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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-02-24
Crop Failures Unknown.

There never has been a crop failure
In Utah. The high mountains that
surround Bear River valley afford a
protection against any cold or hot
winds. Sudden or extreme changes
in the temperature are rare. Biz
yards, tornadoes and cyclones are I'M
known. Potato bugs, army worms
and cut worms are also unknown. The
millions of sea gulls from the Great
Salt Lake are the scavengers that rid
our farms Of these insect pests. The
elevation of Bear River valley .(4,2lO
feet) is one of the reasons why hog
or chicken cholera never made its APP
pearance. There are no rats in Bear
River valley
On June 20 1900, S. n. Cole, John
Ferry, James Ferry and Geo. Hickock,
of Waukegan, H., started westward,
looking for farms. Mr. Cole and Mr..
Ferry, Just previous TO this time, had
been through Iowa, Missouri, Kansas,
Indian Territory and Texas, looking
for farms. On the oath of June they
arrived in Bear River valley, and after
spending few days there, Mr.. Cole
and Mr.. John Ferry each selected 100
acres and Mr.. Hickock 80 acres. On
their return they looked at irrigated
land in Colorado and Nebraska. A
little later Cole and Ferry took trip
through Idaho, Oregon, Washington
and British Columbia, and after all
their seacrfi and careful investigation
they decided that Bear River valley
presented more and better oppor-
tunities than any place they hal seen.
They moved there with their families,
Mr.. Cole bought so more acres of land.
Mr.. John Ferry has great faith in the
future of Bear River valley After
purchasing the first 100 acres, Mr.
Ferry added 10 acres more, then 10,
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-02-24
Health

Means the ability TO do a good day S
work, without undue fatigue and to
find life worth living. You cannot
have indigestion or constipation with
out its upsettlng the liver and pollut-
ing the blood. Such a condition may
be best and quickest relieved by Her
bine, the best liver regulator that the
world has ever known. Mrs. ID. w.
writes, April 3, OF: 81 use
Herbine, and find IL the best medicine
for constipation and regulating the
liver j ever used" soc. Sold by Ritter
Bros Drug Co.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-02-24
II. K. Merrill, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon.

Office, Over First National Bank.
Bell Phone No. 1917.
Residence, IA South Second East.
Bell Phone l32y. Independent 1870.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-02-24

then &c. then 100, then 80, then 80
acres.
Mr.. Geo. Hickock added 40 more
acres to his so
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-02-24
II Must BE So.

isn't it funny that all editors are
either bachelors or happily married."
How do you know that?"
Aren't all the newspapers in favor
of more stringent divorce laws?"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-02-24

Sold andguaranteed by Ritter Bros
Drug Co Logan, Utah; Montpelier
Franklin and Preston, Idaho.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-02-24
KOdOl
Dyspepsia Cure

enables the stomach and digestive organs
10 digest and assimilats all Of tho whole
some food that may be eaten. It nourishss
the body. and rebuilds the weak organs.
restoring health and strength. Kodol cures
indigestion, constipation, dyspepsia. sour
risings, belching, heartburn and all stomach
disorders.
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odd Fellows.

Odd Fellowship has accomplished nothing out of the ordinary during the week. Jefferson lodge met Tuesday night as usual and went through the routine work of the lodge room, but that was all.
 P:ne City lodge held it's regular weekly meeting Thursday night No business of importance is reported.
 Cotton Belt encampment will hold it's regular bi-weekly session next Fri day night, when a full attendance is much desired by the officers and oth CTS who have the welfare of the lodge at heart. tsg
 Superior Rebekah lodge will meet again in biweekly session at Odd Eel lows hall next Saturday night.
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The aales

Pine Bluff aerie No. 2o9, Fratefnal Order of Eae1es held an unusually in teressinc meeting at Eaeles hall on fafadue street Thus IaH night. A large list of applicants for member ship had in their applications, which were acted upon favorably and they will be initiated al the regular meeting of the lodge on the night Of February l, when one of the greatest sessions in the history of the local organization will be held. It is expected to have some thirty or forty new members to become Eagles on that occasion, and the officers are fearful lest they should not have wings for the lot. A banquet will follow the imitation cere- monies.
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sie was el esl orator Of that council .a 1>a1. Vi, @e.1t ill ls&> ;s.Il regent iI4 1N334. I:.5--., lte was elected. {, n.eia- .a? of the :. .,..l council of Rhode r. ...al. v,a~ cleesad grand sentry in 1891. gran. chapls,,.;l ia 1902 grand orator Il tsi9 9li c"gHl vice regent in lsh}4. a.... riley ! native of Newport,
 Tl!,, mo,u:.4r> If Mccarthy council, K. .A., hic ..z:ltt. Na., are en4eayorins to ;,;.i.....4 ,;n for ass' sting the old 5r n.g.sa,,es. 3f j,e order ln paying their assessments.
 Elkins coJ;aeil recently instituted ill EINll~. \. I} was the first new coun- cil t, - organized under the new plans and r.Atiss.
 The or.iar had q total membership of o733.~36 in good standing on Dec. l. 1905
 There are now 331 councils and 71,- 600 members in good standing in the New York jurisdiction.
 There were 212t Royal Arcanum councils ill good standing on Dec. l. 1905.
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he Masons.

