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Free press., 1906-05-26
The Field Meet.

The Field meet contest in Ellis
last Tuesday between the schol-
ars of the Ellis and the Hays
High Schools was a decided sue
cess from start to finish and wit
messed by large and interested
crowd, many driving up from this
neighbOrhood, and over so on the
train 1t was proposed by Ellis
and their scholars practiced hard
for the event, but, as will be noted
below, Havs captured most of the
principal events but lost the grand
prize in one event, the final score
standing Ellis 101 points, HAYS S5.
The game of baseball was one of
the finest ever seen IN Ellis the
score being Hays 2, Ellis /,
In the contests Hays won
Girls basket ball, Grammar
VS.. Grammar u to 3
Boys tennis doubles, 6 to 1
Base ball 3 to /
Boys long throw,
Girls long throw
Running broad jump,
Shot put.
100 yard sprint,
Half mile race,
Half mile relay race, girls
High jump running tied at it .
ELLIS won in the
Girls basket bail, High school
VS.. High school.
Running hop, skip & jump.
Hammer throw,
Rope climbing.
Peg setting.
Broad Jump standing,
Pole vault,
One mile relay race.
Hays lost the grand prize, the
S25 piece of statuary, for their
school room, IN the last lap of the
One mile relay race. the winning
of which would have made the
score Hays 95, Ellis 81.
Our Hays glrls surprised 1.-THE
natives" in the splendid showing
of their athletic ability. Over a
hundred from here were present
and cheereG ouI scholars rovallv .
So interesting were the contests
a rain about o'clock did not in
terfere with the program, which
was continuous from to 1880 D. m
Free press., 1906-05-26

Next Saturday, the I'd. a far
mers meeting in Hays. See notice.
Mrs Grace Hall Mullen has
returned to her home in Denver.
The Gorham-Russell ball team
were here Sunday and played a
game with the Hays team. It was
we'll contested and the score stood
Hays 4 Gorham O
Now that school has closed for
3 months Walter Griffith is help
ing IN the Republican Office and
Jim Westbrook IN the depot.
Do you want Washing ma
chine? You surely do, provided
you can get one that does the work
properly. Call on Henry Wolf &
Son for a Kincaites.
Last Saturday eve ming Misses
Anna and Gertrude RYAN gave a
lovely party to their Young friends
in bonor of their lady guests
Attorney HoImquist was IN Ellis
on legal business Saturday and on
Sunday he attended the confrma
ton exercises at the Swedish Lu
theran church Is miles southwest
of Ellis.
Free press., 1906-05-26

The Supreme Court OF the US.
has decided against U. : senator
Burton, affirming the decision of
the Missouri court, which require C
him to pay $250O foe with
the costs, serve 6 months in Jail,
and forfeit his Office This lets
Gov. Hoch appoint some one as a
q. S senator and makes a senate
rial fight more bitter for the next
Legislature.
Free press., 1906-05-26

This week the Souvenir Postal
cards on sale includes a view of
the new Catholic church with the
little old one beside it, showing
the wonderful growth our church
has made, and the grand religious
home our Catholics have here.
Send them to your friends.
Another is reminder of old times
"a view of the Officers quarters,
Old Fort Hays,
Free press., 1906-05-26

Do not pay Freight on water
when you buy Paint. 1t is put
in pant to cheaper it, and we con
cede that the manufacturer does
not charge you much for it; but
you have to pay for the can that
contains the water. so you have to
pay the freight on water the can
that holds. No doubt You admit
that much Come let us show ycu.
HENRI Wolf 6 Son
Free press., 1906-05-26

OF course we take 1t that you
are like the man from Missouri
have to be shown that some paints
contain water. Please ask US to
show you. And we can show you
that some paints on the market
contain as much as "a per cent of
water You may say that is i'm
possible, but don't take our word
for it, come in and ask to be shown
for we have the proof.
Henry TNOlf 6 Son.
Free press., 1906-05-26

A large audience assembled in
the Lutheran church last Friday
evening at the Commencement ex-
ercises of the High School. The
music was entertaining, the ad-
dress grand and instructive, and
President of the Board Middle
kauff presented the diplomas with
appropriate remarks The four
graduates were. loaded down with
appropriate presents
Free press., 1906-05-26

