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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-03-17

and best Chicago hotels now sell more
Almanaris than any other natural
mineral water, and II ID also being used
by the principal hotels, clubs and res.
taurants In New York, Boston, Phila.
delphia and other Eastern cities. Mr..
g. ]. Maurer, 64S-5O Pearl street, Cleve.
land, Ohio, 10 sole agent for Almanaris
In thnt city, and says he sells more Of
It than all other waters combined. Mr..
Maurer says he Is rapidly displacing
Apollinaris water In his section, be.
cause he has been able to provo to his
customers that Almanaris ID a better
natural mineral water than Ap0llinarls
and costs less. He also adds that the
best hotels, clubs. restaurants and bur.
fets In Cleveland now use Almanarls
In preference to Apollinaris. Almanaris
retails at 15c per pint bottle, while
Apollinaris costs you 25c per pint.
Prof. Sumner rests his criticism OF
marriage upon the assertion that mot
more than 10 per cent. Of married cou.
pies realize their IDEAL" He might
truly have said that not one couple In
million. or even not one anywhere
on earth, ever fully realized the Ideal
with which 1t set out. But what then?
Is marriage failure because 1t does
not produce precisely the results anti
cipated by the parties to It? Measured
by such a standard. must not all hui
nInn cn lssrn
Who that ever lived has realized all
the dreams of his youth? Who has ever
found life precisely what he planned 1t
to be? In hundreds of thousands OF
happy homes marriage has been and Is
to-day an illlmitable success. 1t has
In none of them realized the ideals"
cherished ut the beginning, but 1t has
brought something UNNECESSARILY bet
ter into the lives OF those concerned. 1t
has knitted two kindred souls together.
| 1t has surrounded the hearthstOne with
children whose welfare and education
Is a common interest to the parents. 1t
has invoked both JOY and sorrow to
unite two hearts with links of steel.
for sorrows shared are as potent for
love as joys In common. Human life
is not dependent upon ideals. And
marriage. with all Its appointments.
has contributed more to human happi-
ness and human advancement than
any other institution ever devised by
God or man.
40
| 1t shows the force Of habit that when
some hopeful office aspIrants lind their
expectations knocked iuto a cooked hat
they use the hat to talk through.
~6A
"What Il the price Of Dobblns'
Electric S0app"
"Five cents bar, full size, Just re.
! duced from ten, and your choice
OF I30 ascent books sent free,
for each 3 wrappers, and 2
cents for postage. Hasn't been
less than ten cents for 81
years."
"Why, that's the price Of com.
mon brown soap lcan't afford "a
buy any other soap after this.
Send me box Of Dobblns'
Electric"
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-03-17

\ mlcrobe 80 small that, as we are
told, two hundred and iifty millions Of
them would be required to cover a
square inch of surface, Is declared to
be the primary cause of the plague. 1t
IL not one of natures marvels that
what Is almost enthusiastically minute
may cause terror more widespread and
prostratlng than the alarm created by
earthquake commissions?
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-03-17
Stockholders Meeting.

THE ANNUAL MEETING or THE STOCK
i holders OF the Chicago Newspaper Union will
be he ut the Office Of the Company. No VI South
Jefferson street, Chicago, H., ut $50 y. M, on
the 10Th dry Of April, 1900, for the purpose Of
electing board Of directors for the ensuing year.
GEO. A. STRONG, Secretary.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-03-17

A correspondent Of "Figaro," writing
from Madrid. gives very favorable
account of the present condition OF
Spain, which he says us making rapid
progress toward recovery, after a Sc
ries of cruel disasters" The tendencies
to disorder have subsidized; the danger
Of revolution has passedy under the In
fluencc Of well-balanced budget. pub
lie credit is improving; the personal
worth and practical wisdom OF the
Queen Regent have "made her the one
fixed point around which all the wishes
of Spain and all the sympathies Of Eu'
rope gravitate;" and her son Alfonso.
who will ascend the throne In two or
three years. gives fine promise OF in
telligence, courage and virtue.
~
'ln nine cases out of ten," says a
writer in the Washington Post, "the
beauty hints In the newspapers are pre-
pared by homely women" This is a
mistake. Fully half of them are pre-.
pared by men with whiskers. s&
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-03-17
items Of INTEREST

