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The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1902-07-11
Curtis Dramatic Company.

Curtis Dramatic company are playing
at the opera house this week. The com
pany arrived Tuesday morning. Con
sidering that the troop was not billed
ahead, they managed to get fair house
the first night aud have since been quite
we'll patrOnized. Their audiences seem
to appreciate their work.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1902-07-11
Certificates Granted.

The following applicants have been
granted teachers certificates as a result
Of the recent examination:
First grade-Sarah Edwards.
Second grade-StelIa Fortmeyer, Min
ME Heston, Fora Hall, Jesse Harmon.
". B. Vim, Jennie HestOn, Bernice
Butler, R c. Smailey, Viola Reed, Lulu
Holmes, Annie Gilbert, Eva White, NJ.
H. Wilson, EurOth Stewart, Stella Smith,
Ada Miller, Ester Phillips, Ezza Van
Wrinkle, May Wilson, John F. HestOn,
Grace Barnett.
Third grade-Fannie Albright, Amy
Harmon, Effie Grouse, Claude Price,
DeIbert Fortmeyer, Cecil Sigman. Clyde
Dilinger, Homer HiIlman, Lawson Hill
man, Una Spaun, Lucie Smalley, Ralph
Dimmitt, Myrtle EversOll, Grace Roth,
Beulah Roth, Lucy SOnday. Myrtle Co
chraD, Mabel Thompson, Ray Shirley,
Myrtle RunDells, Jessie BrannOn.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1902-07-11
Petit Jurors

The following persons have been drawn
for jury duty for the July term Of the
district court: A. \. Thomas, A A. Lis
ter, G. NJ. Van Hook, B ". Jacobs, John
G. Gernhart, J. A. Horney, Peter Jensen,
George Hess, james Haney, c. R Tee
tiers, George Painter, P. @. Marks
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1902-07-11

A thres-year-oId girl Of F. n. Fox fell
from a wagon Saturday evening while
the family were on their way to their
home en- the Smoky and sustained a
fracture Of the left arm DR.. Quick re
duced the fracture.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1902-07-11
rur.. scinnn-

Rev. V. L Riley, L L D, Cuba, N
Y, writes; after - days Of eXcrucist-
ing pain from sciatic rheumatism, IN
der various treatments, ] was induced
TO try Billiards. Snow LiuimeDt, the
first application giving my drst relief,
and the second. entire relief. / can
give il unqualified recommendation
sc, SOC and 81, at Arensberg & Cullen
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1902-07-11
The Beauty Of the Trees.

I have had some treats IN my little ex-
cursicn, not the least Of which was the
gazing on some Of the everlasting hills,
and on those nOblest children Of the
earth, fine healthy trees, as independent
in their beauty as virtue; set them where
you viii, they adorn and need not adOrn-
meDt.-GeOrge Eliot.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1902-07-11
Commissioner. Wet.

The board Of county commissioners
met Monday and allowed the usual bills
aud adjourned to August ,, to allow bills
Of court expenses and attend to unfiB-
ished business.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1902-07-11
The Real Estate Man.


I hereby notify all parties that my
wife, Mrs Julia Whitman, has left my
bed and board, and forbid her the con-
traction Of debt or credit on my account.
WILHEL.lE WHITEAE.
Lamborn, Kan
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1902-07-11
Church Announcement.

There will be preaching at the Chris
tan church next Sunday, July -. If
you are not an attendant elsewhere We
viii gladly welcome you to our services.
j. Ed Stevens, Pastor.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1902-07-11

A beautiful and extensive line Of
children's and misses shoes from the
Star Shoe Co This factory makes OILY
chfldren's and misses fine shoes They
possess style, st and service See the
line ct Millisacks-
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1902-07-11

Unqualified Approval
The opeuworlk stocking
An. what could Be ueaterI
lis especially admired
By the hungry moskeeter-
-Washington star.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1902-07-11

