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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-11
FROM sso.ooo,ooo 10 s7s,ooo.Ooo.
Estimate Made By Authorities Of The
Value Of The E. H. Hartman Estate.

0Alb " AAs ~ a. 4&eAAAAhlah AFeAdAes
New York, sept. III Those believed
to be the best authorities estimate the
value Of r. Fl Harrimans estate at
somewhere between S50,000000 TO s75,.
600 600, the bulk Of it, Of course, in rail-
road stocks and bonds Among railroad
stocks standing in his name in The early
part Of the year were the following:
Union Pacific common, S10,415, 600, of
An actual value of S20.000.000: Union
Paeiis preferred 1900; one lfth in.
terest III s50,000,000 Union Pacific pre-
ferred pool; Illinois Central, f,413,000,
worth S2000,000; Delaware s Hudson,
$1,000, ,000
Mr. Hartman il also credited with
ownership Of large blocks 81 New York
Central, Erie and Atkinson, and smaller
investments III many of the 20 corpora
tons in which he served a director.
The country home Of Mr. Hartman at
Arden is said to have cost him more
than S2,000,000
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-11
ELECTED QUARRY MANAGER.
George Straiton Chosen by Directors Of
Consolidated Quaxy Company.

The Consolidated Quarry company is
going through process Of Reorganization
at the present time, the details Of which
are not yet completed. One change has
been made, however BY the directors in
tn election Of George Straiton as man
ager Of the company. Mr. straiton is
a stookholder in the concern and the
directors place much confidence IN his
business ability, Mr. straiton il the
well known granite manufacturer whose
plant is on South Main street. He will
continue to run his manufacturing busi-
ness.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-11
EASY FOR ROBBERS.
Burlington Lunch Cart Broken Into ana
Robbed Again.

Burlington, Sept 11.--The lunch cart
conducted an lower College street BY S.
Kabler was entered and robbed Of near
" all Of It's portable contents IN the
early hours Of yesterday morning. The
thief made his entrance BY means Of the
door and al the lock showed no signs
Of having been molested, it Is supposed
that he possessed a duplicate key,
The thief got away with little over
a dollar in currency, several pies. eggs
and everything that was III the cart
along the eating line. Almost half Of a
box Of cigars disappeared KabIer Md
not know Of the robbery until he opened
up Yesterday neon and found that the
cupboard was bare As he closed MP
after one o'clock in tho morning, the rob-
berry was committed between that hour
and daylight The cart was entered onoe
before, about two weeks ago.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-11
REV. DR.. I. N. MILLER DEAD.
Was The Highest Superior Of The Fran
ciscan Order IN d. S.

Syracuse, n y. Sept. 1.-THE Very
Rev. Dr. Lewis NJ Miller, provincial of
the Franciscan Fathers o. NJ. G., died
last night Al s:t5 O'Clock at St Joseph's
hospital His death came only two days
after that Of the Very Rev Father Fran
chs M. Neybauser, Ok provincial Of The
order. The two priests we're the highest
officers of the Franciseans In this part
Of the country.
Father Miller had been the highest
superior in the United States FOR three
consecutive terms. in all more than 10
years, with residence at st. Francis col
lege and convent, which is connected
with Assumption church.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-11
GODDARD IS CROWDED.
Registration, Outside Of Music Course,
VIII Reach $50 Next Week.

The close Of the FIRST week Of school
at Goddard seminary finds the regstra-
tion very large, Rooms on the girls
side of the main building which have pre-
viously been used for other purposes are
now filled with students The full ca
pacity Of Tie building Is ~ and 70
boarding students have already heen req
istered The number Of day students
IS unusually large, and the total regis.
tration next week will be at least l50,
without counting the pupils IN music
The seniors will give reception to
the rest Of the school this evening"
Many Of the old students and alumni
are expected.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-11
RESTRAINT or TRADE CHARGED.
The National Cash Register Company Is
Sued.

