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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-06

Of the establishment. A great deal is
said and done which is a side splitting
exaggeration and burlesque OF
what takes place in such place,
This sort Of thing naturally appeals TO
the telephone. using part OF the pop
ulation and is inexpressibly comical'
The interest never for q moment lags
and is continued throughout the sec
ond act to the finish. Harry Hermsen
as the German Inspector is amazingly
funny. He is without doubt the best
dialect comedian now on the stage, and
in all he does and says he is seen at his
best. Miss Mabel Hite, as Estelle, is
intensely cunning and chic. In her
single and specialities she 10 very clever.
The others in the company are all eff
cient and fully sustain the claim for
special excellence put forth by the man
asement. 1t Is seldom that an organi
zation boasts 90 many talented per-
formers. The feminine chorus has been
awarded the heartiest need Of praise.
Those who are fond OF bright, viv'
acious performances will not feel like
missing "The TELEPHONE Girl"
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LOVE SONG.
rhilnrs Brooks.

PHILIPS BrOOka.
We sat together in our souls high win.
dow, dearest,
That locks upon tue street Of human
life
Within, our happy home; without, the
world thou fearest;
Within, our peace Iwithout, mems an
CRY strife.
Look ont See how strange eyes look
here upon us,
How poor they think our dwelling and
how cheap;
They dream not of our godlike joys aud
sorrows,
The rich, ripe fields OF blessing that
we reap
Nav, close the curtain; it is wrong, my
That thew should see the love they dc
not know.
Our love. the purest, darling, and com
God ever trusted to our earth below
See here.my love. with all the world
behind us;
Sit hand in hand, nor dare to speak a
word;
IT'S wronging God 10 share what He
consigned us.
With every outcast of the human herd,
So cit we nv the SOULS sweet fireside,
fairest;
The days go by as light winds kiss the
flowers.
They seek through all earth's sweetest
aud earth's rarest,
A love so sweet, q love 80 rare as ours
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-06
There Is Truth in Science.

Mrs. o. s. Fowler, widow OF the emf.
nent phrenologist, Prof. o. 8. Fowler of
New York will give scientific course
of Eve free lectures at the Grand Opera
House, beginning April s, p. m. Mrs.
Fowler is an educated woman and
thoroughly alive in all the problems OF
human life. She is interested in all the
lines of reform, and especially that Of
motherhood, for woman" says she,
'has gestated every criminal that came
into the world. Let America have good
mothers and she will have good cons,
and understand the law how able
mothers can have good children that
will be- law unto themselves" II will
be a grand opportunity to have with
us Mrs. Fowler who has been engaged
for the past twenty years for the better
ment OF mankind. All are invited.
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Al The Grand Tonight

Looked at from.the popular standpoint,
."The Telephone Girl which zones here
tonight is very diver.ing affair indeed.
It is light and frothy and as a whole 1t
10 an exceedingly merry Amusement
and fl Is out an evenings leisure cap
tally. he incidents portrayed and the
dialogue inserted bear upon a subject
which lie familiar to nine-tenths Of the
community and that perhaps enhances
its value. The scene in the first act is
laid in the operating room Of q met
ropolitan telephone exchange. The girls
are ranged round the switch board while
in the foreground are the desks of the
chief operator and the others in charge
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PERSONAL

Mrs. Bud Chapman returned TO Port
land Friday afternoon.
Mrs. T. T. Geer. went 10 Astoria Fri
day for a visit with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Giesy returned
Friday evening from Portland.
L. ID. Jacks, Horst Bros. representative
returned from Portland Friday evening
Mrs. M. Porter, an employe at the
insane asylum, is spending few days
In Portland.
Fred Obermuller, clerk in Gilbert q
Bakers grocery, lie visiting with Oregon
City friends.
Rev. ID A. Waters left Friday after
noon for Forest Grove where he will
spend Sunday.
Prof. A. w. Mize, principal Of the
Gervais public scht OILS, is in the city
to spend Sunday with his family.
Mrs. F. @. BowersoT and nephew,
Master Harold Allen, returned Friday
afternoon from a visit with Corvallis
relatives. H.
L. r. stinson left Friday afternoon
for Sumpter where he will tonight as
sist in the institution of Knights oi
Jythias lodge. H
Mrs A. Ohmart went TO Oregon City
Saturday morning for q short visit be
fore going 20 Eastern Oregon and Wash.
ington for a few weeks.
Mrs. Frank Keith and son, who have
been visiting At the parental home o
Mr.. and Mrs. l. G. Tarpley, returned Y
Portland, Friday afternoon.
Mrs Z. b. Piper went 10 Portlan'
( Friday TO meet Mr.. Piper Sho is return
ing from business trip 70 Texas. The.
will return 10 Salem this evening.
W.M. Wisdom, formerly salesman
/. Fry's pharmacy, but now with th
J We 1dard, Clarke Drug Co., OF Portland
= re urned 10 ths metropolis Friday ate
n noon, after a short visit in salem.
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FOR THE GRIP.
YCu Have Heard OF Many Remedies Did ror
Ever Try This one.

