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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-16
10O PERISH At
KINGSTON AND
THE CITY BURNS

New York. JAM earthquake shock followed by
fire. wrecked Kingston the beautiful and picturesque capital OF
Jamaica Monday afternoon and last reports the fire still
raging, principally the citys water front
The loss of life reported being heavy probably 40
British Reservation hospital,
which burned after the earthquake itself had subsidized
The General hospital which escaped destruction is filled with
wounded, which said 0 number 900.
This year just the time when Kingston and
other interesting of the island crowded with visitors
from Europe and America and has been received regard
ing the greater part of these
entertained for their safety of them
make the Myrtle Bank Hotel which
ed as being among the buildings destroyed
party have been the city
body distinguished Engismen, agricultural
perts affairs the island under the leader
ship Sir Alfred Jones attend the agricultural conference held
a that place.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-16
Rhode Island
Window Cleaning Co.
al WESTMIN 5TER ST.
Tel 2lgI-l. rfnior
BRANCH OFFICE.
28 Summer ST., Pawtucket, R. |.

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done We clean windows In stores.
Offices and private dwellings. scrub.
mop and oil floors and polish brass.
We make speciality Of the care of
otices and buildings by contract st
reasonable terms.
For reference inquire at the News.
Democrat once q
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-16
FoR OVER SIXTY YEARS

MRS. wINsLows SOOTHING SYRUP
has been used for over 60 years by mill
lions OF mothers FOR their children while
teethlng with perfect success II soothes
.he child, softens the gums. allays all
pain: cLres wind collie. and Is the best
remedy for Diarrhoea. II will relieve tho
poor li;tle sufferer immedia tely. Sold by
Druggists In every part OF the world
Twenty-Five cents bottle. BE sure and
ask for Mrs. winslow's Soothing syrup"
and take no other kind.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-16
Jap DWARF TREES

The greatest care Is required In watering
those fascinating japanese dwarf trees in
their quaint small pots. They must be
kept NJ just the right degree OF dampness
for they die II left too dry and grow out
OF their beautiful shapes n given too much
water. Three times "A week I'm winter.
on>e a day IN spring and autumn and
and twice n day In summer Is the rule
with one collector Of these tiny specimens
OF the horticulturists art, and she finds
it works perfectly
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-16
RUBBER TRUST HAS
ADVANCED PRICES

The United States Rubber companv's
1907 price list shows an advance I'm price OF
per cent over last year, subject TO
change without notice" II has also
changed the rate OF discount for deliveries
after April l from to y per cent.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-21
REALTY NOTES.

C. II. Read 6: Co have leased No $50 Greenwich
st. a four story building for A. NJ Buliowa 10 B'
I.owcnthal & Co.
Jacob Oppcnheim is the buyer Of No % West
Seth St, sold recently.
The II H. Fuller Realty Company has leased Tor
the Bankers Construction Corporation 1900 square
foot of space on the fifth floor of the building NO
90 10 35 West 32d st. running through to No ~ 10
"a West SD st. L. G. Koegler & Co. for a term
of years; also, for Henry Erkins to A H. Ehrsam'
ground floor space in the building at the northwest
corner OF Avenue A and 22d st
Julius II. Haas has leased from c. c. Hottenroth
the six story apartment house. with stores, No 200
East 161st St. for three years
Rarnett & Co have leased for 5. HrschberG the
store third and fifth floors in the building No 3
West 125th st The store and third floor are leased
different parties for term of five years each at
an aggregate rental of $4,000 and $4,000 respect
iyeIv The fifth floor is leased for three years at
an aggregate rental of S. coo The same brokers
have also leased No. 6J East 125th st. for G.. c.
Clrrie 10 the Arena Amusement Company for five
New-York tribune., 1907-12-21
RULINGS AS TO AtlMONY.

