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La Junta tribune., 1904-11-02
s1ssial Gllss oss.

The odsciai halloaies the coming
election Is now being printed at
this ONCE. aud life will be rather
strenuous beresbouts for the re-
mainder Of the week The social.
ist nominees for .super;ntendeat q
schools and surveyor do not sp-
pear on ihe ballot, the candidates
failed to file their accept
snces with the county clerk. Luse
S Gee takes the place Of S. w.
Brown. ~ candidate for constable
in the Ia Junta justice precinct.
and E. Sseenland tskes the
place OF Joe Rizzuto ~ candidate
for constable on the Democratic
ticket Mrs. Carrie e. Money is
the only candidate fog s-~supeSin
tendent OF schools go fill vacan.
cy."
La Junta tribune., 1904-11-02
ssslss-,sss,ssss.

George +. Barker and Fannie
K. Harrison were united IN mar.
siage II the residence Of the bride,
Monday evening. Rev. Conrad
Bluhm officiating. Il vas a pretty
home wedding. Max J. Cook
played the wedding march TO
which bride and groom stepped
into the presence Of waiting friesds
in the parlos. After the ceseaiosy
= Genesods wedding dinner wsa
serveI in the dining room and the
numerous Halloween boy was
treated on the lawn. Mr.. Barker
recently purchssed the large brick
ses;denee on Cimsrron avenue,
known ~ tie Young property.
Here the happy couple will hang
out the latch string ready for vis;.
tatioa and congratulations Of their
masy frisads.
La Junta tribune., 1904-11-02
eA.eees lyes.a les.es.

All aboard for the great musieal
treat for the year. The Chicege
Lyceum Ladies ase on the ~
and will arrive At the L. lenee
Theatre Friday. Novsubes 81. =
s-fs p. m. They will give -
eyening Of song snd story.
The program y one Of those
popular selections that never pes.
form. bu. they s'hit." Admiss1oe
is fifty cents Sesson tickets ~
the three semsiniSg numbess usly
eighty cents. and may be had q
the canvasses OF ~ the Ls Juata
Drug Stose, Reserved sissisgs
without extra chssse. To stay
away means guilty regret Tor six
months. ceas and make yous.
self happy.
La Junta tribune., 1904-11-02
L =. lswss $3.50.

We received ea oa5eisl card NJ
week from the postusstes u Bes-
wyn, Ill. nosiiyiog " 10 diaeca-
tinue the TsisUxE sent 20 e. W
Lewis. treason. dead /" NJ.
Lewis uss . postal CLERK ennnieS
out Of Chicago. and had bses :
subscriber TO the TRisuxG -
many years. He visited this eisy
fos several weeks swo years go.
La Junta tribune., 1904-11-02
'svssA'. ass,ssss asssss6.

jobs Robinson snd Jos-phipe
Rossles. residents OF near ~ bead
Of Pinioo Canyon. we're Married
last "Wednesday evening y 1:,o
O'Clock. at the home Of NJ ~
Mrs william Carson 10 Hlg6
Judge H. H. Clark o6hciatjo9 +
the ceremony The guests &C.
b-red I44 persons. among 49,
being Mr.. and Mrs c. F. A!sho6
Walter Dillon. u. Bsadish sod H.
H. Clark. Of this city. An elsbo
rate wedding supper was sesve9s
and dancing vas INDUCED 10 sssil
farther orders.
La Junta tribune., 1904-11-02
Asssssessss Vess6sa..
William G. v.ush.n .ad [. c.