YUu Have Heard OF Many Remedies Did YOr
Ever Try This one.
Everybody you meet on the streets
nowadays either has just had the grip is
coming down with il or has sure cure
for il.
The disease has been puzzle 10 physi-
clans ever since its appearance several
years ago and 1t is as much OF puzzle
today as IL was then. II exhibits such
variety Of symptoms IN different In
diyiduals and leaves such disastrous
results after apparent recovery, that AZ
yet it's prevention and cure has bafiied
medical science.
However there is no doubt but that
the grip is catarrhal in character and
the leading symptom in nearly every
case is increased secretion in the head
and throat, in fact the first indication
OF lsgrippe are those OF a cold In tue
head which extends to the throat anC
lungs.
DIR. johnson Ames advises as the safest
course to pursue ON the first appearance
OF grip symptoms TO keep to the house
for dny or two and take Stuarts
Catarrh Tablets every hour the first day
and every two hours the following day
and states that this will break up the
trouble before II becomes deep seated
These catarrh tablets are antlseptic
and harmless aud prevent fever aud the
further development OF grip germs, and
ward off the ever present danger oi
pneumonia.
DR.. Gerald Simpson says: 81 have
found STARTS Catarrh Tablets u
pleas SAINT and thoroughly reliable remedy
for tbs grip, especially with elderly
people with whom this prevailing disease
is always dangerous; the tablets can be
found at any drug store and II used free
ly during the first few days Of the at
tack will break IL up.
Lagrippe IL al catarrhal affection, the
germs are in the air and no one is proof
against il, but the timely use of stuarts
Catarrh Tablets will prevent any serious
results. 424 q
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TODAY'S MARKET.

PORTLAND, April O. - Wheat valley
nominal Walla Walla, 81
Flour--Portland, best grades t2.7O q
$40. Graham 2 30.
Oats- Choice white ti.26 per GENITAL /;
grey 81 20 "a &l,22h per Genital.
Milstuh-Bran, sl0 00j shorts, $3.50
Hay Timothy-sl2@l2N per ton.
Onions-s2.26 to3
Potatoes-45 10 5sc per sack,
Butter Best dairy, ls@2Oi fancy
creamery 2016 to 225kc Store lis. 10 Is
Eggs-Oregon. ranch 1s 70 1SJS per doz.
Poultry-Chickens $500 70 3 90; hens
3 90 10 600; turkeys, live 10 10 lie.
Muttoh--Dreesed, on 10 7c per pound.
Hogs Dressod7c. per pound.
Beei--TOp steers, 81, ,6O@l.7b ;cows,t48
50 dressed beef, 10 &c.
Veal Dressed, 81 as G. for small.
Hops-6@7c. for 1899 crop, l2H 10
NC for new crop.
Wool-Valley. lO@l2ci Eastern Ora
gon, 9@l2o; Mohair, 70,
Hides-Gresn, skited 80 lbs z ~ :
under 20 lbs, 7IE@s1f sheep pelts, 10 q
zlc
sALKn hARKKT.
Wheat--68 pounds and over, 90
Wool, Is 70 loc, MOhhTi zOc,
Hops-ll 10 l6c
Oats-3Sc. 10 t0c
Hay--Baled, cheat, t7i timothy, $40
Eygs-ll@l2He
Flour-In Wholesale lots, s3.0li retail
SOC sack.
Millstuffs- bran, sl7; ahorts tl0 80.
liOgs-Dressed, Bc.
Live cattle--steers. lto4ll COWS, $3.50
tot4
Sheer "a. gross
Dressed Veal--7 cents.
BUTTER Dairy, l216 10 loci creamery
22I6
Poultry-Hens per h., Sc.
POtatp.a 20 "a 26e
Apples 81 OC@tl 20.
C.M. Eppley, east Slate street Is Of
iering 1870 for eggs.
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MARION COUNTY
CIRCUIT COURT