And still more showers during
Wednesday night.
George Drake leaves tins Sstur
day evening for Baltimore, Md.
as a witness IN the q. S. court.
Mrs, Bartholomew entertained
a few of her lady friends at an
inviting feast Wednesday eve.
Our Lutheran church people are
pleased over a handsome new car
pet they have received for their
church.
Out at the Normal Gymnasium
the heating plant is completed and
been tested, found satisfactory and
workmen gone home.
Free press., 1906-05-26

Handsome engraved cards are
out announcing the marriage next
Saturday evening, June End at the
home of Mr.. & Mrs Judge NeIIis
IN Topeka of their daughter Miss
Celeste TO Harmon D. Ryus of
LosAngeIes, where the happy cou
pie will reside. Our many old
timers are sending congratulations
Free press., 1906-05-26
10 Whome 1T may Ooncern.

10 WhOna 1t may C0ncern.
Having mutually agreed to sep
arate and having paid her her
dover right in nv property, no.
tice is herbY given that all persons
are forbidden to sell ANYTHING to
my wife, Amanda HiIdebrandt
Maberly, on my account. as will
pay no bills bv her and charged
to me. John ". Mo6erLv.
Free press., 1906-05-26
al Ne Us

Mrs. Shippey has returned
from her visit to Hutchinson.
Henry Schwaller has returned
from his eastern trip.
Another shower came this way
Wednesday morning.
Geo. Philip & Son sell the best
Lawn Mowers.
Judge Reeder held court in Wa
keeney this week
Before buying a Refrigerator
see Geo. Philip & Son.
Rev Rush, the now eye glass
man, eft for other fields Monday.
Growing so bot and dusty, the
street sprinkler was put on again
on Monday.
The railroad are advertising an
other trip to Denver to 90 the 22d
of next month.
Miss Pratt has returned from
her Salina trip and reports a nice
visit.
The folks at the Experiment sta
ton have put in tennis court for
recreation hours.
Now that vacation is here the
children hardly know what to do
to pass away the time
Henry Schecster came down out
OF the west this week to visit his
children here.
H. H. Pierce is adding anoth
er room to his cottage on Nor
NAL avenue.
Geo Philip 6 Son sell the In
stantaneous Blue Flame Oil Cook
stove.
Quite n number 90 down to the
new dam for a SWIM these hot
days.
The Misses Foster have bought
m dcCIure cottage, near Wann's
ano> moved there.
About so went up on the plug
train to Ellis on Tuesday TO see
the athletic games there
Wat Zelgler cant stay away
from old Hays, so has sold out
at Oakley and come back here.
Miss May Cave, who has been
helping in Grfith's office, is go
ing 10 Missouri to visit relatives.
Many this week have tried the
Hays Creamery butter and like it
better than country butter,
Charlie Carroll and. family write
they are nicely located at Chap
man, in Dickinson county.
ROCK SPRING COAL.
Plenty of nice Rock Springs
Lump Coal received at Madden's
Elevator.
Miss Anna Wilson, after pleas
ant visit here, has returned to her
work at the Atchison school.
The county commissioners meet
on Monday, June 4th as a Board
of Equalization at the court house,
Next Tuesday. the Democratic
Congressional convention of this
district meet at Beloit, their Judi
cial for this district at Wakeenev
on Thursday, 31st'
The enrolment of students at
the Hays State Normal for this
year having reached over 200 the
faculty felt so reiolced the stu
dents were given a holiday on Tues
day, with picnic on the lake and
many went to the sports at Ellis
Free press., 1906-05-26
BLACK STALLION.