William C. Vaughan and l.. c.
Whiiseli. Of Yokohams. Japan,
who are making an automobile
trip isom New York to San Fran
cisco. were La Duasa visitors . lev
days this we~ks- having their "chu
chu buggy" repaired. They are
going aeross the country in ten .
horse power Fosd touring car, and
arrived IN this city last Sztur.
day eveniog. having broken down
srss He.se Cfeek They had heard
Of Dave Dowoes in the fsr east
and resolved to seop here and have
thsiS sutomobile eenesalIy over.
hauled. Dsvs ksows ell abou,
Uasolise esaises. hssiag had ex
eeaoive eApseissee wieA the .'man-
ki1oes" ~ bad u ehis oGsee hesoss
pastieg u eleessic power. fhe ma.
chiae was PCT 10 frss-class osdes
~ Ne. Oowaes. asd DE eousisea
lelt yeseesday neoe 1ee CaliGosuis.
NJ. vaukhsa = ese.e~a i tn
soengeoe5le baeiooas = Yaouoksus
~ ~ s1as ~ buaiaeso has bseS
eeteed ~ ehe was, - he b soS
speodtaG 0ooey lsoo . pSesbos5
~ = ~ Uei1ed Sens1o. II
eeueisoo ssaso1sa 1seo Dunnao, Il
~ ~ - veesj6Ab Haie. = iE
)eeea = etoheees 1syu, epSlsiGl
7tooo 49, uilbeu1 . 1soan So6
La Junta tribune., 1904-11-02
49, = - o1s1lIso1s.

ckssluaa rsISls1 ~ i1sssd .
0GVpsnG - - 4o611e - Dook oas
- go pooiofel1 6onsnofono - ~
ig1ng ~ - Qenoseoes beeueea
- - sls<sipe ~. fhe assea
<11ede1. Agtag ~ gS1aes 60.
ns1rg1 so.y - tetoe.1
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~ z1lGeee - 49, thly -
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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-09-16

simply tor the amusement and rela
alton Ut lis members. Any band men
are cordially invited to meet and play
with the old band. This Is a correction
OF the report to the effect that the mem
bers Of the old band were in the field
only for campaign moncy.
h Silver l'ar,y county committee
called oil the primaries ut Reno and
the other faction put II full ticket in
the field and held Il lively primary.
R"uo's politics seem to be badly mixed
up this year.
The Now York Tribune prints Il list
OF New York miilionHires who are sup.
porting Judge Parker. 1t is about one.
htticth rs long us the Tribuue's own
list of New York millionaries. Where
are the rest of them?
Tom Watson, the Populist nominee
for president, Inns accepted the invita-
ton Of the rumb liver Party OF Nevada
to address the people Of Nevada on the
issues involved III this campaign. This
is the same Watson who helped to elect
Mckinley in 1895 and he is now rs eist-
ing the Republicans to elect Roosev welt.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-09-16

The attention of those Interested ~
called to a notice Of bids for saloon and
pool privilege at the track during the
October races II yon want the privile-
GEES. read the notice and govern Yourself
accordingly.
Young C0rbe,t and Jimmy Britt have
received an olrer OF so, O2O Tor a 90 by
Car'on City promoters. IL the contest
comes t" Nevada it will be a finish tight
ALTAR. The representatives OF the two
men will sigIarti:les this wcek.-Chrou.
icle.
The assessment roll Of Lyon county
shows an Increase Of $200.27l over t!:a.
OF last year. by the way the different
counties are reporting. the total assess.
mcnt OF the State will 30 increased he.
tween three and -four million dollars
tins year. This shows that Nevada is
doing pretty well for Il lie scrt State.
They Lave curinus methods i'll Persia
of msuri:'r lax und ar Ter. !. failure Of
the crops hal r,su,.c in a dear loaf,
P"Put"ct' III
49,, ' ' Nv OMAN" VI
I.. , I''
'''' We
WV
The !Nn." SD:...r las received "a
communication from the executive AS.
sociatiou Of the worId's Fair. with an
intimatcd request from Commissioner
Y~erington ,int It he published. As
the communicate: is longer than the
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-09-16
FROM THURSDAYS DAlLi
Sa1magund.

Seymour jacobs won't to Reno this
afternoon.
!. W Eurrk came in from Ruby Val.
Icy last night. lie il on the sick li,t.
The Timcs-lIcviow made its appear
anrr this morning after quite q lengthy
Sleep with Roosevelt aud Fuirbanks ut
III" hcnd If its editorial column. Editor
Piunkctt announces that he will hcrcat.
ter h' found in Republican fold.
Nj tlm trial nf n whisky asc in To-
p'Ea M effort was made to identify
the h'rSr"pcr who sold the drinks. \
lawyer asked ono OF the witnesses
"Dud You take cognizanrc 81 the man
behind tho bar "No. sir tho wit.
ness answered. If took just what the
others did Kansas City Star.
y real live campaign is-ur: DO the
American people want to "stand pat
Oh a trrriT schedule aud trust conspiracy
which enables our manufacturers OF
steel rails to sell their prpiuct. na they
arc doing. t0 The Canadian Pacific rail.
way at seven tu eight dollars less thnn
they charge Amcucap rnilroade?-N. !.
World.
Prof. Gordon II. True. Professor Of
Agriculture aud Animal lluahnndry IN
the Nevada University. will marry Miss
Elizabeth s. S'uhha. daughter II Prosi.
.t.t 90
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FROM TUESDAYS DAILY.
Sa1magundi.