Columbus Ohio, Sept. ff.--Attorney
General Denman has brought quo war.
ranfo proceedings in the Franklin ooun-
~ circuit court against The National
Cashh Register company Of Dayton, O.,
(authorized capital $4,000 ,000}. pray
ing that It may be 0usted from IFS char
ter, that receiver be appointed 70 wind
up its aairs, and that its assets be dis
tribnted among the stockholders The
petition charges illegal restraint Of
trade, conspiracy to form a trust and
ntisapplieation 81 funds. The petition
sets forth that the company has har-
rassed competitors by bringing needless
and expensive litigation BY starting
dummy companies and by selling ma
chimes below the cost Of manufacture
and that IL maintains at its Dayton
headquarters a graveyard wherein are
depicted the careers and losses Of all its
opposition It is further set forth that
the company has sold its wares where no
competition existed at exorbitant prices
and has thereby accumulated vast
sum Of money in excess Of its capital
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-11
WIN Observe Anniyeraary.

st. Johnsbury. Sept ll--Col T. n.
Liscum camp No. 2, e S. M. ", cele-
brate their ninth anniversary tonight
at the home Of Ned ID. Ripley. Refresh.
ments and an entertainment will help
20 take up the time Of the veterans and
a good attendance Is expected The com
Hiittee Of arrangements is made up Of
IT, 4. Wilcox A. r. Spencer, Charles
Celley, John Tinker and Arthur Sg<yens
of this place; l. a Thomas Barnet:
MI al Brock. Bradford Fred Orcutt.
John A. McCauley, Barton;
&. A. Davis, Newport
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-11
FIRE AT COLCHESTER.
Destroys Barns, Sheds and Hay On VIII
liam Villas Farm.

Colchester, Sept ll.-Fire yesterday
morning destroyed the large barn and
sheds on the William Villas farm here,
causing q loss Of $500 The barn con.
tanned 225 tons Of hay feed and farm
tools. which are q total loss
The prepsrty was insured ii the Ner-
mont Mutual Fire Insurance company
also the Biekok Insurance agency and
the loss was settled yesterday after
noon.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-11
RETURN WITH EIoPERs.
Winooski Officer Brings Back White wo-
man ana Colored Man

Winooski Sept. H. Deputy Sheriff
Z. w Ravlin accompanied BY Sergeant
Lewis 81 Fort Ethan Allen went yester.
day to ST. Johns, P. O., returning in the
afternoon with the ex-soldier John Me-
Cure. who Is accused Of stealing a sum
of money from Sergeant Lewis. and Mrs
Stella Lavanway, who accompanied the
eolored man to the Canadian border
Both were lodged in the jan ii Burling-
ton and win be given a hearing soon.
The man viii be charged with larceny.
and It IS understood that a charge Of
adultery viii be brought against the Le-
Yanway woman.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-11
SILVER HEELS FIRST.
in the 2:i4 Pace at the Barton Fair
Yesterday.

Yesterday.
Barton, Sept. 1.-THE goth annual
Orleans county fair closed yesterday
with an attendance Of 4,000 Three good
races were pulled OF and the ball game
between Barton and WoodsrilIe was the
best game yet, although the score was
to 2 in favor of Barton. This game
gives Barton the three games straight
with total of p scores to the oppon.
ent's 5.
One busybody counted the automobiles
on the ground at one time and counted
10, representing a valuation Of 100000
and bringing at least 300 people on the
grounds. Only three years ago the man
agement considered shutting them out
altogether. The total attendance has
been nearly 10000 people.
Summary Of the races;
2:14 Stack Pace.
Purse, $500
Silver Heels, chg, Luce and Bar
rows, Stowe .s........as. 1
Bonview, bg, O. S. Spencer, New.
ton. Mass .....,.5..... 2 2 2
Tobin, bg, Ben ButterfeId, Der
BY Line .........s, 3
Sir Alcander chs, w. F. Worm
wood, Woodsville - 4 dds
Lady Isle. BIN, Newport Stock
Farm, Newport .+s.... dis
Time, 2;lsa, 2:l4h, 2;l71a, 2:l9la.
2:so Stake Pace
Purse, $500
Alto blkg, H. +. Pierce, Stan
stead, 4 Y. ..t.ttt..... 1 /
Albert r., bs, Newport Stock
Farm, Newport ..4. 2 2 q
Color Bearer, BIZ, J. M., Blake,
Concord. N. II. ...s.,. 4 3 8
Billy Mack chg, f n. Carr, st.
Johnsbmy .,.........4... dis
Time, 2:20, 2.2l, 2:l9
2:24 Pace, 2:2o Trot.
Baron Wedgewood, rog, G. A.
French, Sherbrooke, p. @ ~ / Ii
On Wilkes, bg, j. It. Waite, Boston 3 2 ,
Stanley Mack brg A. =. Kennedy,
Boston . ..s.......s 2 4 8
Rock Park Maid, BIN, Sam Bean,
Glover 424
Time, 1888 l-3, 2:20%, 2s24A.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-11
FouNp No rRAcE O. cooK.
Peary Reports Statement That Latter
Did Not Reach Pole

