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The Portland daily press., 1899-12-18
STRUCK WATER.
THE Peaks Island Company Has Had
Good Luck.

The Peaks Island Water and Light
company has struck water. For soms
time they have had men at work sinking
an eight inch ARTISAN well en- the highest
point OF Peaks island. This well recent
ly reached the depth Of 2so feet and Sat
urday the test of the water was made. A
pump with a capacity OF about 20 gal
Ions q minute was set up for the test aud
for two hours and thrse-qusrters II was
worked to Its full capacity. In that
time about 5000 gallons Of water were
pumped out Of the wcll and It was found
that the water In IL bad not sunk an inch
In the pipe. IL was s5 feet from the sur
face when the punt began to work and
when the measurement was made. whsE
the pump was stopped the wasur was
still mp to s5 feet Of the top.
A representative Of the PRESS bad m
opportunity Saturday night Of tasting
some of this water. 1t was exossding ly
pure water, and although somewhat
muddy owing 10 the fact that the Inner
pipe Of the well has not yet been placed
In position those who know about such
things say that the Peaks Island Water
and Light company has struck IL rich, to
use colloquial expression.
On Monday the company will make an
other ard more rigid test OF the we'll.
The pump will be started at an early
hour In the morning and kept in opera
tion all day, frequent tests bsing made
of the water and the amount Of flow.
The Portland daily press., 1899-12-18
THE MATINEE WHIST.

About $50 people attended the matinee
whist which was given In the dining
room of the Falmouth hotel. Saturday
afternoon. This ensured goodIy sum
for the purchase Of coal for the Home for
Friendless Boys and for the Invalids'
Home. Three prizes, which were donated.
were won by Mrs. Thomas N. Rartlett.
Mrs. o. NJ. Shaw ana Mrs. Bullard.
The next meeting will be held Decsm
ber 30th.
The Portland daily press., 1899-12-18
PORTLAND CAMERA CLUB.

About IS members Of the Portland
Camera club with many friends. attend
ed a fine exhibition at the rooms of Prof.
Dupalet in Baxter ruilding. Saturday
evening. Views which were loaned In
exchange by the clubs of Buffalo. N. Y,
Syracuse. N. Y, and Detroit, Mich, were
shown. All were splendid views and
were thrown by J. J. Knowlton Of West
brook.
The Portland daily press., 1899-12-18

Harmonicas, jump-jacks and wheel.
barrows, rattles, rubber toys. rubber
animals and bright cards for the babies.
Arks, swings. kites. foot balls, ten pins,
tops, marbles. boats. derricks. steam
engines, windmills, puzzles, wagons,
swords aud guns.
The Portland daily press., 1899-12-18

Needlebooks sewing sets and thread
boxes. Belts and buckles, kid gloves in
fancy boxes, mittens. golf gloves. fur
lined and fur wrist mittens embroidered
handkerchiefs. initial handkerchieis.
silk haudkerchiefs and handkerchiefs
for children in fancy boxes.
The Portland daily press., 1899-12-18

Silver hair receivers, magazine open
ers, smelling salts bottles, paper weights.
small framed pictures, feather collarettes,
Ostrich boas, macintoshes, tobacco
pouches, ticket cases. English purses,
Golf sticks, caddy bags. and Tennis
rackets.
The Portland daily press., 1899-12-18

Golf score books, desk tablets, sealing
wax, shaving paper with leather top
silver mounted desk pads. mems
hosiery in fancy boxes, sweaters for men
and boys. smoking jackets. house coats.
bath robes, golf jackets. night shirts,
pajamas neckties.
The Portland daily press., 1899-12-18

Dolls of every sort and size and Kind.
Dolls furniture. doll houses, doll trunks.
Doll wardrobes and everything that
doll can ever need. Picture books,
games. iron toys, wooden toys, stores,
banks cooking stoves. pianos music
boxes, tin horns, drums, balls.
The Portland daily press., 1899-12-18

Dress suit shields, mufflers. armlets.
carriers for men, jewelry and under.
wear,silk umbrellas tor men and women.
with wood or Dresden handles or with
silver mountings to be engraved
Pocket knives, Scissors, tape measure
cork screws, thimbles.
The Portland daily press., 1899-12-18
PoRTLAND. December i7th.


