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New-York tribune., 1908-12-27
s1R FpWARp ELeAR's NEW SYMPHONY

Al tie concerts Of the Symphony Society OF New
York on January ard Miss Geraldine Farrar
vii be te s1oIst This pair os concerts vii! also be
distinguished By the first production n America
O. Sir Edward Elgsr's new symphony in A fat,
o. 55 This IS the first symphonic work from his
pen. Miss FaIraT viii sing Che-ubno's aria from
-fszarr's lie Nozze di Figaro" well the fol
IsR-inx: "Ariette des Pelerins de Ia MecQue'
fC5lEcio .'Csnzoaetts' ToWeD ''Zuneigung"
Csfrsuss1. ''NyeiIa-s Song ONolnJ and -Mandoine"
fIoebussyD
f2ega-ding the initial production q th- Elsar
symphony at Manchester. England December 3.
'The London Tii2les" said:
IN this symphony SIR Edward Elgsr has employed
unusual wealth - material. especially in the
arsf and last movements So numerous the
sl.esltr TnaF only great designer could develop
fnem falY ano SNOW tee essential relevance of
zezs central sGea- That central Idea Is
saade clear by = noble melody mich Is stated
simply af lie our=er and which returns 70
uf3 the hole g. tlfe final The esact import aUc4
- esch Of the siif> darN Ideas which woven
sn1o she scheme cannot he saUgeo n frs. hear
irE RAPIDLY 6e the themes follow an
erhsr in f5- earlier parts Il the Two big move
Tsenrs fhsf Il Grsf i incl ned ia wonder
Nlerhfr escH rzn ie made esseDt ial- buf all are
foUna 10 contribute something 10 the fun develop
New-York tribune., 1908-12-27
A GOOD LOkE.

Was that story you printed humorous effort 49,
ii was reioned the author with dignity,
IL didnt make any body laugh"
Welt it was good joke the edit or T.ho &c
cepted II, any yhoN. N.'-Nashington star,
New-York tribune., 1908-12-27
STUDIO NOTES.

William C. Carl has engaged as lecturers for the
winter term of the Gui!ment organ School. hegin-
ming January ). Thomas Whitney Surette, Howard
uuffeld D. D.; Clement r. Gale. Nus. Bac. Oxon..
and Warren Z. Hedden, Mus. Bac., F. A. G. o.
warden Of the American Guild or Orsanists.
Maiv Elizabeth Cheney. Studio No. 40i. Carnegie
Han recently gave a recital OF Three Centuries
of English Ballads" for the Library Association
OF Wsllingford. Conn.
Edmund Severn gave n Lecture recital Cooper
Institute December ~ before large audience
Re illustrated his subject. Ns 'ionality n Music
by playing Russian. Polish. Italian, Scotch IrisA
New-York tribune., 1908-12-27

4 novel entertainment Of the holiday season Till
he the Joint appearance in Carnegie Hall next Sat
5lr5ey afternoon AZ the New York symphony
Orchestra under the direction Of Walter pamrosch'
and the Ren Greet Players. in a Midsummer
Nights Dream The players will give a regular
stage performance. with costumes. Of the Shake
spearian plav and the orchestra will play all Of
Mendelssohns musical setting. Besides Ben Greet
regular company a children's chorus and chil-
dren ballet will take part in the performance
.'Ye Spotted Snakes and Through the House
will he sung with the full chorus by Grace Clark
Kahler and Mrs Lou Wall Moore. with the chill
dren's ballet viii interpret the Spring Song" and
New-York tribune., 1908-12-27

