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The state herald., 1900-09-07

Notice 10 hereby given that q the
General Election to b held on the Sixth
day OF November, A. D. 1900. there will
Be submitted to the qualified sIs6toFs Of
the State OF Colorado the question Of
amending the constitution Of said State.
The authority for submitting such
question 10 found In Senate Bill No. IL,
which 10. in wordsand figures, following,
viz:
AN ACT.
70 SUBMIT TO THE QUALITIfp ELKcTozs OF TIE
STATE OF CoLoKAD0 An AMENDMENT I'd Bee.
TIoN Two l2) or ARTICLE NINETEEN
(XIX.) OF THE CoxsrIrurioN OF
TIE HrArx OF CoLoaADo.
De Il enacted by tho General Assembly Of the
State Of Colorado;
SECTION l. That thers shall b submitted 10
the qualified electors Of the stats Of Colorado,
at the next general election fsr mcmbsrs Of the
General Assembly. for their approval or rrject-
lon, the following amendments to ths constitu-
lion Of the State Of Colorado. which. when rati-
fed by n majority Of thoss voting thereon, siiall
b. valid IA patt of the constitution. namely
Section Of artitle XIX. Of the constitution of
the Stat. Of Coori,iio shall be 20 amended as 70
nod ~ follows:
SIC. 3. Any amendment or amendments tn
this constitution may be proposed in either
house OF the General Assembly, and II the .amo
shall bo voted forby two-thirds Of all the mem-
befs elected TO esch house, such proposed r.
mcndnsat or smendments. together with the
ayr~ and noes of each house thereon. shall be
ns.e e,,Sl
proposed amendment or ans ailments shall hr
publishsd with tlfs laws Of that session Of ths
General Assembly, aud the secretnt, of sust
ehail also cause the said amendment or amend
nents to b published In full In not more thsa
one n"vspapcr of general Gil culation In sash
county. for four successive weeks previous to
tin ncrt xrnerHl rlsction for member to the
Gcnerl Assembly; and at said election tho said
amendment or amendments shall b- snbmittssi
to tho qualified elsctors Of TN State for their ap
provh or rrisction. and socl, ~ arc approved
By majority Of thoss voting tisr~os shall b.
cons pArt Of this Constitution.
Providsi. That II mors tnan one am~nd.
msnt be submitted At any Rraeral slsctisu. each
Of lid amondmsnt shali b votsyi spcn spar
stsly and votss thseeon csst shalI b ssparataly
coant~d the ssme - thoash Int ono o.
mcndment was sulsmittSd. hut thu General
Assembly shall have no poww To propo-s o
m~ndmsats tn more than sig articles of this
Constitution at the same session.
ssc. T. Each sl~ctor votiaS At ssid election
and ds-irous Of voting for or against aid 9
msndment. shall deposit In the bAlio, hog his
ticket vhsrron shall bs printed the words "for
ths Amsndm-nt" and "Asain.t ne Amendrnrnt''
and shaii Indicate Ills choice By placing . cro~s
opposite ons or the other u aid groaps Of
worts.
ssc. 3 Ths vaes cast for the adoption OF
rejection Of .~id Hsn.ndin~pt shall u ospvassssl
! and tia result determined ~ tho Rvs Of ths
state for tss oAnsnss Tor rrps.ssntatiTcs In Con
tres.
| Approved February 10th. 4. u. 100.
In testimony whereof, I have hsreunto
set my hand aud sfhIsd the great seal Of
the State OF Colorado, ~ the City Of
Denver, THO sOth day q July, A. d.
1900. o,
KLxer '. DRrEwfrn.
t.ssLl SECRETARY II State.
The state herald., 1900-09-07