SUGGEST practical arrive
wv gift members of the family and the other
friends whom remember, make list of
catalogue the thing that
eachi individual.
might something you'd like better
That would make little revision
list you anxiety
when you get here i
urge of the week for shopping most comfortably,
andth in the the better.
The Portland daily press., 1899-12-18
HON. HANNIBAL SMITH.

watsrtown, N. Y, Decsmber l7.-Hon.
Hannibal Smith, one OF the most promi-
nent lawyers In the state, died at his
home bere today, aged 60 years. .
The Portland daily press., 1899-12-18

Chiffon and liberty silk ties, velvet
aigrettes, fringed and embroidered silk
ties, fancy silk fronts, beaded and
spangled stocks. Sembrich ties. Liberty
silk scarfs, Duchess lace handkerchiefs
and neck pieces. Windsors ties and
twice.around scarfs.
The Portland daily press., 1899-12-18

flames scheduled for this week: Mon
day, Oiympias VS.. Prebles; Wednesday,
Deweys VS. Cascos; Bricay. South Port
lands vs.. Excelsiors.
Miss Mauds knight. who has teen Wis
ing In Massachusetts, for the past three
weeks, has returned to her home on kel.
sey street.
Miss Elizabeth Rowe, teacher In the
Knightviiie grammar school, win pass
her vacation with her friends at her old
home In Cumberland, stopping two days
at Sho whegan.
Capt. A. n. spear of Marshal Hall.
Mary land, issWith his family at South
Portland, for the holidays.
The benefit cor cart for John b. Chase
Is to he given at Oasis hall, on the ey g.
ming of December 10.
The revival meetings that have been
carried on for some weeks past At Elm
street church. will be discontinued after
the 18th and Mr.. Clapp will leave for
Chicago 1t is his intention to take a
two years' course OF study preparatory
to entering the ministry.
OUR POLO TEAM.
Our polo team made a good showing
against the "Biddsford Boys" on Satur-
day nigh although they quit losers, to
5, being the score. The rules which are
in vogue in Biddsford opsrated to our
advantage because we were not accus.
tom ed to them. For instance, II man
loses q skate, he Is not allowed 10 adjust
1t and with various accidents occurring,
about half the time We had not M ore
tha n four men on the floor. All things
oonsid cred. the PIebiss put up q stif
game.
Bsysrd lodge, X of p, has bought new
parapharnalia for the officers Of the three
degree teams. Last Thursday evening
they worked the rank Of page and next
III ursday they will work the rank OF
esquire.
Miss Sadie Cobb. who has bean visiting
her mother, Mrs. Jones of Broadway, re-
turned to Brunswick Saturday.
The Portland daily press., 1899-12-18

Linen picture frames, trinket boxes.
embroidered letter holders. books for
clippings, pin cushions. hand painted
match scratchers, linen medicine glass
tops, embroidered down cushions, rich
ly embroidered pillows. bed puffs, table
cloths of silk.
The Portland daily press., 1899-12-18

Chafing dishes. brass tea-kettles.
lamps, chime gongs, smoking sets. tiles.
toasters, Japanese dishes, silver plated
dishes, busters, Bohemian glassware,
wedgewood, Teplitz and Bacaret glass
vases, porcelain candle sticks. inkstands,
fancy plates.
The Portland daily press., 1899-12-18

A SUCCESSFUL ENTERTAINMENT.
At the Emerson school entertainment
given by Mr.. Hall, the Mozart male quar-
tette Miss Tarbox and Signor Babiani,
SSa. Is WAS realized after tine expenses
were paid and all concerned feel very
we'll satisfied.
The Portland daily press., 1899-12-18

Toilet travelling cases. razors in
leather cases. perfumery. cologne. soaps.
cut glass bottles. ebony hat brushes,
atomizers. aluminium sets. perfume and
toilet waters. boxes of paper and en-
velopes, playing cards. imported pen
wipers leather card cases.
The Portland daily press., 1899-12-18

