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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-11
SODA FOUM II AIIN
As good aE now. Easy terms
WEsrLAKE PHARMACY.
Corner wcstiako Blvd and Virginia ST.

-Four and two-room shacks. city water.
plenty ground FOR garden For phrticu-
lars apply 20 2a36 10Th av. So. near
BennettH roN Factory
Trade UP II saves money. Mems
$50 sample suits, StIbo. Tracio. Room
20f, aotA Third
Piano; only $50 Must be sold by
Monday Going away cal 9i3 W, b0th
or phone ballard 1887.
Desks chairs. showcases Chicago store
and office Furniture Co, 1893 LIST Rv.
Monarch range. leather chair. lawn
mower, new Queen Ammo 5af.
Endless chain Yale pulioy Q, GOO pounds
capacity so Vine 81
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iRoNnAi-E. mn sTrEL CITY

lRONDAlsE, THE STEEL CITY.
cheap lots Ia ffeudalr. nrAF Moore
a. ~ lots, tasiee each. N ihe Som
merFfiis A1ditiBn. cheap fHr cash. Acre
tFaets ~ miles FROM she sfeal plant
slth water usins on The Plat. ftzt o.
per afrs. saAF terms
Port TUW nssnd Tots Essfte. good
Schools aud churches. 90 proposed sioa-
iffr railway cunnnFftnE frandals Hhafgfk
AMI FaFt Townsend Price laa % w. "
@lii trade Zoe Seattle real estate
fAAEs hooNET Fslf nioek ballard
~ ranch demands nay afteaflnn. must
dispose ~ ms neat. uaa, fiVe-famm cot
tags. overlooking Sound Nnd mnaufainH
iat ftaite. improved eateF. walks close
20 car Miu sell tu coed party on terms
almost liAs rsHf See my agent Mr.
Young nHkf dnng 20 store. Lakewood
station. FaurffnrnF rar
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Classified Directory.

Classified Directory.
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H. 81 Haskell zoo Liberty nlag. Third
and Uniun Charges very reasonable
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BANKS
RIOS 49, RIOS 49, RIOS RIOS -
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= ouou Each week Day Untu s
gs8o y NJ
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o ness and limited office space 10 .
accommodate our 81 city EN-
pioYes and saleNnen. Ne well as
n clients art customers make Il X
. extremely accessory 20 keep open o
8 each evening until s.ao M s
al departments The business
h will be open 10 tha buying public n
o and those who wish 90 make in .
8 uuiries from tho presidents de- 8
partmcut 90 the Information
Q parties who cannot ind time dur .
$ ing business hours 5
n REALTY OWNERS SYN. n
o Investment Bankers O
4 2l6 Cherry 81 q
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MERGE.
Head office. Toronto Canada ffeo
banking business Interest allowed on
savings and time deposits
SEATTLE BRANCH.
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All chronic diseases $50 Arcade IS, bllt
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NM 'filsi(cf >0iSHSSfi'e NOS
DERFUL MEDIUM elves valuable adj
vice on all affairs ~ iifo Permanently
located az her private homo BasR Pine
o., near Sixth Ny. Also gives wonderful
lucky charms
CARD REApiNG-iadies use men
hhta AHHa ANfNh ave- corner tNAlNHs EAEE-
Lake on captol Hill car.
>~Nsaass2.9 ssS $s5 .Sssasaa ssss os1s.
ing and an articles ~ value bought ana
sold KoEa4 2ilb First Ind ssis.
CoNCItETI rRonICr
HinNhs, lftchs ptNta. Tor foundation.
Peerless Brick Co. Inc, soie Western ay
Phone Queen Anne 6s
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Hats cleaned aud blocked
81 HATS. king First ana unlon
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present location cotioro ara Rear linton
>oco9lSS,IIlE, 9p 1sS IlIlc rgAISSIgSllASs~o.,
practice, Sei Arcade Annex NJ 2i9S
a D n Sol,f = ~,
corporations organized. Notary public
Damage cases "a speciality Both phomps
9Oe-t-e hurSe Blk, second and Marion.
n. n. Schoff Lawyer. 5O3-4 Pioneer lilde
Consultation free Laws % husband Rnd
wife, claims. etc Fees moderate
Corwin townsend. sos Bailey BIDS
Consultation free husband, wife. person
al inturies. collections.
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4 cARpENTER's opFoRTuNiTY