The progressive nations OF tho world
arc the great food CONSUMING nations.
Good food veil dissstsd gives strength
II yos cannot digest ell you eat, you
nssd Koiol Dyspsps,s Cure. It disssss
whss you eat. You pssd pot diet your
self. II contains oil the disssssnts con,
binsd with the bsst knova tonios and ~
oonSsructivsA. Il will even dissst il
cissses Of ioods IN = bottle. No othsI
preparation vill do this. II instantly re-
lisvss aud quickly cures ell stons nsch
trouS lies. City Drug sssrs.
The state herald., 1900-09-07

George o. Hall. son OF George A. Hall,
returned lsst Friday to his home in this
county from the Philippine Islands
where he went in 1899 rs = member Of
the 18Th U. 8. Regulars, He has had
vssy poor health since reaching tho Phil
ippinss and vas finally discharged. He
10 very mnch reduced in dssh, - his usu-
al weight wss i15 lbs. and he aov weighs
only f0t lbs. OF course hs 10 quite weak
but 70 sbls TO bs around snd our Colo
redo climate will soon pot new lie into
HIN and rsstors his health. lie left
home In Jolly 1902 and wss sworn into
the service st Cheyenne. We publishsd
In the HfsALD an interesting description
of his journey soross the OCEAN 70 the
Philipp,pss. He says he did not enjoy
the return tnp - much - the trip 10
tbs Philipbinss 90 account Of his poor
health but was not troubled with 50
ssoknsss. Hu many frissds 10 this
county are greatly pleased 70 ~ hi.
back home again asd hope 70 soon ~
him restored 70 good health.
The state herald., 1900-09-07
TINE TASK,

It matters not II great or ANAL.
Tho task for which q soul Is At;
The splendid duty placed on all
Il that Of nobly doing Il
And thu asoountinS ID the same
To Him who seta al tasks sddrsss'd
II we can say, with trathful claim
"Hastsr, th{s 10 my bsst."
Tht homsly tssk. IN lowly ways.
II faithful md Of pqrposs trusi
IL Il - osrttin Of co.'s praise
Al that ths pfoudsst soul shall DO.
o. not the tax counts In His syet.
But tbs slAd strsnsth In service pesss'd
And tbs glad strength which joyouS cries
"xsstsr. this Il my bsst."
-RIYLEv D. GAuHDKRs In 1t, IoIis Re
pobliU.
The state herald., 1900-09-07

81. MoCsrty has rsnt ted the building
On IntSr oosAn Avenue formerly %.
eupisd BY Mrs. James with . restaurant
and bakery did will occupy 1t with hs
ssssk Of puhps, buggies and farm md.
ohinsry.
The state herald., 1900-09-07

Lsrgs son spots, astFeaomsrs say.
csassd the sstrsns heat this summer,
and doctors declare sssrl, oil tho proc
tratioos we're induced BY disorders OF the
stomach. Good health follows good d..
gsstion. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure dlgss:s
vhSt you eat. Ryou have indigestion
OF dyspepsia II will quickly relieve and
psrmshently cure you.-City Drug
6tsss.
The state herald., 1900-09-07
srRAYnb

From my ranch on Sec. 23 : T 6 N r
SN Phillips county Colo. on Aug, II
1900 one six yesr old black mare brand.
I'd bar quarter circle on the left shoulder
and wire cut aorUss tho breast. One
two year old bay mare colt branded bar
quarter circle on the left shoulder. For
the return OF the above horses TO my
ranch / will pay liberally.
MRS. LIzziE N. GxThx.
The state herald., 1900-09-07

Thursday evsniug telegram was re-
ceivsd at Holyoke announcing the sud
den death Of William Lane u Holyoks
at Roldreee, Neb. He had attended the
Grand Army Encampnent ~ Chicago
and vas on his way home. The news Of
his death WAS great shock 10 bis sons
and TO the people Of our town. His sons
Thomas and L. L. went to Holdrsgs on
the evening train to accompany the re-
mains to holyoks. The funeral services
are 70 be conducted from the n, E.
Church today, iRsv. NclArsn preach.
ing the sermon and will b under the
direction Of tbs aolyoks Grand Army
Post OF which the deceased was An hon
orsd member. We will publish an obi
tusfy In the next issue Of the HERAbD.
The state herald., 1900-09-07
no THE DEAF.

