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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-01-08
GREATEST WOMAN YIoLINIST
MAUD POWELL TO PLAY HERE
ON JANUARY 18Th.

First and Only Evening Concert by the
New Haven Symphony Orchestra
Brings This Remarkable Artist to
New Haven.
The first big musical event since the
holidays is announced for Tuesday,
January 10, when the New Haven Sym
phony orchestra gives it's only evening
concert of the season. Woolsey hall is
sure to be packed on this occasion, not
only because the evening concert al
ways brings out the biggest audience of
the year, but there is the added inter-
est given by the appearance here of
Miss Maud Powell, the violinist.
To Miss Powell is conceded the dis
tinction of being not only the greatest
living woman violinist of our day, but
she stands shoulder to shoulder with
the greatest Of the men violinists.
Even w. ]. Henderson, that harshest
and most exacting of critics, in writing
OF her said:
"As a woman, of course, she has no
equal, and she is pretty near the top
among men"
1t was Miss Powell who gave the
great Tschaiowkski concerto it's first
American production. Because her re-
pertoire is 50 much more comprehen-
sive thanthat of some of the men vio-
linists, she has been called the explor-
er OF music.
She played the Finnish composer,
Jean Siblius' new concerto recently
with the New York Philharmonic un-
der Safanoff giving this almost I'M
playably difficult work its first Ameri-
can hearing, and it was this same in
trepid woman who first played the
beautiful Arenski concerto in America,
on which occasion Modest Altschuler
was the conductor, and the Russian
Symphony the orchestra.
Next Tuesdays programme will open
with the melodious unfinished" sym
phony Of Schubert. Seats for the con-
cert will be IN sale Saturday, Monday
and Tuesday.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-01-08

Do you use an atomizer in treating
nasal catarrh? Then You will appre-
cate Ely's Liquid Cream Balm, the
mildest, quickest, surest remedy for
this disease. In all curative properties
it is identical with the solid cream
balm, which is so famous and so sue
cessful in overcoming catawh, hay few
er and cold in the head There is relief
IL the first dash of spray upon the
heated sensitive air passages. All
druggists 75c, including spraying tube,
or mailed by Ely Bros, So Warren
street. New York,
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-01-08
LADIES EVERYWHERE USE 1T

L
The use Of Paxtine Toilet Antiseptic
is becoming quite general in every
lady's toilet in New Haven.
1t is unequalled for overcoming the
offensive odor from and curing nasal
catarrh, and for sore eyes, sore mouth
and sore throat 1t has no equal. Used
as a douche in local treatment of fem
mime ills its effects are Immediate
Mrs. l.. NJ Furbush writes: Il never
before used such a wonderful cleans
ing and healing antiseptic as Paxtine,
I wish every suffering woman knew
about it as a local treatment for in
fammation or liberation, it has done
so much far me. L am sure will
never be without it in the toilet"
The sale of Paxtine is rapidly in
creasing. because as fast as one wom-
an uses it and learns Of it's value she
has told others. Have you tried Pax
tine? so cents at druggists. For sample
address the R. Paxtine Co.. rs Pope
building, Boston, Mass.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-01-08
JANUARY MEETING.
New Haven Branch of the Woman's
Board of Missions,

Board of Missions.
The January meeting of the New
Haven branch of the Woman's hoard
of Missions will be held in enter church
chapel this afternoon at o'clock.
Late news from the field will be brief
ly given. The leading address of the
hour will be that of Mrs. Theodore
Crosby Bliss, for ten years a mission
airy in Micronesia, and author of Fifty
Years in the Island World" who will
speak on mission work in these islands.
This being the subject Of the United
Study of Missions for the year 1907, it
can but prove valuable to any follow
ing this course of study to hear Mrs.
Bliss on the topic in which she is so
thoroughly at home. The branch takes
this opportunity to cordially invite in
dividuals and societies of all denomin-
ations to attend. An opportunity to
meet Mrs. Bliss will be afforded at an
informal reception following the meet
ing.
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FOR MILITARY BALL.

Naval Battalion VIII Give Dance This
Month.
Announcement is made that the First
division. Naval battalion will give its
annual ball January 20 at Warner hall.
Allmembers Of the division and Mill
tary friends will appear in uniform.
The affair is always one Of the most
splendid in the line of military balls of
the city. The committee in charge
follows: Ensign Ernest L. Averill,
chairman; Machinist's Mate Henry j.
Rathgeber, ex-Gunner's Mate George A.
Edwards, Coxswain Ronald e. Will
liaims, Seaman Thomas ]. Finnigan,
Robert B. Bond, Judson D. Terrill.
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TERRY M'GoVERN.