For the correct hat, patronize Dun.
lap, the Palmer House halter.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-03-17


street.
One of the best places In Chicago to
get square meal Is at the Masonic
Temple Restaurant, corner State and
Randolph streets. w. s. Hull, the cour-
teOus manager, Is an experienced hotel
man. He has made the Masonic Tenn
pie Restaurant one of the most popular
eating places In Chicago. Give Mr.
Hull a call.
"Almanaris" Is the highest located
spring In Waukesha, 100 feet above
Fox River.
Try a high ball' made from "Al.
manarls" water; II won't cost you any
more than lake water.
Ask for "Almanaris," and Insist on
having 1t.
The telegraph manual Issued by the
Western Electric Company will teach
any one the art of telegraphy. To get
a copy address Department O G, West
ern Electric Company, 242 South JEFF
ferson street, Chicago, and inclose 25
cents.
Mr.. A. G. Powers, manager OF the
American Mineral Water Co., Is meet
ing with well-deserved success In plac-
ing his famous "Almanarls" mineral
water in all first-class clubs, hotels and
buffets In Chicago. The Wellington
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-05-09
THE OTTOMAN EMPIRE.
clubbing Policy About Customs A
Singular Disappearance.

tONSTANTINOPLE, May 1.-The cir
cular issued by the Porte relative to in
crcasing the customs duties states that
the raising OF the duties to II per cent
~ more in the nature Of "A project than
OF Il decision, II inviting the Embassies
10 aCuuiesCe. The circular maintains
thdt provisional measure Is rendered
necessary by the cNigcnces of the finan-
clal situation, and requests the Embas-
sizes TO appoint delegates to conclude new
treaties.
An lradc has been issued prohibiting
the Importation of all electrical appar-
atus, including bells.
lsmal Renal Bey, well known for his
tr1eudlincss for Great Britain who was
recently appointed Vail of Trpoli, which
appointment is tantamouut to exile, has
mysteriously disappeared. He embarked
on Saturday with the German Colonel,
non Ru"dgisch. who is also going to Tri-
pNt for the purpose Of reoTEaniZing the
military defensive works there on board
tn despatch boat Fuad. The captain OF
the vessel not having received Imperial
authorization to sail, Ismal Renal Bey
and Colonel Won RucdEisCh landed dur
ing the evening.
subsequently the newly appointed Vail
disappeared. and no one knows his pres
cut whereabouts. 1t is known that ne
has been planning to escape abroad with
his three sons. The affair produced a
great sensation at the YildiZ Kiosk, be-
cause the flight Of Ismal is hardly less
important than that Of Mahmoud Pasia
the Sultan'S brother-in-law who disap-
pcared from COnstantinople December l.
last. and IL Is considered another symp-
tom Of the state of affairs in Turkey.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-05-09
PORTO RIGGS GOVERNOR
Allen Gets Chilling Reception 8 +,
San Juan.