~ mob lady, cured Of hsr deafness and
noiss In the head by DR.. Nioholson's
Artificial Far Druns, gave $4,000 10 his
Institute, % that dssf people unable 70
procure the Ear Drums may have them
free. Address No. e35 The Nicholson
Institute, $50 Eighth Avenue. New York.
The state herald., 1900-09-07
TELLER SILVER REPUBLICAN
JUDICIAL CONVENTION.

Nastos y hstshg siva sAaa . sssvslssioa Of
,i.lssstss rsps&ssntins ths rsliss s.ivss Rspsb-
jicaa party = the euantsss oonpsiseas hs
rh,rsssasA judicial Aissrist q ths stssA sf Colo
rsde vtil b held q s>ssiias. ooao.. ~ sAs issh
Day u oaVesabss. tsoA
n sssstias issIsds1 h ~ 6isassst vtii h
sssisisA - stVssssasAivss - sallSssi Lean
esss0 . AsiaGsas. PAiiiss . tslsassdg Wssh'
iasass AslalhAs. ssAsvtsk . 6sssssss asd
Yuos dseaGosaa.
~ sssvssaisa h ssiisA sss ~ psfpsss ot
plssias n ssai.asasa - .slids,s IT, ~ Il.
- q Disssssa ysAss u ~ fAirtssat1 JEDI
stai Aisarset 80 90 sas1sAAs ~ Dlssfssa A.
ta1sv ~ saiA llssstss - y ssasA ~ q ~
tses1As nsssahR sisse1sa I. .. tsaA - ~
IL paspsss = fssess1ias - sosh stkss hsslsss'
thss ~ ssos hsesss ~ sdAvsstisa.
01n. Z 00fuelss.
~ Csaassl Cso.
The state herald., 1900-09-07

Wn. Vissehsr came up from McCook.
Nsb., the first Of the week for few days
visit At aoiyok~. He spent couple Of
days hunting chicken with the Hoiyoks
boys near Elsie, Neb.. ON his way 70 Hsl-
yoke.
The state herald., 1900-09-07

Uniou services were held at the Pres
bytsrisn church Sunday evening Rev
DAILY preaching the ssrmon. The audi
ssos room Wis crowded to it, full cspsoi
ty, the ssrinbh 1ss an able one and thl
speaksr held the undivided attention ol
the sudisucs.
The state herald., 1900-09-07

1t is reported that there will be a
change in tho time card on the b. & M.
within the fieIt two weeks that will
bring the traih from the east into Hol.
yoke about 800 P. N. and the tain from
the west Of $40 A. M.
The state herald., 1900-09-07

b. Sutherland, Charley Clancy and
j. b. Painter have besn selected ~ dele
gates to attend the state and oonerss,
sionsl conventions Of the Teller Silver
Republican Party TO be held in Denver
next week.
The state herald., 1900-09-07
loreua te2leteola

Poisonous ts@1sssols resembling
nyahrooms havs Aassd frequent deaths
It'd Ysar. b susg H use esIy the gen.
uins. Ohssrvs ~ psus care shsn yen
ask for Dsw,ttb Witch Haisl Halvs.
There ars po,ssosas coun.srisi.s: DE-
Witts u the only Sdsinal Witch Hazel
Salvs. II l. saib1 md certain etis for
pilss ssd all skia issassa Git, Drug
6toes.
The state herald., 1900-09-07

Phillip Zimmerman has purchased The
three lots adjoining his residence prop
srty on Inter Ocean Avenue and ID put
ting neat fence around them. Hs sill
ssed the lots 10 blse Rrss 10 the spring
asd. whsu they are sst With grass, will
have nice lawn. Holyoks 10 noted for
lie fine lawns sud gs,dsps and We srs
pl~assd 10 ~ improvsn snts in this line.
The state herald., 1900-09-07