Ta7-Tta Alaska building
A CARPENTERS OPPORTUNITY
Five room house. not quite completed J.
ana fnish IN spare tins visw %,
soNtn9. as cultivated Chicken yard and
houss IN rear A. seih and 10Th AZ.
10 oregon aud will sell Tor 1850. abnmi
tioo cash N-a1. Star
Hsis-iinuse With iet s9Kiso street
graded city waiI, car two blocks. worth
u 800 price f9Ts cash blo7s terms
0oinE east Bargain. owner D. iud-
Wig s1s Trenton 81 90 Fsrk
Four-room house aud fine vios lot
sgHi02 feet with fruit trees and berries.
one block from Fhinner AZ. car Price
e. A. Grsf. sos liberty nidg opposite
postnffice.
WALLACE ADAM BUssELLs
REAL ESTATE.
$50 New York Block. Main ITO
Z viii soli YOU. an easy terms NY
nav 1.ragm bungalow. with bath toilet
etc only = block 20 car. Price $1,000
location no minutes fide on old ltontQp
car line This iH good buy. house y
well built and location IL good J. a
Davidson. Gen. Dol city
Iiy ownor-Fino corner. 5Gth and Kea-
siuHt0n! Meridian car line. Price can't
81 beat f715s $500 cash. balance EASY
terms avs under value. Phone Main
$3.50 or call ta2 Arcade Annoy
70xf0g
Corner lot. fine view. one block from
phinnuy av. and Everett 1ntorurban
cars Price 81 800. terms.
OLE HANSON g co
8tf-alb-ate-alf New YORK Block
m you desire an ideal homo. d g min
utcn ride from the Union depot. take the
car on Fourth Az. TO Brighton Station,
aud SEQ " l.. Hees. who viii sell well
Improved acre cheap
am forced 10 aoii my two-room cot
faxa. b0Kt2g tot city wafer and lisht.
FOR gfTa, terms Apply Jnlian's Store.
aiih Az W. Fort Lawton cer
Large iovai tract with fivs-roo mouse
on Intcrurban, six miles from city for
81 geo si00 cash. balance ~ per month
See me az room 2, Times Bids This IL
bargain.
WHY PAY REMIT
Three room house. eOxi00 lot cleared
and fenced on street car line must be
sold al oncei 1880 $40 cash aud 50 a
month Inquire hoom 2, Times BidE
a SNAP.
s-ronm cottage and lot G0x120 for sale
81 300. part cash and easy payments
Address b-b6 Star
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BUNGALOW.

FnY asie-~MY pretty fiVesroom tuuEa.
los Ia the a9fth end 81 town. careful
thought has bean given 70 make ~ q
hone both attractive and convenient
EVER eindnN has an exceptionally good
yiew only t9eo cash ard ftG per month
arf n contractor. plumber or painter sp-
ply. part a the entire priae cen BE- paid
b labor Phone 4 fFta.
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UNION TRUST co. owners
nd. iepe Eaf.s Empire nidE 81 afff
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Dns-han acre situate 20 the east -
the frferurbau ~ Ahnner station lust
B 600 feet from The car line Terms $50
Gosh. balance $50 per year Tor nine years
Good Title
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PRICES $500 TO 500
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SOME PoOB f-Assn
SOME FAIR LAND
SOME econ LAND
fuME TIMBER
SOME CLEARED
s0ME Ffttfr TREES

rhts lies sell 2nd frurt sante parts
has nesHlifui view NJ ffeat CahaL as
tfinnaa steers. mhaff and efefrlea
tfuan house. barn. F@lFkHn hoHsss
fHlaii rrsaA Al tfaaf rhi akan FanfH ~
asmanE1lu hMmfsnR lodge fNHnty 81
xsHfs ~ f8a giant sueh q pfaes ! wiu
T9Hts ya1 a prizes thAs wNt sell O.
J A. AMka. afs tunhar HreaauEe
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els-ste- stl AiseAA ffutttiisf
FOR SALE. BY OWNER.