Battle Harbor, Labrador BY wireless
to Cape May, n. s., Sept. 1.-THE
United Press received the following
eablegram today, dated Sept Al Accept
my thanks for your kind telegram Of
congratulations. Replying to your in
quiries ! found no trace Of Cook al the
pole April u, 1908, Or at any other
time. This statement is made advisediy
and will be backed by proof at proper
time (signed) tPeary."
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-11
BUSINESS TROUBLES.
William ]. Snow Of Burlington Files Pc
tition in BankraptcY

Rutland Sept William }. Snow
Of Burlington, fireman has 6led
petition in bankruptcy with Clerk +.
S. Piatt ol tho United States court.
He has Liabilities of S3ll.5a, and lis as
sets ale $50 all exempt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-11
BILLY v. THE wINNER.
Captured the Free for Ali at the PIatts-
burg Fair Yesterday.

Plattsburg, N Y, Sept. 1.-THE best
racing Of the week at the Clinton county
fair took place yesterday, when the final
events We're pulled oh before crowd
OF at least 10000 persons The following
IS a summary Of the events.
2:z0 Pace.
Croveland Ninsome, bm, r.
patoyin Montreal .... gel i
Rouses Point Boy, Il. Fl Je-
tourville, Plattsburg a 4 2 2 3
Eleanor, bm, ]. T. Potters,
salem s4452
Dictator, bs. Steve M Kehoe.
sheldon Junction .. 733 3 4
Steve. bh, M B LELAND, GIens
Falls, n y e7645
Eefibnaught, bs, w II. Duba,
Sheldon Junction - 55 Cdr
Fred X, bh y Fl Roleau, Is
eex Junction - 467 dr
AIolhe. BIN. j. J. 0livetd,
Piatfshuru ............ SIS dr
Time. 2:15&, 2:l5lz, 2.l51z. 2:l5%
2sH1A
2:i6 Trot.
Johnnie Medium. bh ID Scan-
ION Montreal ....s.. PHI
Eeaptie, hlkm, Robert Johnsous
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-11

Among arrivals at the hotel Otis yes
terday were J. L. Watson, w. I. Bow.
ser, g " Bullock, Boston; S. E Brow
nell Oscar Al Powers. John Andrews. Ct
johnson, Burlington: c. G. Severence.
Manchestefs T +. Hoffman, Ieominster
Mass. g a. Wingheia. st Aihans G
Ceradi, New York; J. + Bangan. Man.
ahester. u. II
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-11
WASHINGTON.

The noted Peacham stallion 'prince
Monarch, owned By D. F Gregory won
arat premium at the Washlngtgn faiy,
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10 Settle Winner Of for
all at Fair Haven
AND FAST TIME WAS MADE
The Race VIII Be Finished To-day-Gott
Eft Is Leading with Two Heats
Won, with Jerry B. Next.
Other Races.