He Is Dead Mentally, and Soon Will be
Physically.
Stamford, Jan. There is no hope
for Terry McGovern. He is dead men,
tally now, and it will not be long be-
fore he is dead physically" said Dr.
Owens of the Owens sanitarium to-
day.
The little fighters expenses at the
sanitarium are s140 month, and are
being paid by Sam Harris, his former
manages.
Harris is one of the managers of the
athletic contest to be given for Nc
Governs benefit at Madison Square
garden, New York, January %.
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LOCAL FINANCIAL NOTES.

New York. New Haven and Hart
ford railroad stock holds very steady
in price with only small lots offering
for sale. The recent three issues of
short time notes at par and interest
were quickly taken and none offered
for sale at that price after We'd
nesday morning; the quotation now
being 100 ga to 1O1 IL, according 20
the length of time.
New York and New Jersey Tele-
phone rights are quoted at "a to
4 IA. They run until January 81;
they are considered cheap for Z per
7cent. stock.
Cumberland Ely Mining company
rights expire to-day and are consider
ed of no value
The recent high price for many has
brought out a considerable list of bond
offerings at rates more attractive than
were current last fall Among them
Connecticut Railway and Lighting
Az per cent unstamped bonds which
cannot be called and run until 1851
without option.
Southern New England Telephone
company dividend checks will be sent
out one week from tonight.
Danbury and Bethel railroad which
ceased dividends for about two years
paid a seni-annual dividend of per
cent. the first Of January to holders of
December q,
Swift & Co. has advanced the last
two days from 109 to liz IA at the
close of Saturday, the rise is due to
the good showing Of its business for
the past year.
Holders of copper stocks in general
feel much better in the last three days
owing to the advancing price of all the
dividend paying and producing mines.
Amalgamated Copper, the leader, sold
ON Friday at 100 and yesterday at
12l IA, the highest price since 1901
The clearings and balance of the
New Haven banks for the week ending
January 5, 1900 and for the CORE
spending week of last year, are furn-
ished by the secretary Of the New Ha-
clearing house as follows:
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Ehs 4r1rrnal aud Courier

DELIVERED BY CARRIERS IN THE
CITY, 10 CENTS A WEEK, so CENTS
A MONTH, SO FOR SIX MONTHS, SO
a YEAR. THE SAME TERMS BY
NAIL SINGLE COPIES. 2 CENTS
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DEMOCRATS TO MEET.

Annual Session Of New Organization
Tonight.
The recently formed democratic or
ganizatlon of the city will hold its first
annual meeting at Elks' hall tonight
at o'clock 1t was said yesterday
that Dean Henry Wade Rogers, of the
Yale Law school, would be chosen pres
ident,
A full list Of officers will be elected
tonight to succeed the temporary ones
chosen month ago. 1t is likely that
something will be done at the meeting
toward the selection of permanent
quarters.
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PRAISES HIGH SCHOOL.

c. V. Temperley, of London, England,
who arrived here yesterday from Mon
treal, is visiting the high school and
will leave here for New York to-day.
He is one of the teachers sent out from
England to observe American school
methods. He speaks very highly of the
local high school.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-01-08

Professional Humorist-"Wit should
never seem forced. Now, never frv
to be funny" His Vis-a-v is-"Oh, but
you should Mr.. W5odshine One never
knows what one can do till one tries"
Puck.
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no HAVE A RANo1tEr

With the Interstate league standing
settled the bowlers of this town will
have a banquet that will be a hummer.
1t is planned to have the members of
the New Haven Interstate team as
guests and a note time is promised. No
steps will be taken to complete ar
rangements. however, until the New
tie is rolled off.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TODAY.

Building Lots-E. M. Clark.
Birds-Champion & Co.
canned Fruits-The Hurlburt Co.
civil Service Exams-F. S. Andrew.
Cruises-Southern Pacific r. R.
Door Checks-The ]. e. Bassett & Co.
Entertainments-The Ford Co.
Est. G. p. Northumberland Notice.
d-Lots-Gamble-D Co. =
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Entertainments-N. H. Theater. /
understanding -Am.Line.
Legal Notices-Nat'l Tradesmens Blk.
Notice OF Dtssolution--Grilley Co.
Pyramid Pile Cure-Druggists'
Postum-Grocers'.
Reductions-The Chas Monson Co.
Trips-So. Pacific R. r.
Wanted-Situation- Court st.
Wanted-Situation- Franklin ST.
Observation-Disclosures, this Office
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Hon. W. ]. Atwater has been Ill at
his home for about week, and he is
being attended toby DR.. E. Reed Whit
temore Mr.. Atwaters condition is not
serious, and he will undoubtedly be
able to be about again in few days.
His many friends will wish him a
speedy recovery.
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HAMMoNAssETT TRIBE.