7NN JUAN. Porto Rico. April y Tho
,'l',d states steamer DolpbIn to,-t-.-
'"trles Albert Allen. the nevyIy ar,-r,,..
WI 'oN'rnor of Porto Rico. dtor,o,
''''uor on san Juan at 10 o'cIock IT.
III '''"F, az did also the United SIT.
~ user New York, battleship Texas a'nd
"' buh'oat Machias. The New yort -
NAMED outside The harbor
Governor General Davis. Nfuit.r,. r..
'Ihor' visited Governor Allen o, -
''' Dolphh at 80 O'Clock. 4 dctaa,,
u''n' OF seventy five insular polic,. -
''u' companies OF the Porto Ricap D.,
mint with band, were drawn mn -.
w wharf,. The Dolphin's Iau,ch -,
Cspcroi r aol Allen and his family v,i;L
~. i 49,, Dgayls and Lieutenant por TiIn
H. s',I ald' LEFT the Dolphin rr',n.
" az noon, the Texas ana bni,ui pIoinpt-
salute OF seventeen guns '''ii HFlnS
o,ia1," TI,i'I n inc band played ..Rorin-
~ , vic iCrto IttCan national afr III
lhe steamers lying in TN. harI'1,., ar, ana
CONTINUOUS whistling until ~. Nirpt up
reached the landing VII IduAch
stc ro't aIG Allen ran quickly up tho
7l'ps ana the families of C;enHr,t w lne
@up me new Civil Governor w. 1--WE 1--WE
,.1'u 10 'ach other. a crowd Of . 90
It YN'I or hut was kept at "A distan,.,'
p'rt arms. the new Governor do,,,t.S ~. -
u"l TIE then entered the carrist,@ ,t tiis
WIS ~, waiting and drove to tho E,xecI,'
w, wa i'Sloh, preceded by trOops an
.,,tuH'u ~ squads OF police lie con
S,dhily raised his hat to thu thrnng ~.
husd the sidewalks. ''"e mat
Governor Allen took breakfast with
'tutral Davis and with his family, vii
~ " dln as the guest of General Iayfs g.
u'uWjcly. He landed In an ordinarv cn.
.uine' straw hat blue coat and d,,Ce
sIt users ana a wave OF excIamations
followed the carriage. ''''
II cannot b" thu Governor" said ON.
another. Sdiu
Not that man In the straw hat sur.-
w. Sdld another. The simplicity of Ia.
costume ana OF the general details of Tho
reception took Porto Rico nv sururis.
!nl th"N could scarcely reaIizr that thcv
lonh,d upon the new Governor. Allen is
tF' urst Governor of Porto Rico To ar
rive In anything less conspicuous than a
Eoiseous uniform covered with goId lace
aud similar trappings
rev representative citizens were pras-
cnt ~ the landing. the throng being com
% sed largely of middle-Class peopIc Nor
Was there any attempt to decorate the
buildings, and generally the reception
was notably unenthusiastiC. One Porto
mpnstratiyeness by saying that the peo-
pie were dissatisfied to find that the civil
government would not actually be in full
totc" on May LIST. as they had hoped
In the course Of a brief interview Gov
error Allen contradicted the report that
he would return to the United States aft
81 conference with General Davis He
regime as soon as possible and will re-
main here comforting with General pa
Wis pending tn" arrival Of the new APP
pOtutees.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-05-09
TO ELIMINATE NEGRO VOTE.
Movement in Virginia to Disfran-
chise the Colored Man.

NEW YORK, April ga special to
the Times from Richmond, Va, says:
THE question OF calling a constitutional
convention in Virginia. primarily for the
disfrdnC hisement Of the negroes. has
been practically settled so tar as the
De moCrats are concerned \ majority of
the delegates to the Democratic State
Convention which meets at Norfolk on
May ID, are instructed in favor of MAX
Ing the call for the convention q party
issue. This matter is now the absorb
ing one in Virginia. and the demand for
the. acknowledgements of the negroes and
other constitutional reforms bias entire
~ OVershadowed the original purpose for
which the Norfolk meeting was called.
The keynote OF this radical suffrage re-
form has been sounded by the declara-
TORS of some of the great negro coun-
ties These, in effect, insist that the
pre- sent political conditions cannot con-
tinue in the old Dominion. The plain eX-
PLANTATION Of these declarations is that
the people are tired of the means which
they have been forced TO countenanCe in
order to retain white supremacy in the
State. They now demand that T. consti-
tutional convention shall be assembled
and the negroes removed from politics.
The elements opposing this movement
are the great corporations, the local Of
tcsholders and the Republicans.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-05-09
DEWEY IN CHICAGO.
he Is Heartily Received BY Officials
and Populace.