The Appellate Division of the Supreme Court
ordered Yesterday that the almony payable by
Richard V Mattison, jr., pending the trial of his
suit for divorce from his wife, be increased from
the seo n month which Justice Mccall directed, to
500 a month Mattison's father is well known
Philadelphia business man.
The aIimony of $500 month and $1,000 counsel
fees awarded by Justice Fitzgerald in the Supreme
Court TO Mrs Josephine Peck, pending the trial OF
the suit divorce brought against her by Samnei
w peck was reduced yesterday by the Appellate
J,vision IN $500 counsel fee and $3.50 month
alir,opy Mr. Peck who is in the clothing business
in this city named Frederick G. Calhoun, the
turfman who went bankrupt some weeks ago, as
correspondent.
Mrs Minnie b. Thaw who is suing Edward b-
Thaw for an absolute divorce, got an allowance
yesterday of SO a week alimony from Justice Hen
arick in the Supreme Court. and a counsel fee OF
s75 George Leventrtt. counsel for Thaw. SAID his
ellen, was a distant relative Of Harry h. Thaw.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-21
BIG THIRD AVE. LEASE.
RENTAL OYER s1,O00.0o0
Store and Office Building To Be
Built on Site.

A & NJ. Jacobs have leased the plot at the north
Reformed Low Dutch Church of Harlem to George
Corsa. The plot fronts 126 feet in Third ave
and 150 feet in 12st st The building which former
ly stood this corner was destroyed by fire last
January and up to that time had been occupied
by the furniture house of Cowperthwait Sons
for many years.
The lease is for twenty-one years, with two re-
neWals at an aggregate rental OF over Sl,Toco'
The same brokers have also secured a building
loan from the church for the lessee. The entire
plot will be Immediately improved with store ana
Office building. This ground has been owned by
the church since 1860.
w X EverdeI has sold the Graystone, seven
story elevator apartment house. No 5o4 West %lh
st 45x1O0l1 feet to a Mrs. Grannis. The purchase
price was about s15O.0oo according to report
The American Real Estate Company is going TO
erect five story brick tenement house M-'X~.o
feet at the northeast corner of Fox and Dongan
sts from plans by II. II. Morrison. 1t Will cost
500 nOn The same company Will also erect nFe
story brick tenement house. 94x905 feet. at the
northwest corner of Simpson and Dongan sts., at
a cost Of $4,000. It will also erect five story
brick tenement house. 4oxSS5 feet, on the north
side of Dongan ST, 91s11 feet east of Fox st, at
a cost of $4,000
Joseph Gamache will build a three story frame
dwelling house. with store. 22x61 feet at the north
west corner of Mead and Unionport Road from
plans drawn by Henry Nordhein. 1t will cost 5000
New-York tribune., 1907-12-21
REB4T'E CH1RGE ARGUED.
,Judge Hough Hears Ne7c Confen-
t;ov an ". Y. {. Suit.

A reargument of the suit of the government
a,-ainst the New York Central & Hudson fiFer
Railroad Company for giving rebates 10 the A9ei'
.an s,,rar Refining Company on transportation oi
coonorage materials from Poplar Bluffs MO- 10 lle
suyar company's plant in Brooklyn, was heid oe
fore Judge Hough. in the Cniteu otateS
Court Yesterday. At the original nearing oii INC
h,I or complainr IL was admitted that the repdte'
t.d heen paid by the Central. but the rairoau
,,tornevs nut in a demurrer statng that the fo'u
,,-as not culpable, because it was not the oi'sii
,inner and therefore had not made the agreement
for the rebate ;a IN
a., ,f;ssouri Pacific Railroad, which made 'he re-
ta,irg agreement. and sent by through piii Vi l ,
-. 90 ,his city over the Cleveland CinclhIa', I'M
- g. ST Louis. the Lake Shore % hioii5
s,a,,.r, and the New York Central Judge fious
,.,,,red the demurrer 10 the bill OF coiiipi'i -
- ,,,.t the New York Central was not gui's oi
.i,no rebates as it had not concurred III i.e o.,
e,'.aa,,,opt The government anpeaied ifo,', -"
,; .nd IN the brief submitted os Li''e
- Attorney Stinison and his assistants men
u,,.o and John W. III. Krin, II was po''i'e -
y. ~ ~, central had participated In the Trans
lna, of the freight and had actually pau 'ie
New-York tribune., 1907-12-21
CUSTER AGAINST OHIO PLUMBERS.
Twenty Companies Ordered Out of National
ORGANIZATION IN Restraint of Trade

