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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-04-20

a fine supply Of Bibles and Tcs.smen,s
has been received from tho American
Bible Society and placed on the shelves
of tho depository at the Bird Music Com
pany's store. Call and sec them.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-04-20

The Easter Bazaar nf the PFcsbyter-
ian Ladies Aid and Christian Endcsv-
or was a financial success. the re-
ccipts aggrcFa;iug about $50.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-04-20

Rains arc not numerous in Colorado
but whom they do come they make up for
los. sine. as evidenced by tho heavy
down pour Of Wednesday afternoon.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-04-20
Sec the fine window and bed.
ding plants at Ebbert's Seed
House.
For Sale.

White Plymouth Rock and S. C. Brown
LoEhorns. Eggs 75e per setting Of Is.
On the ". H. Anderson ranch. Phone
White 1895.
4l-52p :. 1. Brown.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-04-20

Noolys harness shop is so rushed with
work ;hs; gasoline engine has bsen in
stalled to run tho big sewing machine
and other machines.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-04-20

The firm of St. John & Studebaker
has been dissolved. Each will con-
tinuc in business at the old stand but
not in partnership.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-04-20

Burrcii Is selling more than 100
per cent. more seed than last year.
There Is q reason.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-04-20

Engage Tomato and Sweet Potato
Plants at Burrcll's.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-04-20

Tho 1sp:is; church has received l5
members as rasul; Of tho Bingham
brothers revival ard dozen moro con-
vef;s are expected to !oin soon.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-04-20
CHURCH NEWS
First Presbyterian Church.
Nv. !. Dn venport, pastOFl

wv. l. Davenport, pastor)
Usual preaching services BY tho pastor.
Morning subiect:-"A Life Of Ministry.
Evening theme: The Tower Of Sloan
and the San Francisco Earthquake"
Special music at both services.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL
Frank II. HollenbacA. pastor)
All services in the Grand Opera house.
Morning theme.-"The Modern Watch
man." Eyening.-"Let your Light Shine
Before Men" Sunday school at $40
and League a, $50.
Baptist Church.
S. c. Green. Pastor.
Preaching by the pastor at II. Dr..
Chas. a. Cooke Of Plainfield. N. j.. Chm.
OF the National Com. OF Systematic Be-
neticenee wIll preach at 8 o'clock. DR..
Cooke is one Of the leading men Of tho
east and for the past Two weeks has
been speaking To very large congrega-
tons all over Colorado.
Rocky Ford N. c. Circuit.
C. ". Simmons. Pastor.
Parsonage 5ii y. 18th st.
Services every Sunday as follows:
Newdale S. S. 10 n. m. Preaching
| am.
Swinx. S. S. $3.50 p. m. Preaching
$3.50 p. m.
lafayette. S. S. $3.50 p. m. Preach
ing. 1880.
Epwor;h League. Lafayette. Sun
day. 6:+5. Prayer meeting. Wednesday.
7.3o.
Christian.
Morning subject. America. Even
NJ. "Goleoniliar'
First Christian Science society.
Kearby Hall. 2os North MAN. Sunday
service at ] q. m.
Sub!ce,-'.Eyerlsssing Punishment.
Testimonial services avery Wednesday
At 3 .. m.
Mrs. C. o. Clark. First Reader.
German Baptist Brethren.
Sunday school 10 a. IN. preaching
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-04-20
German Baptist Brethren.

Sunday school 10 a. m. preaching
o:lo 2. M. preaching AZ z:go p. m.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-04-20
Very Respectfully.
ED STORY.

Ono query i probably pertinent
in this einnce,ion: Would the pro-
posed pipe line he in conflict with
tho rights OF anv irriga,ing bitches
or reservoirs which arc below the
poin; OF tapping the undcrilow?
New-York tribune., 1906-09-10
DIsLIKES sIMPLIFIED SPELLING.
Suggests Movement to Oppose It's Adoption
by Government.

