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The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-22
F. s B. Beer's Cotton Letter.

fBy Private Wire to Caldwell Ward & Col
 NEW ORLEANS. March 2I.-As Liverpool was much more favorable than expected our market opened 37 to 40 higher'on the old crop months and to higher on the new. Shortly after fresh buying occasioned an ad- vance of to 4 points. but subsequently, the freer interior and liberal estimated receipts for tomorrow at New Orleans Galveston and the top, The good demand for hedged cotton caused an advance og 25 to 27 from the bot tom near the close. making the net gain 34 to 3b on the old crop options. whereas the gate 5. 900, against 2s 900 last year The five leading interior towns during the same time received l2.ooo. against l5ooo last year, The semi-weekly receipts at the l3 lesdnS interior towns are estimated to be movement on the whole continues fairly Iib- eral. but it is claimed that large sales of hedged spot cotton have been made to spin ners on the break. indicating that they are ton on the spot cannot be sold because hold CTS of the hedged article are in position to sell considerably under factors prices The market has reacted about 40 points since the break on Friday, and 1t is questionable wheth- CT spinners will follow the advance If val ues should remain steady exporters believe the demand will continue. The danger how ever, is in rushing deliveries too quickly and checking the disposition shown to buy spots. Liverpool though. is bul'ish and vance to heavy buying hv the continer: an1 Europe. The action of Liverp pol. rccirts and the demand for spots Will regulate the fC- ture course of the market
 Caldwell. Ward 6 Co.'S Market Letter
 NEW YORK. March 2l.-It is a general yer dict that the cotton harket has stood the re-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-22
CincInnoti ProvIsions.

CINCINNATI, March 2l-Flour steady. Wheat quiet Lard quiet, 6 50. Bulk meats quiet, 7.25. Bacon steady, 8 50. Whiskey steady, .29. Sugar easy; hard refined. 4. 1865 5s.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-22
New York Dry Goods.

NEW YORK. March 2I.-In the dry goods market the maintenance of prices in the raw material market has inspired fresh confidence in sellers of merchandise and no evidence of weakness in any quarter is apparent. Buy CTS have not been active and little interest has been shown in the course of the market Job bers have transacted only moderate business with nearby trade.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-22
The leading futures ranged us follOwS:

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour easy.
 Corn-No. 2. SIM; No. 2 yellow, SPA. Oats-No. 2, 3elE; No. white, Al. Mess pork, per 100 lbs; I3.2o@ Is.l2h. Short Short ribs sides Goose). 6 Soas .6aM. Short clear sides (boxedl. 7.25Q7 .371a. Whiskey, basis of high wines. l.29.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-22
New Orleans Sugar,

NEW ORLEANS March 2l-sugar steady; open kettle 2%63 3-l6; open kettle centri- fugal. 3G3Es: centrifugal whites. 4 5-I6; vel lows. 3Ad4; seconds, 2lsd3is Molasses nom inal; open kettle. 2od25; centrifugal. lo4I5. Syrup, 2O625.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-22
St. Louis Provisions.

ST. LOUIS March 2I.-Flour unchanged. whiskey steady. 32lz
 Pork lower; prime steam. 6.45. Bacon steady: boxed extra shorts, 7.S7h clear ribs. 7.371z; short clear. 800.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-22

0bily OOtLon MafkeC.
 NEW YORK, March 2I.-Cotton steady mlddling, 50; net receipts, 356; gross re- ceipts 3.3o9; sales. 3,e77; stock. 90 Io7 Total to-day: Net receipts 727o; exports Continent, B. .433; Japan, SO Stock, 64o.- 9l7. Consolidated; Net receipts, I4,767; ex- ports: Great Britain. s62: continent 30, eo6; ; Japan. 50. Total since September [: Net re- QIS 2zo: France, e47 i4; continent. 2,3o7.- NEW oRLEANs.-Cotton irregular and un- settled; sales, 4.65o. Ordinary I2 LIS; good ordinary. l3%; low middling, "A: mid aling, LA; good middling. IA ll-i6; middling Ialr I5 i-l6. Receipts. 2,566; stock. sea- 2 GALvESTON.-Nominal: middling, I4%; re- ceipts. 2,072: stock. 32. 67e.
 MoBILE,-Nomiual; receipts, l3e; stock. e.
 SAVANNAH middling, I4%; re. ceipts, ,367; stock. 45. 974. sCHARLESTOE.-Buyers and sellers apart; receipts, IS; stock, 9,63o
 4 4WILMINGTON.-Noth doing: receipts 69: stock 6,426.
 NCRFoLK-Receipts. 800: stock, II, POO stock, 3.2eo
 BosToN.-Dun; middling. i4.so; net re- eeipts i26: gross 2.2I7.
 PHTLADEIPHIA.-steady middling I4.75; receipts. I9 stock, 96O
 ST LoUIS.-Quiet middling, l4M; receipts 764; stock. 2l.752.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-22
wnrld,a vis,,,le snnnlv.