Columbus. Ohio Dec 2o-ln the Circuit Court at
Dayton to-day Attorney General Ellis took Juds
ment of custer against the twenty Ohio compa-
MES and firms dealing in plumbers supplies who
were found to be in the national combination of
such dealers. The companies had demurred TO the
petition and the demurrer overruled and Juds-
ment given TO the state. The court orders them
of the combination. and not to observe or obey
any of it's rules and regulations. holding that the
organizat tom is in restraint of trade. The COM
panies affected the Scioto Valley Supply Com
panv. the Columbus Brass Company. the Ohio
Brass and Manufacturing Company, all of Column
bus: J. ii. McLain the John Douglass Company
the inkenheimer Company. the Murdock Manu-
featuring Company. the William Powell Com
pany. the D. T. Williams Valve Company the
Bishop & Babcock Company, the f. ". Fisher
Company. the Canada Company the Sanitary Com
pany. the Asher Company. the Barnes Manufact-
uring Company, the American Pump and Supply
Company. the Humphreys Manufacturing Com
pany. the Day g. Ward Company and the Youngs-
town Sheet and Tube Company.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-21

rebate, though knowing that such action was IN
violation of the law.
Austen c. Fox and John D. Lindsay, who repre-
sented the Central at the hearing yesterday. con-
tended that the Central innocent party and
could not refuse to carry the goods on which the
rebates were given. The government based its case
on the point that agreement which was entered
into by the Central to carry freight bound that
road to fuilment, if the agreement itself were
contrary to the national law, the Central au-
thorities well knew.
Decision was reserved. The Central has already
been fined more than 100000 for giving rebates to
the sugar company, but has appealed to the United
States Supreme Court. Should the contention OF
the government in the present be upheld and
the Central be convicted of rebating. the road
might be subject to a maximum fine of $4,000 on
each count 10000 altogether.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-21
SHIPPING NEW5.
Port Of New York, Friday, Dec. 20. 1907
ARRIVED.


burg md Southampton t,herbourg o
Hamburg American Line with passengers, mails and
ndse. Southeast Of Fire Island at $40
steamer Baltic tSTt, Ransom. Liverpool December Il
3, to the White star Line with
and mdse. Southeast OF Fire Island $50 u
Monterey. Smith. Vera Cruz December H.
greso Havana II. to New York & cuba Mail
with malls and mdss Arrived the
4:1o
steamer Mauretana o}rl. Pritcha1d Liverpool Decem-
ber - Queenstown 10 to the Cunard Go. Ltd
viii cabin and passengers.
President Grant (tierD. Witt. Hamburg De
fouogne Q and Plymouth Io. the Hamburg
American Line. with -: cabin and l4's steerage pas
and n,lSc Arrived at the Bar at =
steamer IIeios Ger tank) SHUTTER Nordenham DeceEl-
hcr Shields to Philip Rnprech in ballast. Ar
rived the Ear nt 1890 m 18th
WeehaN ken tFSr tank. Harding Shields De
Philip T,uprecht in ballast. Arrived
m.
steamer Mama IIata Charles altimore to II e Fos-
Ter, with mdse. Passed in Quarantine at 5:i5 m.
southern Pacific Co. with mdse. Passed in Qusran-
a 6:40 a IN.
steamer Pawnee. Swain. Philadelphia to Clyde
mdse. Passed in Quarantine at II 02
jamestown. IIuphers. Newport News
folk q Old Dominion IS 60 with passengers and
mdse off Highlands at I241 m.
steamer Dorothy Mcdonald. Carteret. 70 A II Bull
co. in ballast Arrived at the Bar at 1o:5o
kenosha. small Philadelphia for Boston. with
coal. Passed in Quarantine at 3:li m.
SANDY Hook, Dec 20 $50 m-Wiud west. light
breeze; thick outside.
Steamers Manzanillo st'uhar for Manzanio and
Navahoe. Wilmington. y Georgetown.
e: Colorado brunswick and Mobile, Prince Wilhelm II
tDutch) Prince: Purley ,iiri. singapore Manila
John Bright tIIr. Thiladel-
phia: Manca ,Br, Singapore. Muroran. ocmugee.
RrlInsvick Princess Anne. Norfolk and Newport News:
Dorothy Port Tampa; Windbcr. Port Tampa.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-21
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
AREINE IL

