Mr.
Wiades will remain a short time longer,
At least. VIM. Thomps tells many in
teresting things concerning that country.
Phoenix, city OF Il, goo inhabitants has
81 saloons and four gambling housees, ,all
OF whicl, run every day and night in the
week. and vet there are but two police
men in the place. Another thing thar
seemed little strange 10 Mr.. Thomp-
son was the lack of rain. none having
fell there for more than year. The
main products OF the country are alfalfa
and hogs, but corn. wheat, oats and
everything elss does well. the on,y thing
necessary TO insure = good crop being ir-
rigatior. The large canal TO be made Tor
irrigating purposes is monstrous con-
Germ. Its projectors have secured loau
OF s.. 400. 200. and work will scon COM
mence in earnest. A new $50 600 hotel
is new in course OF erection. The farms
are vary beautiful, and land sells very
high. prices ranging from $7S "a $l51
per acre. Mr.. Thompson saw 7 L.
Wallace, who went there some time age
| ior the benefit OF his health. He is do
ing nicely and will probably fully regair
is health. Brownsville Times.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-05-08

Prof. W. II. Lee, president OF Albany
college, will deliver an address on "The
Higher Education" at II n. M. next
Sunday in the, Presbyterian church.
Preaching also in the evening after
young peoples meeting.
Last week as Mr.. G D. steen was
plowing some rev ground on the Dodge
place, he fouLd SO 55. The dollars were
in Mexican coin and dated back to 1886
and 1913. There were three zoe pieces
in Spanish coin aud were made in 1892.
NJ. Andy Nichols came into town
Tuesday with head On him as big as
barrel. He says he Was attacked on
Monday at Foster by Judd and William
Maley, with brass knuekles and the butt
end OF a rifle. According to Mr.. Nichols
version of the affair, he has been un-
mercifuliy beaten. There is an old
grudge between these parties. Officers
have gone after the Marley boys and the
trial will likely bring out all the facts.
Last Saturday night our city was
thrown into excitement by an alarm of
fire. The fire proved to be in Mrs w
NJ. Rilea's boarding house near the paper
mill. The fire broke out about midnight
and was we'll under headway when dis
covered. As il was out OF reach OF the
tire hydrants the fire boys could only
stand by aud watch il burn. There was
$500 insurance on the building and 500
on contents. 1t is supposed to be the
work OF observation-disclosures.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-05-08
snE KNEW HrN.-Geo Howe returned

SHE KNEW HrN.-Geo Howe returned
from California last night. He met his
brother in San Francisco. and then pro-
ceeded to San Jose, where he made MIR
and Mrs. Cochran a short visit. He
says the old folks are enjoying excellent
health and seem supremely happy,
During Mr.. Hose's stay in San Francis
co he had rather strange experience.
More than % years ago, a niece OF VT.
Howe's suddenly disappeared as ii swal-
Lowell by the earth. That she was dead
had long been conceded, but imagine
MIR. Howe's surprise when he was
brought face to face with his lon: lost
relative. NJ sooner had he entered the
Grand hotel than lady tapped HIM OF
the shoulder snd rendered her hand
Mr.. Howe remarked that she was evil
IDENTIFY mistaken in the man. But shS
was not. She said: "You remember
hat many wears ago your brother Tom
had n girl? well am that girl." ~
Brownsville Times.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-05-08

VERY YiGILASr.-The manner in which
the fisheyesen watch matters AZ Astoria
Is well illustrated in tue following from
the Astoria: Quite little excitement
was created on the streets about 7o'c'ock
last night by the appearance of large
number OF fishermen who came running
down from uppertoxn. Two men had
aeea seen coming down the river in
fishing boat with What appeared 10 he =
barrel or two of fish ard net covered up
in the bottom OF the baat. The poa; was
one OF Cooks, and as il bad been reported
that some cf his men were tishiug, \
committee OF fishermen struck out from
The shore in q boat 10 investigate. and
after having satisfied themselves Of q hat
the strange boat contained. and turning
back TO shore. the crowds who had been
watching followed down toxin a. the
boat continued on its way. When the
landing Was made j, the dork opposite
tile 0ccident hotel, The occupant OF the
toai, William Zimmerman. met the
crowd and explained to them that All he
had On board S~s about hal barrel q
saliesl saln on, ~ot las; springs pack
which lie had promised 10 deliver q
month ago 10 / Boentgen. tlse restaurant
ulan. The salmon had hcen stored AZ
hss residence on snAg Island aIl this
tune. The crowd quickly dispersed ard
he tempest in q teapot xtsbSideSi. Mr.
Zimmerman, who Is a member OF the
Union, stated tina; there ~zs no fishing
going ON tssss side oil Cooks cannery.
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Evangelical Conference.