Arthur Wilde and Slant Fresh
our have bought a handsome BIO
black Percheon Stallion that they
will keep out in that south Smo
key hill country.
Free press., 1906-05-26

The state dam on the Experl-
ment station near Sites farm is a
complete success and being con
crete the water slides over and off
smOOthe as log and keeps bank
full backing the water up half to
a mile, up to Gofs' house at The
old Falr ground entrance.
We should have another appro-
prlation next winter to put one at
the lower end of the Public park
to give a body of water to the
west end of the Experiment lands.
Free press., 1906-05-26

Are sou going tn pHnt your
house inside or outside! Remem
her we are headquarters for A NJ
Hughes Crescent C0ttogc Paint,
the Best paint on the market
Heary Wolf 6 Sons
Free press., 1906-05-26
FARM FOR SALE.
In East side of TREGO countv.
Sw1 of section 2. town I2R 91

Good wells, windmllls, houses
and out buildings, Fenced cor
rel, orchard, etc. One of the best
farms IN the west. Price reasona
BILE, and l must sell as my busi
ness needs all my time. Address
Joseph Ru"yOn, Hays, Has.
Free press., 1906-05-26
]. C. WESTBROOK.

J. C. WESTBROOK,
is now taking orders for Nursery
Stock for both Fall and Spring
delivery. Sec me if You want the
stock adapted TO this climate.
No cold storage, all grown on
the old reliable Mt, Hope Nurse
rles at Lawrence, Kansas, so close
to here, and shipped direct to q.
All kind of trees and shruberv
suitable for lawns Also finest of
Fruit and Shade trees. Order
now. See me at nv shop. Prices
reasonable. u. g, West6rook.
Free press., 1906-05-26
Ranch for Rent.

The BARNS Ranch property
On the Saline River north west of
Hays, consisting of 1856 acres.
About 700 acres under cultivation,
Ali fenced. Good buildings.
Apply to II. W OSHANT.
HAYS City, Kansas.
Free press., 1906-05-26
Dance at Walker.

On June :. there will be dance
at the Walker School House, with
music by the Altman Orchestra.
All invited.
Free press., 1906-05-26
Heaven Revealed.


3S3 PIP. SAX inc. Large type. Fine cloth.
For limited period this book is
offered at trade rates, so cts.
with g cents postage for mailing.
CONTENTS.
The Origin of Angels.-The Essential Nature
of Heaven.-Character of the Angels. .-Tes-
timony of Scripture The Sure Way to Hea.
ven.--Practical Tendency of this Disclosure
Environment in Heaven, and What Deter
mines H.---Societies in Heaven.---A Heaven
for the Non Christian World---An Earthly
Relationship Continued in Heaven? Meeting
and Recognition of Friends in the Hereafter.
Personal Appearance of the Angels.---Reju-
venescence and Growth in Heaven Houses
and Homes in Heaven Sex and Marriage in
Heaven Garments in Heaven. Ghildaen in
Heaven. Work in Heaven. The Three Hea-
vens, and How Related. Eternal Progress
in Heaven. Consolation of Angels with men
ADDRESS.
THE NUNC LICIT PRESS.
AZ West Coulter Street.
PhfEadeLDhfas Pa.
Free press., 1906-05-26
attention I. u. o. f.

attention l. Il. o. f.
Brothers yon are requested to
be at our Hall at Q 9a.m sharp on
Decoration day to participate with
the G.. A r. that dav and remem
bering our dead members
Judd Bell, n. 6.
Jas. Carter, sect
Free press., 1906-05-26
If You have not Insured
Your Wheat in the Saint Paul
Do So At Once

Your Wheat in the Saint Paul
Do So At Once
Farley's wanted to be on the
ground floor, and have moved
from the rooms over the P.O. to
the Reeder cottage near Madden's.
Mr. Claude Blce has been engae
ed as instructor In the Gymnasium
and of a hletlcs out at the State
Normal the coming year, Mr.. Stra
ley, the gentleman from Emporla
who was engaged by the Regents,
finding he cannot come as expected
Black mare strayed.
One black mare, 4 years old,
both hind feet white. weight about
1000 lbs. Notify
1st National Bank, Hays, Kan
Residents who have trees over
hanging the sidewalks should at
once trim the lower limbs so the
ladies do not tear their parasols
We have heard of several torn this
week.
A round up between a couple of
hoboes who we're put off the tram
Wednesday night and city marshal
Rupp caused lots of fun. One of
the fellows who resisted got badly
battered up by Rupp's stick.
Pete BIsslng has quit the Wash
burn college at Topeka as he had
but two scholars in the class nut
has 45 music pupils at his school,
"a Of them fiddlers, and be couldn't
run both according to the rules of
that school.
Free press., 1906-05-26
HAIL
INSURANCE.
j. H. WARD.
Agent.
A Farmers meeting.