second of the twenty fourth annual series ot-Io
cta1s an6 lectures at studio No s53, Carnegie Han
on December o. The affair took the form or
lecture recital by Mr.. Russell and his subject was
THE English Language in Song"
Claude Maitland Griffith pianist and teacher OF
Carnegie Hail. recently assisted at a Joint recital
In Passaic, n. j.
Nav Kidder-Pierce received her friends and
pupils in her new studio No. 3Z7 Amsterdam ave
nue Saturday evening December 49, Last Sunday
evening Countess B. Farrar sang several songs
at the Theatregoers' CLUB. accompanied BY MISS
KidderPierce-
Miss Elizabeth Sherman pupil OF Julian Norman
studio The Geraldine, No. 81 West O6th street
sang at the concert given by the Jewish women )
Relief Association at the Hotel Astor. on Saturday
last. Another pupil. James A Taylor barytohe
has been engaged as soIoist the quartet Of the
Episcopal Church Of the Holy Comforter
Agnes Sumner Geer studio No 12S East 18Th
street entertained last night at the Jacob Riis
se+tleu1en+ Tomorrow afternoon she viii appear
at a luncheon. and in the evening at the West
Church, and Tuesday she will appear at CiosteI
y J Miss Geer will give her concert at the wal
do-f-A Astoria February II.
The Joseph Joachim School. studio Carnegie Hail.
conducted by Geraldine Morgan and Paul Morgan
vfoIonceIlist. IS said to be the only schooi III
America authorized by Professor Dr. Joseph
Toacbir, violinist and director Of the Royal Htsh
School of Music at Berlin. Germany, to teach ms
method Geraldine Morgan the conductor OF ''s
.cbool vho IA well known to the music world was
FOR many years a pupil OF Joachim Paul Morgan
took twelve years course Of study abroad thrst
at the Ieipsic Conservatory and then az the BERN,
Roz-a High School. with Professors HausnnahH anu
Toacbino, Mr. Morgan has adapted and applled ,he
principals Of the Joachim method Of cello playing
in his teaching
Students Of the violin will be interested to learn
that Divide Efusin the Belgian volinist viii esteo-
rsb in Carnegie Hall virtuoso school or Vioiin on
the system of instruction employed by MIN III u7
BovsI Conservatory of Liege. Belgium. Ine puT-
,osA ~ the school will be to extend to talented
violin students the training. from foundatloh 10
6rtshfng which so many seek abroad. larse
number of advanced vfolinists are are4dS 'i 'ii
80 o+b.rs interested should make application.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-27

cert, assisted by Maud Powell and May Nuke.
The programme
Sonata op u, No. 49,. Bsetho'en
violiD.)
Powell.
Prsu5e / Tempered clsTicEorcb odc-'
song without Words. No. 21 G minor Mendelssoln
RaIade op -23...-.. ............... Chopin
Waltz F tposth1moust-b }
Gals.
piano vioiia vioioncelol
Miss Gale Nine Pove. Miss Nuke
The Fionzalev Quartet will give its first concert
at MendeIssohn Hall, Tuesday evening, January o.
There will be three concerts in the series an
nounced the two others falling Tuesday even
ings February , and March i6. The programme
for the first includes Beethovens quartet in q
minor Op 18. No. 2: Leclair rAinA's sonata tire.
on l. No / and Schubert's quartet in . minor
posthun?ous).
New-York tribune., 1908-12-27
THE CHORAL SOCIETIES.

Homer Norris has arranged for an unusual
musical service at ST. Georges Church next sun
day evening when he will perform the new Pierne
..n,v.terv" The Children Bethlehem - Mr..
Ben Greet will be the narrator. The Russian
Symphony Orchestra will play the score. One
hundred children of st. Georges parish have been
in training since October.
Tuesday evening in Carnegie hall the Oratorio
Society under the direction Of Frank Damrosch.
will give the second presentation OF its annual
performance of Handels Messiah The solo
lists will be the same as the first presentation
yesterday afternoon Mrs COrinne Rider-Kelsey
soprano; Miss Gertrude Lonsdae, contralto: George
Kamlin, tenor and Dalton Baker, bass.
The Christmas portion OF the oratorio Messiah
vii! be sung in the First Presbyterian Church
Fifth avenue and East 18th street. this evening, at
o'clock under the direction Of william c. Carl
The soloists announced Cora Z. Guild. so
prano; Elizabeth King, contralto; Edward W
Cray tenor; and Andre Sarto, barytone.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-27