TO the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR. Although the recent order Of President
Roosevelt in regard 20 the simplihed spelling has
caused an unusual amount OF indignant dissatisfac-
ton there is reason fear that in short time
the matter will be only partially remembered. and
that the easvgoing. good natured American people
Will be content to let the matter drop. with Gin the
present generation at IeasO occasional ruffied
feeng of the national rights having been trampled
upou whenever one OF the 'simplihed' words meets
the eve but In the mean time a bad precedent VIII
have been established, and our government reports
will continue TO be misspelled-
Now will not the press OF the United states.
which certainly ought TO and does stand for correct
English do something at this time 10 rectify this
tendency toward an authorized American iliteracyF
Cannot for instance. petition be Circulated
through every newspaper in the United states re-
questing that the President Tescnd this order ana
that the government reports shall continue 10 %
printed as heretofore. in the English language as
indorsed by the English and American universities!
/ am sure so many signatures could De Ootalhed
20 such a petition convince the President that
the contingency mentioned In his public letter 10
the government printers had already arisen namely
THAT II they do not ultimately meet Win popular
approval they will be dropped and that IS al there
Is about IT." ,.r - .,,h.
with money ~ "a subscription Is necessary OF Win
""'e Il '''' "a b WOODRUFF.
No 2aas Broadway. New York Sept :. Is'@
New-York tribune., 1906-09-10
Rocks People Are Reading.

BUFFALO PUBLIC LIBRARY-Buffalo. Sept
7.-Accoriing 10 the demands made at the
Buffalo Public Library during the last week.
the following named books were the most
popular;
Fs-,fon-King's Tonic Son OF the Slerras':
French's susan Clegg and Her Neighbors' AZ
fairs: Wright's The Garden. You and T.;
Cuttings More Stories % Married Life
Observation-Disclosures Golden F1eece-More Old
Greek Stories'. Wades The Coming Of the
White Men: Turpin's Classic Fables; Haaren
and Polaud's "Famous Men OF Rome"
AF,s-eIlaneous-Vandyke The Opal Sea-: Nc
Adoo's Guarding Great city Burkett and
Poe's Cotton: Hyde's The College Man and
the College Woman
CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY. - Washington.
Sept. The following list OF books called
for indicates the tastes OF readers in the
library of Congress this week:
Historv-"The Cambridge Modern History; weer-
inson's The Dawn OF Russia : mccarthy 5
History OF our own Times
Descrintive and Travel-Dauncey's "Englishwoman n
in tbs Philippines Gauter's Russia; Baker 5
Germany; Tweedies 'Ine Maker OF MODERN
Mexico"
piography-Cordon's 'The Social Ideas OF Alfred
Tennyson'': AbbOtt's Napoleon; Lodge and
Roosevelts Hero Tales from American HIS
tory; DOle's The American Citizen
rsction-wister's Lady Baltimore; Sinclairs Au-
dry Craven. FogaZzaro's me SAINT, stolil-
sngharn's The Evasion; Deland- $ IRE Ire A~ak-
ening OF Helena Richie; Nesbits Inc lnconl-
plete Amorist
New-York tribune., 1906-09-10

.--vv YORK PUBLIc LIBRARh'-LH0 80
~ ,,-,,,s- hooks Of the week according 70 1Ho
soTnana AZ the circulating department 1ie
as follows:
-. rs-+,on-Churchius 'ConisioRh, -. S-~ifh.s
AoI..Ss-- kv-akenIng of Helena fIlci'4e
.The Tides ot Barnegal
-r. r,r-,on-Aicott's Eight Cousins. $50 So
TeySs Five little Peppers Gto"H ~
dard's 'The Red Patriot
-,,.,,-,-s T-,.a1s's "Old and New MaglS sc,
Ms XX-bee. 4rjs The Country House . Al--
siege ~ the South Pole.
1osToN PUBLIC LIBRARY.-Boston' sep
,erber Among the books most frequent
,y IN demand az the Boston Public Library
Sr-,,r .he week were the following:
v,..,,,-.,~ape COD Folks; Gren5eI's or he
'155,oozs.'. = nco.n's "Mr. Pratt Barry saL.aS
ssoT tie s.erras": Warmers susan olegg ana
10 Sfiqhh0rs' AffaiTs' Churclil $ Nolls-
80. polIo-k's "The Treasure Irails DTS
Soirs In tie shadow Of the Alamo sinclair :
..rhe Divine Fire; s.dgwicks The IT rlIes5oT
Leeacy Rani,;R,s Is ST;s aT;5,}oyr 9I
,,.e,lareous-Fosdick's The French 5000 N
e..-e1-ios@. Carpenter's DAYS With Walt Whit
- F4sz-rass TIE Election oc Senator'S .
Ve-rrran's Negro and the Nation; Preston ;
s,C- common Ground. = rs How 20 hly
Tlse INSURANCE.; trooke iillss Ll1.s-a >
Pvar's The Living Waee' DolgheTlS Inc
Electoral System % the United states
New-York tribune., 1906-09-10
u,HE pEOPLE or me STATE on NEM