Linen sheets, shams and pillow cases.
fine wool bed blankets, Renaissance and
spachtel scarfs and stand covers Not
tingham, oriental and BONNET lace cloths
for commode, dressing table and chiffonier
tops, silk neck ruffs, jabots, silk and
satin stocks.
The Portland daily press., 1899-12-18

Fancy bath blankets, travellers rugs,
ladies' fine silk or Isle cotton hosiery,
plain openwork and embroidered, by the
single pair or box, linens for the dining
room. luncheon sets, towels. centre
pieces, doylies, table scarfs, sideboard
scarfs, fancy mats.
The Portland daily press., 1899-12-18

Roman silk rugs. handy boxes easels
handsome screens, wooden tabourettes
and oaken benches, Flemish oak pedes-
tails. umbrella boxes and music cabinets,
embroidered sacks, wrappers and kimo-
mas for babies knitted slippers and
bootes, knitted reins.
The Portland daily press., 1899-12-18

Cut glass dishes. chocolate pots, bon
bon dishes, jardinieres, sewing machines,
bamboo paper racks. music racks, UNI
brela racks, travelling bags, suit cases,
pocket books. Boston bags, card cases.
gold and silver mounted purses, opera
bags, music rolls.
The Portland daily press., 1899-12-18

Shoulder shawls, hoods, capes, afehans.
little cloaks. and coats for small children.
caps, bonnets and toques, infants bas.
kets greenaway bowls. aprons, silk petit
coats silk garters and side elastics, elder
down wrappers and jackets and robes.
The Portland daily press., 1899-12-18

Collar and cuff boxes, travelling
clocks. plain and silver mounted memo
randum books, address books writing
tablets, portfolios, cigar boxes, pocket
cigar cases, medicine cases, collar button
boxes, Calendars, booklets, playing
card boxes pungents.
The Portland daily press., 1899-12-18

Bonboneres, puff boxes, tooth powder
boxes, Japanese trays, pen wipers, ink,
paper cutters. ivory and silver, glass
mounted photographs colored me-
dalions porcelain clocks. gold and silver
photo frames, gold and silver hat pins,
brooches stick pins.
The Portland daily press., 1899-12-18

Sterling silver pencil tops, pencils,
pen-holders, silver mirrors, toilet combs,
brush and comb sets. sugar and cream
sets, silver mounted glass jugs. sterling
silver files, boot hooks, shoe horns,
curriers', tweezers, nail and tooth brushes
all with silver handles.
The Portland daily press., 1899-12-18

Silver mounted whisk brooms. silver
plated candelabra, vases. gold lined
mugs, cloth brushes. ferneries, mucil-
age bottles, fans, toilet goods. brushes,
combs and mirrors, triplicate mirrors.
hand mirrors. manicure sets of ebony in
leather boxes.
The Portland daily press., 1899-12-18

Bonnet brushes, cloth brushes, pepper
and salts. thimbles, blotters. silver
mounted cork-screws. military brushes,
gold pens, match boxes, bracelets, sill
yer purses. TASKS. salve jars, shaving
mugs and brushes, cigar trays, soap
boxes. puff boxes.
The Portland daily press., 1899-12-18