Fair Haven, Sept. ll.-Rain yesterday
morning doubtless kept many people
away from the Fair Haven fair, but it
had cleared away by noon and when the
free for all was called the grandstand
was crowded with people anxious to see
fhe winner of the big purse,
Owing to an accident, Gallaher's driver
was thrown from his sulky but not in
5ured and the horse went around and
around the track until finally stopped
by driver getting into the sulSy and
bringing him to standstin. The race
was unfinished at nightfall Gott Ets
and Jerry b. each had two heats to
their credit. It vii be completed to-day.
The summary:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-11

Purse, 81 900.
Eott Eft, John Adams, Cam
bridge, Mass. ,......,... 2 2 2
Gerry B., Woody Hin Stock
Farm, Salem, n. T. ....... /
yennie w, e. A. Sunderlin,
Lebanon, n. H. ,.es.... 3
Fred D.. I'd. Lyons, Hadley,
Mass. ............|s...... 3 5
Hal r., L. O. Allen, Middle.
bury ................... 4 8 8 5
Gallaher, Strosnider, Brooklyn,
N. Y. ...............s.,. 5444
Time, 2:ll1, 2ill, 2:ll, 2sl4h.
$500 Trot or Pace, Wagon Race.
Red Glen, /. N. Chase, Brandon. ] 81
Farmer Boy, f. NJ. Field, West
Haven ....<........4..... 2 ! 2
Ekyroolcet, Charles Lewis, Poultneq 8
Mildred st. Clair, Frank Bentley,
Bennington ............... 4 dis
Time, 2:S9ts, 2s45, 2.45, 2.4Sl5.
2:so Pace.
Purse, $500.
Timothy New York, be-, "A. w.
Bump. Hartford, n. Y. ,....... ] l
Rose Baker, grim, L. @. Allen,
Middlebury Observation-Disclosures. 3 2 2
Alcan, bh, Is. A. Sunderlin, Leba-
non, n. Fl. ..................... 2 - 3
Time, 2:2oA. 2s2oh, 2.20&.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-03-12

Il + Knapp and Wife have rented
Mrs Mary Feely's residence and NOV
ed in Wednesday.
The ODD Fellows are planning to
celebrate their first anniversary by a
bouquet March Is
Mr.. Long and family arrived last
week from Nebraska to make Rich
land their home. Mr.. Long purchas-
ed property here last fall.
Born-To Mr. and Mrs Ed Thinner
man, Friday, Il daughter.
The Richland bar closes its doors
Friday, their license having expired.
S l. Vidger, q contractor, has erect
ed a shop on his lots on North Col
umbia Ave.
f. NJ Over of the Hotel Richland
has rented the rooms in che kreidler
building which he VIII use as an
annex. The present number IF rooms
are not sufficient TO ACCOMMODATE the
tfdN"i!tS pNtllc.
MIR. Page of Cheney who recently
purchased property here has arrived
and will lmmed lately begin work on
his land. His wife expects to Join
him next week.
Mr. f Timmerman'S eighteen
months Old child il seriously i'll with
pneumonia. A train nurse was Sc
cured this week from Walla Walla
to care for he child
J w Randall and family have
moved into their new residence near
the school house.
Fl. + Iedica's new general mer-
chandise store. the Square Deal, is
now open for business
w. Nielsen Is building an addition
to the livery stable. He has also
added some more teams TO his equip,
ment%.
Earl James of Pnsco spent Sunday
with his parents in Richland.
AT she school election Saturday.
J. NJ Rhskett was elected director
for a term Of three yerrS.
o. l. Hanson of kennewick was in
town Tues lay.
Mrs. Reed and mother are having
Il house erected on their tract south
oil town.
l. j Robinson and wife and VIM
Brimmer and wife came up from
Portland Tuesday to make Richland
their future home. Both We're form
er residents Of Richland.
Richland was we'll represented in
kennewick Wednesday by those at
terding the lectures at the Demon
StrAtion Car.
Rev. G. NJ Carson attended the
EpWprth League convention. AT
North Yakima, this week.
PhilIp SchHfrnHn ,Jr has acceptel
n position - delivery boy for the
kennc wick Meat Market.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-03-12
LEWISTON ORCHARDISTS TO
SET OUT 100000 TREES.