A foreclosure SUIT was instituted FRI
day afternoon in Department No. i
wherein Anna Schmidt and Fred
Schneider, by Anna Z. Schmidt, his
guardian ad litem, are the plaintiffs and
ID. Il. Dettweiler and wife, OF Turner,
are the defendants. Judgment is asked
for 500 with s per cent interest from
October 1 1895, tho amount alleged IA
be due on aproniissory note. Attorney
less 70 the amount Of $50 are asked and
also the foreclosure Of a mortgage on lot'
7 aud 8, block 3, Turner, given 10 secure
pay meht Of the note. McNary & Nc
Nary are a. torneys for plaintiffs.
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SUNDAY SERVICES.

FIRST METHODIST.
Special Easter program morning and
evening.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL
Regular services and special Easter
program. Rev, NJ. Oliver preaching 1880
p m.
BETHEL EoRTH SALEM.
A sermon will be delivered, III the
Lord willy at the Bethel Of the church OF
God in North Salem, at 10 80 a. IN
subject, Second Personal Coming OF
Christ.
EVANGELICAL,
Corner Seventeenth and Chemeketa
street. N. Shupp, pastor. Preaching
at IL 100 a. IN. and 1880 p. m. lhe
Lords supper TO follow the morning
sermon.
YEw Park UNITED BRETHERN
Merritt Davis pastor, Services at III a.
IN. and 7 $50 p. m. subject OF the morn
sermon "rhe Awakening" Sunday
school at 10 a. IN. Prayer meeting
Thursday evening at 1880
sT PAUL's EPISCOPAL.
Special Easter program. Communion
1880 g. IA. aud 10 80 a. IN, Full oilice
by Monk musically rendered. Sunday
schooi ~ m. Knights Iemplar service
p. m. Evening prayer 1880 p. m,
DEuTsCHE BAPrIsrES KIRoHE.
Sunday morning Rev. j. Roth OF
Kansas will preach. In the evening
! Rev. Eichler OF Salt Greek church will
preach. Rev. Schultz, General Mission
ary Secretary from New York, speaks
Monday evening.
Christian sCIENCR.
Second Church Of Christ, Scientist
200 Liberty street. Services at I'D 40 A..
m. aud sop. m. Sundays and every
Wednesday evening at 7;3O O'Clock
subject of lesson set mon "Are Sin, Dis
ease and Death Real2"
CENTRAL COsaRRaATIoNAL.
Corner 10th and Ferry streets, Il. H..
Henderson. Pastor. Services tomorrow
at the usual hours. Sermon subject at
Il a. m Natures Resurrection sug-
geetiOns, at z $50 p. m. there will DO an
Easter Service by the Children oil the
sunday School.
UNITARIAN
Cor, Chemeketa and Cottage Sts.
william q. Eliot, j., minister. Services
at 10 80 a. m and 80 p. m. Sunday
school at AZ m. Morning service In
celebration Of Easter Subject OF sel mon :
my Father aud your Father" In the
evening Mr.. Eliot will deliver the first
OF a series of seTmOn.l lectures upon the
gensnral theme 1.-The Life After Death
PREsBYTKRAS.
Easter Sabbath will be observed at
the First Presbyterian church AZ { u
lows: 1880 u. m 4, Easter sermon, two
J anthems for mixed voices, alto solo and
ladies trio $3.50 p. N q. II. service on
Easter theme. special music. 1880 =.
m, service IL praise, with short ser
mon, soprano solo, alto aud baritone
duet, lsdies trio, ladies quartet, and
three anthems for mixed voices. All are
cordially invited 70 these services.
BAPrI T CHURCH.
1880 a. M. Openlng voluntary la
vocation, Hymn. Scripture Reading,
Anthem-"C Consider the Lilies" by the
Lh Jir, PRAYER, Response by the Choir.
IAnnounCements A * Offerings, Anthem
Miss Parrish aud Choir. Hymn, sermon
1.-THE Power OF the Resurrection,
/ Solo. Men, viii Skin, Benediction and
relude, Organist Mrs. Is. II. Leabo,
Sunday School At II m, Young Peoples
meeting led by Mrs. Vail $3.50 p. m,
| Topic Tue symbol OF the Resurrection
| or Baptized for the bead at 2 $50 p. ~.
Baptism at the cl )se OF the evening ses'
vice. There 10 be a song service AZ the
opening by the choir aud congregation
also duet by ms Parrish and Nj
Jenks.
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eco acres one mile south ot PeFtydele.
Polk 90. ON road 10 Dallas. All tlllepie
and, 200 acres ander eultivallon. 5000
house. barn, Gov table, and wagon sneu;
Good we'll and cistern at the hogs,, ana
stoek sled near by. Plenty Of az kin1s
ol Iruit. and young orchard II ioto apple
trees 500 bearing, halanoe 2 aud years
olJ. Price t36 per acre, one hsi' oNse'
halence on good terms a. per cent ~
.ssss., 90 3. = 5lsl @ :" z.uowR
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com pleie new shop, with the finest
latbes aud machinery known ~ moiefn
mechaniem here Ne can repair any
kind OF 4 wheel, OF build an entirely
n " bicycle. Ihis 10 IN charge oi Il NJ.
kdgar, machinist. Mitchell, Lewis q
slayer Co., hall block vest Bush's Bank
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-06