In Hays next Saturday June @,
H. b. Sherman, National Organi
zer for the National Society of
Equity, will address the farmers
on matters of great interest TO
them Be sure and hear him.
Free press., 1906-05-26

We have some Very Fine
Cane Seed that we Will sell cheap
at the MADDEN Elevator.
The High school Alumni had
a nice time at their dance Wednes =
day eve. Light refreshments were
served.
Next week is Decoration day
and our citizens should go out to
the cemetery and fix up their lots
before that time.
Free press., 1906-05-26
GOOD HOUSE TO RENT.

The StaceY-Lester cottage on
Sheridan avenue at the emarkable
low rent of $11. Water and els
tern in the house. Nice location.
See /. NJ. YOST.
Free press., 1906-05-26

Leonard Wolfe and mother are
arranging trip west next month.
A big, fine baby boy has come
this week to the home of George
Brown.
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Fire Sunday NIGHT destroyed the liV-
cry stables Of William Hamilton ana
Sons Al Platt5burE. y. Y, cremating
80 horses and burning Sc carriages. Th"
loss is about 100000. Tn" wife of on"
Of the drivers and two children We're
nearly dead from suffocation when res
cucd.
The postoh,Cc in the village Of Three
Rivers, Mass, was robbed soon after
A. NJ. Saturday. Tho safe was blown
open ana stamps to the value of about
sl-n. some registered letters and $50 IN
cash were taken. The crime was not dis
covered until about O'Clock, and there
is no clcw to the thieves.
The philadelphia &, Reading Railway
announced Saturday an increase OF
wages of 10 per cent. to all employees
receiving less than 500 per month. The
increase is effective from NOV. I, and
will affect about 5000 employees. it is
said. The entire Philadelphia & Read
Ing system is included in the increase.
The correspondent at Hong Kong Of
the London Tribune cables that the
British steam launch Fienam has been
a"izci by pirates in the Western river.
The passcngcrs and crew of the launch
were robbed and the pirates then raid
"a several Chinese launches and en-
gagged il running fight with an armed
launch Of tho salt commissioners. They
finally escaped in the darkness with
booty estimated ut 100000
Theodore G. Schafer. 81 years old,
was shot ana killed i'll the Empire
hotel at Cleveland. o.. Sunday by W.
+. Willis. Il Pennsylvania Railroad
sWitchman. Schafer, Il boardcr ut the
hotel. heard Willis's Wife screaming for
hclp ana while cmdcavoring to gain al
rittunce to the Willis apartments the
door was flung open by Willis. who
fired three shots II Schafcr, killing
him. Willis escaped from the hotel
but was later captured by policeman
after George Gilbert. Il brothcr-in-IdW
of the murdered man. had run Willis
down and was about to shoot him with
rifle
Eecausc they refuse to inaugurajc
y strike for the purpose Of forcir.;
Heinrich conriod of the Metropolitan
Opera house of New York to cngn,y.,
this season singers members of last
- II ''v' IT. "ii'' - N 'l'1il'Sin ~ lliC
Chorus SinSg"rs Union, the Central
Federation Union Sunday suspended
the delegates of the Theatrical Pro-
tcctivc Association of stage harGs and
III" Musical Protective Union. No 80
Of the American Fedcrotion Of Nus-
Clans. All other trade unions. mcni-
hcrs of which might he employed in
order for the metropolitan Opera
house. were instructed not to permits
their members to work ana the print
ing trades WAS directed to refuse ID
hnndl" any printing matter for NJ
CHnri"d or TIL" metropolitan Opera
HCll@C 60
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6ATTLESHiP VIGIRNlA RhMMED.
Warship and Dominion Liner IN Col
ision in Hampton Roads.