Want ID quarters Of land-dOn't care
for location nor how rough-Do improve
meuts. Cash Come and see me-
VI. ROBISsoN,
The Real Estate Man
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1902-07-11

decOy letter which
came 10 GOOjland
having the LimOn
postmark. ThOmp-
sons signature was
attached toit. The
letter was q ate d
June, and from this
it might appear
that a plot to get
away had been IN
existence for some
time.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1902-07-11

wilson Bros. write fire Insurance.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1902-07-11

Mrs. Barn EFT,
wife Of Thomas ].
Barnett, appeared
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-24
VERY few
like HIM
A Man Found Who Says No
to an Umbrella

on a rainy nirht when umbrellas are
scarce and honest men iin this rcapectl
are still scarCer. u IL an odd thing 20
pes = man refuse an umbrella offered
him. Yet an Instance u this Kind Was
demonstrated on saturday evening TIE
man Who refused the umbrella was poor
y clothed and FROM hts appearance had
syidsntly BEEN oat 10 the rain for some
time.
There are all kinds q proverbs about
the honest man" For Instance. there
= the Old saying honesty IL the best
policy "an honest man'a tho nohlcss
work ~ God" fhen there IL thr fam.
Gus snylnE ~ WaFreu Hastings. tho die
taEeriai ruler 81 fnaia nndss the Eng
fish government. hts advice % his
sen wns. ~t.et mpnsy, honestly u you
can. bar set H.
Ne nsedsd II
Well. anyway. to set hack % seattls.
THIS lAhoriug man walked into the
Royal Cafe On SATURDAY evening II
was raining hard outside aud frum bis
APPEARANCE he had been cut in the wet
bar and called for a glass cg beer. He
dFank IL slowly and deliberately
When he had taken his beverage hs
started for the door. Just alonxslds u
where b. stood at the har was an um-
assila. The handlA Vas Of ivory. mount.
ed vita silver and thu silkcn cloth Of
the shower stick" would probably have
amounted 20 about $40. A. be wsns
cut Col Mckee. the manager Of the
Royal. th1uzht the umbrella belonged
20 his departing guest. Col. Mekss
followed him 10 the door aud even Into
the street. and caiiinx hlm back. said,
''iisre. yuu forgot Jour umbrella" The
man turned aboat and said 20 Mr., Nc.
kes. That lsnt mins. l didnt have
any
'srhsrs's an Hsnest Ma"
Col Mckee walked hack into the cafe
ard put the umbrella on the bar and
remarked well. know now there IL
oae honest man IN Seattle. What DO
yna think Of man who vill refuse an
umbrella q nlght llke this. There u q
nan who deserves 20 succe~d lie
e0uid have bad that umbrella just aa
well a. not aud no needed H. but he
was honest. ! take 90 my hat 60 him. "
The umbrella really h~Ionwrd 70
commercial man who WAS ssandin9 By
the bar snd enloyed the whole thinF.
Tho laagh was on Col Mckee when ha
esnn back with the umbrella the other
wAa had refused. The riEhtfui owner
stAll twits tha colonel about trying 10
give assay his nnw umbrella
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-24
VAN HICKS SAYS
HE is A BARBER

Postmaster Stewart has received a
letter from Chas. Van Hicks, Of lamp
ton. Iowa, who aauts II distinctly
known In Seattle that he Il n barber.
fle mentions the fact ak times 10 his
lstteF.
Charles saya he wants Mr.. PaatmaH.
ter 70 read the letter. aud then turn IL
over 70 some Seattle fansorial artist 4"
The writer wants TO KIT iufD CON.
mnnicafion with some one here who can
give him alt kinds 81 information IN
regard 70 the Feutl. art IN Seattle. lie
says he has been a barber from his
youth up and how that ha l. old he viii
not depart from n. Hfa wants to come
70 Seattle even II be has to bug a
shop 90 get work.
According 10 the lsttes, there are
several families Ia Hampton who are
coming 10 scattie. Chas. Van uieks.
bsfber, DeRlccfs 10 state whether or
not they are ell BARRIERS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-24

