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Emmons County record., 1908-04-02
For County Treasurer.

Tic the Voters Ut Emmons County N b..
hereby respectfully announce myself n
Candidate for the Office OF County rreasurcr
subject 10 the decision of the republican
voters of the county, ~ tie primary eler-
Will dispose Of my business aud give my
personal attention To the duties OF the ofIisc
and pledge myself toput forth my bcsi cf-
Iorts ~ the proper management ~ the Of
flee. Respectfully. q EowKHpiNK
Emmons County record., 1908-04-02
For County Treasurer.

To the Republican Voter, OF The county "
Emmons
hereby announce my self as II candidate
Tor the Office OF Treasurer OF EuInuf, coun-
~, subject to the Will of the republican
voters. To he expressed ~ th. primary cleo
tton of June 2tth, next N rlccted ! shall
go TO Linton To reside and give my entire
attention to the duties uf tile efiicc
Respectfully, GEO ~. NAit>MuRr
llnzclton, n. h.. Feb ~, 1909
Emmons County record., 1908-04-02
POLITICAL Announcements.
For Superintendent OF Schools.
To the Republican Voters N the County ,
EmmOnS.

To thc Kepnbliran oloi> q tho Comfy ot
Emmons:
hereby announce myself a candidate FOR
thr once ot County Superintendent OF
schools, subject 10 the re>ui, OF the primary
sicctlon. am "A graduate of "A first class
hiHh scho"l and ~ u normal school aud I,
nave also had much post graduate work i
was born In North Dakota aud have taught
!nur Years IN lhepublic schools of the state. I.
s.ast year was ss.ssisiAnt In the mathemnt ;
lis and science departures, OF the Muysiilc
state normal school. N elected shall do
my best for the support and uphuiidlng of
.he SCHOOLS OF ffnmons county. and pr omi -
10 90 .hc work myself, without the help OF
!. deputy lichoscn IN the place. promise
'o run the office rs economically Ms possible
consistent with good service
Respectfully. HENRY n HANSON
rtinripal of Linton school,
Emmons County record., 1908-04-02
For County Auditor.

70 the Voters of Emmon, County
hereby announce myself rs "a candidate
Tor recollection To the office Of County Audi
inr, subject To tilc decision OF the Rcpub-
iicAn voters al the primary election 10 lie
held June ~, lNOs II elected | shall give
all my time and personal attention ,o HE
ONCE, rs have done In thu past. aud On This
record respectfully solicit Your support
\ 4. EIlr~
Emmons County record., 1908-04-02
For Representative.

To the Republicans of Emmons County
hereby announce myself "a candidate for
Representative from the Twenty sixth SEN
tiesl 10 the Eleventh session OF the I.egisI a
tive Assembly. My candidacy Is subject 10
the Will o. the republican voters. cx
pre- esed at the primary To be held next June,
Respectfully, DAhwIN X. srHKETFH
LINTON, March 10, 1905.
Emmons County record., 1908-04-02
For Representative.

TO the Republicans uf Emmon, County
am candidate for reelection 10 the
lower house OF the State Legislature. Eley-
ehth Assembly term, as onr OF the twu mem
!crs from the Twenty siNth Senatorial Dis-
trict tkidder and Emmons counllc,) NV
candidacy Is dependent upon thr Will ot IN.
voters ~ tile coming primary
Respectfully. Ions srnnr,
steele, March ~ i,Us
Emmons County record., 1908-04-02

DEPARTMENT OE THE lSrERioH
LAND OrviCy AT HisMAHcK. n ~.
March ~. lrps
Notice Is hereby given that
OSWALD NAliMNNN
OF Linton, N. H.. has filed notice OF hs ip
tcntio,,. 10 make iIvc-yeat hnal proof in
support NJ his clatm VIZ
Homestead Entry W. l.a3,. mud. June G
lMts, for the n :, of :. W. i aud : ~
n W 1. of SEC q Twp IN y Rse = W
~ Tifth T. NJ.
Aud that said proof viii be mlde t'sfote
Charles ". Carcy. judge and eN Nviiieipei' i'i.ls
Of the. county court of l,mmpns county )
~, ~ Linton. ~ H. an May li iirl-
he names the following witnesses 10 Prov
his continuous residence upon aud rulilFts
tiom % the land, VII.
Anton Larson, OF Linton =
Karl Liudburg, nf Iin'nh y |,
John Wohl. ~ Linton. y ~
George Dexter, ~ Linton u
NJ ~ JEWElI Eegisl,,
Emmons County record., 1908-04-02
Notice Of Five.Year FinaI Proof.
DKFAItfMENT OF rHr NIIUENN, 4
LAND OrYItE AT BISMARCK. ) y
tttr,.j, ~, NJ

