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1903, will b on the 9Th day Of Septe1n-
Der, 1911, conveyed to the purchaser |
unless the same shall be redeemed ac-
eording T. the law before that date.
The amount set opposite each tract
Of laBd and tswn lot includes the
amount Of taxes, interest and costs
calculated to the last day of payment
Sis:
Hays Original
C. schwaIlsr, lot 10 in block s.. %
Josephine Yard, lot u in block - 70
Hrs. 4. D. GOtchius lots south 20 set
OF q, 81. 80, block = - SIS
Thomas LeVlcA, lot BLOCK n. Is o.
Geo. Mcclure, lote 10 and Il block Il IS
Isaac zeigler, b IS It of 81. s. IS, blk Is 10 "a
c. ". Miller, lot 80 block Is .... 10 o.
BAYS, J. E. wilson's Addition
Jeeste Byers, lot to g block - s6s
lots to II block a. 44s
Hays, Lebold Allen & coos Addition
zetta Oshant, all 0f block IS - 90
Otto Schwaller, all of block 81 - SO7
Hays, Highland Addition
J. &. Sears, lot Z in block %
Town OF Cstharine
Fred Schmidt. lot In hall block - IN
Philip heis, lot in block whole 81
SOPHIA Seeab, lot in block whole S.
Jacob Rupp, Is Of lot / In block Is %
Town OF Pfsifer
George Urban, jr.. lot IL hiObk s. 50
e. Burnham, lot Ii block s....--......... Ee
Maggie Urban, lot block s 90
Town OF derzog. A. DreiIIng' Addition
John Pfeifer. jr.. " n or in block L. 14O
HerzOR, John Goetz' Addition
Peter Schmidt, lot u In block ia
p A Qufnt, lot 2 In block 4 169
Village of Zimmerman
Andrew "indhoIz. lot in block L. 50
Victoria
:. z. BrunFardt, lot Il in block A.. a
Victoria, joan P1eifer Addition
Joseph II. Weigel, lot in block 3s
Walker, Original
Jas. Mayer, lot and in block % II
}. H and G. Ward, lots Ito 10 bIocL "a 20
Town OF HuDjOr
John Leiker. ST., lot 5 in block L. a.
Conrad BefOrt. lot Ia block - SR
II. A. Yunkdr. lot in block ......... s&
Garden Tracts
Jacob steck1ein, Tract No. 4a--........ SO
conrad Befort. 81. 60
Kills Original
hoSs q Waldo, lOI 10 In block 81 Il 81
Ellis, G. p. Ist Addition
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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-08-09