When it is said that the various Ma sonic bodies of the city met and went through the regular order of business at the usual nights set apart for them during the week. all is said, with the exception. perhaps, of few iaitia- tons. Jacob Brump lodge added two Eew members to it's rolls a it's regular meeting last Tuesday, and still anoth- CT is to be initiated next Tuesday night.
 Damascus commandery No &, Knights Templars. viii meet in regu- lar monthly session Monday night
 Lafayette c''%@tar, No, :, Royal Arch Masons, hel it's usual monthly meet ing Monday night.
 The Enel.sh council No. ( Royal and Select 3fe7tars, met Monday night.
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UNITED WORKMEN
Some Advice to Master WOrkEicr.
 From the Workshops


 Master workman. if your lodge has been in the habit of opening it's meet ing at "any old hour" convenient to it's "slow pokcs," if it has been your prac- tice to convene the lodge when it has become too late for your members to get in elsewhere. fl is q bad habit and should be cured. It is your place and duty to convene the lolg" at the hour prescribed ill your bylaws. This gives your country members an opportunity to attend it's meetings and get home at q reasonable hour Try this system and you will never return to the ol siothfut method. Many I country member Is detcrred from attending lodge because he finds, under thc pres ent system it is past midnieht when hc arrives at his home
 The grand lodge of Michigan h,is solved it's iiIlehtes ness problem by=;.:= ranging for ten special aSScSS.GcntS ui 70 cents each and loan of S.,o.0aa to clear the indebtedness of SI5a.eNH which is due the bencticiarics of the dt. ceased members.
 All m"lHberS paying asscsSfnenlS on the level plan over tiftr-liFe years ot age are accommodating q rcseave, which is placed u the credit of their iHdi- vidual certificates proportonate to their ages and rates.
 The overSeer reports total member ship ill. good standing i'll Missouri of 1J.00l
 The amount the A. o. [. w. has paid to widows and orphans in thrty=s;N years is $139G0o,9Q0, all average # $3.971.42S annually, SS6.566 weekly, S12.7G1 daily.
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ODD FELLOWS.
Welcome the Old Attendan mt to Lodge.
 Friendly Grips.

Welcome the Old Attentlan mt to Lodge.
 Friendly Grips.
 Do not forget to notice the fact that an old attendant who has been absent for some time is present He has made up his mind to visit his old lodge again and see how the boys are getting along. Give a recess for two or three minutes and extend to him a nice little recep- tion. He will immediately feel at home again and will desire to attend the meetings more regularly.
 A table compiled by the Missouri Odd Fellow dealing with lapsations for N F. D. shows the total loss to the order from this cause during 1904 was 54.- 235.
 The Odd Fellows of Missouri have sixty-siX children and thirty-one adults at their home at Liberty.
 At Green Hill Ind, warrant has been issued for new lodge Before institution a cement block building 90 by 30 feet and two stories in height was erected by the applicants for the charter. Before meeting was held
 
 for.
 Virginia is considering the question of inviting the sovereign grand lodge to meet at Norfolk in 1907.
 The value and importance of serious, accurate and impressive degree work cannot be overestimateG or overstated No matter how intelligent or how prom inent man may be, if he stumbles awkwardly through his part using q book or being frequently prompted, his part in the work is no more impressive or of no more value than if he were the most insignificant ignoramus.
 Tn the various Odd Fellows homes il. this country there are gathered, ac- coftiing to the latest figures 1880 aged members
 Collections for the Orphans home fund from the l 1,100 lodges in Pennsyl- vania during the past year amounted to ff''32 ;}9450
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THE LOCAL LODGES.
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Fraternal news went begging again during the past week, very little of any importance having taken place. The usual meetings of the various lodges were held, but little business of more than passing interest was transacted at any of them. Eclipsing all else, perhaps, was the regular s As- sion of the Eagles, when 3 big lot of new applications fer membership were acted upon Th5s lodge is preparing for a great time on the nisht of Feb rualy l, when some forty Hew mem bers Hill initiate
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RED MEN.
stray Arrovva From Number of Live
 Reservations.

