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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-11-08
PAT GROVE, KlDNAPER.
After the Cudahy Episode lie Pan
nod 10 Capfurc Rockefeller.

Pat Grove, the kldnaper Of Edward
Cudahy. Jr., who says that he once had
n scheme all fixed up for the capture
Of John ID. Rockefeller, declares that ne
is not the originator of the ransom Dusi-
ness. Julius Caesar. he AYERS, was tne
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-11-08
SOUTH BOUND.

". W. woodside. Agent
The Holly chieftain., 1905-06-23
oeesoe 1oe ovoiiessso~

SAFE Or % s.a.Is T. s n Jase Sss'''
In The nsztier 0i ahe EAAae 1essA. 4. u. laks
At > r. White, 1hcrAse1i.
OrArr,i 10 slaow cause as petition for sale a
mis- sssiser sxnaing ora II liz heard nu ihis
2lxt dav VI Jun~ A. y, isas,. up.sn the Ie.iti.n
filrd hrreis by W y. White, rAeciitr III ths.
last will and testament II Il. =. White. dcceased.
for the sAles the f,lioain$ .lescIil.d real es-
tale or = lpssFtisn thereof. fo-Alt tAas Due "a
aud TIVE t.l Ia Black zen iv,. Lots s~ven "a
xaA Fight Is, in Heck Five "a. and tIH Onr q
in Bls'cx Esght Ia In the original town ;a hsi
l..y lsras,ty u ProHeTs aud elaie Of COlnIAds'.
far the ls,irlA-a- of paying fla~ debts allowed
against the said real estate and f"F The brsa
interests and l'enrfr Of the ssid estate AS Is
fully set forth IN the said PETITION.
And II HOS appearing tD the Court from said
Urtstiss that proper aud legal ground exist f.r
nI r ~ q :sd real :, s.'.,e; = r,a x III.
COtirt that Dallas Edward White. = h,insr And
ouly heir atlxw AND sole isssAis< under the
lsst will and test ,ment n II the said >: n ~nae'
sas, and O. D. kut,rdg-. y AivA, 4kiai,onA.
noa,insie Ell and spis.dntsd iy sAid last ~iii and
testament ~ the suatdiiiias u tne salu iainof
nAllas Edward White and J. b. IraAler, u
Lamar. Colorado, guardian I'd litem ty OI3er
u this Court of xAli minor be and appear h--
fore this Court at the court room thereof IN the
County Court HOtlse In the town III Lamar.
(I,,inty and State aforesaid OH the 2ith day Of
July, A. d. l9tk, al the hour Of 10 O'Clock In tile
foFenOnn Of sal, day then and there 10 show
be iia4ic directing the said W. Il. White TO eeli
the whole or 70 much Of said real estate ~ m;i.
be necessary for the purposes specified III said
petition,
II Is further ordered that this order l'e pub
lisl,ed for II least four ~ successive weeks IN
the HOLLY CH1EFTAiN, = public newspaier
published IN said County.
it 10 further ordered that i. B. Traxler OF the
said county Of fr0wers be and lie ID hereby
appointed guardian ad litcM for the said Dallas
kdw .rsl White, minor, to represent said mil,or
at said hearing.
BY tie Court:
[sEALI GEORGE II. THoRNE,
County Judge.
First publication, June %. 1905.
List publication, July n. 1875.
The Holly chieftain., 1905-06-23
nuse Task

1t was a huge task to undertake the
cure OF such bad case OF kidney dis
ease as that OF C. F. Collier Of Chero-
kee, Iowa. but Electric Bitters did it
lie writes: My Kidneys were so far
gone could not sit on Il chair with
tut a cushion; and suffered from
dreadful backacEe, headache and de
preston. In Electric Bitters. however
I found cure. and by them was re-
s'0redto perfect health. l recon.
mend this great tonic medicine to all
with weak kidneys, liver or stomach.
Guaranteed by Ikelman Bros, drug
Kists; prics SOC. i, is
The Holly chieftain., 1905-06-23
DIR. R. D. WILSON.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
holly. CoLoRADo.
Charter OF First National Bank o
Holly.
First Publication April %. laH.
Last Publication june ~, 1905.