Norfolk. Va, Nov. 1.-The battle+hip
Virginia WAS rammod yesterday in
Hampton Roads Nv the Old Dominion
Line steamship Monroe, from New
York. Both vessels aftcrWaTd came to
this PORT. The Monroe landed her pas
sengers a her pier. while the battle
shin. under her own steam, proceeded
to the Norfolk navy yard.
The Virginia sailed from Ola Point
channel about 4. N. bound for Nor
folk, the Monroe following the battle
ship through Hampton Roads Of Sewl
els point the Virginia slowed down ap-
parently. and the Monroe Immediately
rang to slow down.
The Nirginia's steering gear seemed
to have become derlnged and She
Shecred out Of hc; course. The Monroe
could not stop nor change her course
in time and struck the hattlcSllip on the
after part of her arm0r belt. rakine
her starboard quarter. one set Of the
hattleShip's davits was turned inbolrd
while two Of her six-inch and one of
her three-inch after guns We're raked
and probably materially damaged
The Monroe sustained n bad twist Of
her steel prov, and the damage to her
may prove more serious than is now
apparent. \ survey will be made Of
both vessels.
Ihere were many immigrants aboard
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SUPPLIES GAVE OUT.
pcary Runs Short OF Fuel and Is Cblig
cd to U5a Beams Of Ship.

I.cuox. Nov 4-That Commander
Robert +. Pcary encountered unuSu1i
difficulties lii his search for the north
pole was indicated in Z telegram re
ctivcd today by Morris X. Jrsup. resi-
dent OF the pcary Arctic Club. Buffet
cd about in a field of ice, his ship with
out coal. his dogs poisoned by impure
food ana L portion Of the interior Of
the vessel torn anHrt to provide fuel
for the boilers were some of the trials
which the explorer was forced to face.
The most significant portion Of the
telegram. however, was that contain
ing I'M intimatipn that Commander
Pcary would again try to find tn"
north pole. That he was greatly en-
couragrd by the progress made in his
latest effort was indicated III q son
tcnco Of the telegram which read:
Roosevelt (his stcamer) is return
ing this year for additional supplies
and repairs
Thu text Of the telegram received by
Mr.. Jessup follows:
"Hopedale. Labrador. by way of Twill
lingatc, n. f.
Steamer Roosevelt now here. Re-
pairing rudder and stern taking bal
last and awaiting arrival mail steamer
to secure coal. Return voyage inccs-
SAINT struggle with ice to Cape York.
September &c. Then storms and head
winds to Labrador coast October IS.
Carried away two rudders stern post,
and two blades Of propeller foretop-
mast and spanker boom. Lost one
boat. Burned all coal and some in
terror beams, using wood and blubber
along coast. Expect to communicate
again from Chapau bay. All progress
will be slow but have no anxiety for
our safety and give no credence to ex-
aggerated reports. Roosevelt is re-
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AGREEMENT WITH UTES.
They Accept Proposition and viii Re-
turn 10 Reservation.

Sheridan. Myn., Nuv. /. ~ cunfcr-
encr between the Indians ana troops
Saturday at the TIE camp. T. miles
northeast of Monrhcad resulted in an
arrccmcmt on tho rant Of the Iitcs to
return Nlth Col. Rogers ~ Fort Meade.
4. d.. to hc taken caro- Of there Nv thn
government. White chiefs, Ftcl can ana
Hlark WhiSkcrs 20 to Washington t"
talk tn" matter over with President
Roosevelt.
The I-tgs will wv overland with trnone
If thr 9th cavalry. Tho miIu4 hav"
not bc"n tiis:lr:nrI and will not be as
long as they take no threatening action.
Tl., chiefs i'll conference. who Were
@rut WIZ tho band with power to nct.
were !;cd cap. Tnlrapkin ana Pnnnan.
chief SLACK WEiskcrs $jlid with tn"
IT" band. licf"r'. leaving for IT," cnun-
Xiii. thr I-tt.. held Il dane" III tine nncn
aMi .-nIrnnly discussed the situation.
Al the conference tn" chiefs were Of
frrcI trG1SnUrtatiOn for the tribe and
its ponies back to Utah and ratioHs
.lurirtg Ne winter \ promise f. Cnn%id
WI tire matter "f allowing them a now
bunting ground next spring was ais"
made. Tho In liam chioftains hcsitated
over the matter Of hunting grounds,
ana wanted 4 definite promise that they
would IN allowed 10 return to Powder
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INJURED IN COLLISION.
Carriage Is Struck by Trolley Car at
Springfield, Mass.

