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Evening journal., 1898-01-01
IMPROVEMENTS AT THE JAIL.

The Jail commissioners are having a
thorough overhauling and repairing
done at the county prison New plumb
ing and sanitary matters are being
carefully gone over, and general i'm
provements are being made all around.
They win be doing a good work if they
prevent the further deposits of garbage
and refuse from the jail near the main
gateway.
Evening journal., 1898-01-01
THE FORTUNE A MYTH.

The reported S255,O fortune which
was said 10 have been left to two or
three benefciaries in this city is said to
be a myth, and nothing is known what
ever by those who are said to be the
ones who would have received any
benefit from it.
Evening journal., 1898-01-01
IMPROVEMENTS AT SHIRT FAC
TORY.

Since the shirt factory has come un-
der local capitalization and manage
ment, many important changes are be-
ing made, chief of which is an increase
in wages. Electricians are engaged IN
putting wires in the plant, as the steam
power is to be done away with and
electric motors will be substituted. IN
candescent lights will supplant the
present Welsbach system.
Evening journal., 1898-01-01
WESTERN BISHOP no PREACH.

Right Rev. Bishop Abbiel Leonard, of
. ah and Arizona. who is at present in
/ liladelphia, will preach ait Emmanuel
e. Church on Sunday evening. In the
teTnoon he win deliver an address at
Z johns Church, Wilmington. Bishop
leonard was a classmate of Rev. +. NJ
Munson, Ii. D., while at Dartmouth
College.
Evening journal., 1898-01-01
ne.rnrh nf Merit.

swell, 1 see Herbert Spencer has been
rewarded at last"
What's happened? Has he made
a fortune out Of his bool1s?"
mo; a brand of cigars has been
named after him. .r-Cleveland Leader.
Evening journal., 1898-01-01
nore - rhlrl,-rlght nlIle..

A touching incident is reported from
the Australian province of Victoria. A
miner met with an accident and broke
his leg. The nearest doctor was at
Orbost, 80 miles away. He was sent for,
but could not leave the township, wlSere
several serious cases claimed his atten-
ton. The miners mates thereupon de-
cided 60 carry the sufferer to Orbost,
and 80 Of them, having improvised a
rough stretcher, carried the poor man
there in day and a half. They had to
traverse the toughest country in Cros-
gingoland aud to cross a river and two
creeks. all ofwhich were in flood. They
got their mate into tAe doctors hands
in time to save life.-Pittsburgh Dis
patch.
Evening journal., 1898-01-01

Near Boise City idaho, 400 feet be-
low the earth's surface. there is sub
terranean lake Of hot water Of 10 de-
grees temperature. It has prssure
enough 20 ascend 10 the top floor Of
most of the houses and will be piped
to them for heating purposes.
Evening journal., 1898-01-01
GoNE To WEsT NIRGINIA.

James Walsh. former clerk in the
Pennsylvania railroad office. and we'll
known amateur ball player, has ac-
cepted position with the West Vir-
Evening journal., 1898-01-01
nnnhffnI.

Briggs-Is Miss Palisade a girl Of
tact?
Griggs-Well, don't know. When
she refused me she said it wasn't be-
cause couldn't support her-Life.
Evening journal., 1898-01-01
REDEMPTIONISTS MISSION
OPEN

Tomorrow theRedemptionist Fathers
will open a Solemn Mission at ST.
Peters r. c. Church. These are the
ones who met with such wonderful sue
cess in their Wilmington work, where
it is said that over fifty nome Catholics
were converted. 1t is not known as yet
how long the mission will be continued.
Evening journal., 1898-01-01
proner nIet for schooI ChiIdren.

A schoolgirl of ten years should have
good, easily-digested, nutritious food.
Well-cool1ed steel-cut oats for break
fast; sub-acid fruits and soft-boiled
eggs. If she carries her lunch cup
custard, fruit and chopped meat sand
wiches made from either beef, mutton
or chicken viii answer. No pork nor
veal, no sweets nor fried foods should
be given children. Apples, either
baked or raw, between meals are good.
For the evening meal give a nutritious
cream soup, then red meat, either
beef or mutton, roasted, boiled or
broiled; a lettuce salad, containing a
light French dressing made with oil
and a few drops Of lemon juice; some
simple dessert, such as rice pudding,
cup custard, tapioca or baked apples
Ladies' Home journal.
Evening journal., 1898-01-01
coRNER.sroNn ro BE LAIp.