IL York by the grace God free and independent TO
Maxwell Lumms Benjamin r. Lumms Eliza
q Isrien LumInis Mary Florence Lumms Augusta Par
COW Pauline FardOW William OPrien Pardow Emily
W o Brien Mary Pardow Hooper Robert r. Pardow,
Joseph v Pardow Mary a. Cassidy Hester Bernard
Glynn Thomas j. Ducey. William Lummis and Charles
a I1rnms Executors of Eliza OBrien deceased. and
William Lummis ana Mary Fiorencs Lummis. Execu-
OF Lummis. deceased and 20 all persons
ested the Estate OF Robert Iien late OF the County
OF New York deceased creditors legatees. o
otherwise send greeting: You and each OF
cited and required personally bs
befo Surrogate Of the County OF New York
Surrogate's Court said County. held County
court House the County OF New York,
OF October l9OG half O'Clock
Of attend judicial settIement
~ the proceedings OF William Lumnis and
charles A I.ummis, Executors and Trustees OF
last OF said deceased; and such of
hereby cited. under the OF twenty-ons
years required TO appear BY your guardian II you
have IL have 20 appear and apply for
be appointed. or IN the event ot your neglect
or 10 a guardian will be appointed by the
Surrogate represent and for IN the proceedns
In whereof have caused the Seal OF the
Court OF the said County Of New York
he Witness Hon ABNEsR Q THOMAS.
Surrogate OF said County, at the County OF New
York day OF August. IN the year OF our Lord
one thousand hundred and six
DANIEL j. DOWDNEY. Clerk of the SurTosates Court.
G m CRAWFORD. Attorney for Executors. 81 Liberty
81 Borough OF Manhattan. New York City
New-York tribune., 1906-09-10

London. September :.
n. autumn book trade opens AMONG Tlsn e. these the
oss n1O1c paper; s asybs by slt IPSn'' Psa Lewis
s1i %siys. esoFs' ,T ,r.serd. IS P.',is ModsT Music
sns sns s outlines The. The oeyeiossat osse. Of 81 AP
art se ansly iustHated record 0t Abbey
,s .,ntlns Another book on Mes1H'irs'T' ~ Tetbaby
i ,st sppeared written by w: X ,,,-,o Iro, %
as aas V Lucas has come Out "l5n TIarrars e new
wei 3enia marks his return T 70 p,ser I,- ser has
:, imaginative fiction Mrs llasH t5a -. amer
- story dealing with events IN inc
New-York tribune., 1906-09-10
ras coal SMOKE NUISANCE.

To the EDITOR of The Iribune
Sir. s.. Louis friend writes me: The other day
=. r,-bt eve began 20 tingle. and put nv hand
TO it. The agony that resulted! Steel and pebbles
~, .,oarest surgeon. He lifted the I'D and an
~, % v,bite cottonwood, he showed me a blacl,
atom taken from the eyeba5 ;5s sy small object yet as
he halu = "a - eve with clean mana 80
~ had a. s,,Iaon. IN 81 Louis no has clean
hand 90 to,Ifpp wisely .bo.. .
make n impossible that ther f9r city should ever
lscome another svOl-O0 - 4-"u'- IhsH
New-York tribune., 1906-09-10
Paris. SantAmher Z.