The principal feature Of to-day's Pop" al the
German Theatre win he the appearance of Mr. and
Mrs Joseph Lhevnne who 10 perform original
compositions for two pianos by Arensky and Raft.
Chamber music will be represented in the pro-
gramme by the first movement Of Saint-Sa8nss So
nata in minor for piano and vioIoncello which is
10 be played by MI Lhevinne and Jean Schwier.
The violinist Of the afternoon will be Miss Gia-
cinta della Rocca. a pupil of Massart and Emile
Sauret She will heard in adagio and
zurka by Wienawski Mrs. Ben Lathrop will sing
among other things "Enlportons loin dici' from
Gounod's "Reine de Saba
The first appearance in Carnegie Hall Of the or
chestra of the Music School Settlement will be
interesting feature a popular price concert
nounced for Sunday evening, January . Choral
numbers Will be rendered by five hundred singers
of the Peoples Choral Union under their conductor,
Or. Frank Damrosch. David Names will conduct
the orchestral numbers. Miss Caroline Hudson,
soprano, VIII be the sOloist Tho programme:
Hymn q Thanks dutch FOX sone) BY BsmSsr
pre,ads 10 The Deiurs sain-sssns
500 Miss hudson ''''''''''
The Chord Sullivan
di.. Hudson caora. orchss5a
Poiss " iiadoT latoTt
HaIIelujah" ''iessisI Handel
Dr. Wuliner viii give third recital in Chicago
on January , The Boston Symphony Orchestra has
arranged extra concert for February 2s. when
the German artist VIII reclte 'Das HeXenlied."
companied by the orchestra His remaining recitals
IN New York scheduled for January T. s and Y
and February Is. the latter date being benefit
FOR the German GOyeruesses Home Of New York
city.
The Marum Quartet, Ludwig Marum leader. viii
give three concerts this season in Cooper Union
folio nd Eel s~t.
IN furtherance of MS object of giving 80 music
lovers Of moderate means the opportunity to sc-
New-York tribune., 1908-12-27

Claude Maitland Griffith, pianist and teacher, OF
Carnegie Hail, recently assisted at joint reoilai
In Passaic, n. j.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-27

second of the twenty-fourth annual series OF re-
ctals an6 lectures at studio No $50, Carnegie Han
On December o. The affair took the form or a
lecture recital by Mr. Russell and his subject was
The English Language in Song.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-27

Nav Kidder-Pierce received her friends ana
r7,,niIs in her new studio No. 327 Amsterdam ave
nue. Saturday evening. December 10. Last Sunday
evening Countess 3. Farrar sang several songs
at the Theatregoers' CLUB accompanied BY MISS
J[idder-PierCe
New-York tribune., 1908-12-27

The Marum Quartet, Ludwig Marum. leader viii
give three concerts this season IN Cooper Union
On following dates: January :. q and February
4. n fgrtherance of MS object giving music
lovers Of moderate means the opportunity to sc-
New-York tribune., 1908-12-27

Spanish German and Hungarian music MIS-
Severn accompanied at the piano.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-27

f.ous arthur Russell. or the Metropolitan SCHOOLS
OF Ausics! Art. New York and Newark, gave the
New-York tribune., 1908-12-27

Among those who win he heard In recitals an
musicals this season Is Thomas Ball Couper violi
virtuoso ana teacher with studios at No 5o8 Cat
nege Hail
New-York tribune., 1908-12-27

At MendeIsschn Hall Saturday evening Jan
var, 2 Florence E. Gale. pianist, will give con-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-28
Mrs. Kelley Dead
WIDOW OF MICHAEL KELLEY
DIED AT MoNoHeAH YEsTER-
DAY OF PNEUMONIA.