corporation, or syndicate what
soever by which the title he may
acquire from the government to
the lands applied for shall in
ure, in whole or in part, to the
benefit Of any person except
himself.
All applications to make sec
ond homestead entries must in
addition to the facts specified
in the preceding paragraph,
show the number and date of the
applicants original entry, the
name of the landoffice where the
original entry was made, and the
description Of the land covered
by it, and it should state fully
all Of the facts which entitle
the applicant to make a second
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comply with the requirements OF the
law as to settlement, residence and
cultivation necessary to acquire title
to the land applied for that the
applicant IS not acting as the agent
for any person, persons, corporation.
or syndicate In making such entry,
nor in collision with any person. cor
poration, or syndicate to give them
the benefit Of the land entered or any
part thereof; that the application Is
not made for the purpose DE specula-
ton, but IN good faith to obtain a
home for the applicant and that the
applicant has not directly or Indirect
" made, and Will not make. any
agreement or contract in any way or
Essnner with any 1~sSon Or persons,
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the Indians as their aIIotments SO the
bottom land to be drawn will be
scarce. There are number 0f streams
flowing through the land, the principal
ones being Shell creek Deep Water
creek and Six Mile creek. besides a
number of smaller ones.
The government has already select
ed six townsites on the reservation,
but their location has not yet been
given out and probably will not be
until after the registration or draw
ings.
When filing on the land, one nth Of
the appraised value must be paid
down; the second fifth to be paid at
the end Of two years and after that
Cne-fifth each year until all Is paid
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and applications by the widows,
devisees or heirs Of settlers
must state facts showing the
death Of the settler and their
right to make entry; that the
settler was qualified to make
entry at the time of his death.
and that the heirs or devisees
applying to enter are citizens of
the United States, or have de-
clared their intentions to be-
come such citizens, but they are
not required to state facts show
ing any other qualifications OF
a homestead entryman, and the
fact that they have made form
er entry will not prevent them
from making an entry as the
heirs and devisees, nor win the
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ton will want to come and inspect
the land so as to be in a position to
pick out the best homestead should
they be fortunate enough to draw a
lucky number. Ryder offers the best
Of communications TO the strangers
within her gates, Boosting one of the
best hotels In the state, besides having
a large number Of other first class
hotels. ALI the visitors will be well
taken care of in the queen city of
the Missouri slope.
The reservation is located in Nc
Lean and Mountrail counties, and for
the most part in the former. The Mis-
souri, river flows along the south side
of the reservation, but most of the riv-
er land has already been selected by
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land district and nearest and most
accessible to the land, although he
may reside outside of the county in
which the land is situated.
Each application to enter and the af-
fidavits accompanying It must recite
all the facts necessary to show that
the land is not, to the applicants
knowledge, either saline or mineral in
character; that the applicant pos
sesses all Of the qualifications of a
homestead entryman; that the appli-
cation is honestly and In good faith
made for the purpose of actual settle
ment and cultivation and not for the
benefit of any other person, persons,
or corporation; that the applicant will
faithfully and honestly endeavor to
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entry.
ALI applications by persons claim
ing as settlers must, in addition to
the facts required in the foregoing
paragraph, state the date and describe
the acts Of settlement under which
they claim a preferred right Of entry,
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tho total acreage Of allotments on the
east side Of the river amounts to a
total Of 190.712 acres
How Homestead Entries Are Made.
A homestead entry may be made BY
the presentation to the landoffice Of
the district in which the desired lands
are situated Of an application properly
prepared on blank forms prescribed
for that purpose and sworn to before
o United states commissioner, or a
United States court commissioner. or
Ia judge, or a clerk Of the court 81 rec
ord. IN the county or parish In which
the land lies, or before any officer OF
the classes named who resides in the
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Two sections in each township will
be reserved for school lands.
OF the 100000 acres to be opened,
1903 acres have been reserved for
coal lands. Congressman Hanna will
Introduce a bill in congress. which will
provide for surface rights to these
lands, with the coal reserved to the
government
The Berthold reservation is the home
Of the Mandan, eros Ventre and Ari-
karee Indians, there being 100 Of the
aborigines on the tract.
All the Indians have been given
their allotments Of land, large num-
Der of them taking allotments on the
east side of the river. Surveyor of
Allotments Engdahl informs us that
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ALL in READINESS FOR REGIS
TRATION FOR BERTHOLD LANDS
Registration Opens at Ryder Monday, August IA, and
Continues Three Weeks

Registration for the drawing Berthold
dian reservation begins in Ryder Monday
period of three during
thousands parts country
visit necessary particle
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fact that person has made
entry as the heir or devisee of the
settler prevent him from making an
entry IN his own individual right, IL
he Is otherwise qualified to do so.
Continued on Page seven.
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Continued On Page Seven.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-02-21
GLADE FORK ITEMS.

Here we come again. Looks as
though the old ground hog was not
mistaken when he said six more weeks
Of winter.
Those on the sick list are lmvroy.
ing. n
Mr.. David Floyd was Sunday visi.
tor at Mr.. Fred Hawkins.
Mr.. r. L. Starkey was a business
visitor in Warrington Saturday last.
Mr. Peter Youst had a hore trade a
few days ago.. Traded his blooded
can't.see horse for fine Chlcasaw.
Mr.. Youst made a good deal that time.
Mr. R. L. starkey was visiting Mr..
Marrlman Price Sunday last.
Mr.. P. D. Youst was calling on Ira
Robinson Sunday last.
The revival meeting closed at Max.
burg Sunday, the 10Th, with good sue.
cess. 4
The peoplel our little valley seem
to be in harmony with one another.
Each one seems to be tending to his
own business.
Hello. Rosebud, We did not think
Sou would get jealous when. We did
not write week before last, and think
we had Joined Pickle Beans by the
white oak B
We are looking after the Jersey
contest.
Wishing the great paper success.
U. and l.
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Personals.