CHICAGO. April 81 liz. your
Western hospitality" said Admiral Dew
ey. II came on To- keep social engage
mcnts made six months or more ago, and
my first day OF IL has been enjoyable in
every respect. Yes, this is a little lif-
icrrrt from two years ago. / was more
engaged then than I am now, and not
go certain as 70 where my journey would
ono. My health Is excellent. I am flesh
TER than when landed m New York last
S"ptt mber, but / have not had so much
To- do since then. This communicating
OF what you now call Dewey Day
plcascs mn. 10 makes u new national h1l-
tdHy. aud Il aids In building up patriot
The Admiral was in his best mood. lie
met the Mayor and Celebration Commit
tee Just beyond South Chicago He had
"a triumphant drive on jackson boulevard
"a breakfast at the Auditorium Annex, a
meeting with some of the old members Of
the Manila Bay squadron, a cordial greet
bE from Cdnadian-AmeriCans, "A rccep-
ton Of the naval officers now in Chica-
go, "a sight Of the Lake front iluminl-
ton. an hour at the Dewey ball and then
retirement.
lie snook hands with over q thousand
people, talked With hundred or more in
ou-hand fashion. was chcered heartily
wherever ne appeared In public.
CHICAGO. May 1.-The people uf Chi
,sgO AID the Western States today saw
ana Checrcl Admiral Dewey ~ he. at
vys driven through the downtown bust
ness streets over lire of march that ca
tended for over four miles. from q
raised and beautifully decorated dais IN
the grand stand erected on the Jackson
boulevard side Of the new Federal build
iug. the Admiral reviewed the parade in
which nearly hundred different mill
tdry and civic organizations from all
parts o. the State participated and Whi. n
Included veterans Of three Wharf.-The
Mexican. the civil, and the Spanish
Americana squad Of sailors who were
with the Admiral at the battle of Manila
bay two years ago today, and marching
clubs OF political parties. Every where
the Admiral. I'm the fun dress uniform
Of his rank as Admiral OF the Navy, vas
greeted cordially by the deuscly packed
throug.
Notwithstanding IT'S immense length
and the great number OF organizations
taking part. the parade was started Al
most exactly ON schedule time, II O'Clock
Admiral Dewey. accompanied 10y Mayor
carter Harrison and Charles a. Hlaman-
don. were driven TO the starting point d
tu, parade. Michigan avenue and TW"u-
tr-s,cund street, shortly before that ho0'
and u few moments later the order "ds
gwen to start.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-05-09
. PRIEST A CONSUL.
rather Girimondl Represents Amer
lea at Santos. Brazil.

NEW YORK May IA special to the
iierdld from Washington says:
Rcy. DR.. Girimondi, the newly annoiot-
~ oISHl 10 Santos, Brazil said. II
T,dli ne subject to the pleasure of the
pn,'1 s't r OF the United States and 10 the
"pt on Kome. Should either desire me
- ItSlNh ! VIII DO so Immediately I shall
hetd no other authority In the dis
GGI ,si 3i my duties the State will come
Gatb, anu the church second. / am d
'%tnOliC priest and have never denied il -
Dr; Girimondi continued: ",,y uapers
or on Hlt tell That | am priest of the Roman
a. IN regard To my Consulate, / received
tnt appointment as a reward for ths
hard work | did for the RenubIican
cause by teaching Italians the laws of
t tnr 30, country; | have worked two years
LOT this position. and have used ali my
ihHuthce Tor the Republican party.
hence 1t is only right that | should he
t rev, The entire California delega-
ana the Secretary of State said he knew
no reason why Catholic priest should
not receive such an appointment
nam. LILY 10 question as to why his
Or. Girimondi said: ITO be a priest a :
nope | am and as l desire to be. there
~ no need Tor my name TO be on the roll
OF priests; If | am not in that roll Il is
my own business. | have not been dis
eIpilhed. IL Is false that / have called
ssWlcs on Mgr. Martinelli and been re-
IuFtd an audience. Suppose | had called
frequently at the delegation, everyone
would have said that the Pope of Rome
was the sole instrument of making me
Consul to Santos.
NO one can stop me from celebra ting,
my mass when ] am properly authorized
70 90 so. / Will strictly attend TO my
consular business and | will do my best
To serve my Government with credit
outside business hours if / choose to
preach the Word Of God and try to make
tcrferc.'
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-05-09
QUEEN LEAVES IRELAND.
Enthusiastic Crowds Bid Her Maj
esty Farewell.