Mrs. Elizabeth Kelley. widow of
Michael Kelley, died yesterday after
noon at her home at Monongah after
serious illness of pneumonia, For
several days Mrs. Kellay's condition
was known to be very grave and the
end was not unexpected. Deceased IS
survived by two small sons. Her hus-
band died in July of last year. De-
ceased was formerly a Miss Quinn,
Of Tunnelton. but had been resident
Of Monongah since her marriage, Her
death has caused profound regret
among her many friends.
On Sunday morning the remains will
be taken to Clarksburg, leaving Mon
ongah on the S:22 car. From the troll,
ley they will so to the Catholic Church
where mas will be held and the re-
mains laid to rest. Undertaken Gun
ningham in charge.
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"A. O. Null, Pastor-The Sunday
school viii have new faces tomorrow.
LIT an the members come and greet
them 30; parents are especially in
yfted; preaching hour is 1915; sub
5ect, rThe Gethsemane OF Our Life"
There VIII be another of those invit-
ing occasions on Sunday evening; H.
lnstrated sermon with scenes from
Chrigts hours Of agony. You are vel
cUme April 9Th we will celebrate
the church anniversary; Rev. A. F.
richardson, OF Grafton, and perhaps
others WIN aid in the service. Well
come TO an Come tomorrow and see
what the surprise will be. Mrs. ], 7.
Rowland, Mrs. John Wagner and Mrs.
Th6s. Titherington have been appoint
ed to serve on the visiting committee.
They win visit members and friends.
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N. e. Church, south.

r. r. Webb, Pastor.-sunday
school at 1890 a, M, conducted by Dr..
4 j. N. Yost, superintendent. We hope
10 make this the most largely attend
ed session OF the year. Come out ana
help to do 1t. Preaching at 1890 a.
nj, and 1880 p. ms by the presiding
elder, Rev. w, I. canter. At the
morning service the sacrament Of the
LORDS supper will be observed. Ep-
worth League at $50 led by Miss
Jessie ice. subject. ''The Awakening
of China and the Gospel Opportunity.
Acts 8, 1926. Prayer meeting We'd
negdny at 1880 p. M. Ladies Aid So
ciety WIN meet next Thursday after
noon at 2:So O'Clock at the residence
81 ms. Morgan Billlngslea on Locust
avenue
Don't forget that Sunday is the day
Tor our third quarterly meeting. Come
out and hear the presiding elder You
and your friends are cordially invited
To an the services OF our church.
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sHINNsroN NOTES.

sHINNsToN, March 27.-wllfred
Drummond, who died Wednesday
from diseases Incident to old age was
buried in the I. o. o. F. cemetery by
Undertaken Harmer. The funeral
services were held at his late resi-
dence on Roblnson's run by the
]. NJ. snider, of Wyatt.
Hon. Thomas B. Jacobs, OF New
MartinsviIle. candidate Tor Judge of
the Supreme Court, was In town yes
terday looking after his political
fences.
Mrs. Lille Davis, of clarksburg,
was the guest of friends here the first
of the week.
Robert Coon, Of Enterprise, was a
business svisitor here yesterday.
DR.. c. o. Henry, of Fairmont was
visiting friends here Thursday.
A. j. Rice was at Clarksburg on
business Wednesday.
Bud" Long is painting his resi-
donce in East shinnston.
Thomas Jarrett, Jr, was a business
visitor at Fairmont Wednesday.
Mrs. w. B. osborn and little
daughter. Virginia, Of ciarskburg are
nests ct the home Of :lrs. R n.
Hardesty.
Mrs. Mary A. Davis is quite i'll at
this writing.
J. r. Bartlett, of Bridgeport, was
4 business visitor here Wednesday.
Ernest sapp, who has been employ
ed for some time past at Canton,
Miss. has returned home.
s. L. Dickerson Is moving his fam
4ly this week to Graddsville. Ind. His
tosItion at the Lucas mill is supplied
by Mr.. Lubly. of Illinois.
Walter Lowe. OF Clarksburg. was 1
business visitor here yesterday.
James A. Robinson is making quite
an extensive improvement on his
property on Bridge street, by way of
a large porch. which extends across
two sides of the house.
Mrs. Joseph HiggInbotham is quite
Ill at her home on Pike street.
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GET a CASE OF DTAPEPsuN AND
Ncu'LL NOT suFFs FROM IN.
DIGESTION OF sToaEcH MIS-
ERY FIVE MINUTES LATER.
II what you just ate Is sourlng on
your stomach q res like a lump of
lead. refusing % digest, OF you belch
Gas and Eructata sour unllgested
food or hive a feeling of Dizziness,
ness, Hc7rthurn, Fullness. Nausea.
Bad taste in mouth and Stomach head
ache-this is Indigestion.
A full case of Pape's Diapepsln con-
talns enough 22.grain Traingules to
usually relieve the worts case of Dys-
pepsla, and leave sufficient about the
house in case some one else in the fam.
lily may suffer from Stomach trouble
or Indigestion.
Ask your pharmacist to show you
the formula plainly printed on these
so cent ceses, then you viii under
stand why DyspepHc trouble Of an
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Affects the interest of the taxpayers
Of the county. OF course, the people
want a man to fill the place who is a
square and impartial man and man
of good, sound judgment, and we be-
lieve Mr.. Mcdaniel possesses all these
qualities. Another office pertaining to
the best interest and success Of the
Republican party is district committee
man, as has already been suggested
to the voters Of Lincoln district we
are urging Mr.. E. Brumage, of Worth
ington, to be candidate for this posi-
ton. Hope we will find his name on
our tickets at the primaries soon to
be held. We believe from what we
have learned that Marion county is
aiming to put forth her very best and
ablest men to fill the various Offices
at the coming election. There seems
to be an earnest desire among the peo-
pie generally to find men who VIII
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If WHAT YOU EAT THIS EVENING
LIES LIKE Lead IN The STOMACH

