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IMMEDIATE MARKET.

On this first day OF this month, as a financial nral.
ude 10 the opening year. our readers were advised
tn place special reliance upon Manhattan. pennsvl.
'ania, Pan Handle, New York Central, St. Paul. Bur
Ilgtoh ana Rock Island. Every stock named has
mad conspicuous advance, even including Pan
Handle which has been under a more aggressive
bear attack from apparent Philadelphia sources than
any railway stock has experienced before in seyera,
years. one week ago we advised the speculative
public to concentrate its buying upon the special
shar'S above named. Investors have bought these
shares with courage. but have not followed
all our suggestions. They have not lightened tboir
load OF other stocks. There can be but one result to
this The speculative accounts will become over.
loaded. We now propose advice Of the most radical
nature and say to our readers: IL you are investing
money with a view to immediate income and in.
croasing revenue, buy Pennsylvania. Sell Goyarn.
ment bonds or favorite railway bonds and Inv
pennsylvania. II you desire to use money on mar
gin in the most strategic manner possible in view of
I'll" present conditions of the market. buy Pan Handle
common. Pennsylvania and Pan Handle preferrad
You can select no other position equal to this. Thas.
shares "llladNahca more than any other sound shares
when the general market advances, and decline las,
than other stocks when the general market declines.
II you have abundant Resources hold st. Paul. because
in a few weeks 1t will begin to pay Ex mar cent =.
assume a position In the market ~ II il were having
sA per cent also Burlington. which Is already look,
ing forward to such conversion Of it's bonds that
three anu ohe'half per cent. net result will be saved
IN favor OF the stock and its market quotations N,
HANGED more than twenty dollars per share. Theas
TWO STOCKS may not shov such results in the imna.
diate future, bat the movements are within ourvio-
As Tar as other stocks are concerned, tighten your
load or sell them entirely. Then wait 49, m.
market has had its next sensations you can maj.
ventures again.
FRI ~
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COMMERCIAL COMPEND.

SATURDAY. Jan. IA. -GRAIN-Wheat-Spot was
firm. Sales OF 100000 bush. for export here
and at the outports. No. l Northern Duluth.
axe. over May. f. o, b. aioat No. | hard Duluth.
Zoe. over May: No. ! Northern New York. 3a.c.
over May. The Northwestern receipts were
49S cars. against 30 last week and 333 last
year. Chicago received 30 cars. against Il3
last week and 30 last year: estimate for Mon
day. 100 cars. Futures advanced iac, but re-
acted and declined &C., then rallied and closed
unchanged, with sales of 435,O0O bush. After
Change May on curb was 754G75Ec. closing
75lac, Prices as follows:
Opening. Hights. Loc>s'. Closing, Suit.
May, 7755rl 75s 70 az 3SSs
Sat mere ne cl. s'ssay s S@ '4 dc. ' aslI ye selGs s e x 70 S,"G +. x aS;n.
a3'taa'!r.i track and u%nEradcd white, ~'in@aHc.; No. 2
received XII ears ana expects SOY on Monday. Cru
wHs steair on the spot; sales "f 2i2.oOo hush, for
iijac,, over May: No. : yeiiaw, assc. over May: 80
white, !SAc. over May, ChleaGo received -. rare
H"" 1GsneG rscov ;Sa Cd I'll The T i@ss' Ahfter r 'GSanse d May ea
curb was 4l1se4yr, closing 4l1sc. Sales 35,oO0
MAY. . o"tri.". Mis''"' h 9T. t.s''"o. N,s%.
Realizing sales of wheat prevented any marked al.
vance an t&day' Gs5YGriaily a. iae,s T "a l iltiG or no out,
iathcr liberal, while %LIrernool was unchanged 10 I'D,
heavy issyE' rn nRSF we're 'n r rsport t"' IN CI If@ti%e' w S%TSsI t Saa
all, however, was the speculative apathy. Still tIG
nndeTtone was hrm Wheat is apparently merely wait.
ing for the hour To strike fora speculative awak ening.
Meantime Europe - dependent up0n this country
fer the bulk Of it, wheat. Bccrbuhm thiHHE
the worlds shipments this week were 200, 900
bush. This may or may not be a~pproXimalcly cor,
rect. but acc ping these ugures for the moment for
the want Of OF lers, they 8 ,ow that despite come de-
crease in American eXi orts Tor the VT ok this cuun.
Try contributed clio sc 70 80 = cent. % the shipments
10 Europe. The total AmeriI a 4 exports for the week
are 5,H+7 OF. against 1880, 2ns last W elk, o. 2NH,5 OH
last year. 3.v4s, lbAin 1897, o,2O2, ia N lsyd. and
$50 ,46S Tor the same week IN 1895. Tho total
sine July y I3+,o3d,o+s bush. against
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The port cxport' to-day were 74,41s bales. New
Orleans declined 9 to 4 points.
The Chronicle states that rain has been general
throughout the South during the past week. and in
some cases the precipitation has been heavy; that
picking mas been almost entirely suspended and
marketing of cotton hindered by impossible condi-
tirnS Of roads. Futures here declined . to 4 points
and closed barely steady. Prices az follows:
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Government bonds strong at unchanged quo
t%atlnns. Railway and other bonds strong and
active, The features were Austin and North
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Available cash balance.