Plymouth. Dec 30, a m--Amerika tGerl New York
for Cherbourg and Hamburg tand proceededl.
Queenstown 20-Lusitania (Brl New York FOR
Liverpool Celtic (Br). New York for Liverpool
fand both proceededb.
Para. Dec 19-Domnic (Brl New York
m-Friedrich der Crosse SGerb
New York tand proceeded for Genoal.
Bermuda, Dec 20--Bermudian tBri. New YORK
Malta. Dec oO-Tudor Prince tBr). New YORK Tor
Singapore. Hiogo etc
Hull 1S-Cmhoti fBr). New York
Port Natal Dec eO-Solveie fNorb, New York and
Norfolk Vincent. G V. for Saigon. etc -
Genoa Dec 3 m-Presldent Lincoln (Gerb. New
York via Naples
Rotterdam. Dec 19-Arconia tRuss), New fork ior
Iibau.
sydney. \ W. 2o-Hawkes Bay tBr). New York
via Melbourne
Havre. Dee 20. 8 p MA Touraine tFr,. New YORK
Colombo. Dec aO-Croydon tBr), New York via Nor
folk for Singapore. etc
Bristol Dec ao-Bristol City tBr,. New York
Trie.te Dee l6-Erny tAustl- New York VIA oran ETC.
SAILED.
London. ap--Turkistau obj. New York
Demerara korons ftst- New YORK VIA porte
Trieste 16-Cierty tAust' New York
New-York tribune., 1907-12-21
DEFICIENCY JUDGMENT FOR s7,2s5

A deficiency judgment for sl7.Z55 entered yes
terday against Raphael kurzrok. in favor of1Adof
Mandel, a result OF the foreclosure sale of Nos.
80 and 1921 East 11sth st.
David Klein has been appointed receiver OF the
rents OF Nos III and 11s Perry street. pending an
action brought by Nathan Kirsh against Jacob
Katz and others TO foreclose a mortgage for 5000
Justice Greenbaum. OF the Supreme Court. has
appointed Cornelius Daniels receiver of the rents
of Nos 100 1o2 104 and los East Houston st. pend
ing an action brought by Joseph L. Butten w.ieser
against Charles Lowe and others to foreclose a
mortgage for S27.nn.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-21
IN .HE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.

Bernard Smyth & Sons have sold for Caroline
Straube No. 149 West 132d st. five story double
fiathouse. 25x100 feet. to client.
The Delta Realty Company has resold No. 227
West 1Ist st, a six story elevator apartment
house. plot 62.6xa9 IL feet, one of two houses
which it recently took in trade with the West
Side Construction Company.
Louis Klinger and Osias Karp have sold Nos. 992
and 994 Trinity ave. five story new law house.
plot 37.6x1e0 feet. +. Gross the broker.
Maurice w. IIalpin has sold No Isl East Sst
st, three story and basement dwelling house. on
q lot 17.6x7S feet to a client.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-21
NORTHERN PACIFIC OWNS PULUMANS.

ST. Paul, Dec. 29-In the state suit against the
Pullman Sleeping Car Company to-day the court
opened letter from Controller Gray of the North
ern Pacific Railroad containing copy of the
tract of that road with the Pullman company The
contract shows that the Northern Pacific owns
half interest in fifty Pullman cars-neary all the
first class sleeping regularly operated over its
system The Pullman company manages the cars
and handles all the revenues therefrom. but all of
tho receIpts in excess of 5000 per anuun
TO be turned over to the railroad company.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-21
WILL REMODEL EAST SIDE HOUSE.

Plans have been filed with Buildings Superintend-
ent Murphy for rerodenR the five story tone
ment house No 73s East 9th street. the improve
ments including the installation OF ground floor
stores and being made for the hnepper Realty
connanv as new owner. The architects Siegel
&. Cohen.
Plans have also been filed for enlarging the three
story stable No SOS West I'D street by the addi-
tion of a new fourth story. The improvements are
to he made for Mrs. II s. Bevins, as new owner
They will cost $500 according TO the estimate OF
Dodge & Morrison, the architects.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-21
INQUIRY INTO MOUNT TEMPLE WRECK.

Halifax. n. S.. Dec. @.-An inquiry into the
wreck of the steamer Mount Temple Ironbound
Island December begun in this city to-
day before Judge Wallace and two nautical as
SCISSORS. Captain Boothby testified that he would
have cleared Ironbound Island had it not been for
abnormal tide current, or under-draft. The
derwriters have not yet accepted tine Mount Tenn
New-York tribune., 1907-12-21
MONDAY. DECEMBER %.
TRANSPACIFIc MAILS.