It'll ~ " I.,I
""' '' ~
-. ,
H,'' "'
'' '
Tho tax list "t DuuEInss count! foo,s
up sou.HOO NOR" thnn last year and thu
Tho mcmbcts "f the old band met Inst
night and recognized. With tw" hras'
bands III town. We ought to have plenty
OF muse during the campaign.
Nam" held an election yeetcrday ana
tho cstimntcd E"rubiiran majority II
placed NJ ah"n' do,",O. u" Dcno'
Gratis gained several 'nrm"rrH 81 'h'
Legislature.
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FROM MONDAYS DAILY.
S%almagundi.
Nch Ouderkirk is improving slowly.

Neil Oudefkirk il improving slowly.
Mrs. Simon Mcrkclcy returned last
night from her Eastern trip.
The Southern Pacific Company has
three little ads 81 interest tn everybody
III this iseuc. 4I!cy tell Of reduced rates.
An ccouut Of Saturdays Sunday
school picnic Its unavuidnbly crowdedout
u tnie issue. H. will appear tomorrow.
Considerable interest WAS taken in
Saturday primaries and - votes wcr,
p"llcd. Duly one ticket WIS in the .iclb.
Fire started III the SNOW sheds Friday
morning and before II TjlE under con.
tr"l nearly Il mile 81 the sheds was
burned anh IL long stretch 81 track badly
ddmagci. Tins accounts for the delay
III AL casthIuni trains.
Mr.. McIBrlic has un interesting com
mmnicatIou III this issue. Every proper.
~ holder should read 1t and follow ms
5~uSgecstinnr. lour property and your
uciGhburs' will to- eater Il the alleys,
streets and back Yards are cleared Of all
mllammnh!c matcrla'.
I'll" hir;:cst taxpayer III the United
Strtru IL Marshal l'Irid. the Chicago
merchant. lie is assessed on forty
million dollars. \ point not to be Ton
gotten ~ that he Is also the biggest al
ycrtIscr IN tine United STATES
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IjisgrRcrful Cundu ct

There was a disgracetul affair on the
main street last evening that cannot be
allowed TO pass in silence. AS neal as
we are able To learn James Russell. Jr..
and WIN. Moody had n row in the Com.
mercial hotel in the afternoon that was
resumed later i'll the Bakery saloon.
They were separated mt the Bakery and
friends attempted tu take Russell home.
His condition was such thai he did not
appreciate their kindness. His disorder
ly conduct and hoistrous language drew
a crowd aud for n time il looked rs il a
riot was in progress. He wa finally
started for home, but returned later and
tnn row was again started ut the Com
mercial. They were separated again
and finally met and settled their diiTre.
cnces in a friendly manner. About the
merits Of the row the writer knows
nothing, but he doen know that conduct
like that Of last evening shonld not be
permitted on the streets u Elko and
should not go UNPUBLISHED.
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FROM WEDNESDAYS DAILY
Salmagundi