NEW YORK. March 2I.-The visible supply of grain Saturday. Ma=ch l9. compiled by the New York Produce Exchange is follows Wheat. 32, e25, GOO bushels: decrease, 3l7, GOO
 Corn. e.5Ioooo bushels; decrease 3.6, 900. Oats. 1 0. o69 900 bushels; decrease. 5. ooO Rye 959 GOO bushels: decrease, 76ooo. Barley 3, ,696, 900 bushels; decrease, S4, 900.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-22

wILMINGToN.-Turpent nothing doing; receipts. I9 casks. Rosln nothing doing; re- Crude turnentine firm, 2.25, 100 and 100; receipts, IS.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-22
Naval Stores.

SAVANNAH, March 2I.ooTurpentine fir1nn Resin Arm; sales 244: receipts. 45e; exports lI3. Quote: A, B. (, D. 2.5o; E. 2.55: E NJ, g. 35; N. 3 50; W G. 3.7o; W w, LOO.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-22

FOR SALE-Handsome Short Horn Cow, large milker: also Hereford and Grade Jersey Cows fresh in milk. W. E. Hinson, Agt.. Houghton Farm, Rural Route No. l.
 WANTED-You to know about the big re- duction in mating to-day. s. 50 China mat 69S; l2 so Jap. and China mating, 10. 75. We lay all mating Tree. A. s. Knowles Dry Goods Co. wANTED-You to know that we are selling 3 50 and 400 Suit Cases for 2 96; also g. oo and 500 trunks for 3.es to-day. A. s. Knowles Dry Goods Ce-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-22
easury Balances.
Marina NfWe

WASHINGTON March 2I-TreasurV bal ances S225, 2I7,eI5 gold sll,7es. ee5.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-22
New York Cotton Fntnrea.

NEW YORK. March 2I.-The following were day:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-22

Chicago Terminal 4s ...... 60 Consolidated Tobacco 4s .... ......" 25A Colorado and Southern As ...... 6o5 Denver and Rio Grande As ...... Sl1s Erie prior lien As ..... .....' SI., Fort Fort Worth and Denver City list -. ... lo4a Hooking Valley 41as ...... .... .......lOS. Louisville and Nashville unified As .. .... esh Manhattan consol gold As ..,.i. < Mexican Central As 64
 Mexican Central st Inc. .. .....,.... I3h Mnn and St. Louis 4s :... .... g5
 Missouri, Kansas and Texas 4s %. ...... 9I5 Missouri Kansas and Texas Ends 7Ih Nat. R. R. of Mexico conol As 70
 New York Central gen. 3zs S1h Northern Pacifc 4s .... .... .... ......io5h Northern Pacific 3s .... .... ... IZ
 Norfolk and Western consol As 9S& oregon Short Line As and Partic 9315 Read ReadnS sorU Feners 4s ... ....... ssE St Louis and Iron Mtn. consol 5s ...... 3h St Louis and San Francisco fg. As S2A St Louis Southwestern lsts .... ...... 93h Seaboard Air Line As 66
 Southern Pacific As .................." Sn
 Southern Railway 5s ........... 2% Texas and Pacific sts ......II6
 Toledo St. Louis and Western As 70
 Union Pacific 4s ........ IO3ss Union Pacific conv. As .... ...... 96k United States Steel End 5s ........ I4h Wabasn lsts '''' .''' zee '''' ''''''' ISsss Wabash Deb. ...s............ 0O& Wheeling and Lake Erie 4s.... ........ s5
 Wisconsin Central 4s S9%
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-22

RLESTON.-Turpentine and rosin nom' final; quotations omitted.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-22
Local Cotton Markst.
Daily Cotton Market.