The order is growing so rapidly iN Pennsylvania that it is expected the reservation will show 700o0 members in it's next report
 \ class of seventy i've palefaces wa~ admitted by Onawa tribe of Des Moines, Ia., recently Many other tribes in the reservation are growing rapidly.
 Ponenah tribe of Philadelphia has q committee of fifty who are to work for tie upbui!Ging of the tribe.
 fteen of the councils in Ohio have
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kniutlts oF pV pVFi7jas

Pythian circles have been unusually quiet for week ol mese Fely little news coming from either at the two lolees here. imperia5=jultet met as usual Friday night. ana merely went through the routine %aHh of thn lodge room.
 Lafayette lodge met Monday night ha1, ike he9. sister lo3ae, reports no1h- inc of interest.
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 ~s.4AA..ltl LII, L-I.ae"

The Modern Wocdmen of America was organized ill the middle west twenty three years ago and iioW has q membership of nearly | million. lll it's ranks are many of the leading men of the country. The head consul of the order. X. R. Talbot of Lincoln, Neb., i; a former law partner of Mr. Bryan and one of the ablest men in the middle west
 A member of camp No. O,4o3 of Sul- phur, Ind, who died recently had paid only $1.4O in assessments, and his faln- fly was paid $1,00O.
 A class of 200 candidates was init- ated in Des Moines, Ia, recently.
 The Modern Woodmen of America $ home state is Illinois, and according to the November Woodman 1t has 132, 2,2O6 beneficiary members in that state
 A class of 138 candidates was init- ated in Buffalo recently. The oRder is making rapid progress in eastern New York.
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Other Orders.

The Railway clerks met last night. The Railway Engineers heh their usual weekly meeting at Red Mems hall Wednesday aft rnoon.
 The Conductors will meet tomorrow night.
 The Railway Blacksmi hs meet Thursday night next.
 The Railway Trainmen held their fe2ula9 weekly session Monday niaht. The Royal Arcanun1 net Wednesda
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A, LEE FOR CITY CLERK.

formal announcement of MT. Lee as a candidate for the
 of city clerk appears in the ic. Mir. Lee has held the office portion of a term, and he is an endorsement. He is well led for the position, and has per d the duties so we'll that he will ubt receive the endorsement he
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11jj } E: 5 ':'|' '') -AA fA as~" h "

It is tue general belief that President Lincoln was q Mason, but according to Colonel E. B. Beree of Springfield, Ill., hc was not. E.crce is a member of Springfield Masonic lotl ge. No 4 He says that after Iincol.l's election in the fall of 1860 his petition was received by that lodge and voted on with a clear ballot in the east. but Lincoln never took the degrees. The whole country at that time was laboHing under the eX element over the prospects of q civil war, and threats were made to assaS- sinate the newly made president. Lin coin was also very busy with the many things he had to look after, and under these circumstances he found no time for Masonry.
 The members of the craft who were present in the Masonic temple in Grand Rapids, Mich. recently were treated to the unusual sight of witnessing the third degree presented with every position from the tiler to the east occupied by past masters.
 The Southern California Masonic home at East San Gabriel, Cal, was opened to receive its first inmates re- gently.
 The new grotto of the Yelled prorh- cts cf s,sc Enchanted Realm las been instituted in Chicago. It is named Ar van.
 At the Mystic sh,iners' sen;annua! conc!ave in Dcavcr g cl@ss 6: eighty three candidates was g;vp:i tie shrine Included in the class wcyc Dr. Gn Ri i Hara of Sahda. Japanese: two Frencfne:en. onc Austrian. one GerIna, and one Scot:hrnan
 The grand Rcyss. Holy Arc, chapte- of Pennsylvania recently appropriated $2OO to the fund for the relief of thr Jews in Russia
 Masters who are locking for a novel ty might do worse tlan to hold an 'eX- perience meeting" says the Mason;t Standard. C2M on each brother pres ent to relate g A1ssa:.ic incident comia: within his persI1.! ecssor:e1ee. Prop erly conducted. such meeting would afford no little e1rtertain inr.elt.
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AMENDMENT WILL PASS.