UFFAIVTNfNT OF TIIE ~ TNFHI348I
Land OtEiGE Ar BISMARCK. y
March y lss
Nolic. Is hereby given that
ANTON stliL0sSFk
or Mnrie. NJ H., has tied potire ~ tle
intention To make five year fra pfat3 N
support OF his claim. VIZ.
Homestead Entry No l-ois. mad. -epieiai
Is, 1902. for the n " = OF Sec " W
IiJ ~, Rgc. ~ w ~ fiftlili "
And that said proof VIII be ,nad' isfaf'
Charles d. Carey, judge and cs eisit
OF the county court III Emmons county :
d.. IA, Linton. N. ~. on May u, iIs
lie names the following witnesses ttipreNe
his continuous residence upon ana raitlyh
tlon OF tho land. viz:
Michael Goldadc of Marie n u
Joseph MItlel. OF Marie. u -
Andreas Schweitzer OF Marie y -
Jacob iinber. ~ Marie, u ID
NJ n. JEWELL Register
Emmons County record., 1908-04-02
For Register Of Deeds.

To the Republican Voters II Emmpns
County;
hereby announce myself rs - candidate
for reelection to the Office ~ Register of
Deeds, subject TO the Will on the republic an
voters ~ The primary election 10 be held
June n, 1908
Respectfully. P.J. WtJrMtYtn
Linton, N. ID. March II, 1905
Emmons County record., 1908-04-02
For District lmdp...

To the Voters OF IN. sj>,h judicial District
OF the state OF Nortl, pakotus
~ hereby announce my candidacy for the
nepub'ican nominations for the office OF
Judge OF the l,istric, court OF the said
SiNth Judicial District. suhiec, tn the pr-
Thries u hc held therein nn June ~ liMs
Dated Marchis in0s u III Rruistl1u
Emmons County record., 1908-04-02
For Clerk Of Court.

To the Voters OF Emmon. County
hereby announce myself IA candidate for
!.c ONCE OF Clerk ~ the District Court OF
Emmons county, subject tn the decision ~
the Republican voters ~ the primary .lrc-
tion to tIc held jaime ~. i,n,
Respectfully. \ D. t.r,l
lsazcI'on, y D., March y. r"-
Emmons County record., 1908-04-02
Brofv Is Prosperjng.

Temple Bros. have laid out the
.townsite of Brofy and are selling
lois right along. Several business
places will be built this spring. and
also number OF residences. Any
one who wants to make a good in
yestment should not wait 100 long
but come AT once and get a goon
deal. IEMPEL Bros.
Emmons County record., 1908-04-02
Notice Of F,ve.year Final Proof.

DEPARTMENT or TIM iSrkWiuu.
lANDUffIck An blsMAHsk. y -.
March ~ lsvs
Notice Is hereby given that
FRANZ st'iMlEKEk.
OF strnsburg, y, b.. has tlcd notice uf hi,
Intention 10 make five year tinai proof ~
support OF his rluim. VIZ
Homestead Entry No l...3. made May ~
iV2. for lots > and aud : w '.ef \
w !. of Sec !. and lot l. of s.c \. iWp
i3O ~. kgc :, w ofirifl y Nj
Aud that said proof VIII 1T, ,nado before
Charles B Cnrlcy. judge and * oilicin ,'lerh
~ the county court of Emtnons con"iy, y
" at Linton. y u, on May H. i.rs
He names the following witncssc, II prov'
his continuous residcnc. upon aud cu'iiya
tion OF the land. VIZ
August ilegel. OF Strasburs, u,
John u. Van socst. of Stiashurg. y ~
Martin Van Socst. OF llagur. N. ~
Peter NJ Van Socst. OF Strlshnrg, \ W
NJ M JEWElt Register
Emmons County record., 1908-04-02

T"tl" Republican Voter, ~ Eumons County
hereby announce myself a candidate for
tir office OF Register OF Deeds subject To
thr approval OF the voters 40 the primary
election To tn held lunest lsNs
Respectfully, i IIA.u
Linton y, ~ March 81 l,ps
Emmons County record., 1908-04-02
For County Auditor.

