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The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1902-02-12
@. T. Maxwell for Congress.

The PRESS made mention a
couple of weeks ago Of the proba.
BILE candidacy of Hon. o. T. Max
well, of Cisco, for Congressman
for this district. Mr.. Maxwell
has authorized the PRESS to
announce that he is in the race
to q finish, and we place his
name on the ticket by authority.
His announcement will follow
later. Mr.. Maxwell is a sue
cessful business man, a ,tireless
worker. and, above all, the no.
blest OF Gods handiwork, an
honest man. He is not known
as an orator, but established a
reputation while serving in the
legislature for keen insight into
all important measures, and an
effective worker for the best
interests of his constituents.
AS stated above, Mr.. Maxwell
will make his own announce
ment in due time, and these re
marks are mostly to acquaiu'
the public with the fact that he
is candidate.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1902-02-12

Gardner the Texan defeated
Heikes the Ohioan in the cham.
pionship match between the Two
at Brennan, conluded Saturday.
Served him right. An Ohio man
should know better than to tackle
Texan in Texas at any sort of a
game. Out of possible 100
Gardner made SO and Heikes 90
points, shooting at live birds.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1902-02-12
Young Peoples Prayer Meeting.

The young peoples prayer
meeting, which meets every
Monday and Friday, met at the
home of Mrs. Peels, Friday
night. Mrs. Moss. at the post,
Monday night. The meetings
havep roven a com plete success,
growing in interest weekly.
The meeting will be held at Mrs.
Davis's next Friday night, and
at Mrs. Forests next Monday
night.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1902-02-12

Groceries and grain, a complete
line at Mabsons and you can
always rely on full value for ev
cry dollar you expend with. him.
Barbed wire at Findlater's.
Phone us the news, 244 is the
mum Der. We want all the news
and want it straight. We want
our readers to feel, that when
they have read the PRESS they
know all that has been happening
up to date and that when they
read 1t in the Press its so. See:
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1902-02-12

General reports from the
country show. that the late snow
has been q great bentit towards
putting q good season in the
ground. Stock have not suf-
fered a great deal from the cold,
and the wheat and oat crop is
assured. A good warm rain
now would certainly insure far
mers to make something this
year. But the greatest benefit
to folloy the fine season will be
the early grass aud weeds that
are sure TO come.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1902-02-12
Barbed wire at Findlater's.

bdTDcu Wire dV II ihui"eOi ~
Send the next bill for family
supplies to MADISON, you will be
pleased with his system.
There is one kind of talk we
never tire of hearing-the many
good things the people persist
in saying about the PRESS.
Bicycles, bicycles. See my
line of Rugby" bicycles.
Prices to suit everyone. r. l..
McAlpine, Fair corner.
Our good friend J. M. Watson
from Rocky, Irion county, was
| in this week and called on the
PRESS. He reports a good sea-
son from the recent snow.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1902-02-12

Will Beach is reported dead
at Carlsbad, N. M. Eight or
nine years ago Will Beach was
confined in the Runnels county
Jail on a charge of horse theft,
He made his escape by prizing
the bars across q window apart,
and crawled through the small
lest aperture that any man his
size-about 100 pounds-was
eyer known to do,
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1902-02-12
Barbed wire at Findllter's.

Barbed wire at Findllter's.
Buggy whips, Henry Hage.-
STEMS.
Take your hides and furs to
Rawls, Sigman & Go.
Go to Rawls, Sigmau Sc Go.
for low prices on grain.
A full line of Hardware, Barb
ed wire and poultry netting at
F. L. McAlpine.
All the latest periodicals aud
magazines at West Texas News
Company.
Saturday, Feb. 15-Grab sale
day ut Head 's-See particulars
on first page,
A full line of Hardware, Barb
ed wire and Poultry netting at
E. l.. McAlpine.
H. G. Allen has purchased the
City Meat Marke of McWhorter
g. Son and plants his card in Tie
PRESS to let the good house
wives know here they can get
the best meats, Lard, sausage
and dressed poultry. The pub.
lie will find the City Market all
O.. X. under the new manage
ment.
A full lire of Hardware, Barb
ed wire and Poultry netting at
T.. l.. McAlpine.
Barbed wire at Findlater's.
There is probably no disease 70
condition OF the human system that
causes more suffering and distress
than piles. TABLER.S BUCKEYE
PILE OINTMENT cures them quick
ly, without pain or detention from
business. Peice so cents in bottles.
Tubes zoe. For Sale by j. w. Har-
ris & Co.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1902-02-12

