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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-09-03

DR.. and Mrs. J. Wesley Bovee and Mr..
Charles Lucien Bovee are home from the
Thousand Islands.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-08-18

Blackfoot entertained Wednesday ~
nrst meeting Of old folks travelling
down the sunny hillside 0f life. Many
were present. The spacious court room
was comfortably flled. Tho gathering
was Of = social character and rich 10
memories and ren.iniscenees 0f the past.
The exercises in the court room CON-
sisted Of an improvised pr0xrsm Of
speeches, recitations and songs and al
appropriate TO the time and occasion.
X. L. Rybee Of idaho Falls presided.
A splendid dinner was served st the
noon hour.
The meeting was called for those who
had reached the hilltop Of life and for
those passing down ON the other side.
II was intended for those who. from
their standpoint. could look behind
them and see the cradles 10 which they
were rocked aud the long. circuitoua
and tiresome road they bad travelled. and
before them the grave " the fOos ol
the descent to which the rad seemi
short and swift. Social gatherings SOi
old people are 70 be commented. Lei
them come together and let 10 - much
Of ths sunlight Of life - possible. II
grow old graciously. sweetly and pleas
Antly 10 . great blessing.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-08-18
or1sr ss sAsw Ceres.

IN THE PROBATE COUNT OF BINGHAM
1 County. STATE OF Idaho.
In TIE natter OF the eatate Of ChAs. Boetrom.
decoased Order 70 show cause why distrt-
button sAoald no& Be Rade.
On reaAlng ard nling the petttton Of August
Bostrom, praying for an order Of distribution
Of the restduA u said estate amoag The
peraous cntitled:
II h ordered that all persons Interested IN
The estate of the saia Charles Bostrom- dcceas-
Cd, Be and appear before tAe Probate Court OF
the Cuuuty oe bingham at the court room Os
sasd court AG blackfnnt Ia TIE county of 6ing-
ham. state OF Idaho, on the seth day of August
iapn, It y O'Clock .. u. thea and there 10 show
cauas Why IN order Of distribution should mot
b. made Ut tho residue Of satd estate Among
| the Aeiru of said deosasod. according to law.
! II y further ordsrsA that COPY OF this
order b pub,isAed for thres saccessive weeks.
before theeaid 1esA day Of August. fsoa. In the
BtackfnoG News, . newspaper printed and
publs ia The sAId county md state.
CMAa. MOLDEA, judge.
Dated tAis isth day OF August. lsee.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-08-18

Down nt Ross Fork thew do cay that
Biv flexs have little neas
And these are less 70 bite m,
And little ticxs have lesser heas
And 70 Nl ln0niter.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-08-18

The board Of county commissioner.
At the July messiee attempted to chan: .
the boundary lines Of the commissioners
districts OF the county and practically
create new districts. In doing 60 II
violated the Law governing the board
Ia such cases. Il then adjourned size
die.
report Is in circulation that =
special meeting Of the board will be
called 70 correct the lines rs defined at
the July meeting and " iix those OF the
new districts Ia accordance with the
Law.
THE News does not believe this will
he attempted. The board surely will
not put itself In such ridiculous plight
Ia the eyes of the people. All 1t can
do 10 to recind the order made 10 July
It Its October meeting. The districts
mast stand ~ they have stood since the
creation Of the county. The Law say'
all changes for new districts must b
made Ut the July meeting and - nj
legal districts we're created then by
the board none can be created now.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-08-18
psaaA usa ~ vIs.ssy.