Tothc Republican, Voters ~ f,mmonsC county .
The undersigned respectfully announce
himself "A candidate for the position of audi :
tor subject To the action OF the Republican
voters At the primary OF jine 2lth
Linton. " ~. March ~
T. A Wr,rt,euuy
Emmons County record., 1908-04-02
For County Judge.

TO the Voters OF Emmons County
hereby announce mvsrlfa, 4, candidate.
Tor re-tlrctloh To the office OF County Judge
subject To the decision of the Republican
voters ~ the primary election To liz held
June ~ iNS tnAWlr- II C,mt.ty
Emmons County record., 1908-04-02
Notice Of rive-Year Final Proof.
DEpAKTMsSr or rHg INTERIOR
LAND OYfIGK AT BISMARCK. y -.
Murf.I =. lisis

DKPANTMkST or THE INTERIOR,
LAND OrFIGE AT BISMARCK. y -.
March y l.s,-
No,ir, i, hereby given that
LGDWlG IiEuPEL
or Dahsrn y u. has lied notice of hi, n-
tention TO make fiveyear final proof In sup
port OF his claim, VIZ.
Homestead Entry NJ. s7sa. made Apr q,
1904, for the y !, OF y E.ii. :. w of
y f. q and y W a of :. F.. q OF sec. Is
Twp. IS. ". kge - W ofFfth P.M
And that said proof will be made before
Charles b. Carley. judge and eN- -offco clerl<
OF the county court OF Emmons county,
D.. at Linton y D.. on May Is, 1905
lie names the following witnesses 10 prove
his continuous residence upon and rGliivst
tion Of the land. viz:
Martin Dockter OF Dakeu, y d.
John Dockter, of Dakem, y. ~,
Wendelin Horner. OF nakem, n ID.
Martin Schneibeie. OF Daaem. y. u
NJ. H. JEWELL. Register
Emmons County record., 1908-04-02

- II you want job printing Of any
kind in both English and German on
the same sheet, or separately in either
language, apply at Record office.
Emmons County record., 1908-04-02
For Sale.

a mixed bunch of about seventy heae
Of horses and mares J. NJ. oarignan
Fort Yates. N b. [44.1s
Emmons County record., 1908-04-02
Accident or Suicide Which?

The .Aberddh American of Wed
nesday of last week gives an account
of the narrow escape of Franz Perez
Puetterich from being run over by
train Franz was the German
editor printer who had charge of the
Records German edition. the An
zeigcr. from the time il was started
al WilliamspOrt in 1898 until about
eight months thereafter, subsequent
to its being moved to Linton. Mr.
Percz-Puctterich is IL well-educated
man who is his own worst enemy
He is a regularly graduated physi-
clan, and formerly practiced his pro-
fession in Milwaukee. The Ameri-
can says that ii is not certain wheth-
er the affair was an accident or an
attempt at suicide, but IL is thought
to have been the latter. The Ameri
can gives the following details:
Puetterich, who had been employ
ed as a printer by the Dakota Farm
er, took the train with the evident
intention of going to Mitchell. When
the train arrived at the crossing at
Third avenue, i'm the west part of
town. he fell or threw himself be-
tween the caboose and the boxcar in
front Passers-by rushed To the
scene, expecting to find mutilated
body, but, barring a severe cut on.
his face and several bad bruises, he
was all right. He was taken back to
the depot and hack was called to
take him TO ST. Luke's hospital.
There an examination was made and
nothing serious found to be the mat
ter; i'm fact. last night he was taken
to the Samaritan Hospital, from
which institution Dr. Murdy said
last night thai he would probably
be able to leave in a day or two
For some time he has given evil
dence of being wrong mentally
Train Dispatcher Mccormick accom-
panied him to the hospital, and on
the way asked him why he tried to
kill himself, and the man replied
that he heard voices calling Nc
Cormich then asked if he was not
glad that he was not dead, and to
this Puetterich said that IT would
be just as WE'LL He told the dis
patcher that he had a brother nam
ed James, living in Buffalo, ~ Y.
For some time he has roomed al
the home of a. f. Cralle on South
Second street, and there letter was
found yesterday
The letter was addressed TO
Whom 1t May Concern. and is part
ly in German and partly i'm English
II is as follows
. Fine unbakaunte Macht, bezie
hungsweise Maecllte. haltcn mich
seit den Tnruhe uand Aufregung
Hypnotismus, an dem ich zuvor NIGHT
elauben konnte, ist miner Ansicht
mach die Ursachc Denn ich folge
gewissen Befehlen, ohne denselben
widerstehen IN koennen Whatever
might occur sudden death by vio-
lence or some other cause send my
remains to he nearest medical col
lege =
For lease. in the Winona Neigh
Emmons County record., 1908-04-02
4 Model Cookbook