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Mr.. James Williams and son, Willie,
OF East Park, spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Harvey Williams. ut Morgan
town. ( i <
Z Miss 1nez Jacobs went to her home
ut Triune yesterday. to spend a week
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lindsay
Jacobs. 5..8 n
Mrs. Matte Lloyd is visiting the
Misses Hunsaker at Watson.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Henderson and
children have returned from Tunnel
ton, where they were called by the
death Of Mrs. Henderson's father.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Bennett, Of
Diamond street, have returned from
a short visit at Grafton.
Mrs. =. II. Brummage. of Market
street. and sister, Mrs. Martha Carpen-
ter, of Glovers Gap, spent Monday at
Watson.
Mrs. Lutte Brown has returned from
a few days visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Elliott, in Harrison county.
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BASKET BALL.
Game Tonight.


When the Fairmont State Normal
school basket ball team meets the
Glenville Normal at the Normal gym
tonight one of the best games Of bas-
ket ball to be seen in Fairmont this
season is expected. The two teams
arc said to be about equal in strength
and as they represent two Of the
State Normal schols the rivalry is
keen between them. Both teams will
make great effort to win the con-
test and much interest is centered in
the game. e.
Elkins Games. f
On Friday the Normal team will
leave for Elkins where the locals will
play tow games this week. The Da.
Wis and Elkins College team and the
Elkins Y. NJ. c. A. team will be tack
led. one on Friday and one on Satur.
day night. Both games are expected
to be fast contests and the locals
hope TO win at least one Of the games
abroad.
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Baltimore &Ohio Railroad
OFFICIAL SCHEDULE. :
IDLY. xDaily except Sunday. !sun.
day only.

IS IS; f=:Al RMoNT, w. VA.
Schedule Corrected to Nov. 81, 1910
East Bound.
For WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE
PHILADELPHIA and NEW YORK.
No.. s, "a: rs "a. M; No. Il, 1855 n.
q. !; No. so p. m. local to Graf.
toni -
zCU ERL.ANp, ACCOM-, No. s. 1900
,s5 q. nj, daily. Il ~ n
GRAFTON Acc ON, No. u, .1o:51 a.
S9s m. r 3 I. AZ
Z Al. Wcstbound.
For CHICAGO via PITTSBURG,
$50 p. m. S. 3
For COLUMBUS and CHICAGO, No.
s2::25 a. M; No. II, '1:25 D. m.
Il For WHEELING, No. z, 1925 a. m;
Mo-: q, s7:O7 a. m. (local);;' No. II,
s1:s5 p.4 m. (local) !; No. Is, 's:o3
8 p. m. Sjf 80. = ''l
- Monongah Division.
I For HARRISBURG, leave No. 2, x7:20
a. M: No. 4, x9:45 p. M; arrive, No.
3 1905 q. M; No. s, x4:15 p. m.
h FaIrmont,I Morsantown and Pittsburg
Il For c ONNELLSVILLE and PITTS.
BURG, leave, No. !, $500 q. M; No.
u ,sx7: 10 a. M; No. SO, leave 4:3O p.
n N. daily; No. 50, arrive, 1880 n.
& N; except Sunday: No. 81. 1850,
va Except Sunday p. m.;No. Q, x7:40
pm: No. x9:4O p. NJ; No. 6S !10:O5
fi yp.S m. I, y, y + iY3siss's
4 For MoRGANTOWN, leave. No. GO,
,i,s 1900 p. M; arrive, No. 90, 1850 p.
N,
( 81 PaWpaw Branch.
Leave $500 a. m. and 400 p. ~; ar
" rivS 9: 10 q. m. and 500 D. m,
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ORDER OF. PUBLICATION
STATE or WEST, ulRclN1A u