The weather prophet says we
will have warm weather for
several days. A warm spell will
be enjoyed by the old cows, no
doubt, and humanity in general
may enjoy the change. But sup
pose the proposed warm days
should recreate and rehabilitate
the intellect of the spring poet
Think of the joys Of being an
editor when spring is so near and
a warm spell is threatening,
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1902-02-12
Barbed wire at Fiudlater's.

Barbed wire at Fiudlater's.
Addison and Ford Day Crock.
EFT county stockmen, are in the
city.
The West Texas News Co. has
Valentines, fancy and comical to
suit everybody.
Mrs. Louis Gist came up from
Brownwood Monday night on a
visit to relatives.
Phone 81, that's MADISON, where
you get the best groceries or
grain for your mon,.
Rev. Masters, Baptist, will
preach next Sunday night on
"Spiritualism."
A car Of yellow Kid" disc
plows, disc harrows, planters.
etc. az E l.. McAlpine.
+. w. Flato Of the Drumon
Flato Commission Company Kan
sas City came in Monday night
and went to the Ozono country
yesterday.
90. Pillery, b ook keeper fol
VIM. Cameron Co., returned from
Mansfield on Monday nights
train where he had been on i'm
portant business.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1902-02-12

The PRESS would like to see
both Love and Robbins re'elect'
ed Land Commissioner and
treasurer respectively. Their
enemies make us love these two
men.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1902-02-12

FIRST in Importance to any and
every town is the methods Of
education. San Angelo ought to
be, and by proper effort and
public spirit will be, an educa'
tional center. The way to start
is suggested IN Mr.. Lefevre's let.
ter to the trustees, published in
this issue.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1902-02-12
RAILWAY TIMETABLE

Big losses of stock, reported
in the dailies, from the snow
storm, were greatly exaggerated.
Losses were in fact very light.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1902-02-12
The Way is Open.

Lefevre to our school trustees,
which will be found in another
column in this issue of the
PRESS, only demonstrates the
peculiar condition town may
be placed in from the want OF a
very small amount of necessary |
investigation. 1t is as a
starving man furnishing for want
of food with sustenance in abuh'
dance near at hand.
That San Angeles school
room facilities are entirely in.
adequate to the most crying ne.
cessity, is a proposition that
needs no argument. 1t is a
plain undeniable fact that none
will gainsay.
That the remedy pointed out
by Mr.. Lefevre is simple and
easily applied, is a proposition
easily demonstrated, and carried
to successful issue in a pro-
gressive and enlightened com.
munity, there can be no doubt
except that we are willing for
San Angelo to be classed as a
back number, and o city with
out sufficient public spirit to
provide educational facilities
com mensurate with the needs of
a growing, progressive and
enlightened community.
If Mr.. Lefevre is correct in
his suggestion as to the practi'
cability OF Incorporating under
the Independent District"
system, and there is not a shad
ow of room for doubt that she is
correct. San Angelo can have a
$780, 900 school building, or ward
school houses if preferred, ready
, for the next session of school,
and the cost to tax papers would
be so small that we would not
realize there was any cost.
The independent district sys'
, tenn commends itself to all from
7 the fact that large territory
? can be incorporated for school
: purposes, Us miles square says
Mr.. Lefevre) and there will be
no increase in Office holders, nc
city government to keep up, in
Guiding city marshal, mayor,
council, etc. In fact, no ex
pense to burden tax payers ex
cept the small amount required
to defray the cost of executing
the necessary buildings.
Possibly, there is a large pei
cent of the property here owned
by non.residents, and possibly
they would object to the Sigh
raise in taxes, but fortunately
these nonresident property
: owners have no vote in the mat
4 ter. The people who live herr
: and have made this town what i
: is, voting the small extra tax Oh
3 themselves and the non.residen
3 holders, who get an equal shar
: ia the benefits, can be forced t
8 contribute liberal share tc
8 wards the expense.
3 Pity, but San Angelo coul
: provide other public necessities
8 such as railroad bonuses, FEEDER
8 al building cites, etc., as easil
8 and with as light a burden I
= the people as proper school fl
3 cilities can be provided.
9 No man, it matters not whf
= his business, but will be benefi
8 ted by the increase in populatio
'e that will follow Immediately afte
- proper provision is made fc
n C O m forta bly, housing I'll
school children of the town, an
we cannot conceive of any M
tive that would prompt one
vote against measure th'
would be of such inest
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1902-02-12