Paris September T.
In a rather striking volume just issued by
Calmann- Levy. with the title lie Comte de
Montlosier ct le GaIlicanisme." A Bardoux, the
author gives an interesting and carefully studied
forecast of the conflict between the Vatican and
the Gallican Church. The Pope himself is the
subject OF a volume which Juven is bringing out
II IS written by the Vicomte de Calleville
Camerier Secret de Sa Saintete Pie X. and is
entitled Pie X Intime." From Juven also comes
sI.unes Rouges ct Dragons Noirs." by Pierre
GiNard. a narrative Of adventures I'm Russia
Manchuria and Japan during the Russo-Japan-
ese War c. I B.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-10

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir: In a recent article the judiciary nominal
tions, while justly pointing out .ne tendency Of
mugwump refOrmers 20 jockey everything against
the Republicans, you used City Judge Cowing as
an illustration in a way which does injustice TO
him Judge Cowing is and always has been a Re
publican When a candidate for reelection on
both tickets he has contributed to the Democratic
campaign fund.- but II is "a mistake 10 suppose that
La did not contribute the amount 10 the Re
rubIican fund. Republicans have in the past com
claimed OF TdInnany judges who when running
~ both tickets, contributed exclusively 10 Tarn-
y1sn,- funds and should expect Republican Judges
10 set an example OF impartality to their sup
,,,rters I'm a non partisan campaign.
Ne,y york. Sept. 5, 1896. OLD REPUBLICAN
New-York tribune., 1906-09-10
CAUNT. THoMAs-THE PEOPLE OF THE

State Of New York. by the grace OF God and
independent To Henrietta Madeline Gaunt. William
Gaunt and Amy McDonne the widow. heirs and next Of
kin OF Thomas Gaunt deceased. send greeting: Whereas
William Hamln. OF ths City OF Buffalo. State OF New
York latsy applied the Surrogates Court OF
County OF New York. have certain instrument in
writing relating 20 both real and personal property duly
proved the last will and testament OF Thomas Gaunt
late OF the County Of New York deceased therefore you
and each Of cited appear before the SurrO-
OF our County OF New York. az his Office IN the
County OF New York. the 23d day OF October. one
thousand nine hundred and half past O'Clock
the forenoon of that day then and there 70 attend the
probate OF the said will such OF
a hereby cited, under the twenty
years. required 20 appear by your guardian. II
have if have TO appear and apply
he appointed. the your neglect
failure - DO guardian win be appointed by the
Surrogate represent and for proceeding
testimony whereof. have caused the sea OF
SLrrogates Court OF the said County Of New
afHNed. witness PRANK T
Fitzgerald. a Surrogate of OF
CSeal) New York, at said county, the 2Sth OF
August in the OF thousand
hundred and
DANIEL J. DOWDNEY.
Clerk OF tho Surrogates Court
New-York tribune., 1906-09-10
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE oB NEW

York By the grace Of God fres and independent 10
Henretta g McKesver. Susan Roden, James McIvor,
Thomas McIv0r. Elizabeth Nesly Mary McIvor. Arthur
McKeever Edna McKeevsr the widow heirs and Ot
kn OF Alexander MoKeevsr. deceased send sreeting:
Whereas. John Gacner. OF the City OF New York. has
lately applied 20 the Surrosatss Court OF County Of
York have certain instrument IN writing bear
Ing the 10Th day OF December 1903 relating both
person, property, duly proved last Will
q sxander McKeever late of the
Of New York deceased therefore and each Of
cited before the Surrogate OF County OF
New York at his office in the County OF New York
10Th day Of October thousand nine hundred and
half past o'clock in the forenoon day.
attend the OF the said VIII
and Testament And such Of hereby cited,
under the age of twentyOne required 20
by your guardian, II have IL have
appear and apply for 70 be appointed.
OF your neglect failure do a guardian
appointed by the Surrogate represent and
you proceeding In testimony whereof.
caused seal OF the SurroSats's
County O New York be hereUuto afixed Witness.
Hon FRANK T. FITZGERALD. Surrogate Of said
County Of New York. at said County. the 2Oth
a. s. day Of August in the year Lord
thousand nine hundred and six.
DANIEL J. DOWDNEY.
Clerk OF the Surrogates Court
New-York tribune., 1906-09-10
Books and Publications.
GROWING EVERY DAY!
THE BALANCE Of POWER
ASK YOUR BOOKSELLER.
Citations.