Misses Tilia and Cora Lyman Of
Hamilton. To-, arrived in Holyoks
Wednesday and were driven out 70 Mr..
6lays near Haxtun. One of the young
isdiss will teach school In the 6lay dis
tsict and one in the Berg district.
The state herald., 1900-09-07

Mrs. Baldwin aud grand daughter.
Miss Nora Plscs, OF Palmyra, Neb..
ssrs 10 Hslyoks Saturday TO look after
bssiness interests In this county. Miss
Place is the orphan daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. c. B. Place who wers residents Of
Hciyoks In the early days Of the town
sud shs and her sister own some sheep
10 this county.
The state herald., 1900-09-07

G.B. Weir, A. Miller, E. W. Dearcup,
2. v. Dickersou, DR.. r. X. Nobiss, X. A.
Hoskias, Herman Hobbis, J. 3. Bennett,
Cue Young and Grant Elliott, Holyoks
hun,sra, went down the B. 4 NJ. lIss into
Nebraska the latter part Of last week to
shoot prairie chickens. From all 60
counts they met with very good success.
The state herald., 1900-09-07

Q. NJ. Mckee sssdsd his residence lots
On south hill to blue grass last spring
aid nov has one Of the finest lawns In
hslyoke. He hes given the lawn the
best Of care and his efforts in that line
have bssa veil rewarded.
The state herald., 1900-09-07

fou eau spell II cough, oeh, ssush,
ksuf, kan. koush. or ksush. bu, the only
harmless remedy the, quickly cures u 10
Dee Minute Cough Curs.-C,ty Drug
Htors.
The state herald., 1900-09-07

Rev. Psrksr will prsseh sr $50 r. N.
In the Baptist church, whom the Prssby.
ssrisns will unite in union sssvios With
the Bsptisis.
The state herald., 1900-09-07

I will load another css Of Wind Mills
asd Ivplsasss,s ~ . short time. Nos
" The time V plsss yess osdsss ed gss
sss Iesd rates 90 ssyth,sg ysa sssd.
A. 4. 0urMarS.
The state herald., 1900-09-07

Charley Peter hiss purchased I town
lots north VI bis mothers rssidAsss prop
srty sud 10 erecting . good barn ou
thsm.
The state herald., 1900-09-07

xr. and Mrs. W. g. Holland took the
evening trais Tuesday for visit With
rsist,vss u Omaha, Nsb., and Brooklyn,
Iowa.
The state herald., 1900-09-07

Evsnsslist DAILY Will prssch next Sun.
day in the Baptist church OF II 80 A. n.
aud In the Trogo school houss ss 400 r.
N.
The state herald., 1900-09-07

Charley Farmer came down from Den.
vsr the iirat Of the week TO look alter
business interests 10 Holyoks.
The state herald., 1900-09-07

The track laying train 90 the Brush
Alliance " nov near enough 70 Sterling
70 b sssa from the Hoyeks -Chsysnss
ltnA.
The state herald., 1900-09-07

Charley Fsldler Grove sofess 10 Jules.
burg Tuesday with his daughter Lydia
whs tsok tns tr.sa for Colorado Springs
V sttssd the bohoel ios ehs Muts snd
ylisd dasiss The coaiss school year.
The state herald., 1900-09-07

Mrs. Painter, children and Ssstsr, Mss
josie Richards, returned " hslyoks
Saturday from Wat with relatives ~
Rosslasd And Hsst,ngs, Nsb.
The state herald., 1900-09-07

z. N. McPhsrrin took ths evening
train Saturday Tor . business trip To
several points in Nsbrasirs.
The state herald., 1900-09-07

To prevent sossunpsioe quickly surs
throat end lung troubles With One Mn.
ute Cough Curss-City Drug Stoss.
The state herald., 1900-09-07

The most dainty and effective pills
nsds are Dswitts L,t,ls Early Rlssp.
They are SssqusIsd ios sil asss Asd
sovsl Troubles. Never snps.-ot,y
Drug Heoss.
The state herald., 1900-09-07

IT. 0uths,s ,s sstor,ns some bussiss
10 ibs 0.i,s,s Ouiijing nrss door south
Il the hssALp utaos aud wrf move hls
entire stsoh 70 the building ~ The sssr
i,i1p
The state herald., 1900-09-07
AT COST.