Theodore, the presidents old.
est son is very sick with pneu'
monia in Massachusetts and the
president left Washington to go
to him Saturday.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1902-02-12
Barbed wire at Fiudlater's.

Barbed wire at Fiudlater's.
You can do better at Mabson's
Phone 81,
Get your reading matter fer
February from West Texas
News Co,
A car of yellow Kid" disc
plows, disc harrows, Planters
etc, at E. l.. McAlpine'
Some groceries are high at any
price, Mabsons are always cheap
est, quality considered.
Saturday, Feb, 15-Grab sale
day at Heald's-See! particulars
on first page.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1902-02-12
SurprIsod Her husband

II used DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescrip..
ton two years ago. writes Mrs. Alfred
Clark, of Hiteman, Monroe Co., Iowa.
sand the result was a fine baby girl OF
eleven or twelve pounds. / am ABOUT
TO become a mother again, ana nave
been troubled with morning sickness and
vomiting. I could not eat any breakfast,
but two DAYS ago began taking your
'Favorite Prescription twice day, tea
spoonful at a time, and l am pleased to
saw that have not had vomiting spell
for two mornings, and had not been tree
from these for four months, and can eat
a hearty breakfast with the rest OF the
family. Ny husband IS snrp,fted al Ms
change in me. II would be blessing II
more poor broken.down women knew OF
the 'Fayorite Prescription II would save
them hours Of misery. 1could write more
about my suffering but don't need TO
now for all my aches and pains are gone
Worfs, SfOO.
received both of your letters, writes
Mrs. Eva Vedder, of Oneida, Lenawee
Co, Mich, cand would say do not
know what my trouble was, unless 1t was
a displacement of some organ in the
abdomen. was so weak did not have
strength enough to stand on my feet long
at a time, neither could / cit UP very
long. There was a sore spot on the left
side of my abdomen which panied me
very much when I walked. lost my
appetite, had a severe pain In the pit OF
NV stomach which was worse when lying
down. commenced with your Favorite
Prescription and Golden Medical Dis.
covery,' taking the two kinds alternately,
and when had the two bottles half
taken was much improved. took four
bottles, and to-day am just as well and
strong as anybody could ask to be. My
husband says Or. Pierce's medicines
have been worth one hundred dollars to
u.s. We cannot say enough for the good
have received from your medicines.
III thank you for your kind and quick
replies to my letters"
Sick wonren are invifed 10 eonsnH DR..
Pierce, by letter, free ofchdrge Al cor
,sspondenee strictly private and sae,edty
confidential. address Or. r. y. Pierce,
Buffalo, ~. y.
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Subscription, Per Year, 81 80.
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SAN ANGELO, TEX, Feb. IL, 1902.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-30
Daro absoamee impartial, eco DC opinion Dc Ia prensa.
Q
at s Jn Rm second dmmMaruL lM0
PO. 4.