including gold reserve. 1927. soo.e15 1922, 1928. GA
Money in London, IL p cent. Rate of dis
months bills. 29-l8 4 cent. Paris advices
quote 3 2 cents at l0l francs 72a centimes.
Exchange on London. % francs 211s centimcs.
The sales of mining stocks at the New York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange
to-day were aS follows.
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This Company was formed to take over and equip
with modern machinery one Of the largest mining
estates in the Republic of Mexico. all the original
owners of which remain interested as holders OF the
Common Shares, These interests consist Of:
First; MINING INTERESTS:
% per cent. of the Sirena Mine. with extensive
improvements. having 81. 900 feet of workings
and gold and silver ore awaiting treatment. cs-
timated by experts at 462. 700 tons, valued at
5000, 900.
a. per cent. of the Alamitos Tunnel, with |, 300
feet of the mother lode.
30 per cent. of the Cardones Mines. containing
173,s3o tons of ore. valued at 81. 73s. 300 by
experts.
~ per cent. of the Rayas (Concordia) Mine, Pre-.
ferred Stock.
g per cent. OF the Rayas (Concordia) Mine, Com
mon Stock.
"a per cent. of the Barragana Mine and improve.
ments.
100 per cent. OF the San Vicente Mine and improve.
ments.
Second: PLANT AND OTHER IMPROVEMENTS;
The entire Reduction Works Hacienda, OF San
Francisco de PastIto. including numerous substan-
tial buildings. all tools and eqnipments, which. with
onequarter Of a million dollars. The main sirena
Tunnel ana 1871 2 a { ct; has been s%a driven driven ab%pt 5000
other permanent improvements on. the properties
sffLf1s5S'fS A. L 4rfs;n'i r 2S't sGt Gt n Water tsr" W EnrH 9 sSs:
TEN Of Mat" and San Francisco. with aqueducts and
aNl All Improvements anu wafer rights IN
connection with the above.
The property is situated in and near the City of
Guanajuato. which has a population of about 10000
people. and is on a branch of the Mexican Central
north of the City of Mexico.
The object of the Company is TO more Rystemati-
cally and economically operate these interests ac-
cordng 10 modern mining and metallurgical
methods, and to that end il is erecting at its Haci-
enda de san Francisco a continuous combination
Gold'Silver mill OF the most improved type mod
elled after the profitable mills of NJ. p. Boss. operating
at Pachuca. MeEicoj. and is also putting in tramways
and electric host and pump.
The General Manager writes under recent date that
there are over 300. 900 tons OF ore on the oil dumns,
which will yield . net mill PROFIT of S5.O per ton,
making for the bO-ton plant. now being erected, %
years work ahead in addition to the regular output
Of the mines.
The property OF the Guanajuato Consolidated