"What! You have written new
cookbook for your wife: How did yon
do IT,
Easy enough. wrote the name OF
each dish and underneath 1t the res
taurant where it can he had best =
Fliegende Batter.
Emmons County record., 1908-04-02

For lease. in the Winona Neigh
borhood " u Of w. \. of Sec.
22-13o-79; y Y Of S. w Y and w
Y of $. E. Y. OF Sec. 2o.ls1.7s.
Above two quarter sections to he
leased for 1908 l.. du Heaume,
Linton n d.
Emmons County record., 1908-04-02

Wanted To hire by the day. April
lst, gang -plow, four head of horses.
with harness for blowing on S. Of
Sec. i Twp l34. Rge. 76 Send price
per day in first letter. Address Geo.
L. Flahert5. Fort Dodge, Iowa.
Emmons County record., 1908-04-02

~ Lunch served at all times at
the Linton Bakery.
Emmons County record., 1908-04-02

~ For proofs, filings, etc, apply to
l.. A. Weatherby United States Com
missioner, Linton.
Emmons County record., 1908-04-02

Be wise today. IT'S madness to de
ess.-Young.
Emmons County record., 1908-04-02
oattina cIose,.

"When first knew that man. s4id
the obscrvant waiter he couldn't have
been making more than $1,000 year
I'll bet It's $4,000 now
How do You know" asked the 9th
er.
lie used to give fifty cent tip, but
now he only gives me nickel - Phi
adclphia Press.
Emmons County record., 1908-04-02

The watched pot never boils. A "a
meter is difYerent.-Wa Washington Tlme'
Emmons County record., 1908-04-02

O. Call ON Charles Il. Carley, coun
~ Judge, for final proofs and filings.
Emmons County record., 1908-04-02

DEPARTMENT or TIM iSrkuiuu
LAND UfFick Al nlsMAHGk. y -
March ~ lsVs
Emmons County record., 1908-04-02
Notice Of rive.year Final Proof

DEPARTMENT. 0t THE l>rERioH
LAND OTviCH AT HIsMAHCK. n ~.
March ~ lpis
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-05-20
LAST WEEK MARKED
BY COOL WEATHER
RAIN FELL IN NEARLY EVERY
COUNTY THROUGHOUT THE
STATE.

The week was one of unseasonably
cool, cloudy, and shoWery weather,
says the weekly weather bulletin is
sued by the ClimatOlogical Service. The
mean temperature of the week was de-
cidedIy cool, days. although some
nights were decidedly cool, and some
were frosty. Light frosts were record
ed on the 18th and 14th in several local
tiles The temperature was quite uni
form throughout the week, and the
thirteenth and fourteenth were the
warmest days
The maximum temperatures during
the week ranged from So degrees at La
Center, on the fourteenth to II degrees
at Belingham on the fourteenth. The
minimum temperatures ranged from
2S degrees at Colfax, on the thirteenth,
to 43 degrees at Spokane. on the fifth
eenth.
There was very little sunshine in the
western counties during the week, al
though on the th,.leenth and four.
teenth the sky cleared for a short tins
each day. In the eastern counties there
was a greater amount of sunshine. but
it was below the normal amount.
There were light to heavy showers
nearly ayerv dav in tho uUoctarn oouo-
ties, and in the latter part of the week
there were some soaking rains. The
from "a to 2.06 inches. In the eastern
| counties showers were frequent. and
the total rainfall averaged so of ali
inch. ranging from Is to 155 inches.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-05-20

Hold Civil Service Exams.