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA. &
At the February rules held in the
Clerks office OF the Circuit Court OF
Marion county, West Virginia, on tile
9Th day Of February, 1911.
Sanford Jones, plaintiff. VS.. FaIrmont
Wholesale District Improvement
Company, corporation. and Guar
antee Title and Trust Company, a
corporation, Trustee, defendants.
Chancery.
Object Of Suit. q,
The object of the above suit is to
obtain decree in favor OF the plain:
tiff, against the said Fairmont Whole,
sale District Improvement Company,
q corporation, and Guarantee Title and
Trust Company a corporation. Trus.
tee, for the sale Of all that part OF Lot
No. 5, in the Town of Palatine, now
the First ward OF the city of Fairmont,
Marion county, West Virginia, to Pay
the costs OF this suit, and to pay off;
and discharge a promissory note in.
writing, calling for tho sum Of So
1898, dated April 0, 1904, payable 10
Sanford Jones. and signed by the Fair.
mont Wholesale District Improvement
Company, to secure the payment OF
which note q vendors lien was retain
ed in arcertain deed executed by the,
said Sanford Jones and wife, to said
Fairmont Wholesale District Improve.
ment Company. bearing date on the
9th day Of April, 1905, said deed being
recorded in the Clerks Office OF the
County Court OF Marion county. West
Virginia, IN Deed Book No. 1876, page
2O5.
And It appearing by the affidavit
filed in this cause. that the said de.
PENDANT, Guarantee Title and Trus.
Company "a corporation, is a non.resi.
dent OF this State, 1t is ordered that
they and each Of them do appear;nere,
within one month'after the date. OF the
first publication hereof, and do what
is necessary to protect their interests,
And It's ordered that a. copy of this
order be published and posted accord.
ing to law.
w. S. BLACK, Clerk.
MEREDITH & PRICHARD,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
This order published the first time
February Z, 1911. .ii
w s; BLACK, Clerk.
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There will be preaching services at
the Diamond street NJ. E. church on
"Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
evening by the pastors Of the different
churches in this city,. Preaching ut
1870 O'clock. The public is cordially
invited to attend.
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pe,endia anal.

q 8, ~ leeuas FILED. s3g II, 4 & ~ 6 !
Deeds yere yesterday filed with the
county clerk for recording asifollows;,
W.. NJ. satterfield and MiteSto Mel
win Bunner, a ipareel Of; land in the
sa,terfeld addition 10 the city OF Fair.
mont. Consideration 1900. a
" Rose Neptune and husband to Ho.
mers Hall, q parcel OF land intho East
Park addition to the city OF Fairmont.
Consideration 81 and other valuable
consideration.
Lydia J. Hibbs and husband to Rose
Neptune, a parcel of land in the East
Park addition to the city ofsFairmont.
Consideration s451. 81
~ Vital Statistics.
& Birth and death certificates were
yesterday filed with the. county clerk
for recording as follows: \
$ DR.. Lee 3. Boyers, three births; NJ.
Polito, two births. DR.. j. !McGue Bow.
cock. two births md one DEATH Drs.
Jamison, one birth; DR.. c. O. Henry
two births; Ord. ?. Alkire. one birth;
Dr. Dr.. G. u. Boyers, three deaths; ]. s..
Harmer. one death; Robert Floyd,
one death; s. P. Moore. one death;
George Hawker. one death; G. G. Flu:
harty, two deaths. y
License Issued. "
A marriage license was recently
issued by the county clerk as follows;
Samuel z. Cunningham; go Of, FIar;
rlson county and Jennie alyruale, al.
yorccd, 80. Of Fairmont.
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-eRoUNDHoe AND WEATHER !,

As goes the old adage, s"'Tis better
late than never So be- with G.
Hog, Esq. Ever since the second Of
February-the day he was supposed
to make his annual appearance Fairs.
mont has enjoyed pleasant weather
until last Sunday when old winter
again set IN, and it appears now that
the! G. zH is. going TO make good even
u he Sis 8belated over two weeks Acs5
cording IL the dope about the ground
hog, should he See his sha dow on Feb
rnary 2 thsre will sbeSs @eeksI 81. bad;
weather. Attsthat ealcul aiion We will
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have Just about three and q half,weeks
more cold weather,---winter weather
So perpare, for the CHI! lis ydctermln-
ed to make up,for lost time. II :
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81 The monthly mothers meeting VIII
besheld Friday afternoon at the home
Of Mrs. ]. 2. Harden by the w. c. 7.
y. An interesting meeting is antlcl.
pated and all mothers are invitedlto be
present. .iisti q
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missionary, Society, y.