Mr.. GIoscr c,mc ,I,y, fr,,u EI,o ,ri,
,ft,rrnor
Mr.. Nnul i,r ,h,s ,f,c,ro,u -, h;s
California trim.
INV """"''" p"S71'-rrS ana ninety
IT, i'''eE - All o'hi"lo r on
4 r.
r' C''"nh' arrive" iron" salt LIKE
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m'''" "''"'"E WIG" "' VIII -" .'"
N'P","'"S "'"' " '''''''E ''7'
wv "''"
~ wa :" "" i'i"''''s '"'H
Tho DrmucrHtIc aud Silver committee
ui Ormshy county hcIi Il meeting Mon.
80 "N"' - '"'',,'' ''' "'"S"n '"'
- ~ S''""
The N,stry aud Wom,n'- Guild Of St.
Paul's Parish desire I" thank the Or
chcstra, the band and all pcreons who 50
kindl! assisted at the dedication Of
leonard Hall.
Mira TL,,,os S,o,,,, NAL u- r.,
OF Mountain City. Tom Franks and
fsmiiy 4 Ruby Valley and Dan Franks
"' l.hm"IIl" Valley attended the funeral
Of Addison i. Reed yesterday.
n,uI;ts I.ord M p,., I,i.r,, ,ro;,
NJ wh,gL,v ~IIoII,u I,y, oo,I, r,o,
Jov morpng h,c,v ouo, n,c cvrrc,s s,r,
and in,x ,rnu sIO II ,o s,o oo, pL,,I-
bounda ycro rr, an ,I,. ,r.il -, ,ho
bandits
'""''S i'r"Nn VI ''"nh'ain vi! went
~ ." WV "'".' "'E"' " HE "H""I
the pnyt moru,ny IIs r.moin. warn
BOUGHT Ia EIko last evening md pro-
parrd Tor shipmcnt io Colnrado
O..
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Mr.. and Mra. Mcliridc and Mr.. mad
Mrs. MaliCtt Will lcay" tomorrow night
iur Atlanta, GrOruIu, Ia attend tho meet.
ting of the Oid Tinr TnIc,rnrLc,s
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FROM FRIDAYS DAILY


&. }. Nelson returned from Tou0pah
mud GoldGcld lnst night. Ito rays both
~ the cHmps are good.
Tho Christian Endcavor Society will
give u reception Ia the students ot the
High School tonight at Mizpah Hall.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-09-16

President - the club is james G. Carter,
the man who. II all the lawyers = Nrw
York. strmds highest III the general cs.
tenn for professional al lit, for culture
and for character
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-09-16
=cwnrc OF OIntn"nts for Cntmrrh hat
Contain Mercury,

us mercury will surcl! destroy the sense
Of smell and completely derange the
whole system when entering through
the mucous surfacCs. Such articles
SHOULD never he used except on pre-
.r!ir'i"r's fr";u reputable physicians, MS
lIr damage they will do is ten fold to
the good Won can possibly derive from
them. liaii'- Catmrh Cure, manufac.
Iur"l 10y +. j. Cheney II Co, Toledo u.
contains 40 mercury, and is taken in.
~te:nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system. In
buying Halls Catarrh Cure be sure q
get the genuine. 1t is taken internally,
and made III Toledo, Ohio, by T.. j..
Cheney II Co. Testimonials free.
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FROM SATURDAYS DAILY
Salmagundi.

cisco on No. this afternoon. He will
T"; return uutil spring.
Tho Chicago ~striS" w;s called oil Yes.
tcrlay morning AMI a great many OF the
men returned to work.
The latest dispatches fro the seat
"f war say tina, KuropA;kiu safely ac.
romplishcd his rctrcnt 10 Muklcn.
Ed KY Ger returned yesterday from
MS trip "a Missouri and tho Worlds fair
tir rrports the Missouriars happy and
prnspc,ur,.
The W.mtcrmautrl Company ina Il
neH al tu lay. The new store will he
handsomely fitted up and il more com.
moiiu- than Tho old one.
Prof. Dawkin's family arrived ycstcr-
day AFTERNOON from C~pr,uu", Utah. The
l~SDErESrLSr welcomes them and hopes
their stay in EII:u viii ne Pheasant.
\. slight improvement IN NrIi Oudcr
kinks condition ~ reported today. Ito
talks some when ruuaci up and seems
to- hc III possr ssIon Oi hIs mental faculties
The east bound flyer failed to arrive
thus morning and there viii be no rains
from the vest unit Sur9 u'clcck tonight
Tho trouble IL said 20 bc III the snow
sheds.
the Democrats of Utah have nOmm
atrd Judge .. ". Powers for Congress,
james H.. Movie, fpr Gpy,ruor md a fail
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-09-16