PENNSYLVANIA.

fiNHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
York. by the grace Of God. free and independent--
TO Henry lden. Henry schneidsT, Nina sehmenssr.
Mnna Rohr. Elizabeth Schmenger Frinke. Margaret
schmenger. Magdaline Schmenger, (Mrs) Elizabeth
Schmenger Dora Schmengsr. Elizabeth Schmenger and
all persons interested IN the Estate OF John Philip
SchmenEer Of County OF New York. deceased.
creditors. legatees Ot kin otherwise. send
greeting;
You and each OF you hereby cited and required
personally to be and before Surrogate Of the
County Of New YORK at the Surrogstes Court OF said
County held the County Court House in the County of
New York the 25th day OF September. 1905 at half
O'Clock IN the forenoon OF that then and
attend a judicial settlement. OF the OF
proceedings OF Henry Iden and Henry Schneider.
Executors Trustees OF the VIII and Testament
said deceased: and such OF hereby cited,
under ths OF twenty-Ons required
appear by your guardian il you have II
have appear and apply FOR 70 be appointed.
IN the event OF your neglect or failure TO do
guardian will be appointed by the Surrogate represent
and act for in The proceeding
Testimony Whereof, have caused the Seal OF the
SurTogates' Court OF the said County OF New
n. 6 York TO be hereuntO afnxed. Witness. Hon.
Abner G. Thomas Surrogate OF said
County. the County OF New the 2lst day OF july
n year q Lord thousand nine hundred and
six DANIEL J. DOWDSEH.
Clerk Of the SurrOgates' Court
HARDY & sHELIABARGER 14l Broadway. y. z City.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-10
AN EDITORIAL APPRECIATED

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir. Allow me the pleasure Of expressing to YOU
my appreciation Of your editorial The Dolphin" 1t
g. beautlful D. A. NICHOLS
IL - Work Sept. g. 1895.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-10

would do well 10 prosecute viOlators OF their coal
smoke ordinance 10 the full extent Of the pen
alties imposed. ADDISON BALLARD
Pittsiieid, Mass Sept g. 1906.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-10

- Err YORK W1sNLf N1.II SEFIi1HHIE ~, ID
r@ef Foreign yNesOS A0ouf books.

ican Revolution. in which are given sketches Of
the parents OF George Washington N.F
New-York tribune., 1906-09-10

The Right Rev. A. F. Wilmington ingram, d.
D. the Bishop OF London. has just brought OUT
a book entitled "A Mission OF the Spirit The
contents consist OF series OF addresses which
the author delivered during a progressive mis-
sion in his diocese last Lent. Thomas Whitaker
is the publisher OF the American edition
New-York tribune., 1906-09-10

with three castaways drifted 20 the Oregon
shore. Inspired with desire 10 visit their coun-
tr,- the boy ran away 70 sea- and was eventually
himself wrecked among the Anus OF the north
ern japanese islands. He made his way 70 the
southern islands where he established school
II is claimed by the author that IL was the Eng
lish learned by his pupils that enabled them 10
interpret the desires OF Commodore Perry in
after years.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-10

n, ,,tsr.s, 10 the admirers of that strong and
original story. Broke of Covenden' IS me an
rouncsment by Herbert p. Turner d Co. ot
pos,or. of the early publication of new novel
Nv n, sane author. II win be entitled Henry
No-hco,e." and II IS said 20 be as unexpected
and striking as Mr. Snaith's previous book
New-York tribune., 1906-09-10

Dr-s-Dreaus" IS the title OF a new novel
By Harvey J. O'Higgins, that Is said TO be quite
different from any Of the authors previous
,ork. The hero OF the romance IS described as
"a lover. poet IN spite Of disillusionment. and
q gentle solitary" i viii be published by the
Century Conpany
New-York tribune., 1906-09-10
NEW YORR-
Saratoga Springs.
PENNSYLVANIA.