-Four acres. Improved and choice, small
house and barn, located In Scatter VS.
per month ~ the year. acres orchard
Included al $40 por month. Call up East
Hagn
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4ukHrru- ACRE TRACTS $3.50. r5s
10 rEh Gent Down. go a MONTH
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UNDERGRADUATES suPptIYs
e, 2 4 n 7 Z =, n Y : ~
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NJ. D, WALKER. M, D.

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CNAurA TE--ffCE NHED- epECIALTHT
ENA MtshrigN AND ADVICE FREE
zgg EPLEB BLOCK
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D. HsnHau. my friend from valdez
AfasLa. uaufa me 10 offer FOR few
days hiH nFa-acre home place close 90
town. ZINE for fruit and chicken rails
Ing. some fruit trees, house. good veil,
goods. farm tools. etc. F6Ib-fto down
ara balance IS per month. soc DR.. Gam
aln. Laza ltlmA 81. MNnInLl
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MRS. FITTINGS.

Hot Springs, Jan. 17--Anne Gittir zs was born in the state of Ohio April l6, 1S42, professed faith in Christ and joined a Hragch df the Methodist Church at about 12 years of age. She was married to E. s. Reed January l4, 1869, in Caral county Mo. They moved to Hot Springs in 1899. At which place they lived happily togeth- CT until January 15, 1910, at which time Mother Reed was not, for an gels waited her spirit away to God, who gave it. To this union there were three children born. Two sons and one daughter. One son preceded his mother. The other son and daughter survive to mourn, not her loss, but their separation for a short time. Sis ter Reed was an example for good. No husband ever had better com panion, always look after his needs and comfort. His pleasure was her pleasure. No children ever had bet. ter mothers, always looking and wish. ing for their welfare. Remember, children, her prayers for you if stack ed would reach to the throne of God. Sister Reed exemplified in her life the most beautiful characteristics and the gentlest graces of a devout Chris tian. She was faithful, active mem Der of Third Street Methodist Church. She was active in church work, being member of both the foreign and home missionary societies. She was always ready to give her Christian ev. idence in positive, thrilling note, with no uncertain sound.
 ]. A. PARKER and others.
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fered. Olmstead is the Hercules from the McFadden physical culture insti- tute, which has become famous in this country, and he will give the Frenchman probably the hardest game he ever had.
 The men wrestle for the first two falls, and wrestling will be to a fin ish. Catch as catch can rules will govern. The men will begin promptly at 8:30 because under the rules and conditions the match may continue for quite while before decision of superiority is announced.
 Tho management of the amusement company also announces that Clyde Blekely of Detroit, Arthur Karger of Chicago, and Harry Garen, the cham pion middle weight of the world, have all been heard from and win appear in matches here during the winter eeason.
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HoPLIGHT DIVORCE.

Circuit Clerk Wilmington yesterday received information from Mrs. Daisy Hoplight that she had been granted a divorce here two years ago from Al bert Hoplight, and asking that Mir
 Hoplight be so notified, as well as the fress, which had published that there was no record of the divorce, MT. Wilmington looked back in his rec. ords and found that the divorce had
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FAMOUS FRENCH WRESTLER AND BATTLE CREEK HERCULES
 TO MEET ON THE MAT.
Hot Springs Amusement Company Schedules the Event for Tues
 day, January 25.

The Great Athos, who has no sn- perior at the wrestling game in the world at his weight, has been match ed to meet s. E. Olmstead, the Battle Creek Hercules at the Bijou Rink in the opening bill of the Hot Springs Amusement Company's schedule of wrestling events for the 1910 season.
 Athos is French wrestler of world wide fame, and is now touring this country. He won distinctive honors in the cities. where he met and won from the best men the promoters of
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ARRESTED FOR COW THEFT.

Deputy Sid Houpt Places Charles
 Brown in County Jail.
 Deputy Sheriff Sid Houpt yesterday afternoon placed Charles Brown in the county jail under charge which covers the theft of COW from the home of Mir Mcqueen in the suburbs of the city last week. It is alleged that the COW was stolen and sold tn butcher, and that it's value was $75 Mir. Houpt took up the case and trac. ed the clews. which resulted in the arrest of Brown.
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Earl Housley yesterday received a check for $50 as a prize for having the neatest and most original decorat- ed window display of Hamilton. Brown shoes. The display was shown in Housley Bros.'s window on Ouachita avenue.
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MlLWEE SETS PRECEDENT. hartman of State Committee Non,I-
 mated in an Early Primary.