Quotations for spot cotton in the local cotton market to-day were l4 cents.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-22
LfvarpocI Cotton Frtures.

LIVERPOOL. March 2I.-Cotton futures opened firm and closed unsettled American
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-22

New York Stock List.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-12-09

EFT artigt och f~0rbindligt umganges-
satt. En- sirlig boett kan omsluta EFT
underhaltigt ur. Samme person, som
Dir f0rekommande och belefvad till ex-
empel mot en- qvinna af h0gre stand,
kan uppfora sig framfusigt eller ohof-
viskt mot en- AMMAN af lagre samhalls-
stallning. Aldrig har val | vart land
inom less h6gre sallskapskrestar radt
EFT sadant galanteri, som under Diet s.
k. g~ustavianska ti~dehvarfvet. Men al
Orig har val inom ANNA samhallsla-
ger radt en- sadan slapphet l sederna
som da. Den f6rstuckna liderligheten
satte spets pa conversational afven |
salongerna. ON Diet an ar battre
stalldt l vara dagar, sd ar dock en- be-
lefvad sallskapston ingalunda liktydig
med EFT SAINT hjartas adelskap.
For astadkommandet af EFT sadant
fordras EFT grepp, som traffar saliva
hjarteroten. bet dr. godt att sasom
arf predisposition ega en- viss med
Todd h0gsinthet. bet Dir en- varderik
forman att ia vaxa upp / EFT ! sann
mening flint och bildadt hem. Men
till dessa f0rutsattningar maste under
laget af en- Sam manniskokarlek kom-
ma. Diamanten forblir namligen en-
stem med stenens kyla, hur mycket
den an slipas. Den kan val atergifva
s~olstralen, men ej varma som den.
Men karleken ar en- kompass, som
standigt visar, | hvilken riktning n
ord och gerningar skola ga, och en-
magnet, som drager hjartan / valvilja
mot h%varandra. Karleken g0r Diet moi
ligt for hvar och en- att ma en- verklig
forfining, som sprider EFT ljuflighetens
behag Oliver ems personlighet under
mvar med andra och gor blotta
b%er0ringen med en- sjalf angenam for
andra. Skulle Diet an kosta kamp mot
raheten och sjalfviskheten, sa ar det
dock mojligt for hvem som helst utaf
oss att blifva verkligt forfinade man.
niskor.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-12-09
(Forts.l
n OCH FoRFINING.

Diver delta ANNE hoIl rektorn vid
Lidkopings observation-disclosures
G.. Vestling vid den nya teiminens
begynnelse EFT tai, hvars innehall sy-
mes oss val fortjant att sprijas / vida
re kretsar.
Ingen kulturmanniska will gerna ga
och gala for ohyfsad, men hvar och
en- will anses for att ega EFT stadadt
och bildadt vasen. Orekliger har /
var It'd den vaxande civilisationen af-
satt som produkt afven EFT hogre matt
af allmanhyfsning (jfr t. ex. brottmals-
annalerna forr och nu). Men nycken
rahet jaser pa djupet den stora ming
dens Sinner. Sara blot en- annans
sjalfviska lifsintressen, oca han skall
afkasta masken. Den l6sa forgyllnin.
gen ar afskrubbad, den oadla metal
len med sin giftiga rost Dir aftackt. /
umgangeslifvet m0ta personcr, son
visa sig artiga och forekommande -
/ synnerhet i fruntimmerssa,lskap -
men som bland likasinnade aftacka
orena kallutsprang i sin sjal. Talet
spackas med eder, slippriga visor
%sjungas, skamt fores, som g6r dem
om0jliga bland sedliga manniskor. he
hafva liksom den romerske Janus iva
a~nsigten.
Hur forhaller Diet sig ia ned oss?
Infor en- grundligare s~jalfpr0fning tor
| de vi finna att afven vart vase1 behof-
yer ALT vidare bearbetas af den sauna
odlingens f0radlande krafter. Men
man fattar ofta Ell raft, hvad Ell akta
| f0rfining innebar. Den ar i~.golunda
liktydig med en- yttre polityr. Den be-
star / en- nastan instinktlik ~finkanslig-
het och TAXI, som f0rstar att rata
utan att sara. Den visar sig i lust och
| formaga att ordna hela slit lif fran
h6gre synpunkter och mot h0gre NAL.
En- sadan forfining ar icke den mi
delbara frukten af bokliga studier. Err
f~arenheten bestyrker att t. o. m. en-
vetenskapligt bildad person mycket
val kan vara en- ohyfsad barbar och
kanske ga under / raa niutningar. Per-
soner erhalla pa grund af kunskaper
och skicklighet DEMONSTRATING och
formanskap, men visa sig sa brutala
att de arc en- skrack for dem, som !
nagot hanseende AFRO beroende af dem.
Icke ems EFT dodt ~religi0st vetande
humaniserar en- manniska.
Den sauna forfiningen | sinnet kan
existera t. o. m. utan samband med
h0gre boklig bildning. sd kan t. ex.
en- gammal gumma, som Tart litet och
sett litet af verlden, Diet oaktadt roja
en- personlighet, sa fin och nobel, EFT
satt att tanka, tala och handla, sa hog
sinnadt att man maste med v0rdnad
Sc upp till henne, och att n egen
smasinthet domes af hennes nobless.
Lika litet f0rvarfvar man sig den
akta f0rfiningens adelsmarke genom
Svenska monitoren., 1904-12-09