The cornerstone of the new Ger
man Lutheran Church. at Sixth and
Jackson streets, will be laid on Sun
day.
Evening journal., 1898-01-01

ginia Central Railroad Company, at
Elkins. He win play ball on team at
that place.
Evening journal., 1898-01-01
PoIlshed ceIInIola surfaees.

To obviate the rough or dull surface
resulting from coating paper, wood.
etc. with fluid celluloid, the objects.
before or after mounting, are brought
into contact, in q heated condition. and
under high pressure, with highly-pol-
ished metal surfaces, the celluloid coat
ing being softened and pressed closely
against the polished surface and al
lowed to remain under pressure until
cool.-Scientific American.
Railways in Holland are so care
fully managed that the accidental
deaths on them average only one year
for the entire country.
Evening journal., 1898-01-01
NEW CASTLE PEAL ESTATE

FOR sALE.-No. 73 South Fifth street,
New Castle brick house; slate roof
seven rooms and bath; range; hot and
cold water; gas; plastered summer
city: newly papered; perfect condition;
Immediate possession; easy terms, Apply
c. w. Edwards, Evening Journal onice,
Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1898-01-01

Repairs have been made to the
Custom House elevator.
Evening journal., 1898-01-01

Ludwig Pianos, from $3.50 upwards
at Dearborn's, S20 and S22 Market
street.
The Meeker herald., 1898-04-23
MIDAS .AYsssp, At THE PLAY.

IA
Reads HIS Psesss.as ~ sAc cLisht Of
AssuFs1ss and Matches
He wss middls-aged. guileiess OF as-
pect. slightly gray. wore store clothes
and silver xpectseles snd had whiskeEs.
ssys the St. Louis Post~Dispatch. II
required no Sign on his back for one to
discern be wssc1oo out Of town. The
only urban chaSsstesistics he possessed
were an independent cir and . nerve
that air born q money In the pocket
and that nerve ~ sateonee Of being tlss
whole thing irAlsantry. town.
He went 70 ~ tAeatsr the other
night. got th8s laes snd had . sest in
the rear ef 4 house. For . time h.
watched thea tticSpf the nipper-legsed
comedian and The ''frivoling" soubrette
He had never seen them before and he
liked them. He wanted to see " ho they
were, but the theatef was too dark for
reading the programme. Theo he did
something NO city-bred man would
have thought Of doing In . thousand
years. He struck half . dozen maiche.
and read the bill Of the play from end
70 end.
1t was all over by thA time the ushers
had noticed what they thought was .
private bonfire snd reachel bis scot
He had settled back comfortably and
looked 20 inpoeent the; ,Es4agef
wouldn't let HIN be disttrbsd With .
warning,
The Meeker herald., 1898-04-23

Il sseres.. sza keiaea of tho ssansy q
Rio Blanoo IN Dc Stxts Of Colorado, did By his
duly recorded % the AT day Of Aarch, A. D.
lsoi. at pase - In book II, Of the records Of
ssid RIO B!anoo county, convey 70 a. b
state. ~ trustee, the south east quarter of the
south west quarter and the south half Of the
so,s s.ss Quarter Of m ;eStion ninesss and the
Of Range ninety -seven West Of the sixth Prin-
a. ana ststs q CSso1aao; Or @ siss lie i Black a R.xie
ssiss = Az land Tor i.rissiins purposes, sna
moro fully appear By the record thereof At page
- Of book = Of The reoords Of Gsras!d county,
COLORADO, Of which county said Rio Rlanco
hint tide and Interest Of .sid John weldon lin in
and TO tho o.. ]. eoe irrisatiaE tditcAl con.
n .i f. f.se 81 sss g pr :ia
le6eo end applrtenahces thereunto belonging,
10 securo tho paymeat Of his certain promfs-
f0r tsc aggregate Sum Of twelve bundled daI
sasdsd "a my aoii..s ssIs& eaess, 1ss = sas md
Esss Apsa I, issa, ises. i1s. isaI Isso. no.
- sed le0 With t1fsrsse thorsoa. from the
4 ''a sss eat = Tes e. :n.% S ss sd of
Trust that In case Of default 10 tho payment Of
90 principal Of any Of said said AsEcs or tho
- SSss@ises, then II may b h-fni for said
tRnsfoe, or upon his failure to act, his successor
IN tRtlst, on the application Of the ieGal holder
Of nat1 notes, or either Of thcm. 70 decla nil
80 ~ ,t btS auction the ssd land. .na and
theartgAt title. b-nefit and equity 0f' redemp-
tion o. THO said John Weldon, his hesrs and as
Gsereas, default has been made in the pay.
meat OF the motto due and payable ON April ],
1871, aud the interest thereon since January I.
sso oe sss ssa ,
interest and taxes being still due and unpaid,
the legal holder Of nRid notes has declared tho
last eve Of said notes also due and payable and
a5d fFnsaee to advertise for sale and sell and
dispose OF all thu hersinbefore described Lands
x ~: ss::sie.s. u, ,y,r,e. es tho eo-e. aud
A. b. Crfd6kioW, trustee e a1ore-
eai1, and in cRss - afAetAeasA. re0oval, or re-
s ssn: 2: :as.s s. 4 ~ ss ssua. g DE-
tN.t. viii. on satnrtf.y, The IA day of Nay,
q * ss sese sss eon.y n ,Ss doss sss
and n ID o1 ..is Hs sns as
ss sss e .ast0p sss s.tens. te the
With all the water rishts ard appurtensnces
theteunto belonging. and Ill the right, title,
Rene4f ard equity OF redemption OF the said
losn Weldon. his heir. and assisns. therein.
notes, with the accrued interest," thereon a.
aforssafd to the time Of sAls, and the mid over
due taxes, together with the cost and expense
Dated at Aeeker, Coiorado, this lstA Day Of
saaii i. B. cR1rcHLow. Tru.tee.
The Meeker herald., 1898-04-23