] am ssllink my dryeoods and MILL
merry stook Il cost. II you want . bar.
gain, do not fail 10 SEQ my soods bsfors
buying. Mrs. Gates.
The state herald., 1900-09-07

NJ. and Mrs. Wp. low and family
ssc nov residents OF Holyoks. They
have fsated and moved TO the A. Il,
0ro,ft residence property On sSosh hill.
The state herald., 1900-09-07

+. H. whitman returned Tuesday
from Chicase whore hs had bssn 10 pur-
ohass his fall stock Of goods.
The state herald., 1900-09-07

The dslegslss sslsctsd by the Teller
Silver repsblicsps Of Phiiiips county 10
attend the distvict oonvsps,ons are %
follows: Judheisl oonvsns,oa 10 b. held
st S,ssiiss ssp.. 18th, william Akin, l..
r. Foster, Edwin Finch. Robsrt N.
White ssd }. A. Berg. The Represent
stivs osovsotIoa 10 b. held q Holyoks
Sspt. 10Th. J. Il Wood. TIN. Lxss, J. X.
Davis, n. Sutherland aud N. Anderson.
The state herald., 1900-09-07

DsWitt's kttls EAtly R,ssrs srs
pes0pt, palatsbls. PLEASANT, powerful,
purifyise little pills.-Chy Drug Store.
The state herald., 1900-09-07

Rev. Young, who fos several wontbs
Of last yssr wss Psstos Of the y u.
church u the nASiun circuit, hss beeo
assigned 10 Mssino tef The ensuing year.
The state herald., 1900-09-07

A cnrd from Mrs. p. b. Reynolds OF
Lexington, Mob. received just as we 60
to press, brings the sad news OF the death
OF n. A. Hine Of that pIace. He vss for
several years one Of tho business men Of
HoiyoAs and had many irisnds In our
county. He stood very nigh In the &C.
tssm Of nj Who knew hitS. The widow
and daughter have 10 Holyoks many
sympsthi.ips friends In their great sor-
row.
The state herald., 1900-09-07

Ths oossnissiossss vill hold . meet.
iss % hoadsy Ssp'. u, fos tbs purpose
stistuua eon.rso.s tor pIowiss snd burn.
lee hrs.Gsssda Al parties Interested
" budding on ,hIs wors should b pres.
eAl.
The state herald., 1900-09-07

Charley Crownsf OF Holyoks has been
sssignsd 70 Grossr - Pastor ei the N.
4. church Of that place.
The state herald., 1900-09-07

John Olmsted left Holyoks Wsdnss-
day for Lincoln to attend College for
the coming school yssr.
The state herald., 1900-09-07

The emergency bags ssbt by oh6tch
society 10 Kansas soldiers 10 the Philip
pines contained srhong the necessities .
box Of Dswitts Witch HAZEL salve. the
vell known euro Tor piles, injuries and
skin diseases. Tho ladies took care 70
obtain the original DsWitts Witch Hax-
sl Salvs knowing that ali the counter.
fsits are worthless. City Drug Store.
The state herald., 1900-09-07

e290 for the round trip 10 Cheyenns
Frontser Day, from Holyoks. Dstss Of
sale Sept. IL and II.
The state herald., 1900-09-07

II 5su want good square meal isr
10 ~ Tie New esssa Motel. w.. t--'------
The state herald., 1900-09-07

Mrs.. Richard EVANS and children re-
turned Tuesday from visit with rsls-
tivss ct Hastings.
The state herald., 1900-09-07

Foa sALs: Three milch ooss. one tive
year old hs,fsr, aysariips bsifsrs ssd I
spring calves.
Chas. h Peter, Sso. 2 9 ~.
The state herald., 1900-09-07