Since the question had been raised
 |jn this county by Chairman ! R.. Wood of the Garland County Deino' scratic Central Committee as to the
 1egalty Of primary elections held be- Bore the meeting of the state commit 1tee, Frank Milwee, of the State Dem socratic Committee, whose rules were
 Nresented as authority by Judge Wood
 zhas himself recently been nominated
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been granted on March ?. 1907, and that the name had been indexed in the ledger incorrectly, which was respon. sible for the transformation in the case. Mrs. Hoplight resides here on Oak street
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ooxEys ARE INDICTED.

St. Louis, Jan. 17.-Dr. Loren S.. Doxey and his wife. Dora E. Doxey. indicted for first degree murder on a charge of poisoning William J. Erder. were arraigned this afternoon and each entered a plea of not guilty. The case will he heard at the next term of court.
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in primary held last week. Gar land county was not particularly in- terested, because this county had not intended to hold it's primary before the state committee meeting, but the question was raised here, and has been commented on widely trough out the state
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Miss Lotta Campbell will give q re- cital for the benefit of the U. D. C. Wednesday evening. January 18th. be
 ginning at S:SO, i.lG Sl
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CANCELS s4s,see.4s.
That Sum in County Warrants Taken
 Up for Burning board.

" 'S' 1S'N N''S D1eius
 County Clerk Mooney now has the sum of 4S,S664S in cancelled county warrants ready for checking up by the burning board. after which they will be destroyed, which means this sum of outstanding warrants no long. CT can be held against the county The sum represents in a large meas ure the saloon licenses and other funds paid into the collectors office during the last of the year.
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annual social events of the year take place. The hotel is filling fast with prominent people from the north and east, and the dances will be the feat ure of the weeks entertainment.
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Miss Lotta Campbell will give re- cital for the benefit of the U D. c. Wednesday evening, January 18th, be- ginning at S:SO at the waverly IIo- tel. 1-16 St
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ARLINGTON DANCE.
Regular Tuesday Evening Assemblies
 Will Be Reverted to.

After the regular Tuesday evening assemblies at the Arlington. having been transferred to other nights foE holiday festivities, or through other special social features, tonight they will again be put into schedule. which
 will not be interrupted until the bil
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Our II o'clock merchants lunch Is now started New York Club bar grill 1-IG-6t
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PURELY PERSONAL

Dr. F. c. nay has returned to the city after an absence of several weeks.
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Mrs. Joseph Gauthier will return to her home in Moclip, Wash, in few days.
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Imported Wurtzburger Hclfbrau at Gunther'. Bar. s-Istf
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She will arrive, accompanied by he maid, Sarah.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-05-06
Tales Of the Town

If you want a good job of car
penter or mason work see or write
Dad Emerson, Box 282, Beach, N.
Oak. 32tf
FOR SALE-Relinquishment on
500 acres of fine tillable land in
eastern Montana. New road sur
veyed near claim. Good reason for
selling. Address editor Of Chron-
icle. 25-27
STRAYED-Sorrel gelding, 4
years old and weighing about 1850;
strayed from camp IA miles south
west of Beach. Reward for re-
turn to Ulfers & Merrill's barn.
Townley Bros. 25tf
A touch of rheumatism. or a
twinge of neuralgia, whatever the
trouble is Chamberlain's Lini-
ment drives away the pain at once
and cures the complaint quickly.
First application gives relief. Sold
by P. H. Lee.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-05-06