Will Raise Up Chiefs This Evening.
Hammanassett tribe. I. o. R. NJ, will
raise up elected chiefs for the ensuing
term Tuesday, January s, at p. M.
All the brethren are cordially invited to
be present. Norris Cove oysters and
hot coffee will be served.
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ORPHAN ASYLUM ANNUAL.

The annual meeting of the corpora
ton of st. Francis Orphan asylum will
be held tomorrow afternoon at 2:SO.
Officers will be elected, reports made
and members of the corporation will be
elected to fill the vacancies caused by
the death of Rev. Father DAILY, Will
liam Geary and ex-senator James P.
Bree.
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WEATHER RECORD.

Washington, D. G., Jan. 7, p. m.
For Eastern New York: Rain in
south, rain or snow in central and
north portions Tuesday, colder; We'd
nesday fair, colder in extreme south
portion, variable winds becoming north
and fresh.
For New England: Fair in north, rain
and colder in south portion Tuesday;
light winds mostly northwest, fresh
Wednesday fair. fresh northwest to
north winds.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-01-08
O'CONNELL MATCHED.
iYale's Wrestling Instructor to Nee
New Britain Unknown

lYaIe's wrestling InstTuctof 70 Meet
New Britain Unknown.
On Saturday night, aJnuary -, Eddie
OConnell, the Yale wrestling instruct
or, is scheduled to meet an unknown at
Torrington, the stipulations being that
the wrestler shall weigh not more than
las pounds, and shall be Connecticut
man. This bout will take place before
the Torrington Athletic club. O'Connell
also expects to get bout at New Brit
ain before a great time elapses and
preparations are now going on merrily
Tor the event.
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NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.

NOTICE TO SUBsCRIBEKss
II you are going away. for short or
long period. the Journal and Courier
win be sent to you by mail with"0'
extra charge. The address may De
changed as often as desired.
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HoYT AND HIS DOG.
Lost Nine Muzzles and Was Nearly
Caught by Police.

-'tAAS AZ uAN4CS anu W a. NOoAAy
Caught by Police.
Assistant City Attorney S. c. Hoyt dis
probably having as much trouble in
consequence of the new order concern
ing dogs as anyone in the city. He
has purchased nine muzzles for his lit
tie Boston bull, and the dog has learn
ed to take them off by catching them
on a picket fence and hanging until
they break.
A day or two ago the dog got out of
a cellar window, and a search was
made for him. 1t was rumored that the
dog was caught by Chief Wrinn,s spat-
ulates, but the dog was caught just
as the police were attempting to coax
him towards an express wagon.
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NEW SUCCEEDS coRTELYoU.

Is Named Acting Chairman of Nation
al Republican Committee.
Washington, olJan. 7.-Postmaster
General Cortelyou sprung a surprise to-
day by announcing his resignation as
chairman OF the national republican
committee. The resignation was ac-
companied by the announcement that
Vice Chairman Henry S. New Of Indi-
ana would become acting chairman.
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WILLIAM LAHEY IN Tolls.
He is Again Charged With Non-sup-
mort

port.
William Lahey was arrested yester-
day afternoon by Detective Dorman on
a charge of non-support. This is the
second time Lahey has been in the tolls
on the same complaint and both were
brought against him by George w.
Rowe, clerk of the board of charities
and corrections. Lahey has three chill
dren at st. Francis Orphan asylum,
and it is alleged that he has failed to
pay for their keeping there for the past
two years. It is said that his wife is
living, but nothing can be learned of
her. Lahey is employed in Bridgeport.
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YEAR At ST InHN,s

The receipts at St. Johns Roman
Catholic church last year were $17,4O6,
and the expenses were $1S,033. The sum
of $1,000 has been paid on the church
debt.
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Local Weather Report.
New Haven, January 7.
a. m.

L. M. TARR, Local Forecaster,
U. S. Weather Bureau.
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CREMATION SOCIETY.