DUBLIN. April 26.-Qucen Victoria and
th, Trincesscs Christian ana Henry of
t,a,tenberg left the vice-regal lodge at
.por and drove 90 Kingsbridgc station on
their way 20 Kingstown and England
Lars. crowds gave Her Majesty loyal
well a memorable demonstration
occurred as Her Majesty. attended by a
brilliant suit, boarded the yacht victoria
and Albert at ktngstOwn, which steamed
ssaWard at 1915 y. III. amid the nrlng OF
M, royal salute by the fleet and hearty
rr4 prolonged cheering from the thrOngs
lining the water side.
NJ the Queens command Earl Caio-
gun. Lord Lieutenant OF Ireland mas IS
sued the following: The queen Is very
arNious before leaving Ireland Where
shs has spent most agreeable time, TO
.Nprsss through the Lord Lieutenant TO
h.T Irish people how very much Eratiled
and how deeply touched she mas been by
her reception here during the three
weeks the Queen has spent In this charm-
ing place. ..,,..5 10. all ranks
and crceds with an enthusiasm anu az al
lection which could not be SURPASSED
Each time the queen came before Win
her dead husband they kindly ana warm
Iy welcomed her. but on this OCCASION
re-, ption eaualed that Of previous VISITS
and she carries away the most pleasah'
and most affcCtionate memory OF the
time spent in Ireland; -. .,s
s'Thc queen earnestly prays that GOOD
will and harmony may prevail among hll
her people and that they may De ""pPS
and prosperous -, t,.,,,
IONpON. April 26-The Queen arrived
NJ Uolyhead All 80 y. m. The place was
prt fusety decorated. and TINS evening
there was "A general illumination OF the
town and harbor. The queen ana MI
suit dinet; aboard the yacht. They VII
remain on board the vessel until o;o.
O'Clock tomorrow morning, When 'He
party will take train for Nindsor'
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-05-09
German Naval Increase

BERLIN. April 27.-The Budget Com
mittee Of the Reichstag today adopted
by a vote of 20 to motion of the Cen
trists granting the battleships asked for
by the Government. but eliminating the
provision for an increase of the foreign
service fleet and reducing the increase
demanded for the reserve fleet. The pro-
posals adopted provide that the fighting
fleet shall consist Of two tiaGships, four
squadrons Of eight battleships each, eight
large and twenty-four small cruisers: for
foreign service fleet Of three large and
ten small cruisers: for the reserve, four
battleships and three large and four
small cruisers, and that the appropr1a-
ton for necessary supplies shall be in
cluded in the annual estimates.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-05-09
THE AFFAIR WITH TURKEY.
The United States VIII be Moderate
With the Porte.
Ne" YORK, May IA special to the
Herald says:


Ne" YORK, May IA sp.cial to the
Herald says:
naval coercion Of Turkey to obtain a
StttIcInent Of the American missionary
.i@i!hs rs not contemplated by the Adj
nliiilst ration. This statement is made
uPon hlSh authority. Drastic measures
laSaIhst the Turk have been urged by
- iiihgr Minister Angel by politicians
- II OF missionaries, and by minis
= - vi 'he gospel, but the President and
Iv,ItlarE Hay have not considered their
a".StStlons. The Administration is we'll
= 'sli'd with the concessions made nv
tht sublime Porte. and while II is auy-
iiOuS mat the Sultan shall keep his pron-
i ~ 20 pay the claims. it feels that ne
t 80 aIItaIy been considerate Of this Gov
~ ~ IN permitting the reconstruction
"a .nt american mission in Harpoot and
~ the extension of Roberts CoIIepa i'm
Constantinople III
IL Is authoritatively stated that tho lat
30 sI hole presented to the Porte. by Mr..
a. Ia'oln, tne American charge d'affafres.
.,i, 10 an uitlmatum, but is merely a rep
'ItiVh OF the demand for a settlement
~ - likely. from all that can be learn
~ thdt the extent of the expression of
uISpiedsurt by this Government al tho
cpHuhued FAILURE of the Porte to nav the.
rtdlIis VIII be the maintenance of a
S!arSe q anaires in ConstantinopIe. Min
lStcr strauss is not expected 70 return
ana until the claims are SETTLED II 10 not
proposed that any Minister shall he sent
to Turkey. 'i' Nv sent
The conclusion of the Administration
not To adopt the suggestions thai his
Government make "A naval demonstration
~ urklsn waters is undoubtedly due to
~" HIoWltdSe that Europe would resent
~" entrance Of the United states mo
iEy Turkish question
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-05-09
VIII Russia Help Turkev