The forenoon session was opened b,
Bishop Bowman with devotional excr
eises, and Immediately afterwards Bisho,
VIM. Dillon, ID. ID. nf the U. b. church
gave an inspiring address from which
many salient passages might be quoted
but space forbids. The Bishops urbaps
manner made deep impression upor
the conference and his kini invitation tC
Bishop Bowman and the attending min.
isters, To visit the U. B. conference Al
Philomath was greeted with enthusiasm
| W. i. Thompson was reported 20 have
severed his connectiou with our church
and his credentials were accordingly re.
| voksd.
The report submitted 20 the audit.
ing committee by the conference treas
urer was announced by the committee "a
oe correct. Rev. l.. ;. Fisher, the sedu-
| ious pastor at Monmouth, was reap
pointer editor and publisher Of the Con-
| Terence Journal and ordered TO publish
stUu copies. The conference treasurer
Sas ALTO instructed 10 paw Rev. Fisher
the sum Of 500 for his ass eiuous labor
IN reruiisg the journal and thereby
doubling lie capacity.
The advertising rates in the Journal
were reduced 20 si.25 per- card. The
successful solicitors for advertisements
Va the Conference Journal we're released
iron tie payment OF their allotted Jour.
aa'S While the less fortunate were in
structed 10 pay sl.ou for two dcz Jour
mails, their legitimate share.
The resignation OF Rev. II Schuk-
nec5t as conference treasurer Painfully
reminded Ne OF sis departure 10 superin-
fs-stg tsszA IL =
see him leave our conference but bid him
Gods speed
The committee on worship reported
that T. t. Vincent, from Portland. will
pFeaeL this evening as O'Clock sharp.
A cordial Invitation IL extended 10 all.
The forenoon session Of the third day
opened with devotional exercises ian bv
Bishop Bowman who read part OF the
2nd chapter OF 2nd Tiuioilsy, after xhicE,
he earnestly prayed Then the confer
enee united in singing the expge= q sc
hymn '-How Firm Foundation.
The minutes oi the tao prey GUS s.ss-
sions were read and approved
The committee on quarterly ooufe--
ence -sSaorS.s reported and The report VAS
adopted.
The submitted report OF she committee
on Sabbath and Tenn perzne. zas adopted.
The services OF tomorrow xisi lie as
follows: Rev y Shupp, Spokane, Wash,
aiIi preach AZ The u E eLnrch Rev q
Il Fisher. Salem. " Z South: Rev II Q
Bi.taer. Portland, United Presbyterian:
Rev + Biitner, salem, Christian church
Rev T T Vincent. Portland, Bzpsis,
church; Rev e \ Manslarcs, Portland.
Cumberland Presbyterian
Bishop Tltos. Bowman x;il preach the
ordination sermon in the Evangelical
church. This is one OF the most impor-
iaut services aad tlae public IS earnestly
invited 10 attend this service Al III
o'clock Al a:ss p. m. he will ordain =.
" l>anner and ". ID. Rarnhart as dez-
CONS aud L. D. Ssreyieilcr as elder.
\ general mass meeting VII be beld in
the NJ. +. churth al 7:30 p m All
churches will participate, and Bishop
Tilos. Bosmaa will dispense the word Of
truth ic his usual pungent and forcible
manuei.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-05-08

Highest Of all in Leavening U.s Report
R@:a!l! q! Rs%assz RRsklaRs
ABSOLUTELY puRE
SOCIAL AND Personal