 Ite Superintendent Hinemon re- Ia to the city yesterday after |ins during the past week in |oast Arkansas in the interest of
 EcFeuin amendment. Mir. Hine- is confident of the passage of hi1, which will mean more taxes kbool improvement. "Throu2hGut tate." said Superintendent Hine-
 nthe amendment is meeting with Every one favors school i'm
 Sment."-Gazette.
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N COULD TO
 VISIT ARKANSAS.

kin Gould, president of the Cot |elt railroad. will leave St. Louis Monday morning, accompanied lee President and General Super fent F. H. Britton, and will make |speetion trip over the lines of |otton Belt in this state. He will |Texarkana especially with refer Ito the improvements which the
 |Eil make at that place.
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RED SUNDAY,

fe will be a mass meeting at Mems hall, corner Fourth and ltreets, over Alexander brothers today at ? D. m., to eommem-
 fhe massacre at St. Petersburg, |, January % 1905, which has
 |to be known as Bloody Sun The meeting VII be addressed
 lllc speakers of this city.
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etaly Shaw intimates that the
 Hurry in Wall street was due to Ft that there is not enough mon- me country to enable the coun- pslness to be transacted. Where Hr' Rockefeller keep it?-1ndi- |is Sentinel.
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all alike. Ill some cases it takes wandering form; 1t may be i'll the arms or legs one day and ill the shoulders, feet, hands, back or other parts of the body the next. Others suffer more seriously, and a1c never free from pain The uric acid and other irritating substances find lodge 1nent i'll the muscles and joints and as these deposits increase the mus eles become stilF and the joints locked and i,uaaovable. Ii matters not i'll what fola the disease inaI be the cause is always tae saAe-,= se,l1. acid condition q tfe blood. This vital streaf1 las losazs; parity ard freshness a::j in>t5s.I q uoulisli- ing and feeling t!zs esars Iil parts with health slVl:e Hettses, t fills painful ..4 ttatzfe-.v 4s3 dtsea=g ii'h intensity tae f=g5ae rheumatism, z agony, r1h5 t......,- ,-esel rsats with plasters aad ctr -9e remedies. temporary e.;s .7t:., comfort but have the blO0f Ii75l 5..-,,,, l 11t. .carl af o,ta
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Monday night, as previously annoHnc- ed in these columns. ". w Fisk vas reelected president; C. H. Herrick, vice president; Arch McGhie. secre- t"ly; C. J. Humbert, treasurer. and Mr, Bev,n, sergeant-at.arms.
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United Worknen.

The Ancient Order of Tnitei Work men will hold their bi-weahly mee .ng next Friday night
 The Degree of Honor will meet Tuesday night.
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The E!ks.

The Eihs mel fa resala1 weekly ses- sion at their maaAifieent e1a5 rooms on Second avenue Tuesday night No important matters ars reported from the lodge room
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Red Men.

The Red Men held their regular weekly meeting at Red Mems hall Wednesday night Only routine work was done.
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Eaiahts a.td 54a.:ies Of yieuor.

A la=f1. ..=es= #..A=t ms sion = 'u4szzzt 'ta H,j}ffi49.si...= .= and E# 2 void | y....5 i.,.1te ii NJ icl the eas ess.tzs",, as9::sc.'z..#lrg h"s.atici aries z sf ea:.4e w;;.zti;l t.l.. ,ss.f tll.. of oar=faw
 The -1i4ziz*::2sss i;.s..=s' r.f4n af tn@ Kn.@ist ::n.5 I.alte4 "t - 5= l", over l ! .hf& :s1"',.to,a> i.s z st'!,4t ..-
 Reaart> Aen" r@ea.se! ae the .t=rr.. splendid increase ill membership
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ROYAL ARCkNUM.

Rhode Fsln rsGfss Grand Rcgent-Notes
 and Gossip.
 ell of Rhode Island. George ". Tilley. has been member of the Royal Area mum since April 10, LS96 when he join ed Coronet council, Mo- 63, of Newport
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Ira des Council.

The Central Trades and Labor c9un- c;l elected officers fer the year last
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over lOn lIsc32.l CTS

over l0n lsqz.i ei.s
 Seven i. ss5= .'=3sess }l5=se bon ia ztat4t cd in N Y '@s4i5 ss4ee feHea fa5tlG and tlae .ig.=zi ..eliou is making alon did uf1gHe4S
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RE1EUMATISyI
 BODY BACKED WITH PAIN

No other bodily suffering equal to that produced by the pain @ &heu
 
 rene i'll the blood there is hardly part of the boas that not a ieCted and
  pain troubles, instead passing other acd
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T7e Wood en.