LONDON. April 2G-The Const,,,t;,o,,,,
correspondent of the Daily Telegram,
SdEs: NJ Porte considers that lis OF
i'r 10 rebuild the American structures
,Htu az hharput will close the uues
ton. 1T bases this belief ON ne",s In
russia has intimated an intention % on
I"S, any attempt on the part Of the
'li'd states to enforce pawn.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-05-09

ever imported IN Honolulu direct importations from
the mills Our store is crowded in this department.
oe1ter values cannot be obtained anywhere
, we are now showing endless VARIETY of all
the Newest Wash Materials at bedrock prices
choice selection of French Organdies at 25c
yard Special 100 pieces Gingham suitable for
Ladies and Children's dresses at 8 1-3c per yard
cases of Colored Lawns, regular loo value on
sale at SC per yard ~
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-05-09
BY A BooTBLAcx.
haVemsyer MuIct,d in
snail Damsges.

r Anrl 70 pominIrk N.
49,. hoothJack residing At
~. has secured IL verdict
~. quo Suprrm, cour, m W..
| l. % lIay,mcycr. the mil mI,.
.,' ''' % The st. Paul build
os., IN, too,biacE !, his
| p b. ~ tocp damage. and 'r'i
r--'r,g. bad an electric at ~.
| ....,r.c ar-,o g,i Co.. IN the. the
| u. ,N'hg7 they w" '',,'t was ySs,
y. .s,tr', on, on the witness
rt .aat a'ter%'a-'l 'p hin wa was
.naths ' wn, from the
| Ea, l'.gqqn he had ,II or No. Keep ,r ,
ari n.y.. 1t ho Was other
tom Il. receipts Of his
'.,.''.s, cents a dav,' S md pt M ~,
hu,T," give up business,
contested 6y able
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-05-09

counsel on both sides md VI
nus friends, while disappoin,lhsSt roto and /
~, OF the verdict, rejoiced an a. IN, the
sd il c ne Jury that tried the case reach
lay be an appeal. as Hayeme,isr mere
81 over the affair 'eheyer is vex- Z
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-01-18
PAULsBoRo

Steward of County Aims House Weather
by's horse took fright while hitched on
Delaware street, Saturday last, at dogs
fighting under the wagon, and broke the
hitching post square off and ran away. A
square distant it ian into another post
demolishing the wagon and hruising it.
self very much. Mr. Weatherby's son had
the horse in charge, but was in the shoe
store. He made great effort, however, to
op the horse, but it could not be done.
l. J. Cowgirl has been very sick at his
home the past two weeks. He had very
bad turn Saturday last, but is somewhat
better now.
Frank Furry has new gasoline Wells.
bach lamp in front of his store, and has
the store lighted with the same kind Of
lamps. He has the agency for them here
They are certainly strong light and our
town would be much improved with ons
hundred of them distributed through tht
streets.
Meetings are still in progress in the M
Z. church and are growing in interest
Sunday night the after-serviee was like
full dedged camp meeting service, the
shouts and amens could be heard square
away.
The Library Association has a hom'
talent entertainment tonight Thursday
that bids fair to be a very interesting event
A number of the talented people of GU
town will take part.
Money sold at twenty-six cents per shar
at the directors meeting Tuesday night
The bidding was spirited, showing tina
business is looking up here.