ganger till mig, Iowa mig att ON jag
anda en- gang slSulle ga bort fore min
man. nj talar vid min kista 6fver Ko-
rinterbrefvet. Efter Diet har min Al
brekt lefvat, efter Diet har han be-
handlat mig och burit vart ode!
Hans karlek var, sasom vers 4 sager,
talig och mild: den a%fundades intet,
den skalkades intet, den uppblastes
, icke. Och efter vers 5 skickade den
| sig icke o~hofveliga, sokte den icke
slit!
Zwota drog djupt efter andan och
tycktes for EFT par sekunder upptagen
| af nagon sarskild tanke.
Hartard andades knappt.
Der stodo de iva - qvinnan, som
dolde slit ansigte bakom Diet b0ljande
| floret, och manner, pa hvilkens an
sigte en- svag rodnad langsamt steg
upp och lyssnade till p~restens ord.
Lyssnade till dem frackt och skam-
lost!
Han darrade | ALA leder. Eft nastan
oemotstandligt begar grep honom att
rifva bort floret fran den oblyga qvin-
mas ansigte, att infor ALA de narvaran-
de ropa till sin far:
L0gn, l0gn! Kan du saga att Ell
alltsammans ar en- erbarmlig l0gn?
Den milda gubbrosten fortfor att
tala. Zwota afvek Ell ran tankegan-
gen | slit tai. Han Taste upp hvarenda
vers.
Och i vers Z f0rdrog karleken
ALT, trodde den ALT, hoppades, talde
ALT. Men pa hennes grafvard villa vi
satta vers 8: "Karlken Wander aldrig
ater''. Fran henne har den icke vandt
alter, och denna qvinna, som de hvilka
stodo henne mer aflagset betraktade
som en- martyr, kunde annu pa sin
d0dsdag saga: jag har varit sa lyck.
lig!" ON den man som under sjugo-
ire langa ar har tyglat sin sjudande
ungdoms- och mannakraft, som af-
staff fran hvarje AMMAN lycka, som
han kanske kunnat gripa, for att CORA
sig till en- outtrottlig s~jukvaktare, an
nu beh0fde EFT vittnesb0rd, sa har den
hadangangna gifvit honom Diet. Kort
fore hennes sista stund, ! EFT ogon-
blick da hon trodde sig narmare till
frisknandet an OGDEN, gaf hon honom
Diet genom att saga: jag har varit
sa lycklig!"
Sonen, som berofvats sin NOR, har,
uppskakad af sorg och afven tacksam'
het, berattat mig Diet.
Da, ia! ropade Diet / Hartard. Da
- mar jag annu int visste - eller
hade glomt -.
- Jag vet ocksa att jag fullgor en-
den aflidnas onskan, fortfor Zwota
hjartligt, mar jag har annu en- gang
sager er hvad nj ju ALA ha sett och
yarderat.
FOrtSl
Svenska monitoren., 1904-12-09
"sLAeET" vID poeeERssANk.
De vettskramda ryssarna.