Lewiston, Idaho, March S.-One
hundred thousand fruit trees will be
set out this spring in the new Or
chard district adjoining Lewiston.
Three gang plows are now at work
preparing the ground and the tree
planting will begin within few days
and cOntiue into April.
Last year $4,000 apple trees were
set out in this district.
The planting of these trees will in
crease the orchard area CT this dis
tcict to over 1000 acres.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-03-12
To Mark Dempsey'S Grave.

Spokane, Wash, March John
S. Barnes, the remarkable 55-year-
old athlete and globe-trotter, man
ager of Spokane's only winning bast-
ball team, proposes to start ma
tiOnal fund among followers of
pugilism the world over to erect a
tombstone over the grave of Jack
Dempsey, the "Nompareil," whose
remains, Barnes believes, are lying
unmarked under a patch of weeds
in a Portland, Or, cemetery.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-03-12
St. Paul Road Nearly Ready,

Butte, Mont, March 9.-On May
Il, according to word received here,
the Chicago, Milwaukee & Puget
Sound railway will institute lis
freight service through to the Coast,
and on July l the passenger service
Will be begun.
The golden spike will be driven
April 2 at Gold Creek, in the pres
ence of the Milwaukee general OFT
Gals, W. d. Rockefeller and Other
magnateS.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-03-12


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proving "'N t"'i''! ANY 'i''o' anu
- w. ''9'''FiiN''
TINS week with Il severe c"Ih, bnt II
SOMEWHAT better now.
VIM. Shanafplt was down from Sun
nysidr the first OF the week visiting
his brother and family.
NJ and NJ. & Prnrr ,f Mi
PETER Indiana went ia their rev
nome. at Whit. BIuff. JLry were
married ON Christmas eve.
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.,.;. WA, u,.s
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goods owned by :. } Mcdonald and
will also occupy this building with
one branch OF their business general
second hand business. and the Rose
man building will be principally used
to display their stock of new and
secondhand furniture. They have
already put in quite large stock and
EXPECT to ad,; TO if by several new
lines i'm the near future.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-03-12
Arlpy SharoS Get Together.

Pittsburg, March 9.-The tourna-
ment Of the American bowling con-
gress has been going on here since
February 81 and will last until
March 20, but the most interesting
games of the meeting have been e
served for March 8 to 49, The in
terratiOnal matches, in which the
best bowlers of this country and Can
ada are entered. will begin tonight.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-03-12
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People You Know
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Friday, March IL, 1909
Mrs J, H. Gravepslund Ia III.