Ths local lodge OF Odd Fellows will
bold exercises commemorative. OF the
ssvsnty-ninth anniversaEyo Of taae found
Ing Of tho order at the Methodist
church on Tuesday, April %. 1898.
at,8 .. n. The program will in.
ciude IN address bv Pastor Davis, and
the public is invited. A dance will be
gives in the evening. to which all are
invited.
The Meeker herald., 1898-04-23
New Cure for BlackIew.

Francis McCrossin. o7 Inez,
Wyoming, thinks he has remedy for
blackleg. which he conslters far ahead
Of the process Of inoealating the
animal with virus. His rsnady Ia
s,inpss and las proven effective In his
own hssda .lass ysar. kariy lsst
sSsing. Hhsa b ms losing calves right
along wishsbEAealez. someone suggested
-nerving" thspcalves. He tried i,
with sreat aaqp.ss. and withoa. farther
lon from, atssaes. Ths process consists
In taxing Sshsrt knife md cuttins At
ths hoof, ths dark blue vein that runs
down between the split in ths hoof.
Last spring he treated al Of his calves
In this manner aud has no trouble from
blackleg since. He peformes The op-
GRAFTON at the same time he brands the
calves. and asserts that 1t perfectly safe
J. P. Rayston, q prominent stock man,
who has been using the incubation pro-
cess, has commenced tho treatment ad-
1ocssed by Mr.. 1fcCressin. A number
u ranchmen OH La Prele have also
tried u. with success He il unable TO
explain the reason for the cuFs. but is
satisfied to know that It does the work,
Cook County (wyol Monitor.
= &
The Meeker herald., 1898-04-23
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
a. y sN-vr <,S,r,Y<,r, ,r

GLESwOOD SPRINGS, Colo, April ]. 1893.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the following
A\ named settler has Med notice OF his In
tcntion to make final proof W support Of his
claim, and thar SAID proof VIII be made before
the Judge OF the County Court OF Rio Bisnco
county, at Mcekcr, Colorado, on May 81,
1895, 1t 10 O'Clock .. m. viz:
Walter ID. Warner, Of Ruford. Colorado. on
his r. 0. y. No. .ss1O Ute series, for the n x
NV Y. Sec. q, and = u Sw 4, Sec. q. Tp- g.,
Il. o. ". nth r. N.
He nance the following witnesses to prove
bis continuous residence upon and cultivation
Of. said land. viz:
Thomas bailey. David stsei. John N. Dunn
and John Earl, all Of Duforrt. Colorado.
ao.ml4 J. u. P1IlIPPl, Register.
The Meeker herald., 1898-04-23
DESERT I.ANDe-NorICE of INTENTION
10 MAKE PROOF.