Setbre %. Como y& hAbfamos
anunciado anoche di6 su primera
fanci6n de Abono Ia Compafifa eMar'
tinez Csaados poriendo en- escena Ia
xDama de las C4me i,e2 obrA en- Que
Lui:a esta inimitsble y en- que como
de coz tambre obtuvo muchos aplau
SOS 10 mismo que don Manuel Mart;
nez Casado y demas actores QUE to-
maron parte en- In citada obra. La
piece it's clos demopios en- Ell cuer
po> divine ments interpretada por 10
Sra. Nieves, Adams y los Sres. Con
zslez y Pugs. La concurrencia re-
gular esperanto sea mucho mayor
en- las noches sucesivas.
La Compaflia del trolly, ha de-
terminado que mientras Ia compaf1ia
dram&tica actd, en- nuestro teAtro
teDgsn lugar las retreats en- Ell niue
lie los Lunes, Mi6rcoles y Viernes.
E1 10 Gale de II Salud ell CARO-
el6ctrico 70 10 arroll6 81 carretero
Daniel Rodriguez cogi6 6ndolo bal
las rnedas destrozandole IL pierna
izquierda y produciendole &C mas
graves heridas y contusiones. Bae'
no fuera que der tro de L. poblaci6n
los carros marcharan con m6nos We
locidad, pues de no, cada dia vamos
q tener que lamentar una des gracia.
90
Msf1snA 90 es ell cia de Ia aper-
tura de todas las escuelAs, ocupando
las mismas casas que ell pasado &f1o.
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FL gObiernO eSDa6Ol
Y el VatlCalO,

Londres, Ssptiembre II. DsspA'
chos de Madrid dicen que el Gobier'
no espaf1ol Sc hA disgastado CON el
resultado .de las 1ltimas negociacio-
nes con el Vatics no. La nota Ultima
del Cardenal Rampoila establece
por COZ dicioa, sdn para las mas ii
geras reformas en- Ia situacion poH
tica clerical, que Ell Gobierno espa :.
mol renunoie q In idea de aIterar Ell
sstatuque. de las ordenes re- iglosas
en- Espafia.
Fl VaticaDo tkcitamente pide 10
remoci6n del conde de RomanoL es,
Ministro de instruction Pdblica,
causa de su de:reto por el que SO
dispone IL inspection de las escuelas
Y univers dades liores.
Sc espera como resultado de es
to, que el GAbinete Sag. sta renun-
cial Antes de la reunion de las Cor
tes y que sera sustitaido por an Mi
nistro coalit i1nista.
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Un balO
en- la piscina de Lourdes,
cura un cancer q una Sc
flora inglesa,

Lordres Setiembre 81. El <Dai.
ly Msils dice, que 10 s. nora Notter'
mar, que forn6 pArte de una pere.
gcinac!6n & Ia gruta de Nuestra Sc,
nora de L1prdes F ancis Acaba de
regi esar 6 Londres mi agrosa msnte
C r.da, sc gun todss las apariencias
de IN in nor canceroso inferno que
sufr1a hace 'g1a item po. La Sc
nora Notterman habfa sido tratada
por los especialistss de mas renom.
bre de la Capital de lnglaterrs, con
re, ultados infructuosos. En- tel es-
tado mtrch6 q Lourdes al penetrar
en- Ii piscin&, experimen,6 gran de
bilidad, acompanads de dolores !;
pero estos sfntomas desapAT ecieron
& los pocos minutes como tambien
ID il fl amac; On del cancer. Tsnto en-
Lourdes como en- Londres, ha siio
examtnada Ia devt is por varies ne.
dicos, quienes han dec. q cado que
estA peri, ctan ente bnens. La Sc
nora Notterman at' ibnSe su cura'
ci6n q la gracia de la Santa ViIgsn.
Este suceso milsgroso ha csus ado,
como es f1cil suk oner, gran sensa
ci6n entire los peregrir inglesss.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-30
DEAGUADILLA,
Cr0nica.
Cr6niica.