TREASURY DEPA ARTMENT
Office Of Comptroller of the Currency.
Washington, ID. O., April %, 1905.
VII EREAS by satisfactory evi.
dence presented to the undersigned, it
has been made to appear that ."Thc
First National Bank of Holly" In the
town Of Holly, in the county Of Prnw-
ers and state of Colorado. has complied
with all the provisions of the Statutes
Of the United States, required to be
complied with before an association
shall be authorized to commence the
business Of banking:
NOW TH HERETOFORE I. William q.
Ridgely, Comptroller of the Currency.
do hereby Ger ify that Tho First Nj.
tlonal Bank of Holly" in the town Of
Holly, IN the county of Pruwers, and
state of Colorado. is authorized to
commence the business of banking as
provided in Section Fifty one hundred
ana sixty nine nf the revised statutes
Ut the lrited States.
In testimony thereof. witness nv
band and seal VI office III S twenty scc.
Ond day of April, 1905.
[sEAIl WY. B. RypeEty,
Comptroller Of the Currency.
The Holly chieftain., 1905-06-23

other points are elsd to make q
Eve year contract with anv farm
sr. for all the beets they can rsise.
at s per ton delivered at. factory,
90 that . farmer for five years
ahead knows what he is going TO
get.
The Holly chieftain., 1905-06-23
a Bad scare

Some day you will get a bad scare
when You feel a pain in your bowels
aud fear appendicitis. Safety lies IN
DR. Kings New Life Pills, Il sure cure
for all bowel and stomach diseases,
uch as headache. biliousnesS. cOStive-
ness. etc. Guaranteed at Ikelmans'
drug store. only 25c. Try them.
The Holly chieftain., 1905-06-23
HARPER RYE

On Every Tongue'' pure. old rich, mellow; the
acme OF excellence In whskey production Best aS
beverage. Safest ard NEST ltsfac all uses,
See Harper Whskey exhibit in rcutural building.
Worlds Fair, St Louis. Sold by JONES BROS.
The Holly chieftain., 1905-06-23
PHONE 81 BLACK
A>vsstsssas sasss.

AAvsst6staO oases.
vns inch single col. display. pr nsasa.
!. =. do,,ble col, - ~.
aeesl reading notices pr hss. snch tesfn' :,
REDUCED rates xill he sasA~ - dissaay aas
70 excessive aAvertisesa
An .Ayersjsnrnts will b run astal ereefs
~, u.,.aa ins<rtrA sos u AsteA use.
sx.na.v .sds" chssged neoshly. asaafea'
a>r.i re.A,ne sostres cAaser1 weekly.
An k,sSs II 100 pris,iss neatly dsLs. Csai
naa ess eur esttnsASes.
The Holly chieftain., 1905-06-23

thia hee4s lyon have 10 60 on
voas oasrov bones 10 do this
vhich y mostly done by bands OF
Aexicans) asd have never felt the
l<ast e6eet. while if hsd tried t,
do the ssos york in Ainnesoti /
shosld hsve died of sunstroke.
He further said be WAS working in
his shirt sleeves aud often vit lou,
gloves most Of the wister time
which cOmaseuces abont D-cem-
b-r ] and lasts till March L. and
our ftiesd. Chris said he knew We
would like il ont there and hoped
come day 70 see more Of his old
friend. down there.
The si.e Of Holly is At present
about 900 peopl- but inside OF
two years it will be four times
that number. A gigantic beet
factory 10 now being erected. CT est-
ing $750.O0O. l mile from town.
employing 800 outside men in its
construction and when they COM
mence running next fall will EN-
ploy 400 to 500 operatives. The
plant covers several acres in ex
tent. But The townsmen and
real estate men have gone crazy
over village properly. Lots that
could have been bought 3 months
ago for $500 they now ask 81. 200
and my advice to any one going
there to look the field over is to
keep OF the streets and what bus
iuess you have to do do through
third party, for the land company
whose lands are under the water
right have a fine lot of agents
right in town, our friend Olson.
heading the list, ali out-and-out
Scotchman named Duncan COM
ing second. also Norwegian and
German representatives.
l have spoken of the climate
and would like now to speak Of
the soil which 10 very diff, rent 10
that around Hawley. P.evious TO
my going there, l had imagined it
to be something like that sandy
soil just north Of Muskoda with
roads foot deep in sand, grinding
to the wheels hub. Instead Of
that, they are hard packed roads,
we'll made, we'll fenced and make
the best bicycle roads / ever saw
or man could desire. Rain does
not make them soft, only sticky
for while, for they dry far
quicker than ours after a
rain. The soil is a yellow brown
,sh color. mostly clay. with just
enough sand to make it workable.
One can 60 into a freshly plough
ed field. take up handful and
quickly mold it into hard rough
ball, heavy as lead. 1t harlens 81
quickly that our friend, John
Engesvick, from Roliag, t.ld ME
he never ploughed more than he
could thoroughly drag and SOW
and drag again in one day.
We approached several farmers
with view OF getting from them
an impartial, unbiased judgement
Of the value of their farms, how
they liked the country and jts
prospective future. These were.
formers from every state in the
union and England and Scotland
and even Ireland and without
single exception they ara happy
prosperous aud have unlimited
confidence that they eau make
farming pay big and that they had
lived in several other states, but
never before were doing as we'll
As they were now. They positive
" assert, that if a man has enough,
to start and WAS not afraid of
thorough and hard work he could
do as wellor better there than any.
where.
Some OF my patient readers per.
haps are asking thems lives What
did this long winded Southwell
himself do? Well, my confidence
The Holly chieftain., 1905-06-23
4 lassvleyste h ceaseads.