Hav0 boon r0sfor0d 10 benIfiI
by lydia e. PEnRlBans's W0g0-
table Compound TIsoks' kDf-
tors are on file assd prove fiIis
sfaf8ns0tsf 10 Do q fssOts NOT q
moro boast. WEs0n n sls0tif-
OEB0 has Is00n srFOo0ssfsff IN
curing 50 many VvOssp0Fsy you
cannot wolf say without try
Eng If" 7 do NOT believe ~
Will fs0Ew Fsa0sO =.
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biol. lot wooa q Olssoa ssAooI lor BIaa.

nios w WVve - Sfthva ~~"Ne' ~ ~f'-~'
Bids ale requested Tor wood 10 be
delivered the Oregon ch0ol for Blind
not later than September lb 1901, Tor all,
or part ~ same. As follows:
100 eotds OF large growth body hF.
lOi cords o second growth dc best
quality.
rs cords Of grub oak Of medium size.
cords Of body oak, straight split.
All OF this wood 10 DO cut m four foot
leng hs from solid green timber and ~
be closely corded without hulk heads'
Bids 70 be- sent 10 the Superintendent
OF Public Instruction and will be opened
hy the trastees Of said Institution on the
o h day n May 1901 ~ 10 q IN.
BY order Of the Board 4 Trustees.
t. CARTER
at.rintendent
DIV f-stl
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Rackache.
Rearlng-doMn Ecellng

Womb troubles, causing pain, Weight, and
backache, instantly relieved and pcrma-
nently cured by its use. Under all circum-
stances II acts in harmony with the laws
that govern the female system, and IL as
harmless as wator.
rres-urnns. Baekache LETT me after tpklng
|b tf3l4,e tho second bottle. Your medicine
49, cured mo when doctors feiled.
MRs SARAH HoLSrkIN,
Davis Block, Gorham ST., Lowell, Mass.
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You can be cured Of any form Of tobacco using
eaeiiy. b. made well, strong, magnetic, iull q
new life and yigOT by taking hO-ID-AA9S
that makes Weak msn strong. Many kela
tea pounds IN ten days. over bOus UOo
ia ana sdvics FRRH Address srERIIH0
REMKDY Co, Chicago % New York ~
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$4,000 Of per ssn uDoA FuHslas H0'd' '0'

$4,000 Of 4 per een upon fna9let bonos iot
Sale.
The CITY Of Independence, Oregon, In
accordance With an ordinance passed by
the Civ Council on March ~, 1901,
has opened in the office OF the CITY
Recorder, book for subscriptions.
subscriptions will be received In the
following denominations At the option ol
the purchaser; $50, 800, 900 and 500.
Interest payable semi annoally. bonos
payable on or before April |, l9ll.
Principal and interest payable IN u
Tie last asseesod valuation OF the
Civ of Independence was 500. 900.
Inc total Liabilities Of the Cisy are
$4,000. ,oo,
Tie bonds win be issued May l. 1901 :
but dated April /, 1901.
subscriptions received at fnA JouhSAl
office, In Salem. s.,..-o.
Mayor.
II. NJ. LINES. City Recorder.
8 % I'm d
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Saturday Evening April 6.