Mrs. j. H. Gravenslund ia III.
Real Roslyn lump coal at 81 so per
ton at the st. Paul & Tacoma Lum-
Der Co
FIG Staley. deputy assessor, has
been ut work this week, assessing
the business section Of kenne " lex,
Good alfalfa. loose or baled. for
sale. II. b. Haney.
Mrs. II. " DesGranges and daugh-
ter Grace We're down from Rockford
spending Il few days with MIR. Des
Oranges. They returned home Tues.
day evening.
A good REIMBURSEMENT close In. for
sale cheap. Inquire at this Office. 4
Earl Schmandt. who has been
working in Wallace the past winter
is home for a visit to his mother and
sister Mrs. j. II. Gravenslund and
Miss Louisa.
Choice asparagus roots for sale.
Also 100 Bartlett pear trees.
A. Spence.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Curry, eye sight
specialists will make their next pro-
fessional visit to kennewick Monday
March Is. for one day only, at Hotel
kennewick. Eyes examined and
glasses fitted. All work guaranteed.
Choice asparagus plants for sale.
II. G. Graft, Hover, Wash.
Mr.. and Mrs H. d. Sweet are at
Cheney, where 1t is probable they will
purchase a large ranch and make
their home
For Sale-one 390-egg 1906 Mode
Cyphers incubator with pedigree
trays and drop bottom. All in good
condition. Outfit cost S45. VIII sell
for $50. Has run only eight matches.
w. l.. Blackman, Jr.,
Hover. Wash.
County Attorney kOlb made a
trip to Prosser Wednesday on official
business. Two men were fined, one
700 and the other 800, for attempted
briberr Of the sheriff.
Onion sets just in at the Chas. II.
Collins Co.
Two prisoners. William Kirby
and John Clark were up before Judge
Staser on the drunk and disOrderly
charge and were given 80 and trim
mings, the first on Saturday and sec
ond on Monday.
Joe Perry, who has been working
IN the Reporter Office for several
months. WAS compelled to go to his
nome at Rockford on account OF ILL.,
ness.
Mrs. Elizabeth DeBarrie Gill gave
gave the fourth number on the lee
ture course Wednesday evening to a
large audience. Mrs. Gill was a
reader OF strong force and elocution-
ar! power and the audience was
oellghted with the performance thru
out
FOR Sale-250 egg incubator, two
seated hack as good AZ new and a
single buggy practically new, at
hetcham's blacksmith shop.
a. Edm0nds. OF HillsbnrO, North
DaS"ta. who has been spending the
winter In Spokane, looked over the
valley with n view to purchasing.
ana also visiting his old friend j.
,oerconbe whom he had not seen for
~ years. Mr.. Edmonds ia a large
wheat rancher but ia planning to
give up the active work OF the farm
"hd move to warmer climate and
take it easier.
Inc Ladies Aid Society of the Pres
'erlan Church held the annual
''Ioh OF officers at the home of
ufs' r NJ. Crosby last Thursday
'""oh and the following officers
we're elected: Mrs. w. H. Collins,
president; Mrs. j. B. Rose and Mrs
H. N'rbel. vice presidents; Mrs. {.
buchanan. secretary; Mrs l..
;'hsan, treasurer. The next meet
9n.. VIII he held the afternoon Of the
nl. with Mrs. &. c Ruckmln and
hmus III work connected with the
discussed.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-03-12
CONGREG ATIONAL

W. l.. Rowan, pastor.
: S. at 10 "A. IN.
Morning service II IA. IN. Topic,
Am | My Brothers keeper?'
On request OF tie Laeies Club OF Ken
newick.
Special singing by male quartette.
{. +. 6:45 p. M.
Evening service 1870, topic, "A
Word Fifty Spoken"
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-03-12
A BIG CHANCE FOR GRAFT

In the optical business there are
almost unlimited opportunities to
graft and swindle the people who
are obliged to patronise the optician
and the temptation is too great for
many, and they take advantage of
the peoples ignorance in this line
and rob them without mercy.
If you are in need of anything in
in this line, be sure to get my prices
before you buy. | will examine
your eyes free Of charge and guaran-
tee to fit you perfectly or your mon
ey refunded. a large stock of lenses
always on hand.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-03-12
II tlle C!lI,rtl1rs
March 9th, 1909.
BAPTIST


G. Il. Drltrine, Pastor.
Preaching services every sunday at
II am. and 7:3o pm.
sunday >choo! at 10 am. sharp.
The Baruca class meets with The ).
school.
Ladies' Aid society ON "Wednesday
II ernoon at the place announced al
TN" Huut5N morning service
We have now cumtOrtahIr chairs,
ii warm house ANA We trust warm
hearts to welcome All who will at
tend the different services. We in
vile You t. come W. are here t.
minister to YOU. We labor to make.
the services u>efnl to You and inter
Is ding. Come and try and COME
again ii on like it as we hope you
will
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II. l.. TAYLOR,

Hamilton Supply Co
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-03-12
I4UTH ERAN

English services at 10 Il. III.
German services at 2 p. III. Both
meetings will be held at the old
school building.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-03-12
CATHOLIC

Rev. Father Friedrich
Morning service March 14th, at a.
m. at the residence OF q. J. Henne-
berry.
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EPISCOPAL.
II NJ Bartlett, Rector.

II n Bartiett, Rector.
The morning sermon and service
at st. Paul's Episcopal church begins
at IL O'Clock. Everyone cordially
invited.