Springfield. Mass, Nov. 4.-The two
seated carriage containing Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Jaemin ana their two children
Of West Springfield, was struck by n
trolley car on the Springfield-Holy
Line about 1920 O'Clock tonight. Mr..
.JIsmin was seriously injured and the
other occupants were less severely
hurt. The carriage was smashed in
pieces. The Jasmins were returning to
their home from Chicopcc and the ac-
cidcnt happened as they were crossing
the Holyokc road The car which was
going at Il high rate of speed, struck
tie carriage obiqucly. Mr.. Jasmin was
taken to Il hospital in this city. The cX-
tent Of his injuries have not been de-
lprnijncI
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Thu following members and guests Of
the !Sabattus Club returned home Fri
day night, after a fine hunting trip Of
two weeks, passed at Tomhegan bay.
Mooschead lake: DR. f. A.. Porter, Ira
d. Clark. Q. +. Libby. G. II. Libby, a.
G. Libby, II. a. Anderson. Madison
Burns. l.. II. Woodbury., all of this
town. and r. 3. Thompson CT Curwens-
VILE, Pa. The jolly hunters report q
capture Of L. deer 10 of which they
brought home.
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HELPED STOMACH

Dear Sirs:- Masards, Me-, Aug. IS, 1904.
u have used the true sL. F. Bitters
for over five years and would not be
without it in my family. l was subject
to stomach trouble last spring and after
trying many other medicines, the true
eel. F." Bitters helped me the most of all.
Yours truly, MRs. A. H. McALPINE.
Good food, rightly digested. makes pure blood,
strong muscles and steady nerves. There's health for
you and your family in the IS cent bottle of 'L. F.
Atwood's Medicine that is sold at your dealers.
Eco Co.o.ea Postal Cs.ts. 50 subjects. Write US.
H1SC' y. H. Hays Sons, Selling Agts. Portland, Nc.
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BAD FIRE AT PlTTSBURG.
Mother Burned to Death, Children Have
Narrow Escape.

Pttsburg. Nov. Mrs. Frances San
togo. 81 years of age was burned 20
death; Harold. II son. four years old, is
in Il critical condition from suffocatlon,
and four other children had q narrow
escnpe from death tonight in Lawrence
Will. q section Of this city. Mrs. San
tcGu was pouring oil in the fire when
tie Gun exploded. throwing the burning
fluid over her. a detective ran into the
house and found Harold in q corner,
nearly dead from SuffOcatiOn.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Il. A. DoDyns left Sat
urGay for their former home in Hos-
ton. y little over a year ago they
came here and bought the Joshua
Burns farm on the Russell road 20
Madison. They sold it few weeks
ago t" y. \. Withce ara are now re-
turning u their former home in Mass
arhuSetts.
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Frank Wellman Of Augusta, II. T.
Winters Of Watcrvillc and Charles
Watts of this place, who have been
chosen as referees by insurance COM
panies to decide the loss of the Ian
coy House building. We're in town Fri
DAY for that purpose. xand the matter
was adjusted to the satisfaction of all
concerned.
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Charles II. Cook began Saturday on
his duties as agent at the local office
of the American Express Go. For the
past IS Ilonths he has been off duty
the greater part Of the time being sick
III mis- homo in Pressure Isle. His many
friends arc pleased to see him back il.
charge OF the Sknwhegan office.
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Mphican Tribe. No. SO. I. o. r. NJ,
is making an effort to get new membcns
and 70 that end 4 deputy from Lewis
ton Will soon begin active work here.
1t is also planned to institute Il com
panion lodge of the Order of Pocahon-
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Tic members Of the kindergarten
department Of the Tnivcrsalist Sunday
school were entertained at a Brownie
party Saturday afternoon at Murray
vcstry. The occasion was much enjoyed
by tho little folks.