GLEHwooD sPRINos, Colo. April !. 1893. $
I, David d. Ferguson. Of Meeker, Rio Blan-
cation No I06, Ute, on the 18th day Of Nay,
ssass nor the 3 y sW y. Sec u nv Z
P N, hereby give notice Of my intentton
to make final proof to establish my claim to the
knEA6ove descrtbed before the Judge OF tho
Colorado on Wednesday, the 18th day Of Nay
1s2s, and lhAt I expect to prove that said land
has been properly irrigated end reciatuied IN
lowing Witnesses:
John F. Wilson. Jr.. Henry Wilson. C. II.
wolcott and W. H. Clark. all Of Mceker, Colo.
-Is. DAVID d. fEkG USON.
aQ-siA Claimant.
The Meeker herald., 1898-04-23

.Tyo seB1ynments oe voung nsh for
MAits river -xera reestss4 during The
vsek. Tha asst was fpnns ths United
1tetas govaznnsnt. I'D consisted Of
eastern brook Trout 80 ths second
was from state hascheriss. and was Of
~ rnnbov variety. NH sInp Harp
rsosived and attended to distributing
~ young fry. .aa r.-aF-.g.
The Meeker herald., 1898-04-23
Easily Followed.

Easily FOll0WC0s
/ Country distances arc peculiar. :"
said Editor Littlejohn, Of the Carter
County [Ky.l Advocate, and The roed
direction which . traveller receive up
in the mountains are sometimes, lspk-
ing in quality Of explictness, but are
frequently amusing TO the Inquirer with
plenty Of leisure. How far his from
here to Argillite?' asked . Rortpmosah
drummer Of an old fellow that Nas boz
ing weeds out Of some sickly eosn. ~
It farf' wall 1t hain't % very fer nor
It haln't 70 very nigh. II you 70 ,yoand
by the big road it's ferder nor II Is
nigh, but II you cut crost the coeatsy
its higher nor it fer. and Il YOU keep
right strait ahead It's kinder bstgix
nigh an fer. but it's considerable Of =,
ja'nt from hyar. no matter how you, git
thar" ..s,As Il
The Meeker herald., 1898-04-23
NOTICE.
MKEKER LAND AND IRRIGATION
COMPANY.

MREKER LAND AND IRRIGATION
COMPANY.
All parties wanting water lnethe town
OF Meeker are hereby notified that tbs
following rates will be charged for the
season Of 1888, viz:
Ono lot. 81 q Is; two lots. sAoos three
lots or more, at $1.75 per lot.
Anyone using water out Of the ditch
for domestic purposes only will be
charged $2.25 for the season.
All water aauSpi be paid for in full III
advance g, H. H.J. HAY,
a9o sscretary.
MEEkrR, Colo, April 20. 1883.
The Meeker herald., 1898-04-23
Cash subscribers can gst The Herald
for the small sum Of S.
DESERT LANDs-NOTICE OF INTENTION
TO MAKE PROOF.
UNITED STATES LAND Ovylcn. J.

GLxxwoop sPRINos, CoLo., April s 1893.
I, Joseph CoIlom, Of Axiai. Routt county.
Colorado, who nade dcsert land application
for the sw NJ x, and lot Sec.
:, TpaN, 4 q ws<h r n. hereby give nassss
OF my iutention 70 make maj proof to estah
iiah my claim to the land above described bo-
fore John A, Coulter. an US. Commissioner.
at Crai9. Colo, on SATURDAY. the xlst day Of
May, 1873, and that I expect to prove that
claimed In the manner required BY law, by two
Of the following witnosses:
E. r. Leonard. Claud Leonard aad Fl. b.
Gromulon. all Of AxiaI Colo. and P. A. Tlittls,
Of Meeker, Colo. JOSEPH COLLOM.
a2-mA -. ----....-. Clalmant. ;
The Meeker herald., 1898-04-23
nnEraSsroN:

Above brand anywhere on left side, shoulder
or hip. Ear marks, underbit and oversope on
right esr. Also own the following brands:
H7H fNH. The 1T and osesr
bra1 1asoeled- All kinds Of ear mkzkA NJ
On "a SetttA and some With no ear TaasAsat
al+sl4Nhnf. been neglected. All iecrease
tFsny Nms as cut; car marks. ovsrllopc aud
'andeih 90 right car. Range, White lver and
Thuris oreck. Potomos addreaA John
Purcsa. Ieoher. Colo. ...iSA
The Meeker herald., 1898-04-23

70 Sidney, Neb.. quite an important
onasee. and leaves for that place Mon-
day. ..Ths well-wisbes OF this communs'
ity soes With him.
The Meeker herald., 1898-04-23
sroCKMENs. MEETING.