Destination and steamer Close In
Tahiti and Msrquesas Islands via San
Francisco s s----.-.------.--- Dec .
Hawaii (yia san nciscol-Alameda. Dec
Hawaii Japan. Corea. China and Philip
pine Islands via san FTanciscot--t' 'hina. Dec ?
Australia (except WesD. New Zealand.
Samoan Islands Fiji Islands and New
Caledonia via Vancouver and Victoria.
r C-Moana. e.. Dec. .
Hawaii. Guam end Philippine Islands (via
san Francsco)-U 5 transport Jan
Hawaii Japan. Corea China and Philip
churia ................-.. Jan
New Zealand. Australia teNcept West.
Samoan Islands and New Caledonia via
san Franciscop-Foreric. ...-......- Jan l.
japan, Corea, China and Philippine Isl
ands via Nsncouver and Victoria. -
-Empress OF China ina...................Jan Jan 4
New-York tribune., 1907-12-21
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.

In the Real Estate Exchange Saleserooms yes
terday Joseph p. Day sold at foreclosure No. 30
Cathedral Parkway six story fathouse.
plot 100xI2.11 feet. at the southwest corner OF
Cathedral Parkway and Manhattan ave, to Jose
Pandro, party in interest. for Sle0e3s. The par
eel in 176th st. Audubon ave, scheduled TO
be sold by Samuel Goldsticker was withdrawn.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-21
w. w. As1oR GETS TITLE TO PLOT.

William Waldorf Astor took title yesterday from
Martin Ceisler large plot at the northwest
ner Old Clason'S Point road and WCstchcster
avenue size of the parcel is 32sx123 10 feet II
carries mortgage of $4,000 Mr.. Astor owns
property near the premises.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-21
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The New York, which reported Sable Is pass
ing that station at yesterday, is expected dock
about m Sunday.
The Kronprinz Wilhelm. which reported Sable Island
30 miles southwest Of that station m yesterday,
expected to-day
Caledonia, which reported Sable Island IS 1s5
o. a a m yesterday.
o 230 p m
New-York tribune., 1907-12-21
GeRMANYs GOLD EXPORT RECORD.

Berlin, Dec. 20.-The gold exports from Germany
for the month of November amounted to s39, ,50o.0H
the biggest in the history of the country.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-21
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun rises 40 "a Moon 624 Is
HIGH WATER.
A.M-Sandy Hook S35 Island S:47 He'll Gate 1910
PM.-Sandy Hook 9iO Gov Island a1T He'll Gate IL 10
New-York tribune., 1907-12-21

Rotterdam Dec ie-Estonia t2uss. from LIbau). New
Huelva Dec 17-Gafsa tBr). New York
Palermo. 19-Aiseria (Br from Naples etc), New
York.
Rarry pee I9-Star of England tBrl. New York.
swansea, Dec, 1S-Jersey- City tBrD, New YORK
Queenstown. co-Cedric (Br, from LiverpooD. New
Ycrk
Iiverpoo.. Dec 20-Bov.c (Brb. New York
81 Lucia 1S--Grecan Prince tBr, from Santos and
Rio de Janero). New oIk
PASSED.
Gibraltar Dec 3e-Carona tBrl. Fume and Naples for
New YORK: Registrar tRr). New York for Marseilles.
Malta Dec sO-Afrcan Prince lBr,. Colombo for Boston
70 X.
Montevideo Dee is-pashestan tBr,. ontofasasta.
Tor Nsv York
New-York tribune., 1907-12-21
SUNDAY. DECEMBER %
MONDAY. DECEMBER a.
TUESDAY. DECEMBER "a.
'Brings mail.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

v.sse
For Line. Mail cios.s.
s.. Paul southampton. American. 500 a m a,@a IN
Iucanis Liverpool. Cunard $50 500 a N
Argentine 500 $50 m
Red A m
Maysgdez. ~ p a m m
Manoa Guiana. Quebec. $50 m 1900 m
Havana. Havana. Ward 10 no LOO . m
Grenada. Grenada Trinidad. 1000 1900 m
Iriuz Joachim. Jamaica Hsmb-Am. IL 90 2oO . IN
Colon Hamb Am. II 80 % n
Mnnetonka. London. Atlantic Trans 500 a m .
Pennsylvania, Hamburg Hamb- Am. 800 m
Glasgow. Anchor a m
perugia. Naples. Anchor.
Roma Naples Fshr~- ....--......
city Atlanta. Savannah, Savannah. - 800 , m :
San Galveston Mallory m
Ada. Progress, Ward ..---.....-..-.... 300 m
jamestown. Norfolk Old Dominion 800 p
MONDAY. DECEMBER %.
Hamilton. Norfolk. Old Dominion. 500 p n,
TUESDAY. DECEMBER "A.
Majestic southampton. White $40 m 1000
m n
Bulgaria. Naples, Hamt-tU 1000 a m
French.
jefferson. . Norfolk, Old Dominion. IN
city Of Memphis. Savannah Savannah 900 m
New-York tribune., 1907-12-21
Instruction.
Surrogates Notices.