The United States civil service COM
mission announces an examination on
June 17-1S, 1908, to secure eligibles
rom which to make certification to fill
two vacancies in the position of drafts
man at 81 per diem each, in the office
of the surveyor general of Nevada, at
Reno. two vacancies at the same salary
in the office of the surveyor -geenral of
Montana. at Helena, and vacancies re-
curing similar qualifications as they
may occur in the general land office
service.
Two days will be required for this
examination. The first four subjects
viii be given on the first day, and the
fifth subject on the second day.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-05-20
PAYLASTRESPECTS
IS OLD PIONEER
HUNDREDS OF FRIENDS ATTEND
FUNERAL OF J. p. GOODHUE,
HELD TODAY.

Funeral services over the late James
P. Goodhue were held this afternoon at
2 o'clock from the family residence,
corner of Washington and Park strets.
The services were under the auspices
Of the Trinity lodge of the 1. o. o. F
which turned out almost en- masse to
attend. Besides the members of this
order. there were great many other
friends who were present to pay their
last tributes Of love and respect to the
old pioneer, who was one Of the most
popular men of the city. The floral Of
ferings were profuse. The funeral SER
mon was preached by Rev. Andreas
Bard. rector of St. Paurs Episcopal
church. Interment was made in the Odd
Fellows cemetery.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-05-20
LOST PICNICkERS ARE
FOUND NEARLY DEAD
Bellingham Party Had Given Up All
Hope of Ever Being Saved.

BELLINGHAM, Wash. May 20
G. w. Crawford and wife, Joseph Les
ter and Miss Gertrude Webster, who
have been lost on Chuckanut mountain
since Sunday morning were found by
searching party early yesterday
narning. on Oyster creek, II miles
southeast of Bellirgham, hopeiessly
lost, nearly dead with fatigue and hun
ger and without hope of ever being
found. Shortly after they ascended the
mountain a storm came up and ali
sight of the city and Puget sound was
lost. 1t rained almost continuously,
and the party was without food or fire.
The women could walk no further,
and the men decided to stay with them
instead Of trying to save themselves.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-05-20
bLANCHARO=W|tL
COACH WHITMAN
BoWDOIN GRADUATE ENGAGED TO
DIRECT MISSIONARY ATH-
LETICS NEXT YEAR.

J. Merrill Blanchard, graduate of
BoWdoin college and at present in
SUuctor in the Francis gymnasium in
o. Louis, has just wired his accep-
ahce OF the position of coach of Whit
mans athletic teams and instructor in
Ae gymnasium for next year.
We are exceedingly fortunate in
getting Mr.. Blanchard" said Presi-
1ent Ptnrose this afternoon. He is Il
coach of no mean reputation in the
east ana is an all-round athlete as
We" as a coach in every department.
ne Is a first class man and one we feel
sale N getting to direct the college
@''letlcS for the coming year. He has
met with great success everywhere he
Ids coached and comes most highly
recommended"
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-05-20
CHATS WHILE SURGEONS CUT
Tom Foley Refuses to Take Anaesthet
&c Before Undergoing Operation.

REDDING. Cal, May 20.-In one Of
the most remarkable exhibitions of
nerve in the history of surgery. Con-
stable Tim Foley flirted with death
While surgeons cut around his heart
10 open sack of pus While the
steady hand of the surgeon brought
the sharp knife close to his vital organ
Foley chatted with him and the nurs-
e5, who were astounded by the pa
uents courage. Foley had refused tC
b" put under the influence of an an
aesthetic. 1t was found that the bull
let fired by Deputy Constable Little
held, Sunday morning, had nipped a
corner of the apex of the heart. The
operation gave the patient such relief
that he fell asleep Immediately after
ward. Foley refuses to make a diving
statement, because he insists that he
Will live. The surgeons, however, en-
tertain little hopes for his recovery.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-05-20
FLEET OFF
OREGON COAST
Bat1eships Pass Newport
Early This Morning
HUNDREDS GATHER ON SHORE
ARMADA is MAKING GOOD PRO-
GRESS ON TRIP TO
SEATTLE.