S"A Al ALAS ' oIh I'VE
publican convention and I~Iiggins WIS
nominated for Governor by acclan. alton. |
The ties aud two carloads of rails for
I.cuu's new electric ear line hav, arrived
ami construction work will begin shortly.
Mr.. Hunter returned from his ranch
yesterday afternoon ~ time Ia take tile
second section 81 No. 3 ipr San Francis.
GO.
There were three tickets III lEc field
1T the Drm1crati" primaries i'll Reno
Wednesday,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcbride aud Mr.. and
Mrs. Mnlictt left for Atlanta, Georgia,
last night.
Neil Ouderkirk is Improving rradu.
ally and his recovery is now only IL mat
ter Of time.
WANFED Salesman; liberal pay
weekly; permanent; established trade.
Brown Bros. &c. Rochester, y. Y.
The men who robbed Mr. Coolies
store ut Wells made their entrance
through the brick wall.
y resident vi this city who visited
Mound Iionse yesterday states that car.
pentcrs and survey ors are at work on
the new ore sauipllug works at that
pIacc.-Appeal.
MIR. Greenfield went ont to Lamuillc
today. lie will hold services tn, re Sun
day morning and return tn Elko III time
for the evening service.
y severe stoTm of wind and rain ragged
over New York CI'y and vicinity We'd
nesday night. There WIS much uamdgr
to property On sea and shore.
/ w. ii. ilarronu. Il ST. Joseph, Mis-
sonrl elevator man, is under indictment
for forging 81 ,0OO,00G worth OF bills OF
ladinS and warehouse receipts. He gave
himself up TO the police.
|; now looks MS if George Is. Cortcl-
you us a campaign fund raiser will
come lots . nearer busting the trusts
than dii Philtuder Knox as attorney
general.-Atlanta journal.
Inc lines says the hay crops OF
Mason Valley this year ave been great
II han FOR many Years past. \ number
Of ranchers will cut a tbir,i crou and
| then have good pas,urage left.
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had rpiucd uuch
m''' '''"NF !"' u ''"N" ne Il good
WIZ F"'" WV s".T h'cn"e"' lhdeeu!
,'P'''" '' XIII VIII. tic determined Jaw
on tell Eonr mother Ill make! You IL
The wedding OF Miss Flossic Ford
and Mr.. =. -. Formnn will take place,
| this evening at the Wheeler nome. The
bride is II daughter Of Mr.. pnd Mrs. j. G.
Ford aud the groom is a PROSPEROUS
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SAVINGS

Deposits will Re received in sums
from One Dollar up and put at interest
on the first lay oftru following month.
The rate of interest will he fixed by the
directors after this year, but for this
year FOUR per cent. per annum Is
guaranteed. 4 bank book Is given
each depoSitor.
Deposits sent by mail will receive
prompt attention.
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ID IN.

REEp-In Ike, Nevada, September II
1901, Addison Z. Reed. II native OF
Iowa, aged 3Tyears, 5mos. auu II days.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-11-21
urday. The advance sale is now open. Secure seats at once.
POIi'a TheRter.

This afternoon opens a new weekly bill at Poli's, and a special holiday show will be given on Thanksgiving. The show will be continuous from 1 to Il p. m. An extra big bill will be of fered.
 Emil Hoch. Jane Elton & Co.,, with their comedy success, entitled, Mile. Ricci," which has created a furore in all Of the great cities of the circuit.
 The olio will be rich with bright vau- deville numbers headed by Tony Will son and Holoise, with tramplin bar act of extraordinary merit. The Or pheus comedy four, with fifteen min utes of mirth and melody riot, Allen nier's monkey with comicaI tricks will be one of special interest for the chill dren and the daily matinees. ...
 J. c, Nugent and Grace Fertig with a sketch, 'An Absent Minded Beggar, '' Aurie Dazwell as the Girl of ST. Mile. Amorris, assisted with Mile. Charlotte, with series of trapeze performances, Willie Gardner as the dancing expert, and the eIectrograph with the motion pictures will complete the bill. ,.. ;. Prices: Evenings, 10, 20 and 30 cents; matinees, 10 and 20 cents: ladies at matinees, 10 cents; box seats 50 cents.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-11-21
PERFECT FITTING CORSETS
AT THE MANUFACToRY OF HENRY IT. TODD.