The Woe1men of the World will meet in reeular b-wokly session Thursday niahr
 The Wooamen Circle meets in r aeg- lar session nevt Tuesday night.
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 About ffteon years ago ! had severe attack of Rheumatlan and could not work with any satistact tion. My legs were badly swollcn and drawn so ! could scarcely walk. tried many rem cdios but could get no reliet. l was f'na ally recommended to try s. g. 2. and if soon cured mo sound and well. am now "A years old and have never had any return of tho trouble,
 JOSEPH FEOTE IIAWLEY,
 Box 1o4. Aurof.t, Ill
 Sometime ago had Rheumatis1s1 and had to ou1t work. Tho pains in my back and between my shoulders was so in4 tense 1 could not rest or sleep. l tried everything but nothing @id ne any g0oa till heard of and took $. \. S. This medicine cured mo h0uud and well It purified my blood aud made lne feel like
 " CONRAD LoHR,
 Andersen, Ind. l22 [. IaeA St, them with the acids and salts of this ;. cold and dampncSS of Winter always Ed the sufferer to pet relief from the linimeutS. oils, lotions, etc, CT uses 'hcsc are desirable because they @ivo 10 effect OH the real trouble which is in l treatment $. s. s. is thc best rcm4 Ae fof Rheumatism. It goes into the iood and attacks the disease al it's head, ad by nculrailHlng aild dtlNlng oul the eiGs and building up the thin, sour bod 1t cures the disease permanently. While cleansing the blood $. $. tones r the stomach, digestion and every thcr part of the system, soothes the ou, dissolves the deposits ill the joints, this distressing disease. $. $. S is q .fn Muscular, Innammatory, Afticu. selsc and any medical advice, without 7 SPECIFIC CO.,, AEE&ETJsy Gs9s
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FRATERNAL ORDER NEWS

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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-10-05
BENNINGTON Briefs.
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.

Miss Maggie Cone Is spending the
week with her brother 10 Chatham.
Mr. and Mrs II. @. White are on
trip 10 New York In their automobile.
Mr. and Mrs NJ p Varney OF Bristol
are the guests of School Supefinlen.
dent and Mrs a. w, Varney.
James Delaney OF North Hooslck is
candidate for sheriff OF Rensselaer,
county, to be yo ted for at the coming
state election.
u. Frank Dlefendori OF Canajoharle
was guest yesterday OF Rev q, W.
Rowley. llo went this morning to
Manchester 10 take part Ina the County
Sunday School convention being held
there today.
II Is interesting 20 note that Walter
l.. Mains entire menagerie was des-
troyed 10y lire Tuesday AZ winter quar-
ters Ia Ohio. One man was killed.
Nothing was saved but four eloph ints
and 1--WE horses. II was partially COW
cred 10y insurance.
Rev G. S. Mills, Rev aad Mrs G. w.
Rowley, NJ. Il. Morgan, Miss Sarah
Odds, Miss Florence Nalbridge, Lynn
Mood aud Mrs Harmon Bugbee Of
Bennington, Misses Marley and Shaw
of Bennington Center aud Mrs James
aiggins OF Woodford went 10 Man
chester this morning to attend the
County Sunday School convention
No musical person can afford 10
miss the piano recital 10 be given In
Library hall on Wednesday evening,
oct. 10 by Miss Squlres, assisted by
Mrs Chas Wilcox, contralto, add Rob
ert Foote, violinist. Miss Squires will
play numbers by Lizt, MoszkowskL
Shumann, Chopin and others and the
remainder of the program will he OF
the same high order. Tickets 80 cents
now on sale ut Ayres Drug store.
Next Sunday Is American Board
Day at the Second Congregational
church. On inv ta'ion oi the pastor,
the Rev Edward G.. 1ewksbury OF
Tungehow, Nor,h China, viii speak AZ
both services. In the morning his suO-
ject will be The New Far East" and
in the evening Mr. Tewksbury will
speak more particularly regarding his
own experience during ten years In
China. which will include the story OF
the Siege oil Picking. The church audi.
torium ought to be filed at both these
services. Ii will be a notable Sunday
to usher 10 the week OF the Hay stack
Centennial. A cordial invitation is
extendedto the public.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-10-05
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Osr-Amcthyst pln. surrounded by bril-
u ianis Finder viii De suitably rewarded
u left At winslow q Rsminston's 2sat2