She ia vivacious, chic, charming,
lovely. Every member of the company
an artist. Up 10 the moment, pretty
girls. Bright rnd catchy music.
They come with banners waivingl
Be advised. Secure seats quick
Prices, 81, 75c, SOC and S5c.
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Bring your lawn NOV, % TO Shipp 4
Hauss aud have them sharpened and
os.f..a loI lliy pr ~ seas0n. 50 Il,
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SOCIAL EVENTS.

SATURDAY, April O.-"The Telephone
Gltr' at the Grand opera house.
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'GOCIAL NEWS
~ AND VIEWS

The society editor M ~ be reached through
telephone Main 9h from $50 A. m. 10 p. n.
daily, News OF social nature, personal
news about Salem people or yibitors, and
items OF social interest solicited
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AAAMAAAAAAAAA
K H0IsL ARRIVALS. x

willamette
A Bauer, Chicago.
z T. stowell, Portland.
Geo Bancroft, Cincinnati ..
A l. Newburrh, chicago.
J ii Brook, Portland.
w L Jeffress, Portland.
Geo b Mairis, Philadelphia.
Daniel Ruff, +.
w A Duval, N Y.
S. Il Burnett, Denver,
Q ID Pool, Memphis.
II A McAlister, Milwaukee.
X Jsndorf, Chicago.
S II Jones, city.
Harry o Friedlander, Chicago.
II Turrell, Boston.
l. $ Highly, Chicago.
A Leland, Portland.
Geo A Peel, Portland,
w Grady, Decatur, Ill.
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WOOD WANTED. -offers will he re-
ceiyed on lots Of fifty cords or less.
Call or address JOURNAL office, Salem.
3-27-tf
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provosals for Wood.


Bios are hereby invited for furnishing
1000 cords Of wood 10 the Oregon sta.s
Insane Asylum, $500 cords 70 be deliver
ed al the main building aud 800 cords al
the Cottage Farm. The conditions are
that the wood shall be cut. while green,
from first growth, big iir, we'll seasoned,
anddeliyered a. required, closely corded,
without bulk heaAs Bids will also BE-
received for the delivery Of 70 cords OF
grub oak, at the main building. Bids
viii be received for the whole or any
part aud opened at the state house, At z
IT. GEER,
FL. DUNBAR,
CHAs. 3. MOORE,
Board OF Asylum Trustees.
WALTER LYON,
Clerk OF Board. lmo
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BUY THE BEST offer for sale on
easy terms, the best three residence
lots in Salem, viz: 60xl40 feet at N.
K, corner OF Court and Cottage street.
for t2500. The two lots living direct.
ly east, Sly feet each, front on Court
street, for $4,000 each. All we'll sewer.
cred. J. II. ALBERT. 3.25.u
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GRAND OPERA HOUSE. Monday. Aprl sth. s
. m. "PhrsnOlOgy. Soul and Spirit" To all
TUESDAY; 9th. $50 .. m. Natures Laws"
Ladies only.
THURSDAY liza. 8 .. M. The Cleansing Of the
men only.
ctniay, 18th. 8 Q. m, "Eleetricity Nature 5
SnI4iNe AgenT, us relatlOn ". and effect upOn
INC humah system. To all.
sunday, l4ih. 2:3O . M, The Attributes
ArD SPIRIT. THE GREATEST DISCOVERY
Or lhE ACE. TO ALL. PhFenOlOgicai Exam
iAailoa and health consultations daily from a
a. nll n, until Apri 26ih A. the wnlamsttl
hoieL AZ The close Of lecrure course elasse,
"m Dc Instructed 10 the appicaii0a 81 Eleeiricitl
10 cure diseases Beginning Aprn ION.
4-3-st
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WANTED MAN-with horse and buegy
to sell Pasture Stock Food. Salary tN
per week and ten per cent on all sales.
Farmer preferred, Previous expert
enee not essential. Pasture Stock
Food IL the greetest discovery ever
made In practical and scientific feed
ing, and 10 sold on an absolute guaran-
tee. Steady, permanent trade easily
established. Sample box, sufficient
for two weeks feeding, free. Send 26
cents In stamps or silver 10 cover ex.
press charges. Pasture Stock Food
Company, S24 Times Building, Chica.
40. Y. S21.u
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Five Free Lectures