Ha tr2nscurrido 10 semane >sin
una ube que enpaflara nuestro Gle
10 sguadil lano, sin nipgdu suceso
que pei tuf bara ell orden social y po-
l1tico y sin mir gun triste acaecimien.
to; semsna ha sido esta, de alegrfs,
de goces u 4 tiples.
ST ALA en- ell <Cfrculo de San
Ckrlos,e gozamos, admirando las
bell1simss Srtas. que componen la
djgaa sociedsd sguadillans, 81 nos
encontramos allf, con t&ntas sonri.
sAs embriagadoras, y miradas enlo-
quec adoras, 81 nos de- 'eitamos al5,
oyendo las dulzuras de las danz, s
puertorl ique d ss, tambien suf imos,
tAmbien sentimos acS, al yer que
contin "a, In lucha est6ril, de hernia
nos contra hermanos, de federales y
repn b. icanos, de pol1ticos puertorri
quef1os, que luchsn por unos mismos
ideales, que an bos luchan por bus
Car ell biene:tAr de esta terra borin-
cana. Y sentimos, y suf imos III yer,
que siendo esos dos pArtidos, exac
tAmente igusles icon diferencia solo
de nombres,) no se rnsa, para asf
unidos, para al mfs fuertes, defen.
der con energfas, L. pAtria Puerto
rriquefIa.
Ill jueves en- 10 noche asistimos
al bale de ~nifIos. y al bale de sj6
venes entusiAst&s,> que se ce,ebrA
ba, en- los espaciosos salones del
Cfrculo de San Ckrlcs.
ALI se encontraban como 81 am
pre-, divinjzldas las encantadoras
Belen Gonzalez, Natalia, Candida
y Malen Maisonave, Lssbelita Rel :
chard, Lupita Rubio, Maria Bene-
jan, Mercedes Mercsder, Rosita
e .hev&rrfa, Tiiita Boscio, Ma1fR
Gonzalez, Maria A nell, y muchss
mas, que en- estos momentos no po-
demos recordar,
ST en- los jArdiues nos ercs d tan
con sus perfumes, y sus colores 10 S
szucenas, las cameli&s, las dallas y
los js2mines, en- los sa!ones del
GCfrculo de San C&rlos1 nos encan.
tayon las virginRles, las simp&ticas
y belj1simas Beien Cor zAlez n NAtslia
MAisonave Lupita Rubio y Mercedes
Merci der.
iBien por ID slegre juventud
sguaoilIana, ioiciadorA de estos ator.
! neos sociales.>
o*o
La simpAtica Marta Luisa Ca
brera, que estuvo entire nosotros va
rios dias, r. gres6 su querido pue.
bio ell jueves p&sado.
Sabe Maria Luisa, amiga since
ra y simp atics, que sus alegrfas son
nuestrAs alegtfas, y que sus pesares,
son nuestros pesares.
o"o
La enc&ntsdorA P4quitA Estevez
hR retornA6o de San Juan, acompa-
f1Ada de IL espiritual Hortensis Wor'
kers. 10 gentil tr:guef1a cspitalef1a.
Las saludamos .afectuosamente.
AngeI H. I0rregr0SG.
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La trata blanca.

Pfoximamente Sc reunir& en- Pa
ris nm Congreso 1nternaci onal de se
foras para tratar de los medios m a
conducentes & rip1imir Ia trata de :
mujer blanca.s
El primer Congreso de este ca
rActer, reunido on Londres en- 1899
expreso Ell deseo de llegar { un are
glo international para ell siguiente
objeto:
10 Para aplicar en- todas parties
Ell mismo castigo los que raptan 4
una muier por meiio de IL vio.encia,
el frAude 8 ell abuso de autoridad y
para los que admiten 8 retienen &
esa misms mujer en- casas de mala
reputa ciou,
2, Para h&cer averiguaciones 81
mult&neas respecto del crimen cuan
do las circunstancias que 10 csracte
riz4n ocurren en- diferentes paises
81 Para prevenir cualquier con
tingente de conflicto respecto de IL
determination plecisa del lugRl
donde d, be iuzgArse el delito;
a. Para permitir 10 extrsdici6r
de los culpAbles por medic de traits
dos internacionales.s
LA strata blsncas nombre cor
que Sc ha design ado ell rApto de j,
mujer para fnes inmorales f.orecs
en- 10 mayor parte de las gr&ndes III
cones del mundo
En- F1Ancia, Iaglaterra, Alem,
nis, Austria, Italia y EstAdos Uni
dos l& nefAnda industria tiene tods
ell aspe cto do formidables empresa
at rn&cionales.
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Tn matrinODiO
que no tiene trlChina.