Londontidningen Daily Mails korre-
spondent Edgar Wallace - hvilken
under en- fold af ar gjort sig kand
som en- tillforlitlig meddelare - har
lyckats att / Vigo ia en- del intressanta
uppgifter af en- af ryska ostersj0eska-
derns man rorande dess anfall mot
den britiska fiskeflottan. AT latt be-
gripliga skal maste engelsmannen re-
dan fore intervjuen forbinda sig att
icke aterge namn fran sin ryska inter-
lokutors b~erattelse, hvilken / Diver
sSttning lyder salunda:
- Jag ar steward i officersmassen
pa Diet ryska slagskeppet -. Den
matt angreppet pa Eordston egde rum,
hade jag vakten | penteriet. Sedan
jag efter middagen diskat glas och
porslin gick jag in 1 massrummet, der
sex ~oficerare suite och spelade kort.
Ingen ombord a berusad, undanta-
gandes en- af underoficerarna.
Jag satt just och skref / massen,
mar en- kadett kom inrusande och 1
uppenbarligen mycket ofverretad sim
restraining utropade: Here Gud,
japanerna angripa oss!"
Samtliga officerare rusade ogon-
blickligen upp pa dack. Sjalf STAN
made jag qvar under dack. Strax der
efter kom en- matros ned och SADIE att
lojtnant - vile ha iva glas konjak
upp pa dack. Jag utforde ordern
skyndsamt, och l Stamina ogonblick jag
kom upp pa dack med konjaken horde
jag kanonskott.
Samtliga matroser lago framstupa
pa dack, och officerarna hade sokt be-
tackning. Jag maste bekanna att jag
var mycket radd. isynnerhet som Off
cerarna voro ytterligt nervosa och Ia
lade h0gljudt samtidigt. Kadetten-
svangde sin stickert, ropande: "Japa-
nerna, japanerna!"
Jag gick med konjaksglasen till lott
n~anten, som befallde mig att STAMINA
qvar pa dack, enar jag maste vara till
hands. Da jag sag ut oliver vattnet,
kunde jag ingenting urskilja, enar va
dret a dimmigt; dock sag jag tyd-
ligt flaggskeppets signaler.
Jag horde en- af officerarna saga att
fyra japanska t~orpedbatar angripit var
eskader, fran hvars samtliga fartyg
Diet sk6ts | delta ogonblick. Fran vart
fartyg afskotos atskilliga salvor fran
de mindre kanonerna. Mar vAra ljus-
kastare b0rjade spela, upptackte jag
fiendens fartyg. Enligt min berakning
var Diet omkring tjugo sma torpedba-
tar, och de befunno sig pa EFT afstand
af knappt en- kilometer fran oss. vi
fortsatte kanonaden under ungefar ito
minuter och lemnade platsen utan att
ha lidit nagon skada.
Under hela natten var hvarje man
placerad vid kanonerna. vid solupp-
gangen minskades farten, och dykare
unders0kte, ON vart fartyg lidit nagon
skada.
Pa er fraga, ON icke o%ficerarna vo-
70 druckna, svarar jag, som redan
sagts, att de icke voro Diet; men de
voro mycket nerv0sa, och en- af l0it.
nanterna var sa nerves att han SWIM
made.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-12-09

H0ga ansprak. - Skulle nj villa Ia
emot EFT rad, fr0ken?
Mycket, mycket gerna; men Diet
maste vara minst EFT kommerserad!
Bara osannlngar. Domaren: - sta
int och prata dumheter nu, edra med
brottslingar ha sagt precis m~otsatsen.
Ach, int ska nadi domarn tro,
hva' dom safer, dom ljuger dom me-.
Arizona republican., 1904-12-11

He expects to make even better rec ord with his new gun at the Christmas shoot.
 There will be regular preaching ser vice at the PTesby byterian church on Sunday, December 18th.
 We were all very sorry indeed to learn that last Sunday, December 4th would be the last time MT. c. H. Sea mems of Phoenix, would be our-leader in church. It was also complete suT- prise to MT. Seamens, and he was ter ribIy disappointed. In the latter part Of July he was appointed leader in the church at Peoria and WiEkenburg for a period of eight months. He at once took charge of the work, and has made himself well liked by both 'oOnSrega- tionS, being an earnest, ZealouS worker. It seems that the representative of the Presbyterian Board in Phoenix had another man appointed to take charge, without consulting with MT. Seamens, or any of the members of this church, and as a result the new minister takes charge at once. We do not think MT. Seamens was treated at all fair in the matter nor in fact was the cOngrega tiOn or the officers of the church. MT. Sea mems has made everyone his friend here, and has done good work. We trust he will not altogether forget us, and that We may have a chance to lis ten to him again in the near future.
 Ire Rev. John W. DorGance has been appointed missionary for Peoria as well as four other districts. On Tuesday, the 9th he made himself acquainted with the ranchers and residents here. driving around personally to each house. In the evening he gave his first
Arizona republican., 1904-12-11
SUPERVISORS CLERK
The Democrats of the County Are Bit
 terIy Divided.