Mining and Milling. Company has been reported
on by Herbert p, Sellon. NJ. F., who spent several
" eks in his examinations, and in February OF last
year was again examined bv Messrs. r A. Wiltsee
and Common \ Grant. well known experts Of San
Francisco. and NJ. T.. Macdonald, VI. f., of Zacatecas,
Mexico. and on their Joint Recommendations was plr-
chased,
Mr.. Sellon estimates the minimum net profit from
the new cotton mill at $4,000 per month, which
alone means - per cent. on tho par value Of the
stock, or 10 per cont. per annum on the price III
which the same il offered.
Applications for shares received by |
THE STSDICATE.
~ WALL TREFT |
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NJ NJ sssss s::. sS sS l5s
Lard:
Jan secs. $50. $50 $50 300. $50
May ..... 5.bTk 6.T2x b.61h 6.I2N BIO
RIBS:
Jan ,...,. 80 80. -. $50 SO.
May ....,. 500 b.O5 300 b.O6 b.O2S
Pork:
Jan .,...,. $685. $3.50 $685. $3.50 SN'tb
Maya. 1905 1915 1000 1915 1905
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4Hs, Evansville and Terre Haute general ps,
Kansas CITY and PFiftftsburs lists, Manhattan
general 4s, San Antonio. and Arkansas Pass 4s,
Southern Railway 5s. htchison,, Central oil
Georgia; Kansas and Texas, Northern Pacific
Irvine. Wa6ssh and West shore issues. "''
Commercial price Of bar silver in New York.
5ghc. Bar silver in London closed at 2I'ed.
Mexican silver dollars were quoted at axe.
Money on call. 2hG2I. e cent. Time money
is quoted ht y cent. for four months and 3 : y
change collateral. Commercial paper is quoted
at 3ls04 z cent. for bills receivable accept
ances and prime single names, 1904 y cent.
other names. 4O4H y cent.
Foreign exchange closed quiet at unchanged
quotations. Posted rates are: Long bills. S4.S3;
sight drafts, St.SJll. Actual rates are: Long
sd6 :, $Stts,2 zsn ser sci s sight tMs4 s s5G irs S ~ : r.
800 Tor short; reiehsmarks. % ftdO4I for long
aud 81 l3.18d94 1915 for short; guilders.
80 15-l6@4O for long and 40 1-10O4OS for
short.
Domestic exchange OF New York: BOSTON,
5 cents premium and par. Chareston-Buying.
par; selling. LILO premium. Sayannah-BuH-
Ing. l-1U discount; selling. 81 premium.
count. Snn Fran~cisco-siRht. 10 cents pre-
Louis-Par. C~hicago-25 cents premium. Gin
cInnati-Betwcen banks, par; over counter, 80
cents premium.
The weekly statement of averages OF the
Clearing House banks shows:
Jan. I. Jan. IL. changes.
Loan. s5ls.sSs. 800 s5ie,sas.ooo Inc. sa.oss 200
Cir'l,t'n. 15,s5s,2oo lbeoI,1oo Dee. 25o,1ol
LiR t'rs.. Ph,Sos, 700 5p,02p.DOo 1ns. 2,221. 200
Specie. 173.442,l 100 i7s,is4, 400 Inc. 4.742,5oo
E...ys so.2so,s 900 sas7 2l4,soo Inc. se.sss 100
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-01-15