PORTLAND, May 2O.-The Atlantic
fleet is off the Oregon coast. Hundreds
of spectators, who had camped on the
beach at Newport during the night
were up with the sun, sweeping the
horizon line for the first thin streak f
smoke which would indicate the COM
ing of the great fighters.
At $50, a watcher who had climbed a
high tree, made out the Connecticut
and within an hour the entire fleet was
in sight and continued so for another
hour.
Off to the sea haze sprang up and
partly obliterated the big ships for a
time. The fleet is making excellent
progress on the trip north.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-05-20
TAYLOR FLAYS
REp!UBL|CAN|SM
TENNESSEE SENATOR IN MAIDEN
SPEECH ROAsTS PRESIDENT
AND HIS FOLLOWERS.

WASHINGTON, May Ex-senator
Taylor delivered his maiden speech in
the senate yesterday. The Tennessee
senator made the basis of his argument
an attack on President Roosevelt,
which the republicans are inclined to
consider unWarranted.
I'm these imperial days. he began,
when concentrated wealth is en-
trenched under the dome of the capi-
tol and centralized power is en-
throned in the White House, what can
you expect but a gradual encroachment
of the federal government upon the re-
served rights of states
Turning to the republicans ne
taunted them with their lack of unani-
nifty in regard to the presidents pol
ic;es.
"The question is he shouted, Are
you going to put presidential reform
policies in the platform? If You are.
why don't you endorse Bryan and be
done with it? If not, you will repudiate
your own president
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-05-20
LEASE BIG TRACT.
sheepmen Tie Up 100000 Acres as an
Overflow to Forest Reserve.

PENDLETON, Ore, May 20.-One
hundred thousand acres of fine range
land has just been leased in Baker
county by Morrow, Gillian and Una
tilla county sheepmen as an overflow
range from their forest reserve allOt-
ments The land is logged off tim Der
land and lies in a strip so miles IN
length between Austin and Pleasan;
Valley in Baker county and belongs to
the numerous lumber companies of
that district. 1t was leased for five
years by Dan P. Smythe of this city,
A K and A. Smythe of Arlington,
William Smith of Arlington and A. c.
Whittier of Baker county. The sum
of $4,000 was paid for use of the tract
for five years. Over $4,000 head of
sheep will be held in the territory dur
ing a portion of the summer. 1t is
we'll watered and contains fine grass
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-05-20
SHIP AUTO TO PORTLAND
TO RUN ON ROAD RACES.

DETROIT, Mich, May 2O.-A
Thomas-Detroit runabout has just
been shipped from the factory by ex-
press to take part in the road races at
P rtIand, June g.
H. l.. Keats of the Keats Auto COM
pany who is entering this car in the
races, came to the factory and picked
out regular stock and ordered it sent
to Portland Immediately.
ThOmas-Detroit Forty runabouts are
required to show a speed of at least so
miles an hour before they pass the
lester, and Mr.. Keats is expecting nis
car to make a record showing in the
Portland event.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-05-20
SPECIAL SERVICE
FOR OLD SOLDIERS

The Brotherhood of the First Pres
byterian church will hold special
service in the brick church on Sunday
night, the nature of which will be a
memorial to the soldiers who have
fought for their country.
The Grand Army Of the Republic. the
Spanish War Veterans and the Union
Veterans Union will attend in a body
All others are invited as well.
Some of the program features arc
as follows: Solo, by B. Edward Rees
anthem. ITO Thee, o God,' by the
choir; quartet. "Tenting Tonight y
"Our Soldier Heroes Sleeping" by the
choir; solo, Prof. A. C. Jackson;
America" congregation; address, "Tne
Patriot in Times of Peace" by Rev. J.
c. Reid.