Owing to the fact that largo num-
Der OF cattlemen are out of the country
at the present time the annual meeting
OF tho White River Stock Growers as-
sociation has been postponed until
Saturday, April a., 1893. at 2o'clock p.
N. All are urged to be on hand on that
date. A.. B. CRIrcHLow,
A9 -. Secretary.
The Meeker herald., 1898-04-23
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

GLxSwoop srnIsos. coa$. Aptil 4 lSs.
NOTlCE-Ys hcrrby 91veiI thst the following
ton to mako final proof In support Of his
claim. and that said pioof, viii be made be-
fore the Clerk Of the Dltfrict Court, Rio Blanco
county, at Nceker, Colorado. on Nay II, le96,
at 10 O'Clock a. M, viz:
Louis W. Queen, Of Angorss Colo, on, his P.
d. 4. No s346, Ute. for lois. J. and q Sec. !,
Tp n. Il. 100 W., and lot 4, Sec. ., Tp. n, II.
% ". 9th r. ~.
He names the following witnesses to prove
bis continuous residence upou. and cultivation
Of. said land, VIZ:
W. =. simonr, Of Meeker, Colo, J. D. Lewis,
W. H. Barnes and II. StadtH,an, of Angora,
Colorado. ut
aomls J. n PuiI1PPI. Register.
The Meeker herald., 1898-04-23
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The Meeker herald., 1898-04-23

Rev. Bakes subject Sunday morning
10, "Wbo is my Neighbor :" Evening
subject, Mercy" 80
The Meeker herald., 1898-04-23

Mr.. and Arss z. A. Brown OF Denver,
accompantedDby a retinue Of servants,
arrived last Saturday and will spend the
coming summer at Mr. Browns ranch
above town.
The Meeker herald., 1898-04-23

Ihave large stock OF machine.made
harness and saddles which will sell at
very small profit. Also handmade
saddles and harness. will not sell you
machine made goods and tell you they
are hand made. R. HARrKk.
The Meeker herald., 1898-04-23
fhs Pops's wit.

6ince Leo XIII. has filed the chair Of
st. Peter, he has repressed the humor-
ous side Of his nature which made him
greatly in demand a. diner-out while
filling the ONCE of nuncio at Brussels.
Always severe in mattcrs of pfopriety,
he was deeply offended on oneTof these
occasions By . baron who possed him =
snuhbox. on the lid of which was en-
ameled feminine figure en- dishabille.
Admirably controlling his annoyance.
his future holineas replied: Very pref
~. IL II your swife7
The MassachG4etis militia is to dis
pense with tho boyonet-
The Meeker herald., 1898-04-23

The Ladies' Aid Of st. James church
win give tho supper at the Odd Fellows
dance next Tuesday evening.
The Meeker herald., 1898-04-23

Rey. II. a, Handel is to be the reRu-
lar mtnistei In charge Of St. James
ehurch.;sA1r. Handel is very highly
spoken ee b. those who know him.
The Meeker herald., 1898-04-23

Judging BY the news in last nights
papers. war itnow on, as this country
has sent It's ultimatum TO sgain. and
the latter wasn't showing any sign of
backing down.
The Meeker herald., 1898-04-23

Ms.-Rgyd Walbridge and sister, Miss
Wash, dsperted Tuesday for the latter'e
home at, NJ Sterling, ILL.,, where Mrs.
Wslbridge will spend the summer.
The Meeker herald., 1898-04-23
A Bad Gang of Outlaws.

Sheriff Williams returned in the early
part OF The week after several DAYS
absence 10 pursuit Of 4 part Of tbe
famous 'IIole in the wau' gang Il
outlaws.
It seems that George Currie, alias
King, Harve Ray. alias Jenks, and
-- Roberts. alias Hard Tack, who
are said to belong to the above named
gang have lately been stealing cattle
in the neighborhood Of Price river,
Utah, and being run out OF there sfoot,
made their way across the line into this
county. They worked their way up to
Rangely where they stole" three horses
and saddles from Jim Reetsri Mr.. Reo-
tor had warrants sworn out for their
apprehension, but the outlaws bad four
days the start OF Sheriff Williams, and
while he kept gaining on them 50 that
he was only two days behind when they
reached the .bad lands'' Of southwestern
Wyoming he had to give up the chase
as 4 waste Of time. ..- -.s
Once in TIE bad lands the robbers are
n home with lots of people Of their own
kind and IL run to cover 1t would take .
large foecs % effect their capture.
Theae outlaws belong to the gang that
attempted TO rob the Belle Fourche
bank on JAne q, ~.
Mr. Williams made . hard and
dangerous ride after them and had he
been appfissd Of their Rsnsely doing
two dayf tooner would have stood fair
Nov dfedpturing them. There arc big
for apprehension.
The Meeker herald., 1898-04-23