the first DAYS of the week shopping comfortably
, the day the better.
and size and Kind Golf books desk tablets sealing
houses doll trunks shaving paper with leather top
everything that silver mounted desk pads mems
Picture books hosiery fancy boxes sweaters for
,oden toys stores boys, smoking jackets house
pianos music bath robes. golf Jackets night shirts,
ms balls. pajamas. neckties.
,acks and wheel. Shields mulers armlets.
ards for the babies weask umbrellas and women.
foot balls pins, with wood Dresden handles with
!, derricks silver mountings to be engraved
puzzles wagons Pocket knives, Scissors tape
cork screws thmbles.
brass tea.ketles Needlebooks sewing and thread
smoking SETS tiles boxes Belts and buckles kid gloves in
She's silver plated fancy boxes mittens golf gloves fur
glassware lined and fur wrist mens embroidered
and Bacaret glass handkerchiefs. initial handkerchiefs
sticks nkstand silk haudkechiefs and handkerchiefs
for children n fancy boxes.
chocolate pots bon Linen picture frames rnke boxes
sewing machines embroidered letter holders books for
music racks UNI clippings, pin cushions hand painted
bags suit cases. match scrachers linen medicine glass
bags cases. tops embroidered down cushions, rich
ted purses opera embroidered pillows bed puffs table
cloths of silk
boxes travelling Roman silk rugs handy boxes easeIs
mounted memo. handsome screens wooden abou1ettes
boxes tails umbrella boxes and music cabinets
cases. button embroidered sacks wrappers and kmo
booklets PLAYING for babies. knitted slippers and
bootes, knitted reins.
'oxe tooth powder Shoulder shaws capes agbans
VS. pen wiPe INK little cloaks and for small children
ana siVer S'ass caps bonnes and toques infants bas.
ohs cooed me, me ke geenaway bowls aprons silk petit
ck god and SILVER silk garters and side elastics elder
ID silver nat pms down and jackets and robes
rc1 tons nencls Fancy bath blankets travellers rugs
rrors toilet combs ladies fine silk Isle hosiery,
sugar and cream plain openwor and embroidered by the
GLASS ;uqs sterling single linens for the dining
ooks shoe horns room. luncheon sets, towels, centre
and tooth brushes pieces, doyes, table scar sideboard
s. scarfs fancy mats
9TH br,bes nenner sheets sham and pillow cases.
botters silver fine wool bed Blankets Renaissance and
military brushes spachtel scar and stand covers, Not
owes bracelets sill tingham and BONNET lace cloths
alive lars shaving for commod dressing table and chfoner
cigar trays soap tops silk neck rufs abos. silk and
satin stocks
bisk brooms silver Chiffon and liberty silk ties, velvet
gold lined aigrettes, nged and emDroideeo SIX
, ferneres muCl- | teS fancy sHh HonS, oeaoCe aiio
LET goods brushes spangled stocks Sembch ties Liberty
picae mirrors silk scars Duchess lace handkerchiefs
ire sets of ebony in and neck pieces Windsors ties and
twice.around scars.
cases. in Silver hair receivers, magazine open
ery cologne soaps smelling bottles, paper weights
brushes, small framed leather colaree
perfume and Ostrich boas, macntoshes, tobacco
of paper and pouches ticket English purses,
rds. imported pen Golf sticks caddy bags and Tennis
The Portland daily press., 1899-12-18
SOUVENIR WEEK At POKTLANI
THEATRE.

the Portland theatre and every person.pur.
chasing fivs 30-oent tickets viii DO given
free handsomely dressed; jointed dol
that retaiis at 70 cents, and 1t will make
a nice present for the children.
Commencing Tuesday evening and
every evening during the week the first
100 ladies' entering the theatre will bs
presented with q lar ge size bottle OF the
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1899-07-20
A Virginia Verdict.

A correspondent Of Law Notes, writ
ing from Virginia, gives the following
story: In prosecution for horse steal
ing tried in Bedford county Virginia,
just after the war, the evidence was con-
dieting, aud, as usual. the attorney for
the prisoner obtained from the court an
instruction that the prisoner was entitled
to the benefit Of every reasonable doubt.
The jury retired, and after they had been
out about two hours the dinner hour ar
rived. The Judge sent the sheriff to ask
II the jury would likely agree. The
answer came, Yes" The court waited
until 5 o'clock in the afternoon, and a.
gain sent word to know II the jury we're
likely to agree. Again the affirmative
answer came back. supper time came
and no jury. Once more the sheriff
made his pilgrimage to the jury room
aud returned with the same answer.
Lights were procured, and about
O'Clock they filed in with their verdict,
which the court read solemnly; "We
the jury, find the defendant not guilty
by a d--n tiRhtsqueeze." Upon the fret
ballot the jury had agreed to mot
guilty." but one juror hung the jury
nearly twelve hours on the "d--n tight
squeeze" addendum.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1899-07-20
From Cradle to Coffin

We look into the cradle and behold a
male child. At the age OF ten he is q
noisy kid, with half the buttons of his
pants and an eye for meanness. At the
age Of 10 he isa devil in a printshop
At 25 the publisher Of q county news-
paper. at the head Of every enterprise
10 improve the town, or to enrich the
business thereof; at IS he is an
emaeisted and wornont man, with holes
in bic pockets and bald head; at the
age OF 80 he is corpee In cheap coffin,
and his only resources left behind are
two cases OF long primer type, 3 Wash.
ington hand-pres and subscription
book with 500 delinquent subscribers,
who line up and march around the cof-
I'm, saying; "He was q public spirited
fellow, but couldn't save anything
Metal Publisher.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1899-07-20
ARLINGTON.