On life lis ssienee ana Laws as
Related 10 soul ana Spirit BY
MRS. o. s. FOWLER. widow o
the EmineHt phTenOlOglst. Prof (
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: WANTED

FOR SALE twenty-five, head Of goats,
~ nanniee and q wetners. Apply ~
w. g. Hubbard 18th and Leslie Sts.
Salem. 4b lws
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IL ~ Henry .....-.r.sss''s '''Ff
8 b Catterlin 4 Co. ........ ....
SpTague a Robbins. ...... ..... 80
A \ MeAteo ..................,, sOO
New-York tribune., 1901-10-13

convenience, and is heated by steam. The stalls
for the horses have patent flooring, with proper
drainage. The harness room granary and all
other parts those usually found in modern
built stable. Rooms for the hcstlers, fitted and
furnished in good style, are in the second Story:
The carriage is large that coach ana
four horses be driven in and turned around
The barn is a model of excellence 1t is In
the rear of the stable and has accommodations Ior
half dozen The floor is concreteo, ana
every facility may here be found. a big pit, bullt
of granite, holds the drlppings from barn ana
stable. The effects OF ammonia are not discern
ible in either building. .
In the OF the cow barn is the entrance 10
the pasture where the cattle feed at pleasure Be
yond. to the eastward, stretch the fields OF grass
land and of grain, while to the south is the Or
chard The latter is Mr.. Manley's special prioe.
and it yields abundant crops. Mr.. Manley taxes
great delight in looking after his farm Tor ne
loves the land, and he never tires OF showing the
place to his friends when they call upon him.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-13

r. he hspt s open For fifty years more the work
mas mas gone on steadily, and has become more i'm
POI Itall as the conditions in the parish have
chahsed Tor the worse. Sometimes people drive
uo"h mere from rich homes uptown and tell me
& &.ldt lney used to live around the corner or in a
IillIe frame house across the street Now we
are surrounded by crowded tenement houses
anu no one who is we'll to do would think of lfv-
ing ing IN the district. These poor people give to
lhe cnurch In way that would shame many of
1oe. Ihey Will give 10 cents when they have but
~ ana are literally willing to divide their last
IoaI with one. believe that the work which is
new being carried by the Pro-CathedraI is
worthy OF support and that the endowment fund
will be raised"
The Church of the Holy Communion, Twen-
ueth-st- and Sixth-ave., although situated above
the tourteenth-st. line, is another working
church that feels the need of further endow-
ment Tne Rev. DR.. Henry Mottet has called
upon the friends of the church for endowments
dor o Tour different purposes, aggregating $780,
ooo 1t was the founder of this parish Dr.
Muhlenberg, who in 1S49 announced that with
less than $50 In money he would begin the
great st. Luke's Hospital. and the same spirit
still prevails.
The first endowment proposition is to add a
second 100000 to the general endowment fund
of the church. Money for this fund is being
laid aside weekly in about thousand house
holds of working people. DR.. Mottet has an
nounced that the endowment will be completed
New-York tribune., 1901-10-13

wood Church and which has long been utilized as
a playground by the young people Of Augusta.
The farm is in a splendid state of cultivation the
product being haY and grain. This year about
coo bushels oats 800 bushels of rye and 80 tons
Of hay have been harvested. fine orchard will
produce from 125 to $50 barrels OF apples Veg
etables of all sorts raised for home consump-
ton mostly.
Upon the property there three barns and one
large stable. The house. where Alr. Manley lives.
built by the Rev. Daniel Cory Weston. IN 1875
Since Mr.. Manley came into possession Of the prop
erty he has added TO It. and changed the interior
but the general outward effects have not been
altered in any respect. The home is regarded as
OF the finest in this section.
Three years ago Mr.. Manley built a large stable.
tearing down a barn that had been erected In 1872
In constructing his stable he made use OF a
big fine beam taken from the old stable, which
found 10 be perfectly sound even though It
had been in use for more than century. The
stable is larger than the house. has every modern