CHICAGO. March 2l.--Three bur
STARS with rcvolvcrs and ohloroform
were given the surprise os their lives
this morning. They learned that
John sobieakL a Chicago grocer, had
drawn 5000 from a bank 10 buy real
estate. They went after IT, Sohieski
went % bed with n bis revolver. He
sleeps In tho rear OF his store. lie
was aroused by fruit Jar crashing
on the sloor. lie crawied out in the
darkness and saw the trio. lie be-
gan the flght. lying on Tho floor. The
only target was the nash 81 ARE
arms, but Sohicaki did fairly Wen, OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-24
WELCOMES BURGLARS
TO HOSPiTABLE GRAVES

third he knocked down with the butt
OF hts revolver. The sound OF the
shooting was heard at the South Chit
oago police station. breaking IN the
front door the policemen were stop
ped by a fash uf rsvelvern. The fir-
ms stopped and the detectives struck
a match and lighted the Kaa. ON the
floor they found the three robbers.
They were Edgar Maliem, shot
through the head and unconscious.
JOS. q. oraengnivitch. shot through
the right leg and right arm. Philip
Florg, bruised about the face and
shoulder, erased by bullet and cut
over the head. with sohieaki sitting
on him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-24
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
: THE LOCAL PLAYHOUSES. s
Observation-Disclosures

ana running through the entire sum
mcr.
The story OF the play Is an intense
" Interesting one, and Mr.. Stuart
win stage Il In the finest possible
manner, Ills company viii be
strengthened by the addition OF
many new people, besides the pres
emit members. and that Il VIII do a
oig business. there Is very little
doubt The fact OF lie being an old
play does not detract from ita mer-
its any more than one could become
tired OF Shakespeare plays. but
rather adds 10 it's values for. had Il
not been an admirable work. Il
would not now be revived by one Of
New York's Oldest and best manaE-
crs. The adventures OF the two or
phan sisters. one OF whom is blind.
In Paris. whore they are strangers.
are OF intense interest. and as the
action OF the play IL laid In iISs. Il
allows OF some costumes that are
strikinEiy beautiful. There Is no
doubt that THE Two Orphans win
have week Of phenomenal success,
Bariew's Miastrsis
with the rattle OF bones. the crash
OF tanhorines and the music Of a
philharmonic orchestra, the Barlow
MINISTRIES opened az the Third Ave-
nue. theater yesterday. The troupe
Is among the foremost on the road
this year, and one which has secur-
ed praise wherever 4 has played.
The curtain went up In the first par,
on a picturesque dream OF lovelines..
In hespangled. silk costumes the ar
lists appeared. Only the end men
were BACKED. The others were in
rich. old time costumes, and wore
white wigs. The singing was better
than that OF the ordinary minstrel
production. and several new ballads
were rendered hy the soioiats. The
usual end mems gagsana songs came
In for their fun share of applause
Lew Baldwin and Fred +. Russell
held the ends. The comic singing Of
the fof mer and the droil wit OF this
latter won high praise.
Every feature IN the clio or after
part was well worth seeing. II Il
In this part OF the show that ths
mana gement take pride. oivtc. the
human dragon. Is ore OF the best
c0nloruorists ever seen on a iocal
stage. The Illusion. the death Of tbs
dragon. showing the awful death
agonies OF the greenish monster
holds the audience In suspense until
oivie takes on hts headplsce and
shows his human guise. His other
contortlon work is equally good.
Fred p. Russsrs monoiogae Is Ger.
tainiy n rnerryuaker. Although b.
talks about little or nothing. tbs
audience Is convulsed with laughter
during his entire stunt Weaver
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-24
s,,.,s, auasls rpms oaeia"

a..,s,n.s ~tfncle Toms Cabin"
sssss .v A. the Grand Is an average
go Two or three characters
es. ra.aely good. two or three
y ..s,lly haa. and the others be-
s.sss ard between. There are two
s .sass. n Inc company -therc may be
- nat oaly tive are specifically
- There b an Aunt ophelia
go - aaburn hair. but Kent talent
~ rssTs arp two Torsies. warranted
I sa,or ana pretty little Eva.
~ -. lnaustrloassy sells photographs
,a = the hour which elApses be-
80 her death and TRANSPORTATION.
. rsllef 10 sce an Eva who can
: =, se.retly beast ~ having played
= 4. m eco nights without missing
= ence had a little Eva whose
,.,ssasa was Uncle Tom. whose son
- stage manager and whose
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-24
MORTALITY RECORD