The United States Hotel will remain OPEN as hereto
fore until October This Hotel equipped with
heat. sanitary plumbing electric lights. Music
Boston Symphony Orchestra until last Sep
tember.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-10

Dr. Horatio oliver Ladd who lived for many
years among the Apache tribes Of the Southwest
has written a book IN which. under the title Of
"Chunda; Story OF the Navajos." he seeks TO
depict the country. customs and characters Of
the Southwestern tribes. The volume will be
published by Eaton & Mains Cthe Methodist Book
Concern) IN October.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-10

To the long list OF textbooks on rhetoric al
ready available Henry Holt & Co are about TO
add another entitled Rhetoric and Compost
don" by Professor Edward Fulton. The ex-
cuse for this new volume is the necessity. in
these days Of strenuous competition I'm the col
lege curriculum, Of reducing the teaching OF
rhetorical theory 90 a minimum" The new
textbook represents the work done in rhetoric
in the freshman year in large Western uni
veTsIJy.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-10

George Brandes' book ''On Reading" Wallace
Irwin's chinatown Ballads. and Mother
Goose. Her Book" with pictures IN color by
Harry Smith. are announced for issue to-day by
Dur4eld & Co formerly Fox, Dufield & Coz.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-10

VIII y. Harden. author OF "Abner Daniel" and
Pole Baker" has just finished a new novel 10
be published by the Harpe-s this fan. Unlike his
previous stories the chief interest in the forth
coming tale viii centre about woman. The
scene, however is in his favorite North Georgia
region.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-10

Francis Nathan PelOubet, who, as the author
OF The Select Notes OF the international Sun
day School Lessons" IS probably one OF the most
widely read writers IN the English speaking
world has Just brought out through Charles
s,o,,,rer.s sons a hook called studies In the
Book Of Job"
New-York tribune., 1906-09-10

Henry n Hyde Editor OF The Technical
World Magazine" and the author or numerous
short stories VIII publish his first book this iall
through the Century Company. II is entitled
The Cpstart" and is the account OF small
bov's fight for success. The scene Is laid in Chi
cago.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-10
JUDGE cowINa A LOYAL REPUBLICAN,

New York. Sept 4. 1876
New-York tribune., 1906-09-10

The Rev. John NJ Dean. who has been engaged
for several years in missionary work In the Phil
ippine Islands has written a story entitled THE
promotion" dealing in part with the United
States military operations in the islands. 1t is
announced for fall publication by the American
Baptist Publication Society.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-10

Donald !, :. Dyes forthcoming volume No
a c. Moo a Tale Of Two Shores" which
1the liz =. a Co are bringing out. is a study
history q. -. '.'l'esqu~ character IN the early
The son =, rs'ihc Northwest. Mcdonald VAS
hucso,e. y 'ulef factor in he service ~ ,ho
~ company. when Jspanss. NM,
Free press., 1906-10-13
Hays People in a Wreck.

Tuesday nights Union Pacific Flyer
was wrecked two miles east of Wam-
ego about 9 p. m. Two chair cars and
two sleepers left the track and were
pretty badly smashed up. About fifteen
people were injured slightly, none kill
ed nor were any fatally injured. Mrs.
Molly Glathardt and her grandparents
Mr.. & Mrs. P D. Brown of Lineville, Ia.
were on the train bound for Hays. They
were thrown from their seats when the
shock came and Mrs. Glathardt received
some scratches on her face. A. A
Weisner and Slant Freshour of Hays
were also on the wrecked train headed
for home. The passengers say they
do not understand how they escaped
with their lives, as the cars were nearly
demolished and the train was going at
a so mile an hour clip in order to make
up lost time. 1t is said that the wreck
was caused by the breaking of a rail
under the weight of an extra large en-
gine going at such great speed. The
train, or rather what was left of it, ar
rived in Hays at o'clock.
Free press., 1906-10-13
Home Lecture Course.

The Hays Public Library Assn. is
arranging for series of Book Talks to
begin on an early date and extend
through the winter These talks will
be given by the best home talent-in-
Guiding ministers, lawyers and mem
bers of the Normal faculty, and will be
most entertaining and instructive. The
desire on the part of the part of the
Assn. is to awaken an interest in stand
ard literature, so the subjects of these
talks will be the works of Shakespeare
Scott, Dickens, Irving, Elliott, Hugo
and others. A few of the modern
authors will also be discussed. The ad-
mission fee will be very sman-enly 1C
cents, SO that everyone, especially the
students of our town will be able to at
tend the entire course. A few musical
numbers will be rendered each evening.
The Brunswick Annex will be the
place, each meeting will be specially
advertised and the subject and speak
ers announced. Watch the post-office
for notices.