Surrogates Notices.
IN PURSUANCE; OF AN ORDER OF HON Amer
III, notice is hereby given to ali persons having
SchirneT- late of the
YORK deceased. to present the
vouchers the suoserioers A. their place OF
.ras r. Prentice 50 Wall Street. in the City Of
@ vi on OF before the 10Th day OF April next.
.HJ ~ Cd New YCrk the 9th day Of october. 1907.
LA Gu 49, RUDOLPH E SCHIRMER
GRACE SCHI2MER
WINTHROP l. ROGERS
Administrators. C. q
.zoU1.Sp MURRAY & PRENTICE.
Attorneys for AdninistraioiS
80 Wall st,.
orr,SGEE CI.ARA.-IN PURSUANCE OF AN
1 } nrJsr of HON ABNER C. THOMAS, Surrogate OF
- ,oorntv Of notice is hereby to ali
having claims Clara Ottinger OF the
p,w,v II New York. Gec ssed to the with
"nhrs thereof the subscriber his place trans
sctinr business. viz. No. 60 Wall street. Borough OF
nated. York. october 5th, 1897
Da MARX OTTINGER Executor
NATHAN OTTINGER. Attorney for Executor. 90 Wall
street Borough Of Manhattan New York City.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON ABNER
Il q Thomas. i Surrogate of the County of New
York Notice hereby given all persons having
claims against Archibald Turner. late of the County
vouchers thereof the subscriber, her place of
transactng business. the office of Wilson NJ Powell
No 20 wall Street. in the Borough Of Manhattan the
Citv of New before the 25th day OF April
Dated New York. the 10th day Of October 1907
EMITIE r TURNER EtNecutrfx, etc
WILSON NJ POWELL Attorney for ESecutrix No. p
wall Street Rornreh of Manhattan. New York City
New-York tribune., 1907-12-21

ise in New York.
Dec o3. 600 p m
Dec y. 500 p m
Dec 26. 600 p m
Dec 20. 500 p III
Jan |, 500 p m
Jan .. 600 p IN
Jan IL. 500 p m
ian Is. 500 p m
Valentine Democrat., 1907-02-21

We present to our readers this
week a photograph of Captain F.
II. Houston, who is to conduct the
evangelistic meeting at the VI. +.
church beginning next Sabbath.
Capt Houston is q man Of large
experience in evangplistic work,
being connected for several years
with the Volunteers of America,
but later entering the general
evangelistic field where bis Iabors
have been crowned with great
success. He is a man OF pleasing
personality, possessing those quail
ties which win their way to the
hearts of the people, establishing
confidence and iDpressing men
with the true elements of chris
tian character The general pub
lie is most cordially and earnestly
invited to attend all Of these SER
vices.
Valentine Democrat., 1907-02-21

\ grand ball is to be given in
Honey's ball at Noodiake, to-
morrow night, Feb. %, under the
management of H. A. Lyons and
Duffy Hanna. All are cordially
'sinvited.
e.,
f. John Marty. Jr., representing
the Marty Land Dealers of Valen-
tine, was a social caller at the
Graphic Office yesterday. Mr..
Marty informed US that he had
already located six Of our citizens
and four more were ready to be
taken out aad located on Kinkaid
homesteads. Atkinson Graphic.
Married, at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
H. Hooper, on. Saturday, Febru-
AIRY 16. at y o'clock noon. Mr..
Oscar O. Newman and Miss Van
nie B. Hooper, the Rev. G. E.
ConnelI officiating. Both parties
are prominent young people of
| Valentine, Mr. Newman having
resided with his mother here for
some time. Miss Hooper has been
one of the accommodating hello"
girls in the central telephone office.
They will reside on the farm of
|. Nr. Newman's mother near Dor
sey, Neb. The DEMOCRAT joins
in wishing this worthy young
couple all the prosperity possible.