The funeral Of Antonio RoEEafia was
held from Iianury & stewards chapel a.
2 O'clock this afternoon. Intsrmsnt was
In Lake View cemetery.
The funeral of Nlckios Romhsir was
held from the Seattle Undertaking Co, =
pafiora AZ : O'Clock this afternoon.
Mamie NeHurney, q hoasswife. ass
taken inte custody b. roiiremen Ryan
and Hubbard early this morning for
disordcgiy conduct.
FnmA olmsteaa. a piks street ha.
hitue. was ssut 20 the city easgile last
evening BY onieer Kelly 90 serve cat a
suspended a@ntsnes.
Jerry silmkwin ana rat shAnkhn~sy
we're arrested ~ Policeman ", G. Hub
bard last night Cor aghtlng
" rrarue and Iaek wholiry engaged
IN a nstie encounter below Nssier Way
late last nlKht and we're arrested By
Policemen Ryan AMI Hubbard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-24
BUTTER AND
EGGS LOWER
indications Point 10 Very Good
Business

The markets opened this morning
with every Indication Of a good days
business. staple goods are on the
market Ia good supply and the de-
mand IL equally good. No special
changes are quoted as u IL little
early in the week.
Potatoes are hrmer, but 80 far no
change In price r. made. The best
varieties are going at so. and the
Inferior az from t2s 70 $50.
A little advance In the market con-
diti0na - shown today by butter,
while eggs are inclined 10 be lower.
The arrivals today include one car
Of oranges. one car OF bananas. one
Of celery. cabbage and cnullfower.
and two cars ~ potatoes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-24

Serious Accident on South
ern Road

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va. March "a.
"A northbound passenger train on the
Southern railway was wrecked by
landslide near Covesville yesterday aud
six cars completely destroyed By Gre.
Nicholas Lowen, Pullman car par-
ter, ana also an unknown tramp, we're
killed
Injured John Tonrner, fatally
burned Mail Clerk A. l.. Holton, ser
lousy burned G. II. Cover, legs burned I;
n. N. Jefferson, back injured; u. L.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-24
IN ME M0RY
OF SEWELL

TRENTON. n. j., March 24.-Tho
New Jersey legislature suspended ali
business HIS afternoon while memorial
exercises were held IN honor Of the late
senator Sewell. The exercises were
opened with an offering Of prayer by the
Rev, Or Roderlck. rector Of ST. paul's
church, Camden, OF which Senator Sc.
well was member.
The memorial grafton was delivered
by Clerk In Chaneery Edward G. Stokes.
AZ the conclusion OF the exercises ad
lournment was taken for the day as a
further mark Of respect TO the deceased
statesman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-24

prices are being offerei 90 the pro-
Queer In round lots on the dock or In
the car at Seattle
urain--oats. $50 SOAR 80: barley.
SIS 90. wheat, chicken feed. sso.00.
corn. bulk. 81. 90.
Cheese Native Washington. ii0
iiAc.
Eggn-Strictiy fresh ranch. ianitc.
nutter-~ Washington creamery. as0
&c. ranch. ibHifc.
CHICAGO, March 2t-wheat. Ti&
CIV.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-24

Loving, burned ~. ~ Link. arm brok.
On J. l.. Schmidt riRht side Injured !;
]. +. stockelrathor, hurt internally. aud
y. y. Wine head bruised Conductor NJ.
II. Rust. hands burned Engineer A. II.
Dim, slightly bruised
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-24
RACE MEETING