Tho weather couldn't be better for
farming operations.
The Meeker herald., 1898-04-23

@, y
Mr.. Thomas p. Maley, wife and Eve
children. from -Peunsylvaaiss came in
hast evening and will becomes pernssn-
ent settlers. The Maley's arc relatives
Of Messrs. E. F. Goss and John B. Hill.
The Meeker herald., 1898-04-23

With improved roads the stages n,
getting In on good time these days
The Meeker herald., 1898-04-23

Tho Methodist church people have
bought lots % Park avenue and viii
build during The coming summer.
The Meeker herald., 1898-04-23

Mrs. HaEmam Coulter Of Williams
river. Is visiting her mother and sister
Mrs. Golden and Mrs. Patton.
The Meeker herald., 1898-04-23

Wsnted-.Cows to Reat.
We wish to reot 20 OF moeo milch con.
tor tAe seasoo. Foe perticulars inquia
Ne onr residence in Neekar.
+'aS cHAHsakA & Soss.
The Meeker herald., 1898-04-23

simp Harp has added = permanent
improvement 70 his fine ranch adjoin-
ing town by the erection of a asubstantial
bridge across White river, connecting
his lands. which lie on both sides Of the
river. :,
The Meeker herald., 1898-04-23
Says Of Wise Men.

Says Of Wise Men.
The talkstiss nhsten to no one.L
plutsrch. -. Ion
A great ftttG fottGanss sii Is q gres. slavery
1a.:ia "a ~
&C. ss &
Man is name q honor for king.v
Capman. -.
Wit-ths pupil of the souls clear eys.,
Sir John Davis.
Only the base believe what the base
only utter.-Beiler.
She negiects her heart who studies
her glass.-Lavater.
The soul on earth Is an immortal
guest. t.-Haunah More.
p.1ns man lives twice that lives tho,
.tiselhe weii.-Herrick. = - -
Tue hearts still rhetoric. disclosed
With eyes.-Sheakspeare. VI"
Constant though will overflow in
words unconsciously.-Byron.
A sunny temper gildes the edges Of
LIES blackest cioud.-Guthrie.
To men pressed by their wants all
change is ever welcome.-Johnsop. r
The Meeker herald., 1898-04-23

0ssSs.~SesS
given, At the school house. with the
followilx program:
sJ,; !. PARTI.
lnstrumsatal music. sic..................Mr. NooG.
Rccitatson-."Namma's Tease. ..... KlIa WILDER.
sons-"The Patriots Flag Rescorla Sisters.
Recitatson-'1he soIdter's Reprseve.....
..................... Aaude Smith
Dce.snstsSn-"wi,h apologies to shakes
peanss'...;... Luther Smith.
sons-'.TsA Little Nohee" -. RessosaA sistsrA-
Declamafion-"Out in Co,ossdoys Il, +l;,.J.........
........................ waitse 1,oooneid.
sons-"ls Life Worth Living.
..:...................M Mrs, Nay Devlin.
DiasosueA"John. .Horseford". "...............
Nsuas, Fred, and Nettse sK66eifson
and Luther Smith. th...........i2h 49,
Music. ic.--:----.-.....,..-...... .iiAr; uooR
Recitatson-"How Learned To shate"..:...
......................... Cora Roberts.
Diaiosue-'Cap Dan and Mrs. Leo.
Raymond Durham and Jessie Warren.
D.a,oGust-Phyfng Grown Up.
Ella Wilhsr, May Robertson and Daisy
/ WaTssn .,.-...........,...--.....
Rccitatiop-...Trouble" e"......-..E Ellen Rescoria.
Recitation-"wcstern Volunteer.
Observation-Disclosures. .Chas- Resoorla-
Rscttatfdn Northern Volunteer.
asc.Sc n ....:a.l: Jack bloomfield,
....!!.:...s...a.. ........... Harry Durham.