= ooUeoylte II cooosaae.
o. Ghsaey tAtaa.l Hes.ld.
u vssed - vssy d q -ult 10 cor.
NJ 70 ear Ninsesote friesds the
et4erssee hstvesn oar couatsv sp
hsre snd ths lssds ia the Arksss-
= valley. Csiossdo. The lesA
As = Gods cosstry. dovs there
. = aaa's caestsy. By which /
oeen; ap hero The farnes plants
h,s diassest crops asd exsects the
dapes@e Beis9 to furnish the ia
vossbls ceeditions for their growth
down t6sss the faroers not oaly
psAnt their eeops bat BY skillfui
neaabahtioa q the science Of ir-
stgafioa 1ond and re6ood their
dsessent growing crops - they
sssd It whether it eyer rains or
aot.
When l got Oh the train at
H'-hy. where oar old friend, Bank.
e Oasoa. b now living. I was Tear
fol Of being arrested right od fur
hssiae il my possession NV Min
nesots umbn!la, and hsd it Apt
bssn tor the fact thst it would
.'sve impsded my locomotive p,w-
.sEs l think / should have been
strongly tempted to have showed it
down one Of the legs Of my pants
! was wearing. Yet I would say
IRON the few days experience We
mt in in this countrv, east and
west Of Holly. also north, an UNI.
breila and overcoat. were almost
indispensable, for we had several
showers while 1t Holly. 1t liter
ally poured With rain when We
we're It Colorado Springs and at
Manitou. At Denver it rained
and hailed to beat the baud. and
before and after We got to Kansas
City on our return trip. Rain?
Why, never saw it rain harder.
il just fell down. In leaving the
depot We had to jump streams, on
! Rallop. 8 feet wide and our
friends can imagine the wobbly
jumps We maslc trying TO carry a
grip In one hand and holding up
m umbrella in the other. I men,
tim these fact. to show my read
~rs that while Colorado may be
- arid country, and it unques-
sionably il, We don't experience
any such conditions.
Up here 70 talk mainly wheat.
down there il it nothing but beets!
beets! beetsl morning. noon and
night. for breakfast, dinner and
supper, with alfalfa, cattle and
fruit AZ side lines thrown in. Our
fricnd. Mr.. Olson has got it - bad
- any Of them, and more than
once / heard our friend. Burling-
ham. talking beets in his sleep.
How I Managed to hear him was
BY waking myself up by yelling
bsets to some third invisible par.
tv II my dreanls.
w. Shave, Mr.. Noben, Of Hit
terdal. MI. Birmingham and my
self constituted onr party and it is
my purpose To let Mr.. Shave take
mp III questions Of land values,
both present and future. because
he u bstt4r able to understand
these than / am. There is but
little cheap land left and thai Is
$40 an acre, to be arbitrarily rails
ed 10 80 the first Of this month,
and more ia proportion us to loca-
tion OF cultivation.
I saw land that our lend, Mr..
Tingdshl. bad paid about $50 for
and some further from town he
paid 40 for. I saw land at Rocky
Ford, Is miles further west, that
III was told that I could not buy
even at $3.50 N acre. tried to
put on an sir OF disappointment
because it was not for sale, but al
the same time I literally took of
my hat to that land with more
reverence and respect than would
have done to man reputed to be
The Holly chieftain., 1905-06-23
AZ L. PRAYER MEETING every Thurs
IVA oay eveaiug c0ssdurte0 ~ JnO. I. Adki'