Judge Geo. II. Burnett was in the city
] yesterday noon.
/ Chas. Cusick came up from Salem thi:
noon on visit.
| Miss Lille Crawford. Of Albany, fs in
the city, the guest OF AisE Aable CreigEI-
ton.-Salem Statesman.
The regular meeting of the Ladies Aid
Society will be held az the residence Of
Mrs. John Althouse on Monday, MAY
4th, at p. m.
J. ii. Townsend has prospect OF max
ing q contract with the new immigration
board of Portland TO go east with his
stereoptican and selection OF views to
be furnished By the board. and in this
way advertise oregon.-Sewberg Graphic
Il was repcrt-d that Lieut. Miss Grif-
fifth Of the Salvation Army was soja TO be
married to a Salem Lieut.. 4 DgxocaA4
representative interviewed the popular
Lieutenant, from whom it was learned
that there was nothing in the report.
Miss Griffith will soon go the state of
Washington TO work.
Yesterday morning while waking on
tn streets. Miss Maud Hoffman dropp4d
quite a roll Of bills. She was fortunate
enough TO recover them Immediately as
they were droppei in front OF Ar.
Nezie's ieweiry sore and were disco.-
cred At once by the proprietor AMI
promptly returned corvallis Times
Ex Superintendent Clark, of the o G..
& f., il expected to return to Corvallis
in few days where he viii visit fer
time before leaving for his old home IN
Chicago Mr.. Clark stated he had inst
retHrned from trip to The Szndsich
Islands which he greatly enjoyed From
san Francisco he will go to Los Angeles
for brief stay, when be will leave for
OregOn.-Corvallis Gazette.
DR.. z. J. Thompson Is quite Ill with
bronchitis He has not been able 10
leave the house for week His con6i-
tion. VAS such that he did not occupy the
pulpit last Sunday and wIlI not be able
10 preach next Sunday. At his age any
acute disorder goes hard xiih . person,
however, il - TO be hot d the DR.. viii
soon be around agaiu--Ntrvzllis Times.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-05-08
sATURDA
HOME AND ABROAD

Potent posters return rapid result-. zee
Smiley's samples
Cloth circulars catch country customers
Smiley the printer.
There are thirteen assignment cases on
the docket in Folk county.
II has again been decided TO start up
that pine needle factory at Grants Pas.
Prof weatherby # tie tat. Uniyer lily
has secured liye toad with hve legs.
In Lane county ] II Veatch, the peoples
party candidate for sheriff, has withdraw, :
The best and cheapest watch chains
made. ut french's ieweIry store. fully war.
rInted.
An Office has been essablissed al Gate.
by the OC& 4 Z. With c. w. Dority ss
operator and agent
Remember Tinkle IL back al lis old
stand and wall make you tbe fines photos
at bard time prices.
Ed Riley. foot racer Of San Francisco.
u IN the city, at the s. CharI,ss, and l.
ready TO run any nan in 0regoa 100 yards.
TIE immigration board committee will
mee. tonight to close up the Eubz1rip,ion
business and ma arrangements 20 push
The work here.
The aeeeptArce Of C. H. DAIrympie as
nominee for prosecuting aiiornes on the
popalist ticket has been fleI. No resig-
nation has been 6.ed a. reported
About if.y Woo .Fnea, from the two cir
eles, af-er their MEETINGS last night
marched TO the G. r. festival in ,he p. o.
b.oek. where tbeg parsook Of the iu= lunch
served.
Hoa- Allen Parker will BE- run as Joint
representative from Lincoln and Benton
20 nass. The DExocR6T hopes 10 zee him
eiecieI. lie will be a safe man 10 send TO
tie legislature
Our line OF Ladies shirt waists is pow
complete. having just leceived all The new
ess patterns in ia~n and dimIiy This is
bF far the swtlIest line Of goods erer
shoSa in Albany, call and see them at the
Ladies Bazaar.
.'Tink'e san eztch the shadow. ere the
substance fades, and make = handsone
photo oi houely old mAid'-ov bachelor
eitber. in fact anybOSy, and the beauty Of
II i II tie photos yoa get u Tinkle are net
satisfactory yOn need not pay for them
se..
The bowling tournament going On be-
twaen Salem. Jefferson and bzny closed
las; night Jefens0n's scsre Thasaiay
nj sht stood. DAVIS l5l. Smish i3i. Hovs
isi. jones' lSa. Anderson III, baroxx
iSi. Caldwell i.s2 SiegFEua5 i42. Salem
'sEs = no handicap 10 start with .-Ie1er-
sos k~viex.
The Enlre have been po1rirg into Hop
kirs Bros Eni0eTy AZ graf rae and the
raioe - they run spon the inclined Wheel
ara spect4sis. This marning Hopkins
Bros EscriFeSi present Of Eve white mi Y.
too so1ng Is lse rnt IN The cage yes, which
Will be trzi1ei fsr the Tutuye. F. {.
Alien was the donsT.
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Scio.