Miss Minerva Neal, Is visiting In
doldendalc.
Mr.. and Mrs. !. b. Walker were in
Arlington Friday.
Mr.. steiwer, Of Fossil, was In Airing
ton Thursday.
L. q. Edwards, has returned from a
trip 10 the Sound cities.
Mrs. Sylvester Carlyle Is visiting her
parents on Rock Creek.
Mrs. II. Il. Smith and children, are
visiting friends In Goldendale.
Miss Maude Carlyle, is visiting her
grandparents on Rock Creek.
Taylor smythe Of Goldendale, is visit
ing bis parents In this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johns have gone to
Bingham Springs for the summer,
Mrs. A. q. Hawson, and son Jesse,
returned irlm the Sound Thursday.
DR.. Dodson, has left Arlington for his
ranch near Rock Creek, where he will
reside.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Beazley old timers
OF Condor. passed through Arlington on
their way TO their ranch near Condor.
s. A. d. Gnrley, Joe Pound and II. K.
Smith, went 10 the Cascade Locks Sat
urday, with rod and tackle. We are
awaiting returns.
Mrs. Ada Sproat entertained her
friends In the parlors Of the Grand hotel
on Monday evening. Music was the
principal feature.
S. p. M. Briggs and children, return
ed from Chehalis Sunday evening. Mrs.
Briggs is attending the ID. Of II. conven-
ton in The Dalles.
Misses Amy Redford and Pearl Shell
ton entertained their friends at the
home Of Miss Redford. on Monday even
Ing. The lawn gaily decorated with bunt-
Ing and Chinese lanterns, served as an
excellent backerond for the picture
made by the bright faces Of Arlington's
Younger set. Abont 25 young people par
licipated In the gayety until late hour.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1899-07-20

Dan RlnehaFt was at Rock creek Tues
day.
Joseph Whyte was In town from I'll,
ranch on Thirtymie yesterday.
II. Hardisty, and wife, Of Hood River
are registered ut the Condor hotel.
Jean Lebons is visiting his old friend
Squire Wilkinson White, Of Trail Fork
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ladd, Of Arling-
ton, are visiting friends at Glen and
this place this week.
O. T. Pinkham received a letter yes.
terday from his father, John +. Pink
ham, Of San Francisco, stating that he
would start for Condor next Saturday
TO make bis son a visit.
The construction gang on the tele-
phone line Is now On schuttler Flat and
will probably reach 0lex this week.
Condor should have the opportunity OF
saying "hello" TO the outside world ear
y In August.
Orin jackson has opened new meat
market 10 the Jordan building next
door TO Dumas store, thereby filling a
long felt want. Mr.. jackson will handle
only first class meats and will do strict
ly cash business. See his nd In another
coiumn.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Strickland we're
In town yesterday. Late reports from
their little daughter Hazel, who is In
Portland hospital. states that she recent
ly underwent another operation but 10
now getting along as well as could be ex-
pected. She will not DO able to return
before September.
q j. Caven, the Pine Creek fruit king
came iu yesterday with load Of cher.
riea. His Royal Anne variety lie about
the size Of Missouri pumpkins, with
n favor like unto the nectar OF the god
Uncle Jack intinates that only an hon
est democrat can raise such fruit, which
II true would indicate that our old friend
possesses all the virtues OF both Jeffvr-
son and Jackson.
The initial number Of the Hardman
Homestead ID ON our table. Il lisa five
column folio and starts out with liber-
al amount OF advertising patronage.
10 q pretty small town for
newspaper venture bat the Homestead
s not very big paper and may man.
.ge to live. Il. M. Shut. OF the Hepp-
ier Times, 10 the responsible party,
Ind as he has had experience In pack
ng newspaper in each hand, at Hepp-
ier and lone, ho should make q success
It fiardman.
Billy Stevens has been veritable
angel Of mercy" during the late siz-
sling spell Of weather. Billy has been
engaged 10 house TO house canvass
bearing q freezer Of Ice cream, the con-
enls Of which he gladly parts with for a
consideration, much to the comfort and |
ielight Of big and little, old and young.
rhe amount OF genuine comfort TO be
ound In dish Of Billy's palatable prep
lration during such weather Is past rec
ming and We all hope the supply |
will last as long as this spell Of weather
loes,
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1899-07-20
0ovenor,s Marrow Escape