INTERNATIONAL LEGAL AND COM
BUREAU.
We combine commercial and legal experience, hay
ing connected with us eminent counsel and expert
enced business men. Preliminary consultation free.
Legal rights of women. Bankruptcy, by which all
debts are cancelled. Estates and all Surrogate's
Court practice. Wills drawn. proved or contested.
Administrators and guardians appointed. Bonds
furnished.
Legal and commercial advice. Charges moderate.
In AccidentS. negligence cases and collections no
charge without favorable result.
LORDS COURT
1T william at N Y
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AMUSEM ENTS.
sole Olson" Monday,

The announcement of the return of
that popular comedy, ole Olson" is
the assurance of an evening of unal-
Logged pleasure, for ole always drives
dull care away and leaves with a good
impression. 1t is to be regretted that
this seasons production is announced
as the farewell" for to have a season
without a visit from ole is like a sea-
son without sunshine. This production
is guaranteed better than ever before
for III addition to all new specialtes
features, songs, etc, company of eX-
cepti0nal strength has been engaged
nearly all the old favorites having been
retained, including Miss st. George
Eussey, the Irish queen. who will re-
ceive hearty welcome when the COM
pany appears here on Monday evening"
Ian 16
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-01-12
Where He Repaied 1t.

When Illicit distilling was common
in the Highlands there was an old man
who went about the country repairing
whisky pots
The gauger met him one day, and,
surmising that he had been doing re-
pair at no great distance, asked what
he would take to inform him (the gau-
ger) where he repaired the last whisky
pot.
Och said the old man, shell shust
TAX hauf-a-croCn.'
"DCne!" retorted the gauger there
is your money, but be careful to tell me
correctly"
"Och, she'll no tell the gentleman a
lee
Getting the money, the old man quiet
ly remarked:
II shust mended the last whisky pot
where the hole was
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"HOgan's Alley" January 10.

The most popular creation of modern
journalism is without question the eff
fervescent yellow Kid" originated by
r. F. Outcalt of New York. Thousands
of people throughout the country have
followed Mickey DuGan, the saffron
colored globe trotter, in his wanderings
around the globe and have read with
avidity and keen delight his trite inter
views with the sage advice to the pO-
tentates of Europe. Mickey is at pres
ent starring in the brightest and mer-
riest farce comedy on the stage, "Ho-
gans Alley" He will visit this city in
the near future and will bring with him
all the merry characters that made UP
his retinue on his tour of the world
"Hogan's Alley will be seen at the
Margaret on Thursday, Jan. 49,
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committees. introduction and reference
of resolutions: consideration of resolu-
tons. $3.50 a. m-ReSOlution requesting
The app ointment of a commission of
stockmen by the United States, accom-
panied by a request for the appoint
ment of Il similar commission by the
Mexico n government, the two comllts-
sions TO meet and consider needed laws
and re gula tions necessary to facilitate
the in,Crr atiOnal trade and movement
of live stock between this country and
the republic of Mexico, said commas
sions D report back to their respective
govern nents." introduced by j. V.
Nickers of Arizona: discussion and ac-
ton by convention, 1915 a. m.-Reso-
luton re commenting to the department
of the Interior THAT the rule prevent
ing fine grazing of sheep on government
forest reserves be abrogated." Intro
duced by Hon. John c. Mackay of
Utah; discussion and action by conven-
ton. II a. m.-"Range Grasses pa
per by Hon. A. B. Leckenby. 1115 a.
nl.--''IIelation of the Stock Yards to
the Live Stock Industry" paper by w.
J. c. Kenyon, general manager Union
Stock yards, South Omaha. 1870 a.
m.-"The Packer and the Stockman;'
paper ny F. J. Berry of Chicago. Has
a. m.-''The Railroad and the Stock
man. paper by NJ. A. Dougherty of
Nes1raSHa. recess. l.3u D. NJ Early
Introduction of Live Stock in the Arid
Regions" paper by J. r. Winder pres
idelt Deseret =. and NJ. company of
Utah. 2 p. m.-"The American Horse
of the Future:" paper by Col. Jay l..
TORI fy of Wyoming. 2:20 p. m.-"The
Fashionable Horse of the Present."
paper by -. 2:40 p. m.-''Live
Stock as a Mortgage Security" paper
by T. B. Mcpherson, cashier Union
Stock Yards National bank, South ON
aha. Neb. 8 p. m.-"Eereford Cattle"
paper by T. F. B. Sotham, vice presi-
dent American Hereford association,
Missouri. Sis p. m.-"Some Problems
in Cattle Feeding" paper by Prof.
Charles F. Curtiss, director Iowa eX-
pertinent station. $3.50 p m.-"Sheep
Feeding as an Industry paper by
Hon. Peter Jansen of Nebraska. 3:45
p. m.--"The Cuban Cattle Trade pa
per by Col. Ike NJ. Pryor of Texas.
p. m.--"Live Stock Exhibit in Paris in
19eC:' paper by Reuben Gentry of Ken
lucky. Ais p. m.-"The Future of The
Range Industry paper by S. NJ. En-
cry. director of the Montana expert
ment station; recess.
Friday, Jan. 81 a. m.-Final reports
of committees. $50 a. m.-Consdera-
ton of resolutions. 10 a. m.-Electio1
of executive committee. 1915 a. NJ
Selection of the next place of meeting.
1880 a. m.-Unfinished business. - m.
Adjourn to Union Stock yards, where
delegates will inspect national exhibit
ton of range cattle. 3 p. m.-Meeting
of the national executive committee,
Brown Palace hotel: election of officers
and closing business.
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ANOTHER HOLD-UP.
Tom Miles Loses His Watch and so
Cents.