CATHOLIC SUNDAY sCHt,OJ. every Sur
~ day ~ i,0ctsck \. lm.. at N. Joseph =
church, corner Chryeshc nssd esh Strcet. Mass
t,aaer u month. kev. J. n. Rrtnkrr, Pastor
The Holly chieftain., 1905-06-23
churche. and Sunday Schools.

DREsRYTERIAN SUNDAY SCHOOL. every
VIM. McGlxshen. Sapt.
M F. CHURCH. Preaching every saDo.fl
A'A morning Aad evening alternately. suuda!
key NihslOw, PAstoi
The Holly chieftain., 1905-06-23
LAMAR HOUSE

The Lamar HOUSE has commenced giving n
do sn J. W. Mace the genial proprietor invite
u cill when n Lamar. You always ct Alua
The Holly chieftain., 1905-06-23
Prowers County Director,

Clerk and Recorder, Gen. D. Robinso"
Cs,ntv Treasurcr. Jna. T. Adkins
Superintendent, ia. Rosehroueh
Sheriff. v; q: 1nou'ss
G,nr,v Judge. Geo. II. Thorn
Snrxs,v l.. N. Narkhzu
C,rneT Fred lie
Joel Knowlen
Cpmutssioness W. ~, Reynolds
T. J. Savler
jnxsieex. Vim. McGlashen
W. J. Pratt
er.,x.,hiex. ]. ". Bryce
N. D. Atkin
The Holly chieftain., 1905-06-23
nae.ts 10, Lassary

Don't Tobacco spis and smoke Tour Lice
AWAY.
= you want T. quit tobacco using easily
End forever, he ma,ie well, strong, ,aaeuct {,
.he wonder-worker that makes weak ,,eI
strong: Many gain ten pounds in ton days.
Over 10000 Jared Buy Ns.To- -Bac from
your own drukgist, Who Stitl 0uasas1ee :
tsss siss's: 81 L: :: 2: g ~ e
The Holly chieftain., 1905-06-23

Town Officials.
nARDOf TRUSTEES.
IA r.ttse j. w. lkelman
JW. HiIlips J. G. Christopher
WIN. Gill N. ID. AtH'h
Navor J. 5. McMurtry
a1e,k and Recorder n. r. Vidal
Treasurer ;. =. naIueh
Police Magistrate J. W. Wsikah
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1905-05-12
suooessfnl Butter. Making.

One must have good bows, as some
COWS will not make good butter no diff
ference how cared for. They must have
good feed and feed the vii Rot taste In
the butter as some COWS will always tell
10 the milk what fthey have been eating.
'Clesniis--- - taking and in utensils is
very essenuSl. Keep milk cool, II tho
cream separa.1rsis not used. If cool
enough you Tll never have to skim sour
milk, and herein lies one Of the most
essential Hments Of good butter. Never
skim o. 36 hours old il there does a
little An Of cream cone after, 1t 10
good iothe pigs. Keep your cream
jar sra.souring until full, and if not
syh cows to Gil in three or four DAYS
sE deeper and then bring near fire
ID sour Immediately. Stir frequently
while gathering cream. Some COWS will
make white butter all the year round,
but at the same time it Is good butter
aud for that reason use very small
amount of coloriug matter, say three
drops in two gallon jar II your cream
il good it will take from Is to 80 min.
p,tes TO churn. Draw off the buttermilk,
wlns butter 10 churn, into bowl aud salt
use medium cup of salt to Eve pounds
Of butter. Work evenly into butter and
set 10 . medium warm room After il
has stood two or three hours work all
eater aud surplus salt out, mold aud it
sready for market. Do not let it get
cold and set after sailing, for that will
spoil the grain, as you cannot work sat-
isfactory. You have now butter that
will keep sweet for weeks. But IL put
with strong butter it will soon absorb
tho cdor. Rancid butter is made from
ovsr-ripe cream aud may taste when
taken IRON thefchurn all right. but 10 q
few hours MS the same old sour cream
s--indiana Farmer t.t&s ~ -
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1905-05-12