Desth was tho victor and Marshall
Orr y dead. For two weeks the strong
will power and tenacious vitality Of the
man battlcc with death but the all
ssonq sering hero won the victory.
Mrshsll Orr wss oyerpowcred, he was
taken frOm the Aeld VI battle, be IL no
more.
. 10 gather the drapery OF ones couch
about him and TO lie down 10 death ..
- pleasant sleep With tho love. esteem
and confidence Of ali acquaintaoces
gathered tn the folds of that drspery,
rob death Of its citing snd the grave OF
its victory. Marshsil Orr died esteemed
and respected By al who know him.
The deceased was not genius ~ the
world defines genius, no was not bril-
liant ~ the world counts men brilliant
but In many ways he WAS gifted, 2nd
whom brought In quick touch and con-
tact With men gave forth sparkle O.
briiiisncy. Marshall Orr vas original.
he was genial, he uAs tolerant Of other
mems short cOmings, and be walked 10
the light Of right ~ he saw the light
He vas good Citizen, and It wss hi,
pride to sAy, like Abou Ben Adhsm ol
old. Write mo - one Who loves hi,
fellow man"
The end 70 the lifs Of Marshall Orr
came Monday afternoon At o'clock
August u. 1900. and after funeral serv
Ices from the Methodist church Tues
day afternoon his remains werc plac.st
70 rest by the Odd Fellows and Wood
men OF whose orders be Vas an houores
member, IN Gods Acre, that buria
ground.
Into whoas fsrows vs shall all b. cast
In The sure faith that we shall rise again
AZ the srrat harvest, when the arch angel'
| blast
| sAaii vtuno~. Ike . fan. he caa9 so
grain-"
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-08-18

Jar rubber. :. Q. H. Holbrook's.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-08-18
sA.n y. p.lr .s.a.

When . feather from an eagles wing
IL found and made TO guide the arrOw
that pierces his own heart, We pity the
proud bird.
When . would-be politician playing
little and smart politics on his fellows
destroys himself with bis party shall
we pity him. or shall we leave him
alone 70 the stiugs aud compunctions Of
his own conscience. Echo answers
let him alone.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-08-18

Dated August 10Th. 1900.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-08-18

During the civil war. ~ we'll - 10 our
late var With Spain, diarrhoca was one
of The mos, troublesome diseases the
army hnd 20 contend with. Ia many
instances IL became chronic and the OLD
soldlers s,iIl su6er from L. Mr.. DAVID
Taylor Of Wind Ridge, Greene Co., Pa
/. nm. nj these. He uses Chamberlain's
f,olic. Cholera and D,Arrhoea isemcdy
and says he sever found anything .ns'
would give him such quick relief. II "
for s.lr by Hull 4 Woodruff, drueR'sA'
Johu Montgomery Jr., and WIFE, o.
sa,. Lake City. have gladdcned the
hea rts Of the old folks At home ~
Bl.ckioo,, by their regular summer
vi.lt. Mr.. Montgomery ID an expert
shot With the gun and ride and during
"a. .,.v v,l, have lots % fun With chick
an. and ducks. Blackfoot always wei.
comes her children ON their Ann"A'
pllgrImAges home.
The lsdIss OF the w. c. I. Y. VIII
hold their regular annual meeting 'o'
.,,ctiou Of otiiccrs for the ensuing year
Monday August %, At the home o. Mrs
p,s,han Al 4 o'clock. All members aee
requested 70 be present
Mr.. wan,land, Of the U. P. syssem
Il. IN u,sckioot gathering dat" 'or
nan az southeastern Idaho 70 oe ose'
bv his company among eastern no"'
seekers.
rh.re Ia but one good formula 'o'
making Ice Cream. We have '1.. M
sormuls and know how to serve an .c'
~. cr..m = soda .ha. tastes like more. rA'
ace Drug Store.
Mr. shannon, Of California, u vis's
~. .or.,p.,aw and daughter Mr
.ns -" Mira. J. A. Bennett Of BlAck'oo''
.w, nav. sold many different ooue'
-.ale. but none has given bette
..,,.,.c,loo than ChAmberlaiu'',' say
NJ charles Holshausr, Druggist SsN
~ - Nj "l.is perfectly safe ana c.
,.,,,.a uuoo 10 al cases OF coata'
: ...,as ~ boarssusss. Sold by Hu'
Wood,xA, druggisss.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-08-18
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