Gov. Geer, and party had close call
while on their return from California
Sunday morning. The train on which
they we're passengers was crossing u
high trestle over the river. near Delta,
California, when the coach OF which the
governor was an occupant, aud one other
left the track aud bumped along on the
cross ties until the train was stopped.
The train was brought TO stand still
just in time TO avert an awful catastro-
phe but II is likely the governor and his
friends would rather have been at Sun
day school than on that train.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1899-07-20
Struck a Badger Hole.

Guy ButIlngton, who has been work.
Ing on Dan Rineharts ranch, cutting
hay. met with quite serious accident
Saturday morning that will lay him up
for sometime. Guy was driving in some
work horses from the pasture when the
pony he was riding stepped In badger
mole and fell. The young man tried to
throw himself clear Of the pony but one
foot caught in the stirrup and the
weight Of the pony came on his left leg
with sufficient force to break 1t just
above the ankle. He was brought TO
town and taken TO the Condor hotel and
DIR. Luna was summoned to reduce the
fracture. lie Is now resting as com.
fortably as broken leg and l00-in-the-
shade weather will permit.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1899-07-20
Purely Business.

q. L. Neal, the well known auction
eer, will give the strictest attention to
all business entrusted to his care. II
you have property to sell consult him.
12tf.
w. A. Darling has just received fine
line OF wall papers direct from Chicago,
The patterns are stylish and up-to-date
and the prices can not be duplicated
this side OF Chicago. Paper hung in a
workmanlike manner. Il
FoR SALE-l60 acres OF good wheat
land, decided and fenced, l2 miles from
Condor. 20 acres under cultivation.
Fine well Of water. good house and barn,
young orchard OF 100 fruit trees. Price
$3.50. For terms and particulars call on
or address, THE GLOBE, Condor. Or. .
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1899-07-20
NOTICE TOR -PUKLICArIn,N.

LAND OFFICE AT THE DALLEs. Or, July 3, 1880.
Notice is hereby given that the following.
named settler has filed notice Of his intention to
make final proof in support of his claim. and that
said proof will b. made before II. n Frazer,
county clerk ut Condor, Or, on Thursday,
Aug. II, iSgg, viz;
GEORGE II. PCLIlEN, OF Lone Rock.
II. +. No. 65i7, for the ut2 metz and nla nwit or
lots l, >. and 1, sec. I. tp. 3, ~ r. 2te., W. NJ
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon aud cultivation OF
said hand, viz: George Ferry, q. d. Robinson.
otto Wick, Alf Wincland, all OF Lone Rock tIrc
6dsl JAY + Lucas, REGISTER.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1899-07-20
Officers Installed

District Deputy Frazer reports the
following officers installed in /. o. o. Il.
lodges last week: Mayville-W. j. Stitt
N. q; +. Il. Smith. v. q; l. B. Carter
Secretary: AL Mcconnell Treasurer.
Fossll--H, G. Heidtman, N. G.; Emer-
son Howell, v. g; Il. NJ Clymer, secre-
tary; A. d. Lamb, Treasurer.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1899-07-20
All are Invited.

To attend the Piano Recital and Enter
tainment, to be given by Mics Birdie
Henshaw, one Of Condon's leading
musicians, both In vocal and instru-
mental music, assisted by one Of the
principal yiolInists In the state, Leroy
L. GesDer, at Annoy Hall. Saturday
evening, July 20, 1899. A very interest
ing program has been arranged. Com
inences promptly $50 p. ~. Admis-
sion 2bc. Children under Is years l0c.