West Washington D. C.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1905-05-12
g.. W. OFFUTT. j. CLINTON TRIBBY.
SUBSTANTIAL SAVINGS
In Diamonds, Watches, JeWelry, SllVcrWafe, Clocks
that Nv hnunn End
G.. W. OFFUTT.

IT'S MORE THAN CAR FARE that buying End
ocknothg the Fashion Good
paying easily proved ARS6ES always
DIAMONDS GmsO
and
WATCHES tmepies Gold Metal Cases that
be relied o
JEWELRY all Novelties
CLOCKS the wanted Goods We
good solid and that only. l.
you money We want
your First Call when Jewery Buying,
solid 4 karago
Mems : IL karat gold watches $aI Solid silver ladies' Watches
DIAMONDS, JEWELRY ELAdis' solid
gold Mems heavy solid gold cuff 81
gold ladies' band 81 solid gold diamond
sohd gold 80 75 Mems solid
watch Solid
SOLID SLV ER JEWELRY AN ID ia BLEW Solid
Solid dozen in
SLv LATED WA RE-ROGEkS
81 tablespoons Shells hns
50 25i
CLOCKS WARRANTs6c
warranted beautiful me polished Sday half
oDiAmOn
OFFUTT a, TRIBBX.
Store with White NJ Street 5..-- -. Lib.
tll-Oct2sy West Washington C.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1905-05-12
Agricultural.
American Breeding Stock.

The most striking features Of agricul.
progress at the present time are
intense study which agriculturalists,
lists,- and horticulturalists are de-
Z to the subject Of systematic and
zeal plant breeding and the very
fkAble results which have been
.shed. New varieties Of wheat have
cen evolved whose productiveness prom
ises to add materially to the country's
output Of cereals; new varieties of cot
ton have been perfected; corn has
been improved SO that it will yield
not only q larger amount of grain
per acre, but produce higher percent
age Of protein that was contained in the
original varieties, and the statement is
now being made that it will probably be
but . short time until the nitrogen
gathering bacteria will thrive on the
roots Of this plant. These achievements
have increased directly the production
Of agricultural wealth.
The methods by which this great work
has been inaugurated do not differ vide.
~ from those used by animal breeders,
for the principles of heredity are IN.
loubtedly the same whether applied to
plants or to animals Selection and pure
breeding were potent methods in bring
ing about the results mentioned above
Both are at the basis of success in ami
NAL breeding and have been applied for
generations, Both are fairly we'll un-
derstood by stockmen The third agent,
whose use. has given tremepdous i'm
petus to plant breeding-crossing be
tween varieties and hybridizing between
species--is rarely resorted to in animal
breeding except for the production Of
market animals it is therefore a new
field for exploration.
Improved breeds have been estab-
lished on American soil 10 two ways
% BY careful selection among the best
individuals of the native stock and pure
breeding after the type became fixed,
and (2) BY direct Importation of ind;-
vidusls Of breeds already established in
other countries r
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1905-05-12

o.
eof
Of
Gen B. MARTIN
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-02-24
NATIONAL GRANITE ASSOCIATION.
The Business Transacted at the First
Meeting of the Association.