Messrs. ". r. Bilyeu and ]. J. Whit.
ney will address the voters OF Seio and
vicinity on next Saturday afternoon COM
mencing at p. m.
Before another issue OF the Press
reaches its readers. our creamery will be
in operation and turning out rich yellow
butter MT TO please the taste OF the mos,
fastiGious
L. W. Richardson has bought the Mil
CITY meat market oi l. c. Pretiyman and
will take charge Immediately Mr..
Prettyman, as soon a. he can settle up
his affairs will. with his fathers family,
move TO California.
John Coins was in this city the first OF
the week. While here he called in this
Office and ordered his paper changed from
Albany to Corvallis, and stated that he
had bought q delivery business in that
city. and woald move his family thereto
mmediately.-Press.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-05-08

A Pp-rilAk AcCaDExT-A curious ac-
cident Was one that overlook Miss Mona
Smith friday afternoon She was rid
ing bicycle up ;he walk leading 10 the
college, when suddenly friend behind
her observed the wheel swav, and the
rider fall Miss Mona quickly picked
herself np resaounted the wheel and rode
GA, 10 tne dormiiory There her friends
noticed thar she y as apparently out of
her head, and that there we're bruises
abou, her temple and chin. She vas
brought 10 the Smith home and until the
next afternoon her conversation WAS
Eighty. She was unable hen ard j.
still powerless 10 remember anything
shout her fall, or anything OF the incl
dents Immediately before and after IT.,
a condition in which William Skipion
found himself after fall from horse &
year or so ago. Il is supposed that while
riding along she became dizzy and that
the fall accounts for the mental trouble.
CORVALLIS Times.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-05-08

The efforts OF Astoria to get railroad
are OF local interest to every city in Or
egon, aud hence the DEMOCRAT gives
considerable attention TO the subject.
The final location of the depot site and
the Immediate prospect OF rapid work on
the read leads the Historian to remark:
sAil can anticipate the lines OF improve
ment and the many resources and adj
yantages which the community can
truts.iully boast, will tend to bring pros
perity to the people who have labored
hard these many years to secure the con-
summation OF the ends so much desired.
aTbe clouds that have lowered above our
heads are in the deep bosom Of the ocean
buried Astoria's march to the goal OF
her ambition has commenced and the
world is invited to look upon the progress
beinv made in the building up at the
mouth OF Columbia city to be pi oud OF.
United in all its interests, it win stand a
monument OF strength. One site--Scow
Bay--one people, all pulling together in
the future as In the past, for the attain
ment of desired results, can only bring
success.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-05-08

ALI GoSg nAFT.-David Wagner. OF
Linn county. aged 81 years. and miner
by occupation, but whose mind has been
overturned by long years of iniemper-
ance, wFs yesterday brought ia and con-
signed TO the care OF DR.. ID A Paine at
O. 5. i. A., as was ] +. Boswick, OF
Crook county, 10 years old, and an ep-
ileptic. Marion county sent an insane
patient TO the asylum, Yesterday. also:
he was william Dye, of Mill CITY, who
called at the court honse and requested
that higmental condition be examined
as he had insane attacks at times in the
past. Deputy District Attorney A. o.
Condit and DIR. ]. n. Smith enquirsd
into Dyes case and concluded that hs
was tit subject for Dr. Paine's big hos.
pitai. He was committed to that insti.
tutio1.-Statesman.
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Death of Capt. w. u. Philips.

The flag on the q. A. X. pole hangs at
half mast today. Another member has
been called to answer to the firal roll.
Capt. w. n. Phillips died last night at
O'Clock at the age OF II years. The ef
iects OF wounds received in the service OF
his country never left him. Capt.
Phillips was born in New York state
Dec. 80, 1924. During the war he served
faithfully in the l05th I'D. Vol. Infantry.
lie afterwards came to Oregon where he
obtained an excellent reputation for in
tegrity and as an upright citizen, leaving
q clean record. Capt. Phillips was the
father OF seventeen children. Among
those who survive, besides a faithful
wife: are Rev. irvine Phillips, editor of
the Cynosure, OF Chicago, Capt. NJ. D.
Phillips, Homer, Henry and Willie, OF
this city and Mrs. Chas. Caufleld OF Or
egon City, all being present at his death
but Rev. Phillips OF Chicago.
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Nearly a Ceaturian.