Another man has been held up in
Anaconda. The victim of this hold
up is Tom Miles, who lives near the
park. At about s o'clock on Tuesday
night. Miles was on his way home
from the city, where he had been to
make some purchases and his arms
were full Of bundles and parcels. When
he reached point near where the rail
road trestle crosses the creek, Miles felt
hand upon his shoulder. The man
behind the hand applied considerable
force, and Miles was whirled squarely
about. When he reached the right
about-face position he found himself
looking down the barrel of a revolver
Hold up your hands," said the man
behind the gun.
You bet" said Miles. and up they
went, while the parcels We're scattered
about the ground.
The fellow then went through Miles
and secured watch and 80 cents in
money, which sum was all that Miles
had with him. The r0bber then turned
and walked away. and Miles gathered
up his bundles and went home. 1t was
extremely dark at the time and the
victim could not see the mans face.
There is little doubt but that this rob
Der is the same who held up Yardmas-
ter Hoge. Miles did not report the mat
ter to the police until yesterday.
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The Game LaM.

There is no installing the fact that
all over the state there is an intense
desire on the part of the deNJtoes of
the dog and gun and line and rod to
see new provision on our statutes books
for the protection, propagation and
preservation of our game and fish.
The law now presumably in force is
a mere travesty on the matter and il
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-01-12
ABOUT the CITY.
'ycle Academy dance tonight.