En- RuopiE, p oblac;6n de 10 pro-
vincia de Branoebu1go, en- Prussia,
el emplesdo & cuyo csrgo CORE Ell
registro civil, desampef1s 6 Ia vez
las fanciones de inspector de car
mes destinadas III consume.
scientsmente el bueno del EN-.
plesdo hubo de extender una certi.
hcsciou de casam ento; .pero en- Ia
gar de utilizar el sello del registro,
sc equivoc6 y estamp6 otro acredi-
tativo de que ambos esp0s no es-
thbAn atacados de trinquinosis.
Para .subsanar este error fue
preciss ioh santo expedienteo que
un fallo de- Tribunal Supre no me.
diara para lavar 10 manchA estam-
pada en- Ell registro civil por Ell NAL.
hRdado sello.
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China reClama 10 SuyO
Y Russia Sc haCe Ell SueCO.

El Gobierno chino est& muy in.
quieto CON 10 apArente determination
de Russia oil resRrdar la evacuation
de la MAnchutiA. China asegura que
Rumania prometio desocupar New
Chang y devolver 10 secci6n man
churiAna del ferrocRrril entire Pekfn
y New Chang, al abandonar Ia Gran
B B.eta f1A In secci6n de Petchili. Exi;
ge que Russia cumpla sus ofrecimien-
tos, pues de "a actitud SO approve
charia Inglaterra retRrdando tam
b en indefinidaments IL devoluci6n
de 10 otra parte de In lfnea ferrea &
China.
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Certiicaciones m6dicas en- SLa
Correspondencia,s
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6; |
(B0HEMHNI
'sLa Reina de las Cervezas
EmbOteIladas."
DE Venta por M
CASTRiLL0k & 0CH0A. ID
Bell COnStruye 2hOra
IN buQue a6reO.

Cor fir n ase que q professor
Graham Bell, Ell fsmoso inventor
del te7efono, est& construyando en-
Cope Breton an buque :erao; CON el
cual pretende resolver completamen
te el problems de 10 navegacion
acres.
Graham Bell es precisanente
uno de los pocos INVENTORIES que ja-
mas han deiado de cumplir 10 que
han prometido.
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SEPASE

Que no publicamos comunicados
sin que sean pagados por adelan-
tado.
Cada seis palabras, Sc cuentan por
una hnea y la Inca vale diez CEN
tavos.
Las cartas que yengan con CO.
municado sin su importe no Sc con-
estan,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-11-01
GLENN'S
LECTURE
A LARGE AND APPRECIATIVE AU.
DIENCE HEARD HIM LAST
NIGHT.

a large and cultured audience greet
ID Mr.. Glenn last evening at the tab
2rnacie ana to say that those who at
ended were mighty entertained and
'seased by the entire program is to
}ut it mildly.
MI. Ballard in an appropriate intro
iuctory speech, spoke Of the educa-
ioaal conditions Of Brunswick and ex-
aorted the citizens to arouse them
elves TO an interest in this, the most
important problem in their lves. tae
ducotion Of thelr< children and the
appropriation Of an increased fund to
improve the educational system in
Brunswick.
The lecture by Dr. Glenn also bore
iirectly on this momentous question
and in mastery style he drew pen
pictures comparing the lives Of boys
ortunate enough to secure education
Sith tnose whose benighted ignor
inc and degraded manner OF living
lad led to vice and thence to crime
DR. Glenn's lecture was beautifully
@or3ed ana fcrcibly delivered and his
slcquence won his hearers and will
doubtless have a wonderful effect to
wards arousing interest in the sub
ject he so ably defended.
The sterecpticon exnibit by Mr.. A
Y. Wood was the feature Of the even
ing as far as the children were con
cerned. the comic views especially
causing much laughter and applause
and for older and wiser heads the il
lustrafion Of the Gray's beautiful
poem, The Elegy in the country
churchyard was a crowning pleasure
| The poem was impressively read by
Superintendent Ballard Altogether
/ the entertainment was great sue
cess and it is greatly to be hoped thai
the brunswick people may have many
more opportunities of enjoying similar
occasions.