Evening.
The New Haven Cremation society
will hold it's annual meeting tomorrow
evening at o'clock at G, A. r. hall
for the purpose of admission of new
members and the election of officers.
Professor Wilke will give a musical en-
tertainment. The public is cordially in
Nifnd
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-01-08

Decrease clearings week of 1907, 81
1901.
Balances week 1906, $5O1, 1854.
Difference balances, $26,975.2C.
Clearings week 1905, $2,S46,51Z.69,
Clearlngs week 1904, $1,6S6, 35O,7o
Clearings week 1908, 1880, $3.50.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-02

A special meeting Of St.
, Aldemar Commandery viii be
4 held this evening for the pur-
Il pose Of drill. let every mem-
i Der be present. Per order,
= Noble s. Love, +. G.
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TALK OF THE TOWN.


Local Happenings Tersely Told sor Busy
Readers
A corset sale at Fits.
You'll find 1t on page 2
Auction sales Thursday night.
John Shaw went 10 Randolph yester
day to visit his daughter.
Cameras must 90. Prices TO sell them.
AT Averill Music Co.'S.
Z. g. Wilson Of Morrisville has dis
play Of pianos at Harris store.
Angelo Diversi returned last night
from b business wish To Boston.
Dr. George n. spilIcr, optician, will
be at the City Hotel May ! and 2.
Mems and boys Jersey sweaters and
golf jackets from the Frank McWhorter
Co.
Children's wagons at reduced prices.
Call between 4 and p. M. Basement,
under Times office.
Dr, A. FL II Lewis wishes to announce
that be has moved his Office from 40
Pearl street to M. 3a, the same street.
ii you want To secure some of those
HlilSfAff SASH NuIbhiHb III @Jb PcI pdiAs
you had better call early on Saturday at
Perry's.
esThe best is better than the rest
Nothing too good for those who pay.
Try Dix & Coleman's to-day; meats gro
ceries and vegetables. Get red stamps.
Just step in and ask to see the Japana
|cut flower holders. You can arrange
cut flowers with stems Of any length,
naturally, in open bowls III glass, china,
pottery, silver, etc. Kenyon Il Co.'S
bargain Store.
Mrs. G. III Kent and Mrs. II. s. Gates
entertained the bridge whist club at the
home of the former on Jeffercon street
last evening Dinner was served at
seven O'Clock, after which the party
played bridge whist during the evening.
Mrs. W. Frank Harris and Irving White.
head won the first prizes and Richard
Veale and Mrs. Frank Robinson the con
solution prizes.
Tie auction sales this week, begin
ming Thursday night, win be two large
lots Of household goods, which will be
brought in from outside Thursday. In
addition We propose to make this our
annual auction room spring cleaning.
The accumuIations OF the winter viii be
brought in where there is plenty of room
to examine and viii be disposed of at
auction and private sale for a few days.
Come and see this wonderful assortment.
After this sale the Pavilion win be put
in shape for summer business
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TALK OF THE TOWN.

A corset sale ct Fits.
Auction sales Thursday evening.
DO you value money! Read page 2.
WaIton's Vermont Register for 1907
Tax Barre Book store.
Boys base ball suits at the Frank
McWhorter Go. Store.
Flower and garden seeds in papers
and in bulk, at Emslie's.
The Red Cross Pharmacy have opened
up their big soda fountain.
Golf, tennis, yachting and outing caps
Of all sorts, 25c to $3.50. Moore a.
Owens.
Mrs. William Walker and children left
last night for Woodlawn, N. ~, where
they will reside.
We have secured another lot Of those
muslin sash curtains at zoe per pair. On
sale Saturday at perry's.
Don't fail to see '.Rebecca Of Sunny
brook Farm" at the Universalist church
next Friday evening, May 3.
At the meeting Of the Bright Star
Rebekah lodge held last evening seven
/ candidates were initiated into the order
H. A. Drown went to Lyndomille to-
day to visit relatives and win attend
the Shrine meeting at ST. Johnsbury
this evening.
Business meeting Of the Christian En-
deavor society of the Baptist church
Thursday evening. viii all committees
send reportsf
A nice tenement for small family,
all conyenienees, ready Saturday, No.
1915 South Main street, to rent DIR. j..
Henry jackson.
About thirty couples attended the
dance given by G. q. Averill IN Wood
mems hall last evening. Music was fur
nished by Gilbertson's orchestra.
a. w. Dunbar, who has been working
in Irasburgh sugaring the past. month for
Mrs. L. NJ. Cutris, has returned 70 Barre
to resume his work at caTpentering.
Auction sales Thursday evening and
each evening through the week at the
Pavilion, where there is plenty Of room
and large lot Of goods 70 be sold.
Why not try Dix & Coleman for
prompt, courteous service and good
4 HNfNos tHf3 sAE mt 1AAHiAtn III INV
city. They give red stamps, too. Soutl,
Main street grocers and marketmen.
Telephone si6.s
The l. A. G.. base ball team defeated
tile Montpelier Eagles ON Rangers field
yesterday afternoon by score Of SO
10 l. The l. A. G team will play the
Randolph high school team at Ran
dolph Saturday afternoon.
On the Washington street grounds
yesterday afternoon the South Main
street 9rds defeated the Mount streets by
the score Of II To 4 Batteries for vic.
tors, Raymond, Tierney and Cumins /;
for yanqnishod, Coyae and Morrison +;
umpire, Nelson.
The case Of Della Haroon, who was
arrested Tuesday night on the charge Of
keeping a house Of IN fame and keeping
Intoxicating liquor Illegally was con
tinued for two weeks By Che city court
yesterday afternoon on agreement Of
her attorney. W. W. T.apoint, and the
grand juror u. r. Davis. She was let
20 on her on reeogHizance.
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TALK OF The TOWN.
Two liquor bars for sale. Apply to
c. NJ. Halves at Eureka restaurant.