WASHINGTON. .. g.. March % -
Everything Is IN readiness for the open.
Ing ~ the race meeting At Jennings
tomorrow The meeting gives the rail
birds their FIRST opportunity ~ sizing
mp the horses that are 10 take part IN
the campaign on Eastern tracks this
sumner and consequently she results
will ba watched with great Interest. The
feature u the opening Day will be the
ssnnings snrlas hAndieap IL SIX fur
iepgs,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-24

and Donna. character impersonators.
coburn and Baldwin. in their music
al speciality. were also good The
performance closed with the great
barrel jumping act Of the Bonnellis.
The Barlow Mlnsfrels continue
throughout the week. with the sx-
cepti0n Of Good Friday night. when
the house Will be dark.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-24

rsssscn snld song books when he
urs eurrying down the blood
nzx1 She made good. too. but
- Il ~ realized that she wouldn't
Il ~ part on the stage.
7zEs b IN this production an
N who plng-pongs across the
~ ssser with much dexterity. an
- Tom who Is good and natural
k&,srt. and a simon I.egree who
sTzz.ao0s In more ways than one.
~ zew lines and new cuisines"
uswked into the piece. but on the
- ~ traditions are well preserv-
Nzfks creates the usual laugh
at IL auction sale. and little
- ssstA q guaranteed to bring
IN ar nnrey refunded.
- sidewalk and singing and
4zzfsnr sz~esalttes all went heartily.
L ta<s. - anilence liked the pro-
extra nzaaxh0ut.
Tkxs nzxt BE- Ronethlng about
-rri@ Tsms Cabin which reaches
fa-sAss 10 ne human emotions
~ ~ aANr play does. for Mrs
s1Tss M ~ absolutely no ter
nzA aez1zz Il has been ON the
sessz So T. = PEARS. and Is good
~ . Asst taslzn 50. Its advance
zasounr<nmt znsss people 20 !
81 xat ~ MAT. Uncle Toms
tAe1. htnt cpu.ing again ?" And |
.a<a ~ p ssound and buy seats
- g ~ Eorne like Il because
~ - - F<tting a letter from
80 serzzn hey meet old friends
: 49, hen-ir American half-can-
's'y-oi sskzctsFs. Other take It
- sszr. a. sort Of spring ton
better
- = salitav week IN the schools.
- = assers wiz doubtless have
2 ~ hard to seat all the children
p ~ za9w up at the wednesday
:. - Little Eva. the ponies and
= 80. sili Be especially attractive
.ssssfss Tor the youngsters. There
= = 'hfss more night Performance
ne Tvs ORPHANS"
u pay . be produced this week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-24

III ~ ! vas fret presented on
1sss.s l,'e, At the Royal olympic
lzlnss london. and at once at
tsAss !, p.,palafiiy that has never
a4ssg ssa : mas probably made more
81 s..aa any play ever written,
szals 'l,u considered dramatic
Fssass, 4 IN. = % popular that Chaa.
.ssllsa !, intends giving a fne pro-
~ fe,s ~ Ms Empire theater.
- beginning Asxt saontn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-24
JosBIne QUOTATIONS
fconRrcrFD DAiLYl
Green Fruit