When yod desire 70 make final proof
On a land Ming, call on Judge y. sls-
tsr.
The state herald., 1900-09-07

Bsryl Mckinney returned Saturday
from visit Of threS weeks with friends
IN OenNar.
The state herald., 1900-09-07

The Asthsdist cottage prayer meeting
will be held al the homo Of e. 6tonsbsrg
this evening.
The state herald., 1900-09-07

When in Holyoke board st the Nov
Ssan Hotsl.
The state herald., 1900-09-07

John Crater rsmsnbsred the HRRAID
olaos With fine melon one day lest
week.
The state herald., 1900-09-07
All kinds Of Pattern. .. sh.np..

All kinds Of Patterns st Shamps.
Corn for sale a the Lumbst Yard.
Buy your dry goods os W. 4. shamp.
Charley Crovnsr preached II Hsxtun
last Sunday.
~ q. D. Corsst u tho bsst. For sale
BY ": R bhamp.
Jehh Branbls u having city vatSf put
n he 6onmsroisi Rotsl.
II yen want to buy bsx Of fruit call
o. W. r; Shsmp.
A. H. Hendrix Of Haxtun wss In Hoi-
yeks Thatsdav on bhssnsss.
Brsdiy sud Mstcalf shoes are tie bsss
Tor sais by W. R. Sbamp.
Mrs. Crownsr has been quite sick for
lev days but 10 now better.
John Crater remembered the HERALD
olaos With fine melon one day lest
week.
bsryl Mckinney returned Saturday
from visit Of thres weeks with friends
In Denver.
The Aethsdist cottage prayer meeting
will be held al the homo Of e. Stonsbsrg
this evening.
Nrs. Rschard EVANS and children re-
turned Tuesday from . visit with rsls-
esv~~ u-.s:-.,.
The state herald., 1900-09-07

Mrs. Crownsr has been quite sick for
. lev days but il now bsttsr.
The state herald., 1900-09-07

Johh Branbls IL having city watSt put
n shs Commsrciai Hotsl.
The state herald., 1900-09-07

n q. D. Corset y ths best. FGr sals
BY ". n. Hhamp.
The state herald., 1900-09-07

II yen want to buy bsx Of fruit call
% W. r. Shamp.
The state herald., 1900-09-07

A. H. Hendrix Of Haxtun wss In hol
yeks Thatsdav on bhs,nsss.
The state herald., 1900-09-07

Brsdiy aud Metcalf shoes are The bsss
Tor sale by W. r. Sbamp.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-04-05
ANOTHER LECTURE
COURSE
Will Be Given Next Year Under Earl
ham Management, But Will
Be Held in This City.

Prof. E. P. Trueblood announced
last night at the entertainment that
the management had decided to give
another lecture course next season,
but that it would be given in this
city instead of at the college. The
program has not yet been decided
upon, but it is safe to say that it will
be given by the best talent that can
possibly be secured and in every way
equal to this years excellent course.
Arrangements will probably be made
TO give the entertainments next year
at the Gennett.
The management has been success
full financially this year, and is 10 be
commended for the high standard of
the attractions they have had.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-04-05

Marion kooke, manager for T. NJ.
Thompson, large importer of fine
millinery at 165S Milwaukee Ayeue.
Chicago, says: During the lats Sc
we're weather l caught a dreadful
cold which kept me awake at night
and made me unfit to attend nv
work during tie day. One of nv
milliners was taking chamberlain :
Cough Remedy for severe coli at
that time, which seemed to relieve
her 50 quickly that bought som for
myself. It acted like magic aid I
began to improve at once aunow
entirely well and feel very pIasad
to acknowledge its merits For
sale by A. G. Luken i Co land
Curme & Co,
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-04-05
Militia COMPANY.