Two liquor bars for sale. Apply to
c. NJ. Halves at Eureka restaurant.
Full line Of fishing tackle just III.
Prices right. Your inspection solicited.
Kenyon & Co.'s Bargain Store.
ANm. Donald Of Foss street bas been
appointed agent for the r. G.. Chase
nurseries. He expects to call on the
people of Barre for orders, but anyone
desiring to see him before he gets around
to them can reach him with a postal.
It is hoped that there viii be a good
attendance at the meeting of the Civic
Federation, which was adjourned until
Friday afternoon, May !, at three
o'clock In the library rooms. Cues
tions Of Importance have arisen for dis
cussion and each club needs to be well
represented TO consider the work which
may come to-each member.
A. A. Smith & Bros. MAY sale is
worthy OF your best attention. Mems
SOC jersey ribbed and balbriggan shirts
and drawers, to close at zoe. Mems
si25 and SL50 soft bosom shirts going
at S9c; mems 75e shirts, 49c; ladies' and
gents $3.50 and $500 shoes, S2.9s; la
dies and gents $3.50 and $500 shoes
sl9s; ladies' misses and boys SL5O
shoes, $l.2a; childrcn's shoes from a3c
to Csc; Waltham and Elgin $1,000
watches, Sl2.9S; $500 watches. s7.as;
lot $3.50 watches, $2.9s. excellent lot
stem wind and stem set watches, csc;
ladies and gents $3.50 chains, Sa.0s;
ladies and gents $3.50 chains. slgs:
ladies' and gents fobs reduced from
$3.50 to 40c; stone cutters glasses 18c
per pair. See advertisement on 9TH
page.
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Card Of Thanks.

We viii 70 thank all friends and
who in any way helped us
during the sickness aud death OF our
beloved husband and father; especially
thanking the Veteraui DeiIaroro and
Dr.. Duffy who faithfully attended him
TO the vast.
Mrs Il. +. Pucci anddaughtvr
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Notice q d. q a.

All members wishing tickets for the
grand court convention banquet to be
held May 16, can get same from the
following: s. l.. Cardi, w, Nicol, Alex
Clark, j. y. Smith, J. Forbes aud Paul
Pierson. Sale of tickets win positively
stop May 9th
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The BARRE DAILY TIMES


Weather Prediction.
Fair and continued cool tonight and
Friday light easterly winds.
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There viii be a special COM
munication OF Granite Lodge,
No. 35. +. & A. NJ. Friday
evening at z o'clock. Work,
Ne. A. degree. Per order w n.
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Read what Thomas A. Edison. the
worlds greatest inventor, ''the wizard
of the goth Century has said u want
to see monograph in every American
homeD II you have never had a genuine
phonoraph in your home You cannot
imagine what wonderful pleasure it
will be to you. what pieces can ! hear
on a monograph some may ask. Just
call at &c Elm street, Saturday even
ing, April eth, and hear the new May
records played. II. L. Hayward, 20 Elm
street, Barre, VI.
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s1aaEass. There viii he regular
meeting of Hiawatha lodge,
No. 20, l. O. O. r., Thurs
day evening, May 2, at 1880 o'clock.
The second and third degrees will be
conferred. w. Z. Beck, Noble Grand.