NHRDNBgrrO SLOUGH DITCH COMPANY,
4 corporation. IAlnAtson ~ pfinctpat p'aoe
Of husincas, Rlackfupt bingham Csl., Idaho
Notics b hereby givcn that II meeting OF
the board Of directors held On saturday, Aug.
&th, assessment No. = of - Cenis per rhare,
WAS levied upon the capital stuck of their COM
pany. payable 10 h A. Doud, seoretAry and
treasuver. nlAckfo0t Idaho.
Any s,ock upon which this assessment
shall BE- unpaid On Eat. esptemocr "a lS0o'
Will b. delinqucut and advertised for saie AZ
public auctioa, aud unless payment y made
befOse, eaougA OF each parcel Of stock will ~
soaA on saturday, October q, 1soe. TO pay satl
assessment with Gust OF advertising aud ex'
pense OF sale. .,,,r s-...
Dated Aus. Z. lvoo.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-08-18

Business men are hopeful Of good
times this fAll aad winter.
Testimony In the big Lost river water
cult Will be taken hcrs In Jsauarv.
Ost. arc seliiog q ol.1S, luceru hay
" odo aud tlmothy bay q 900 too.
Dr.. J. ". Cue The oaly physician and
surgeon 10 the valley hes . good prac-
ticc.
W. Y. Baruhars has purchassd .
band Of horses from Vim. CorslAnd for
shipment
Mrs. J. H. Greene will leave soou for
indiana where she will remain several
weeks.
Miss Flora Greene will attend ~.
AAry's Academy q Salt Lake City thi'
winter.
Crops Of hay aud aaAs are reported
'"s beat for many years. Only one o.
'wo good irrigasioos arr required.
Lee Warren, formerly Of Prssso
bingham county, hss . good ranch o
:" acres one mile east Of town. H
"as 10 acres In cate and luceru aot
VII harvest good crop.
Misc Howard Of CalIlorpia will tsacl
sns Houston public school. About g
pupl's are enrolled. ]. H. Greene, J
a. Barter snd John D. Daniels ere tn
board Of education.
About 10 or 90 meu are at work 81 tn
enns mine, seveu miles from town. tn
"no'e iorce turned ous swo weeks -
" uRht nre near the ntues. Consid
so'e damage wss done.
IN business Houston hes two mercas
.ns stores, three saloons. one hots
."e restaurant, one boarding heus<
s.o livery stables and one blacksmith
Shop.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-08-18

Notice ls hereby gtven that at regularly
called meeting of the board OF dtrcctors cf the
Peoples Canal and lrrisAtins Co, held at
Dlnckft,ot, August q leea IN assessmcat OF
moo uer share wus lawfully levied on the stock
az tho conpAny. The came Va due aud payable
10 me ou or before Oot l. isoo. Aud any shares
of st.,ck upon which thia assessment rcmains
unpatd Oct 1, lsoO. will be declared deltnQuens
Ara same viii b. advertised and sUtAuient At
the stock cold 1t public sale to pay said asseas-
usnt tooS4her with cost OF advertsstnR aod
sal.. C,P. swIapssx, esc. and Trsas.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-08-18

To know this great couotry one mus,
visit Il.