There is a division in the ranks oi
 the county democracy over the dlVl- sion of the spells. It is at present more prominently manifest in the con test for the Cffice of clerk of the board | of supervisors Immediately after the election. wher it was assured that the
 board would again be democratic seN- eraI candidates appeared in the heid, and especially when 1t was announced that Neri Osborn, who has been clerk for the last four years, would not De candidate for reappointment.
 But most of the candidates fell odt cf the race after conferences with the democratic members of the board, leaving only two. Professor T. IT. Roser. late of the Phoenix high school, and w. G. Pendieton. It was reported day or two ago that MT. Pendleton would probably be given the appoint ments that one, if not both, the demo- cratic members were for him.
 At this report considerable part or the county democrats, particularly the members ~cf the Young Mems Demo cratic club, rose up in arms and de clared -thar they were not sure that Nr. Pendleton was, a democrat at all. At any rate, they had never heard him shouting in cases Of emergency. For the militant clement of the party, Fro lessor Roser was put forward, ana yesterday a petition in his behalf was put into circulation Last night it bore the names of all the members of the democratic county central committee who could be communicated with and most ef the democratic office holders about the court house, including that of MT. Osborn. the present clerk Of the board.
Arizona republican., 1904-12-11
NATURE SPARES
The Stricken Rose From Grief.

What a, fortunate provision of na- tura it Is that deprives the rose of mental suffering; Tor how poignant would be it's grief to discover, in the height of it's blooming gloyy, that a canI1er fed at its heart, and that it's beauty and fragrance were doomed forever. Nature always spares the suf- fering; she $ ye.itable store-house of pleasing rewards, for those who seek Ter aid. In the years gone by falling hair and SrayneSs have cast a gloom over the lives of thousands of young women, but thanks to the investiga- tions of scientists the true cause of klair destruction is now known to be a germ or parasite that burrows into the hair follicles. NewbTo's Herpicide absolutely destroys ttis germ, thus permitting the hair to grow as nature intended. Sold by leading druggists. Send 10c in stamps for sample to The Herpicide Co.,, Detroit, Mich. H. Good man, druggist special agent.
Arizona republican., 1904-12-11
BUILDING A CHURCH
The Progress Made by the People of
 the Fowler NeighborhOod.

turkey supper was given by the ladies of the newly organized Baptist church in the Fowler neighborhOod. The object of the supper was to raise money to go toward the building of d church. Since the organization, the congregation, under Rev. J. B, Hutton. has been holding services in the. Fow- Ter school house.
 The project for the building of the church is being strongly encouraged by the people of that community, not only by the members of the church, but by others. The supper was therefore well attended and the sum of S42.15 was netted. The ladies having the matter in charge received the thanks Of those who attended both for the magnifi- cence of the supper and the manner in which it was served.
 The supper was preceded by an in teresting programme. Misses Nina McElhaney, Lizzie Faulknan and Lu- cile Kelly each sang @ solo, under the direction of the popular teacher of that district, Mrs. Ida Swiggett, who also sang. Miss Celia Wilson gave a pleas ing recitation, and all who took part in the exercises did well.
 Everybody seemed happy and inter- ested in the ultimate object of the supper. In connection with the pro- posed building of the church the fol- lowing statement has been made: Of the $1, 100 needed to complete the house and leave it free Of debt, the cOngrega- tion lacks S22S. Feeling the great-need of a house of worship in that commu- nity, the pastor, Mir Hutton, contrib utes of his salary, which is net large. enough to pay for putting up the brick walls of the building. The community has responded well. The following ap- peal has also been made: Believing that the business people of Phoenix are interested in the welfare of the farm ing community, morally as well as financially, we propose to give them an opportunity of lending us q helping hand toward raising the $22S still need ed. Any encouragement given us will be most thankfully received"