kinds must go. and why they usually
relieve a sour stomach or Indigestion
in five minutes. Get a case now and
eat one Triangule after your next
meal They are harmless and taste
like candy. though each contains pow
err sufficient to digest and prepare for
assimilation into the blood 5000 grains
of food. besides 1t makes you so to the
table with hearty, healthy appetite;
but, what win please you most is TINT
you will feel that your Stomach and
intestlnes are clean and fresh and you
viii not need to resort to laxatives or
liver pills for Billlousness or constIpa.
ton.
This city will have many Diapepsln
cranks, as some people will call them,
but You will be cranky about this.
splendid stomach prescription. too, IL.
you ever have Indigestion Of GastriHs
or any other Stomach misery. and eat
Just one TrianguIe.
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woRTHINeToN NOTES.

A series of meetings Is being con.
Quoted at the Christian Church by Rev.
Jamison and it is to be hoped much
good will be accomplished, as the PEG.
pie have surely listened to plain, prac.
teal preaching throughout the meeting
SO fur.
Mrs. Bruno, of this place, has been
quite sick for sometime, but is re
ported slightly improved at this writ
ing. We hope for her full recovery
soon.
A spring term of school is being
taught here by the lady that taught
one grade of the winter term OF school,
which speaks very highly of her abil-
ity as a teacher and also shows a
commendable spirit in the people Of
old Worhington.
We had the honor of visit in our
town yesterday of DR.. Moore, of Man.
nington, and Mr.. W. H. veach, Of
Pennington. They were shaking hands
with the voters, which as you know
it is natural for candidates to do. So
far as we know. we believe they would
both be safe men to entrust with the
high positions they are asking for in
the law making department of our lit.
tie Mountain State. Now, while we
have no desire to monopolize more
than our share of officials for Lincoln
district, We cannot refrain from speak
ing a good word in behalf of our pres.
ent assessor,f Mr.. A. ]. Mcdaniel, who
is a candidate to succeed himself.
This Is very important Office, as 1t
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EncM MoNeNaalIA eoaNTl.


me afccsa syiIis aooi q
saturday With III enteF al
night which was enjoyed 81 iasgs
crowd.
The stewards Run school closed:
Wednesday with a spelling contest in
the afternoon.
The Georgetown school closed Fri.
day with an entertainment at night:
which was very interesting.
The Hagans and Pleasant Valley
schools VIII not close for several
weeks.
Mrs. E. N, Kerns continues seriously
Ill.
j. c. and D. F. Morris were at Fair.
mont Wednesday.
c. L. shuman and J. R. Kennedy
spent Sunday with Solomon Howell
on Paradise Run.
The Hagans on and Gas Company
expect to complete their second well
on D. ]. Eddy's farm, this week.
Proteractcd meeting began at
Georgetown wednesday evening. II
is hoped much good will be accom'
plished.
The cause OF Taft's popularity has
at last been explained. 1t is die to
his personal magnitude. says a pro-
found student of human nature
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First M. E. Church.