Cycle Academy dance tonight.
Verbe~kmoes, optician, 200 Main st.
A. A. Young of Spokane is at the Mon
tana.
J. B. Emerson of st. Paul is at the
Montana.
j. Dawson of Butte was in the city
yesterday.
r. w. Tolan was a visitor in Butte
yesterday.
Ladies' jackets, half price, at Losee
& Maxwells.
Charles Lane of Butte was in the
city yesterday.
Miss Alice McAndrews was a Butte
visitor yesterday.
Lee Cohen of Butte was business
visitor in the city yesterday.
Get an estimate on plate glass at the
principal dealers, Mahan Bros.
L. r. Record and wife are registered
at the Montana from st. Paul.
Losee & Maxwell are selling boys
overcoats and REFERS at half price.
Nothing more beneficial than visit
to Gregson Springs. Con Hayes, prop.
Closing out sale of boys clothing at
Eastern cost, at Losee & MaXwell's.
A runaway occurred on Tuesday
evening on Main street. No damage
was done.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Mike O'Neil
of SOC Washington street an S-pound
daughter.
The Sons of Hermann will give an
open installation and social Sunday
evening, Jan. Is at Turner hall. Ad-
mission so cents.
The LutheTanS will have a coffee So
cable in the Scandinavian church Fri
day evening. Two beautiful dolls will
be ratified off. All welcome.
The Sewing society of the Swedish
Baptist church will meet this afternoon
at p. m. at the home of Mrs. j. S.
Cederberg, Alp East Seventh street.
There will be services in the Scandi-
naVian church this evening at p. m,
conducted by the pastor. j. S. Ceder-
berg and Revs. e. Anderson and F. An
derson. All Scandinavians are well
come.
At the Montana-J. f. Dawson. Lee
Cohen, Butte: J. B. Emerson, St. Paul;
Frank Hurst. Chicago; L. r. Record
and wife, st. Paul: A. A. Young, Spo-
kane; Charles H. Lane. Butte; c. J.
Hildesheim, New York.
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ALLEGED BURGLARY.
Man Named Ryan Charged With Stealing
an Overcoat.

A man named Ryan was arrested yes
terday on complaint of Pat Gormley Of
Carroll Mr.. Gormley runs the Gavin
boarding house at Carroll and he &C
cuses Ryan of stealing an overcoat
from the house. The Otfense is alleged
to have been committed a day or two
ago, but Gormley could not find Ryan
until yesterday, when he found him on
the streets of Anaconda and eausd his
arrest If it appears that there are good
grounds for Gormleys charges, it is
probable that a complaint Of burglary
will be filed against Ryan
Mike Carron, another man, is now
awaiting trial in the district court,
charged with burglary in stealing an
overcoat from the Capital hotel.
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Assignee's Sale.

To be sold at public auction, COM
mencing Thursday. Jan II, at 10 a. m,
the stock of cigars, tobaccOs etc, and
the fixtures at III Main street. Ana
conda, formerly the property of H. o.
Swain.
d. F. 'HALLAHAN, Assignee.
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ON A NOTE.
A. X. Clark Seeks to Recover SJOG.I3
From Henry Gilbert

In the district court yesterday A. x.
Clark commenced an action against
Henry Gilbert to recover on a promis-
sorry note. The complaint alleges that
on July ., 1893, the defendant executed
and delivered his note to the plaintiff
for $215, to bear interest at the rate of
lie per cent. per month until paid 1t
IS alleged that no part of the principal
or interest on the note has been paid
save and except $40, and that there is
now due as such principal and interest
the sum of $50613, for which sum the
plaintiff asks judgment. Sawyer e
Walsh are attorneys for the plaintiff.
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All persons indebted to Sam Pra-
menko are hereby notified to call and
settle and save costs. M. J. FitzPat-
rick, assignee of Sam Pramenko.
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Saloon for Rent.

Fine location. furnished with new,
up-to- date fixtures.
]. V. COLLINS & co.
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Paris of To-day-the handsomest ii e.
MUM book ever offered-now ready for
delivery upon payment of $40 in ld
vance for one years subscription %
the Standard Can be obtained at
Standard office in Butte, Anaconda,
MiSsOula or Great Falls
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The Sewing society of the Swedish
Baptist church will meet this afternoon
at ? p. m. at the home of Mrs. J. S.
Cederberg, Alp East Seventh street.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-01-12

The Lutherans will have a coffee So
cable in the Scandinavian church Fri
day evening. Two beautiful dolls will
be ratified off. All welcome.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-01-12

There will be services in the Scandi-
naVian church this evening at p. m,
conducted by the pastor. j. S. Ceder-
berg and Revs. e. Anderson and F. An
derson. All Scandinavians are well
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-01-12

The Sons of Hermann will give an
open installation and social Sunday
evening, Jan. Is at Turner hall. Ad-
mission 20 CENTS