The only medicine for coughs
H. W. Barker's Cough Remedy
P. H. Lee.
Jas. Frost departed Friday even
ing for Jamestown to look after
business matters requiring his
attention.
The Rocky Butte ladies' aid of
the Congregational church will
meet with Mrs. j. D. Halstead
next Thursday.
VIM. Pendergrass of Amity, Ore
gon, is the new jeweler at Lar
sens. He is an expert bench
workman of many years. expert
ence.
Bert Palmer. who recently prov
ed up on his homestead south of
this city, departed Sunday for
Peoria, ILL.,, in response to tele-
gram summoning him to the bed
side of his dying mother.
Saturday evening, May IA, there
will be a big dance out at Julius
Kusske's place, seven and one half
miles southwest Of this city, on
Beaver creek. Everybody is COR
daily invited to attend and a good
time is guaranteed all who do so.
Chamberlain's Stomachand Liver
Tablets will clear the sour stomach,
sweeten the breath and create a
healthy appetite. They promote
the flow Of gastric juice, thereby
inducing good digestion. Sold by
P. H. Lee.
STRAYED-Gray mare ~ years
old and weighing about 1850;
branded V on left thigh; also
branded en- left shoulder; wire
scratches on neck and shoulders.
Sis reward for information. John
Popal, Beach. 25-27
D. B. Shaw came up from Tower
City last Thursday night and was
joined here by A. H. Bake in a
business trip to Miles City, re-
turning here Saturday. Mr.. Shaw
reports his son. Earl, now doing
nicely in Hillcrest Hospital at
Minneapolis and hopes to soon have
the boy home again.
The Bank of Yates has changed
hands, the new president being
Thos. H. Garfield, w. j. Norby,
vice-president, O. A. Niesner,
cashier. The new management
respectfully solicits the patronage
of the public, to whom it will be
pleased to extend every courtesy
and prompt attention. The pol
icy of the bank will be a liberal
one, that is, so far as is consis-
tent with good banking principles.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-05-06

yes'day an told us all about it. lie
said them that iined hunted out poor
folks an the whole club pitched III an
fixed 'em up. Now, we've got poor
family down our way. desprit poor"
emphatically. IAN we need somebody
to help us look arter 'em. couldn't
seem 10 hit on nobody till heard Of
your club. That settled it. What's the
'nitiation:" lie fumblcd in his polk
cts and drew forth nickel. which he
held out modestly.
Miss I.ceson shook her head.
"I'm sorry. my boy, but we can't
take you 'in." she said smilingly. "Our
circle is only for girls. and, besides, it
is limited to ten members. and we are
full already"
I'm awfully sorry" he said dismal
~. "Td counted for sure on it. An
an Id sorter promised pair O shoes
to that little Eyetalian." He gazed
thoughtfuly on the floor for a few
moments: then his face suddenly
frightened.
81 s'pose you have considerable run
MIN round to do:"
YES" wondering what was coming.
"Well. s'pose l jine as run around
member? You see." complacently. Il
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-05-06
When you want good horses see
Scotty at the fair ground.

When you want good horses see
Scotty at the fair ground.
Mrs. F. D. Cooper and two chill.
dren went to Terry Friday even
ing for short visit with relatives.
T. A. Leighton and wife were
in from Eagle Valley Saturday
on business. They report great
activity in farming operations in
the valley.
Roy Beaton of Maquoketa, Iowa,
arrived in the city Saturday even
ing and will learn the lumber busi-
ness under the able tutelage of N.
P. Reed, manager of the Beach
Lumber and Coal company.
O. T. Grifiths was called to
Lake Crystal, MIMI. last Thursday
by the death of his step-father,
Geo. H. Hamilton, aged 80 years.
Mr.. Griffiths returned home
Tuesday evening, bringing with
him his mother. who will remain
for three or four weeks.
The Odd Fellows of this city and
vicinity, who are very numerous,
expect soon to have home in the
Woodruff & Linger building on The
Plaza, and also have a fine equip
ment of paraphernalia here now.
AS soon as possible the F. L. and
T. fellows will get busy and hold
regular meetings.
w. R. Bonsall of Watertown, S.
Dak., here to establish photo
graph gallery and has leased the
Kellogg building on Second avenue.
He is fitting up the place and will
open for business as soon as his
materials arrive. Watch the
Chronicle for his ad.
F; w. B. Vaughn. the contractor
who is erecting the concrete store
building for Jas. A. Haigh. fell
from the front Of the structure
Tuesday forenoon and landed on
his back on the sidewalk, dis.
tance of eight or ten feet. While
there were no bones broken. it is
feared that he sustained internal
injuries.
The celebrated Ainsworth Or
chestra of Minneapolis gave de-
lightful concert at the opera house
Friday evening. rendering infault.
less manner a fine program of class
zeal and popular selections, it be-
ing a veritable feast to all lovers
of good music. Following the
concert a dance was given, q large
number availing themselves Of the
opportunity to trip the light fan.
tastic to the strains of so excellent
an musical organization.