'sSvS %sbtvOS
To know this great country one must
visit Il.
To tsll Of Il and Of its business and
people la short letter ls TO SEE . great
show at one peep through the glasses.
II csn00s be doae.
A railroad through the valley 10 ~
msch talked oi ~ the weather. Il will
be built. bnt when?
Crops. which are largely Of Wild hay,
luosrs and osts. arc reported good.
W. u. BArnhart, Of Blsckioot. 10 buy.
Ing horsss 10 the valley.
Aiss Cassie Hafer Who 10 nov iivisg
With Mr. and Ars. Anderson. will ~
tsod sshool In Blacktoos next term.
Mira Drank Conn, Of Boise, 10 spead- :
Ing the summer With her sister, Mrs.
Furey.
Ferris Bros. who have . .geeeral
msrchaadiss store II Arco arc doing .
good basinsss.
Era, oocs . pro missing mining camp,
10 dssd and apparently Tor long time
dead.
Misses Lilly and Nellie Anderson
viil speod another term II the Normal
u Alblos.
| A pleasant farewell dance was given
Friday evening In honor Of Mics Amso'
d Hoist uho Il 5000 To move 70 Black.
toos- Mr.. Hoist has purchased the
Rogers residence on Asylum avenue,
Bisckfoos
The Mormons have recently erected
. meeting house In tho valley.
i T. r. bingham. formerly Of Black
toos. IL doing we'll ranching. He con
templates buying . band OF sheep.
/ Mics Julia Andcrsou has been orere<
. position In . graded echoo! as DE
Lamar. Her sister Elms will teach l,
the Anderson district.
Passengers from Hlsckfoot arrive .
Big bate station. ~ miles distance. =
J, ! d m. Al Arco, 20 miles. At p. tn
The stage. arc sell loaded with pas
! s-egcrs and supplies
Fruit raising 10 The valley Il not profit
able although much money and tim
have b~eo given tO IL.
The Bap,i.s gill soon have perma
: nens pastor for their church here.
A shortage oi hired help has bee
general In the valley this summer
some ranchcrs paid - 10 day for hs
; m-u. II IL claimed that 50 could hss
breu givea employment.
The taking Of testimony In the bl
water eatt IL being looked to ~ith Rre'
, interest. II 10 big suit aud ever
: rarcher 10 the valley IL concerned.
Like the hircling who does not wA'
10 complete his job for fear Of Ion
time Tor idlene.s. I will not tell you n
the news today. You shall hear tro'
me again.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-08-18
ps,s,Iss cssssy csavsa,,sa.

Primaries will be held Saturday.
August 25th, for the purpose OF elect
ing delegates To the county convention
10 be held In Idaho Falls on the ID OF
September, for the purpose OF nomi-
mating y county ticket.
The precincts are entitled TO the fol.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-08-18
latest DOMESTIC NEWS
r.llecsed Sor Yeur lnSormatien
eem Town. County and State

v.,.st ares have dssaroysa nseh vsl
III. timber in Gray's prscisct.
N. aud Mira Givsaa havs rstsraed
-. The NAtioasl Park.
p..i.ssr ThomaS sad family are out
.. .ssr Arsnges. Fremons co0ny.
-. s,lser RspsbaIeas vots II Kscss-
- oouu.y 10 safely so, pnssibay 70.
Nj. fsebscla Wright has hsss 80
..e.A 70 teach aaosAsr term 10 The
pu,er district, wsss Sads.
n,.ekfoos I4sal O0os has reoaased
"a ps,sst. frosa the 0sssrA Land
Onos sIncs let oi August
n psrrlne, a Bias Lakes ssar
sAe,Aose Falls. hAs bsss scsaesd that
Ais frsis Took gid msdal sod diploma
:, he Paris Expoaitioa.
gsGoogrsssmas james Ouaa has ~
.,r,sd from Wsshingsoa. D. c.. 70 hts
HsiIsy home uhars be sxpscss " ~
ala permanently.
spsae-e ssAsios 1spcs sne vArshoass
h.rssa Monday stghL Noshisw go
~.ed. Fire ovleiaasrd In tha uare-
,,uu bnl hos 10 ore ksows.
Judge Moiden has bought the Adam
Gisee,' res,doacs - p~rssnt occupied
b. Nr. Lyman and utli uovs Into II BY
~ l.. Of september.
osasn J. Rich chassroeed . party ol
OGDEN friead. 70 shs happy huutina
Qsosods foe ducks oa Hnske river u
sAs oprsln. Of ihs deck ssasoa.
Alss i.lbbss Norrisoa returned
Wednesday aitersooa from an extend
ID vl.ls 10 indlaes Asd Aisnoari. shs
hsd q losal, tine uilh (rtrads aud uc~
nsde scqusintancsa,
Nh. Hall, Mr.. Woodru6 and Mr.
ss4 Mrs. Shovsll sri1d "a ootiag ihr~s
dAy. Of Tho seek. They had = yon
lime aaa caught nsh uiah hook And 'in'
b. she 'sa.kssfai.
The NEWS IL infusnrd that Mrs
Charlie. rouuc, ~ifs sf the great siive
Repasiicas orator. 10 10 visit Dlscxfoo
sooa .. ths quest oi Mrs. Fred 7
Dsboi..
The ducks near Hackfcos believe III
allied for~es have tsssstcrred The ~
from China u their hauntA on 6uak
river. They say .As nriug along sh
lises since Wednesday has beos terria
ssd the slaughter great.
Gregory Jones IL home again from
sisit Of svo weeks 10 AoasAnA- HI
oatase ~ss With chArmlu9 party aa
the 't~o and tuo' had . charming ums
Hos short are two vesks of camp III
uish such = party.
Mrs. Chapman, sisser Of the lat
Aarshall Orr. hss bsan quite sick sine
her brothers death. AZ one time
was feared that she vns suffering frot
blood poison soo, bus the swelling I
tbs hand and arm was dee 70 ielc
On 4 ffnvur
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-08-18