The CorsetS Are All Made to Order from
 Accurate Measurement and Are of All
 Grades--ArtistIc Work.
 Among the many dainty articles of lingerie which are now necessary to a lady's wardrobe the corset is the item of most importance, for with 1t she is is either happy and comfortable or she Is miserable according to the ''fit" and feeling of the same, and an I'll fitting corset makes an Ill fitting figure. Many of the ladies of this city and vicinity are aware, and many more will be glad to know that at the manufactury of Henry H. Todd, 2s2 and 2S4 York street, near Broadway they may obtain per feet fitting corset made from their own measurements and fitted to them personally by Mrs. Todd. The corset will be os the latest mode that Dame Fashion has decreed and the purchaser may suit herself as to the price and material, according to the length of her purse strings. She may choose from a book of samples of goods which they keep always In stock a low price cor set of jean coutil, or batiste, or she may pay the highest price of twenty five dollars and be the happy possessor of dainty corset of brocade, danask, or silk. in white, cream or the deli cate pastel shades, and which will be trimmed with real lace. At this man. ufactory are no ready-made corsets which do or do not fit as may hap pen, but their trade is by order only, and as they have agents in the prin- eipal cities in New England and New York and in other states their force of fourteen employees, occupying three floors of the building, are busy the year through, excepting the month of All gust when Mir. and Mrs. Todd take their summer vacation. They have an office in New York at the New, Amster- dam hotel, Fourth avenue and Twenty first street, where Mrs. Todd fits GUS toners on Monday and Friday, and she is also in Hartford on Wednesday in the Brown and Thompson building. and she Is assisted in Hartford by Mrs. Crandall of Pennington and they also have three agents in Hartford. Corsets ordered from more distant cities are made strictly from measurements talk en by their agents. On Tuesday, Thurs day and Saturday Mrs. Todd may be seen in the office of the factory in this city. The corset this fall differs in cut from the former low bust, as 1t is now higher in front and the extreme straight front no longer fashionable as the lines are much more curved in front and over the hips. For the stout person the long hip corset is de reguer but for the slender person. the short hip Is the desirable mode.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-11-21
MANCHEsER MARTYRS.

Fine Programme Rendered Last Even
 ing at New Haven Theater.
 The principal feature of the Manches- ter martyrs memorial, which was held at the New Haven theater last evening was a lecture by Miss Charlotte Nelly neux Holloway, who spoke on the '|or- igin and Language of the Gaelic Race" !" while concert still further added to the enjoyment of the occasion. The memorial was held under the auspices of the Emmet club. Miss Margaret Hogan soprano and Miss Mary c. Lynch, alto, of this city, always favor ties were especially engaged for tke occasion.
 F. F. Radigan, basso. and tom E. Lynch, tenor, of the Cathedral chcir, Hartford, gave their hearers decided treat. rs
 Instrumental selections by the First regiment, A. O. H.. hand were render ed. The vocalists were accompanied by William E. Haesche. The following is the programme: @ #
 First Regiment A. o. H.. Band. II. Alto-"M Meeting of the Waters, q
 .,.......... ...........,......... Moore | Miss Mary C. Lynch. : ?. Tenor-"Beautiful Girl of Kildare
 .. ...................... Lavelle -....A,. MT. John E. Lynch.
 8. Soprano-"C Clare's Dragoons" Davis
 Miss Margaret A. Hogan. 4. Basso Lament of the Milesians"
 .............. ..t....,............ Davit
 MT. Peter F. Radigan. D. Duet-Selected. ~....t. Miss Hogan, Miss Lynch. 6. Lecture-"Origin and Language of
 the Gaelic Race
 Miss Charlotte Molyneux Holloway.
 Introduction by James M. Sullivan,
 . #.@ chairman. < -r " 't< SECOND PART @ <. Selections by the band. T. Tenor Eileen Mavourneen" ...... ............... ...s. ........ Benedict
 MT. Lynch.
 8. Alto-"Where the Beautiful Rivers
 Flow" ............ :. ,,... Father Ryan Miss Lynch.
 g. Duet-"The Moon Has Cast Her Lamp Above ..1............... Benedict Mr. Lynch, MT. Radigan. 10. Soprano-"Oh, Dry Those Tears" ...................s.. Del fIelse a .... Miss Hogan. Ii. Basso-"The Irishman" ........ Orr Mi. Radigan. 12. Quartet-"Oft in the Silly Night" ..............,.....,.. Moore Miss Hogan, Miss Lynch, MT. Radigan MT. Lynch. 'a~s F'inale-Selection by the band.