Members of the militia company
are requested to meet at the il. p.
Temple on Friday evening al 100
o clock, and those who have not been
examined are requested to call upon
either Drs- Grant, W ampler, Steven
son, or Markley. at an early date as
possible. as time for organization will
close May l. Any one desiring to
enlist in the company should call
upon any one of the above named
physicians and be examined. About
fifteen more men are needed to COM
plete the recruiting of the COMPANY
and signing muster rolls. sgt
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-04-05
EDWARD P. ELLIOTT


Edward P Elliott of Boston gave
the last number of this year S Earl
ham lecture course last night and a
large crowd was most pleasantly en-
tertained. Mr.. Elliott is an imper-
senator of more than ordinary abih-
ty and has a national reputation in
this particular line of work. His
reading last night was from the
drama, Hazel kirke, especially ar
ranged by himself, and it would be
hard to imagine more perfect rendi-
ton of the various characters than
he gave. He was particularly good
as Pitticus Green and brought out
the lines of this part in a strong and
striking manner. His quick change
of voice and facial expression was
something remarkable and above
criticism.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-04-05
LAID TO REST
The Funerai Of the Late Edward q,
Dennis Took Place Yesterday
Affernoon-Largelv
Attended.

The funeral of the late Edward III
Dennis took place yesterday after
noon at 3 o clock from Grace Nj. E.
church At the request made by
Mr. Dennis before his death the ser
vices were held in the lower room of
the church, and there was large at
tendance, especially from the Office
of Gaar, Scott & Co., where the de
ceased was employed for so many
years. Conspicuous among the many
floral offerings was beautiful cluster
of Gala lilies covering the entire top
of the casket, sent by the Office
employees of the above named firm
The singing was by the choir of the
church and the selections were favor
lite hymns of the deceased.
The pail bearers were Messrs. John
Fl. Likins, George NJ Worley, d. b.
Strattan, ]. B. Craighead, T. A.
Mott and J. NJ knodle.
After an impressive prayer by the
Rev. c. A. Francisco, DR.. George H.
Hill. the pastor of the church, de
livered an eloquent funeral sermon
and paid the highest possible tribute
to the exemplary life of Mr.. Dennis
He spoke of his thirty years of faith
full service in Grace church and of his
promptness and regularity in at
tendance upon all the services of
worship. He was no ordinary man
He was a man of large heart and his
natural endowments were of very high
order. Many men of less ability have
occupied much higher places in life.
He did not possess worldly ambitions
and if he had he no doubt could have
wen a place of distinction in life.
But better than this wish for world
ly honors, his greatest ambition was
to be man of God. The leading
Characteristic of his life was his
Christianity and his love for the
church. He was always willing to
do his part in the church and to do
it faithfully. He was a very liberal
man and naturally of a generous
spirit, for he knew that in giving hist
money to the church, it was well in
vested. DR.. Hill said, While Mr.
Dennis was we'll advanced in years, II
never looked upon him as an old man
and never thought of him as such. II
never heard any one call him Father
Dennis, but with us in the church It'll
was always Brother Dennis.
Following DIR. Hills beautiful
words OF eulogy the Rev. l. NJ
Hughes spoke very feelingly and
among other things mentioned theI
old-fashioned Methodist spirit off
which MIR. Dennis was possessed
The Rev G. A Francisco also made
a few appropriate remarks and re,
ferred especially to the beautiful
Christian character of the deceased
The interment was at Earlham.
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c. Y. B Entertainment.

The c. Y. BIS entertained few of
their friends last evening at the hone
of Mr.. and Mrs. A ". Ault on Rih-
mond avenue. The evening was spent
with music and games and danny
luncheon was Served Those present
were Messrs and Mesdames Waller
Senior, John Graham, George LoVn.
Arthur Ault. Misses Myrtle Will
Jams, Bertha Henderson. Iemie
Personette, Anna Burkhardt, Nslie
Threewitte, Ella Wilson Josie Camp
bell, Agnes Scherb, Alma Collins.
Messrs. VIII Taylor, James RicIev.
Stillenger, Frank Warfel and Red
Warfel.