C. D. Smith. Pastor.-9:3O a. m
Sunday school, C. w. Evans, superin
tendent; 1O:45 n. M. preaching by tho
pastor; subject, "The Church and It
Programme" 2:aO p. M, Junior
League, Miss Nettie Bartlett, superin
tendent: $3.50 p. M. Epworth League,
leader. Ed. NJ Hall. Topic, PERSIST
ence in Prayer; 1890 p. m, preachinr
by the pastor; subject, Finding tho
way OF Life"
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2 p. M, the intermediate Society at
p. M, and the Senior society at ESQ
p. M: subject Home Misslons"-Prog-
ress in the Philippines" Mat 13:31-33;
leader, Mrs. D. E. Stephan; evening
service at 1880 and preparatory ser
vices on Thursday and Friday even
ings at 1880 All are cordially tnvit-
ed to attend these services.
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M. p. Temple.

]. c. Broomfeld, Pastor.-Sunday
school at $3.50 a. M; morning service
at 1O:45 O'clock; Junior Endeavor at
2:3O p. m. and Senior Endeavor at G:3O
p. m; evening worship at 1880 o'clock,
Rev. j. sala Leland, Of Uniontown,
Pa, will occupy the pulpit at both
services tomorrow. Mr.. Leland is a
strong preach and will help all who
hear him.
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ROOSEVELT TO MEET FlREMEti1
(By s. w. PRESS Association.

WASHINGTON, March IS Mems
bers Of the Brotherhood Of L Locomotive
Tiremen and Engnemen are gathee
ing in Washington to-day for 4 union
meeting to be held early next wee
at which President Roosevelt ana
other prominent men are expected y
deliver addresses. Grand Master John
]. Hanahan and other grand lodge
officers viii take part in the confer
ence. Masonic Temple has Been
leased for the meetings.
You can select a suit a. Isnbrsy,s
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Central christIan Church.

w. H. Wilson. Pastor.-You are
cordially invited to the services at
the Central Christian Church to-mor.
row. Sunday school $3.50; preaching
at fO:45 and 1850. subject in the morn.
ing. excepting the Crown Evening,
"The World and to Whom It Belongs"
Prelude, "The objectionable Sin. Can
1t Be Committed Today"
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P.ERso:..N!....A!!.L

Mrs. r. a. Edmundson, who had
been the guest Of Miss Blanche Barns,
returned to Morgantown yesterday.
Mrs. Howard showalter Of Manning
ton, is the guest of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. J. E. Sands.
mrs. NJ. L. rnrall and daughter.
Gertrude, are the guests of relatives
In clarksburg.
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Presbyterian Church.

H. C. stoetzer Pastor.-sabbath
School meets at $3.50 a. M, Prof. ],
Walter Barnes. superintendent; morn.
ing services at 1O:45, Rev. ]. C. Ely.
D. D., viii preach. The Junior Chris.
tlan Endeavor Society will meet at
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prove true to tho interests 1.-THE peo
pie both In the making and enfnsse,
meut Of the laws looking to the senas,
al welfare of the county and n the
State yETEBs ANt
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FREE TO LADIES.

Roller skates free to ladies' every
evening this week except Saturday
evening, when rink closes down for
the season, except to private parties
who wish to rent II. 26.6t
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To Cure Cold IN one Day.
Take LAXATIVE BRoMo Quinine
Tablets. Druggists refund money If it
falls to cure. E. W. GROVES sigma.
ture is on each box. Csc.
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Just the thing for you-2er.thy
oodd oxfords at Highlands. II
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SATURDAY MARCH a1s
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You ean seIect ~. 9 IIsnbFsy,a.