Lemons .0oUs.O0 a box: cooking
apples, ti0i.25. eating apples. $500
AZ so. oranges. f2.70aat0. bananas.
ii 1877 20. pears. u.25Mi.s0l cfnnhsr-
riea. tff.00 per barrel pine
gpples. $500 per dozen. Jap or
anKes. 81 00nf rs per pkg; Seeding
oranges, s2.00927s: lines, t7b00s 90
case. tsngerinea. si.75; grape fruit,
ta.Joas3oo.
Vegetables
Potatoes 003 90 n ton. beets,
81 COOLIES per sack. carrots, sb0Ibc.
per sack: lettuce, ti.00W1.z5 per case.
turntpH. pgcs1gt rs: garlic &C.. cabbage
81 sou i 90 per cwt. husks. 20c: celery,
fs050c per don. sweet potatoes, e. so
Ger cwt. chin peppers 2jWa0c. sauer
krauf. 2k d3e. tomatoes. fl.75u2 per
crate; rndishes. l0o Der doz:
parsley. 20ff30c onions, f2.2b02.50 per
owt. parsnipa. s5casi.25. cauliflower,
90cmst 90. pumpkins, lake per H.
a0cugf.0u gquaahes. 2Aci wax beans.
l2c:: artichokes, 7ocm;i.0o per doz;
string beans eWi0c; cucumbers,
81 5of1t7s per box; BRUSSELS sprouts.
7msc peas. 70sc; fhuharb, De- per lbi
spinach, 800 per box; asparagus. zoo
per ID.
butters dbeea@, beEs anu Soniuy
Butter Washington creamerles,
pound prints. g0c. Eastern Iowa
and F,lgin. 26c. ranch. i7n2Oc.
Cheese Native Washington. fun
cream. fzLmiar. eastern. New
York, fshffi4c' Wisconsin. lic:
Poauafort, 45c r.dam. Si1.00Ui2OO
per case. Now Esrk. 15U1ec. Lin
burger. ie4i7c; pricS. ie1iIc; Swiss,
is3ie~
Fges-s Strictly fresh ranch, 156i7c.
Eastern. f4Mi5c; oregon, i5c.
I've poultry Hens i21l2hc. large
sprinR. 12fsei surKevs. 13Wlfc; geese,
i00lic; ducks. 1gc.
Dressed poultry-Turkeys t4m18c:
geese. 1iQlgc; ducks, l4Wi5c; chick
ems. i51i4e.
Honey f2n12c.
Provisions
Fresh meat Cow beef 70 per 10,
steer beef 7Q7lsc per ID: mutton.
yether, ne ewes. I've; pork. Toe
Der 10; veal. large. SC. small. 100.
Provislons--fiauis. l3hc. prsakfaBt
backs. Zoe. bellies. Tic.
Hay-PuEo, souna. per ton. 10000
IL 90 Eastern Washington timothy,
tI2.Oy: alfalfa. tii.0o.
GrHfn.-Oats, 27.O042fbe. barley
wheat. ts2 e06p77.5oi corn. $500.
Corraoted DALI Tho following
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-24
WEATHER FORECAST

Seattle and Vicinity-Tonlght and
Tuesday, occasional showers; light TO
fresh southeast winds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-24

ne I've orphans"
u. - pap . Be produced this week
ssann'ng tonight BY Ralph stuart
u 1T pany, will be- The Two or
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-24

Blue ssfKea and fancy
stripes. sizes J 10 70
years. good weight.
good. well and strong
~ made. recognized as
a good 81 % sAiuo.
priced at. per sult..
-. .....s.. ...Sf.OO
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-02-13
The NJ. E. Ladies Entertainment.

The ladies oil the NJ. E. church
will give Valentine Social in the
lecture room of the Church, Friday
evening, the 18th $50 o'clock.
Ham, chicken salad, bread and
butter, warm biscuit, fruit, cheese
pickles and coffee.-25e
Ice cream and eake.-15e.
Some useful and fancy articles on
sale-comforts, aprons, dust caps,
shoe bags, needle books, etc.
Miss Bonafeld will serve real
Chinese tea to all desiring to pur-
chase.
A Valentine booth will be dis
tinctive feature of the evening, come
and see
Cupid will have a missive for you,
Sent by your sweet heart, tender
and true.
Supper will be sent out only to
old, or sick persons who cannot
come
The S. S. Orchestra will play dur
ing the evening.
No admittance fee.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-02-13
Calls Rev. N. M. Waters.

Rev. Macy Magee Waters, formerly
of Chicago, who two years ago receiv-
ed a cali to Binghamton, n Y, has
again been given call, this time TO
the Union Congregational church of
Worcester, Mass, one of the finest
structures in the United States. 1t
is copy Of the Notre Dame Cathe-
dral and is the sixth greatest Congre-
gational church in the world. 1t has
SO, 600 parsonage and there is a
large salary attached TO the pastorate.
Rev. Mr. Waters says he will make
his decision known in a few days.
Simultaneous with the above an.
nouncement we received the Worces-
ter Sunday Sunday Spy which con-
tains tine double column picture OF
Mr.. Waters and says the church TO
which he has been called is the largest
in that city.