Dorothy T.. PaZenkopf died at the
home OF her son. August PAgenkopi near
Wells, last evening, April 2o,h. Al the
very adyancsl age OF eS yeArs. months
and 2 days She was born in Prussia,
Germany. came 10 the U. :. in 1856 and
10 Oregon eight years ago. She had four
sons, ore tt whom died at Anderscuville
prison. Only one, August, survives.
Mrs. Pagenkopf was . small, but viry
woman. and her great age tells OF the
strong constitution and exemplary life.
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Voluntary Testimonial.

We, the undersigned. pastors. hereby
vish TO express our appreciation OF the
lAbors OF the Rev. c. W. Courtwright,
Pm. D.. who for time has been pastor OF
the LIST Presbyterian church OF this city.
Bro. COGr.right has proven himself an
alh< preacher aud consistent Christian
and man. Wesh2II gratefully remember
his labors among n, and feel thzt the
kingsicm of the Lord Jesus, has been
greatly strengthened through his efforts
while among Us. His most estimable
family, as well ashiIneelf, have made
many warm friends during their STAY In
IA Albany. Signed: J. T. Albeit,
Methodist: G. II. Mckee, Baptist: D Y.
Polling, Congregational: w. V. AeGee,
Gnmb. Pres; .. B. StrzyfftAIer, Evan
-gelicai Association United Pres zt-
sent.
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oREeon srArE wE.rnER sER,,cx
Summary. Station, Albany, De, Montl
rens.

Summary. Station, Albany. De- Month
April. 1895.
NJ, an Temperature, IS 6.
Maximum temperature, 50; date, 2tst.
Minimum temperature, 81; date. l, ?.
Total 3, WALL iache.
Total precipitation 5,55.snches.
No. Of clear days. 4.
No. of patty cloudy days..
No. of cloudy days. rs.
Dates Of iiget frost, o 4, 10 10 Il, q.
Dates OF killing frost, o
Dates on which hail fet', o
Dates on which sleet ieli. O.
Dates Of thunder storms. o.
Aurosas,0
Prevailing direction of the wiz DIS. N.
Remarks. Tsmperaturs S5.
Rsinfsll. 2.t6 from mon,h'y, aver se for
April.
JOAN BRIeas,
Volunteer Obs aver.
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Teaeher;s Examination.

Notice Is hereby given that for the
purpose of making examIustson of ali
persons who may offer themselves Is
candidates for teachers OF the schools oi
the county, the eoanty school superin-
tendent thereof will hold : public exam
inatioa in the Albany College At Albany
Oregon, beginning at ] O'Clock p m
Wednesday. May IS, 1895. any persons
who may wish TO take the examination
for state papers should present them
selves at the same time snd place.
Dated this 18th day OF April, 1895.
A. r. RCTH ERFoRD,
Co. Supt- Linn Co. Or.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-05-08

ISrKRooLLEGIATEFI FIELD DAY.-The COM
mittee Of students on the intereolle .late
field day met yesterday afternoon Port
land. Monmouth, Willamette. the State
University aud the .. 4. Z. were pre-
sented. The constitution was amended
in several respects. The annual con-
vention will be held in Salem on the last
Saturday of February. and the annusl
field day will lie held in Salem on the
first Saturday in June. Competitors
must attend their college from February
Is proceeding the dAv. The receipts Of
the fieid Clay will be divided and travel
ing expenses OF contestants paid accord
ing 10 distance Travelled. !. H. Van
winkie was appointed to manage the
coming field day At Salem. and Van
Winkle. Deforest and BrysOn to sesect
the officiSls for the occasion
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-05-08

kTSDEesAKTVS MAET1xe.-There will
be a meeting OF the AIlAnv kinderyar-
ten association tomorrow. May 3ad, in
the kindergarten room CIV. G. T. U.
halll at ) o'clock, IN which all members
and friends OF the kindergarten associa-
ton are invited TO attend The follow
ing program will be rrndereJ.
song, selected, Mrs. Teller.
Reading, The kindergarten Games,
Miss Bruuner.
Songs and May pole Dance, Kinder
garten children.
Recitation, selected. Miss Helen Craw.
lord.