Primaries u elect delegates TO the
county convention 10 be held ~ Idaho
Falls, September I'd. will be hsld 10 the
different precincts 0f the county Mon
dsy. August -.
The following IL the apportionment oI
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-08-18
silver Rspsb,seaa csavsstssa.

The silver Republicans OF Bingham
county will hold their primaries. Nom
day. August q, TO elect delegates -
the county convention 70 be held as
Idaho Falls. Monday, September ).
The following is the app0rttonment for
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-08-18

Total 63.
The Importance Of full delegation
from each precinct appeals TO every
voter. Al the county convention full
county ticket will be nominated.
4. G. WILSON, w. II. STUFFLHBEAM,
Chairman. Secretary,
Dated August Is, 1900.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1900-03-30
How to clean Kia GLOVES.

Gloves of smooth kid can be cleaned
very easily at home; so can those made
of chamois. For the latter little am
monia dropped into a basin of water
is all that is necessary, with the addi-
ton of soft soap. The gloves should
be carefully rinsed and put on a
dummy hand so that the fingers will
not shrink while drying. Or if one has
not a dummy the gloves can simply be
stretched out in the sun on piece OF
clean cloth until they are dried. Wash
gloves in gasoline, being careful of the
fire. Do not light the gas. Clean the
gloves carefully with piece of fan
mel, air well, and before they are put
away sprinkle a little sachet powder
into them to take away any odor that
may remain after the cleansing proc
ess.-Chicago Daily News.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1900-03-30

who designed it; they are said to be the
women of the church. 1t is the First
Baptist church, and it is unique in its
engagements for the comforts of both
| the men and women of the congrega
| ton, though it must be admitted that
| the plans are more for the women than
for the men.
Looking in the church you would be
reminded little of theater, for there
is a lobby and there are "boXes," fire
escapes and check-room for wraps
There is also that which no theater
has-a kitchen and dining-room; be-
sides these there is a bicycle parlor.
The temple stands on Broad street,
lthree-quarters of mile from the state
the street drive and has 12-foot drive
way on the west and 80 feet of lawn on
the east.
The temple is built of a light blush
sandstone and has red tile roof.
| All the social rooms are very COM
pletely furnished. The halls and COR
ridors also are finished in colored mar
bles and valuable hard wood.
Looking through the arched openings
| by which the foyer is connected with
the auditorium, one sees nrSI circular
rows of quarter-sawed oak pews, di-
vided by aisles, in which a new and
striking curve has been introduced, and
then the minister's platform, immedi-
ately back of which the great organ
and the space occupied by the choir of
40 voices, which leads in the singing
that is so much a feature in the tenn
pie services.
The platform, which is bare of every
thing resembling the old-fashioned pull
pit, its furniture being 4 comfortable
tete-a-tete, a small ebony table and an
onyx stand of flowers, is surmounted
by an unmistakable proscenium arch
and has boxes at the right and left.
These are really retiring rooms, fur
nished to correspond with the foyer,
but the heavy plush curtains that hang
in the arched openings permit the
spaces to be utilized for seating pur
poses whenever necessary. The floor of
the auditorium has decided slope TO
it, as has also the spacious gallery that
lcircles around it, and the further ends
of which gracefully swell to correspond
with the box effect beiow.-Chicago
Democrat
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1900-03-30
EASILY TOLD.
he Gould Judge OF the Passage OF
Time with the Greatest
Accuracy.