The doings of the recent meeting
of the National Granite Association he'd
in Boston, are told IN the February
Rock Products as follows
The first meeting OF the National
Association of the Granite Industries
Of the United States was held on Tues
day, February z, at the rooms of the
Master Builders Association Of Boston,
No. 166 Devonshire street.
The meeting was called to order at
10 o'clock a m, the president, Seward
W. Jones, in the chair.
There were present representatives
from the Granite Manufacturers Asso-
citation Of Quincy, Mass, from the Gran
lite Manufacturers Association of Wes-
terly, r. l., and individual members as
follows: Jones Brothers, Barre, VT;
Booth Brothers, New York; Hurricane
Isle Granite Co., New York; Rockport
Granite Co., RocISport, Mass, w. r..
Cheves, Lanesville, Mass; Hallowell
Granite Works, Hallowell, Me-; Ryan
& Parker, New York; Clarks Island
Granite Works, Sawyer Granite Co..
Nashua; w. N. Flint Granite Co., New
England Granite Co., Boston; George B.
Merrill g. Co., Lynn, Mass; w. L White,
Rockland, Me-; Bodwell Granite CO.,
Rockland, Me-; John l., Goss; William
A. Engeman, Brooklyn, n. u, and 9TH
ers.
The business of the meeting was large
ly routine work incidental to the first
meeting Of the organization.
The bill OF prices recently prepared
by the QuaFrymen's Association Of Quin-
cy was considered, approved and rati-
fed.
1t was the sense Of the meeting that
all localities which enter into agree
ments as to bills Of prices should make
them to expire at same date in the
year, preferably March /, and also the
same year, to the end that all bills may
be considered at the same time by the
association.
Instructions to this effect are being
sent out by the executive committee.
There was general discussion Of the
policies which the association may final
~ adopt which occupied the meeting
until late hour in the afternoon, when
the meeting adjourned, after electing
the following officers for the ensuing
year: President, Seward w. Jones Of
Boston; vice presidents, John Il. Miller
of Quincy, William Boater Of New York,
James Gourlay of Westerly, G. II. Rog-
ers Of Rockport, Q. w. Norcun Of Wor-
cester; treasurer, John @. Al. Field of
Quincy, Mass
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-02-24
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Well, above all things avoid imita-
tons. Use Ruberoid.
Call and see the spring samples for
tailor made suits at the Union Clothing
store.
Old gold and silver wanted at refiners'
prices in exchange for goods at F. E.
Burr's.
Miss Arkley, the nurse, has returned
and may be found at her rooms on Sum
mer street.
Saws fled. Prompt work and satis-
faction guaranteed. L. L. Griswold, "a
North Main street.
p. LaBelle & Son have reopened the
Northern Hotel livery and are prepared
to take care Of all orders.
We guarantee you 5 per cent on your
investment and centrally located real
estate, your security. Room is Miles
block.
Spring samples for tailor made suits
and oyercoats have arrived at the I'm
ion Clothing store ond are open for m
spection.
The Barre Pleasure club viii give an
other Of their enjoyable dances in Miles
hail. Saturday evening. Gilbertson's
orchestra.
Special communication of Granite
Lodge, No. 35, i. and A. NJ, Friday
evening, Feb. "a, at 7 o'clock. Work,
first degree.
ir l:...a.t Is A. e.~e.., rYt
er shoes for boys and youths have been
received ut the Peoples Shoe store. Call
and inspect them.
Mr.. Coe, Baptist missionary, at Wood
Island, Alaska, will speak at the Bap-
tist church, Monday evening, February
~, at 1880 o'clock.
The F. B. Cate Real Estate Agency
has for sale a 81 acre farm, situated
two miles out Of the city, with build
ings in A No. ! order. The price is
$1,000.
Don't think because you've heard the
old-style talking machine that they are
no good. Let us play one Of our Latest
style, then judge. $1,000 TO $4,000 each.
Averill Music Co.
The Emergency hospital wonld be
pleased to have the ladies Of Barre con-
tribute any old pieces of white cotton
cloth that they may have, to be used
for bandages. Old cloth is preferred.
Mrs. L. B. Holt, trance medium and
palmist, gives advice in all business
matters. Office, SIS Elm street, Mont
peIier, VT Office hours, 10 a. m. to
ID M, 1850 TO 5 p. M, and 7 to Q
p m.
A concert will be given in aid of
the Sunday school library in the Pres
byterian church next Tuesday, Feb. 2s,
at 1880, when an interesting programme
win be presented by some Of the best
talent in the city. Admission, 10
cents.
Supper will be served at the Univer-
salist yestry on Friday evening, Feb.
"a, from until Z. Menu: Fish balls,
baked beans, brown bread, rolls pickles,
pies, cake and coffee-all for is cents.
This supper will be served in connection
with the Sunday school convention, but
everyone is cordially invited.