It occurred in Judge Lawlor's court few
days ago. There was murder trial on and
a policeman named Riley was on the wit
ness stand relating the details of the trag-
edy. Said Mr.. Ferral, who was acting as
defendants counsel:
How many minutes after the shooting
did the man die, Mr.. Riley?"
Two minutes, sir, answered the witness
without the least hesitation
You seem positive about the time, re-
marked Mr.. Ferral, with the air of one who
has the upper hand. Now, I'm going to
test your ability to judge time. | will hold
my watch here for two minutes. When you
think the time IS up, say when
The defendants counsel held the watch
on the witness and stood examining the hand
carefully. The policeman, however, did not
seem TO be worried at all at the tax upon
his mental apparatus. He sat staring va
cantly about the room, and at the exact sec
ond when the two minutes had expired,
remarked: "Now' and smiled like a tickled
sphinx.
Mr.. Ferral was staggered at the uncanny
accuracy of the witness, and Gen. Solomon,
who was prosecuting, was delighted pro-
portionately at his opponents discontinue.
He chuckled in a comfortable German way,
during the rest of the session. At the noon
recess he called Riley to him, and, slapping
him the shoulder, said:
Officer Riley, you vass wonder! How
dit you do it, HEMP
DO it," replied Riley, pointing to big
redwood clock on the opposite wall, why,
that was dead easy!"
Riley will be promoted.-San Francisco
News Letter.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1900-03-30
MOTIVES misunderstood.
How the UprOarious Hosiery of q
Swell YOunS Man Struck
Hotel Clerk.

There is a young business man who has
more hosiery than he knows what to do
with. He was quite recently on business
trip, and happened to stop for ascoupIe of
days in Philadelphia. He wanted to get
some advertising, but he was not fixed to pay
for it, and he had read about the king of
the dudes and other freaks who manage to
get some brief notoriety because of their
antics. He had ten dollars to spare on a
scheme, and he accordingly went to a bar
gain sale at which they had let of last sum-
mer socks at so cents pair. He spent the
money on these things, and he went out of
his way to get the most outrageous combina-
tons of color and the most bizarre effects
that were in the place. He succeeded won
derfully. He had socks which made the
asphalt sidewalks curl as they do under ex-
treme heat. His extremities fairly shrjehed
Then he spent the day in the corridor of the
hotel sitting in a conspicuous place showing
off the socks. He would wear a pair for
about 20 minutes, go to his room, change
and, coming down, show off another design
for about the same time. He did this for al
most ten hours, and naturally attracted
quite a good deal of attention. That was
what he wanted, but he could not brea I'M O
the newspapers. The clerk when he was
paying his bill said:
You ought to patent that invention
whats that?" asked the sock man with
an anticipatory smile, as he expected some
thing complimentary about his scheme.
Don't you do that for cold feet pitts
burgh Daily News.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1900-03-30
AS WoMAN'S CHURCH.
First Baptist Sanctuary at Columbus,
o., Is as Comfortable Amy
Playhouse.

The people of Columbus cannot COM
plain that they have no church as COM
Portable as the theater- It has for
years been a stock complaint among
the males OF any family that church
seats were uncomfortable, and for that
reason they did not care to attend Sun
day services. They have also said that
the air was bad and they were not al
lowed the same liberty as in theater.
If they were uncomfortable they could
not get up and go out few minutes,
for there was no place TO go except into
the street.
Women have also complained of this
matter and for years the theaters of the
different cities have been a standing re-
proach TO the churches. The comfort
able lounging rooms, the convenient
dressing rooms, the easy chairs, and
the resting spots have all been con-
spicuous by their absence.
But a church has just been finished in
Columbus which is triumph to those