The Women's Foreign Missionary
Society Of the First NJ. P. church Will
meet tomorrow afternoon at two
O'clock at the church. All members
are requested TO be present.
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G0Lu|V|N !
oLocALs EVENTS AND INTER.
D, VIEWS ABOUT FaiRMoNT>
D FOR READERS OF 4THE<
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fI..sl Dbl.
DO RNi J; IN q APRlL-lfy you were
born in April, here is what's going to
,take.place in youryliie II It has not al
ready occurred:
APRlL-Persons born in this month
are temperamentally positive; have
great self-reliance; not easily aroused;
long suffering. but dangerous If pro-
voked too far Have capacity for
friendship; success; great courage;
impatient, but generous and Just. In.
clined to troubles Of head and throat.
dangers to eyes, brain and heart; in.
clined to stontness Of body.
On tomorrow the dope on those
born in May willsbe given.
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long suffering. but dangerous IL pro
voked too far Have capacity fol
friendship; success; great courage;
impatient, but generous and Just. In
clined to troubles of head and throat
dangers to eyes, brain and heart; in
clined to stoutness Of body.
On tomorrow the dope on those
born in May Willie given.
GAMING OF. DREAMs-Here'
the G's and HIS, with the rs and ii
following tomorrow:
Gale-Troubles to the poor.
Gallows-Desirable acquisitions.
Game-Bad management, losses.
Gems-success in love affairs.
Ghost-Death Of life partner.
Giant-Prosperity and health.
Gold-Domestic Scandal.
Gown-A more desirable sutton.
Gain-Wealthy lover.
Grapes-Ardent wishes gratifed.
Grave-Wrongs Of others. :
Crindstone-Jife 80 energy
Gun-Change coming to you.
Hall-Rapid advancement.
uoir-sonor,t,on ie,,ousv
u,,,ar-End,1 ~. - nrosont ioys
u,rness- oroeo h,o tro vo,,nr
uarveet dv,roo t., oond,t,onn
Hat 1,,ror,,,t o,o,oo,,a
Hawk-Enem,e. vanou,shod
uov-1rnrsu,, rrosror;tr
u;,,- hard offor+ -
uoes-D,rtv work GA
uorsa-E,oat;ra ,,,oo,,ros
uorseshoo-rn iovo,,, ,,ro
Observation-Disclosures no,rs ~
uote,-E,sa md nroft
Uonnds-Atanv odmirers
. uunchhacl,-poor nro.,ec,s
lr,n,;r,-tr,bo,nv NJ /, r,;o,o
uurt -nes,ros rns,t,sood
,unrr,can-Troubles over others
acknowledgements and admiration .if,
nrn,ro n,ep,ave pAnroe
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p,,rton ono Z, ~ n.,,n;o,o,c :, ~
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-RuY,Ne A GIRLS LovE-Ther,
is a whole lot OF philosophy expressed
every day right n Fairmont and or
dinarily this logic is not heard by onl,
one person, that is the person listen
ing to the speaker; Of course, tho
speaker hears himself, but he usual,
speaks for the delectation of onl,
one person Blu. the gentleman quoted
below was talking the other evening
to several young men, which remark.
will probably 20 in one car and come
out the other, for 1t is very likely tim,
each of the listeners think he is ar
exception, which thoughts have M,
many a young man in wrong: he was
IAN exception" Yes, the greater mar,
OF the people think they are excep
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IN oth,e.rs' Meeting.

Co. ssaSss1p 60
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Spring and summer samples are
here; now ready Come and select
your spring suit. | have the largest
line of samples in Falrmont, Come out
i; and and see, It will pay you. Prices
$3.50 and up. positively guarantee
every suit to fltperfectly or no sale.
also do cleaning and pressing by
the month or piece. Barber shop in
connect .9l1l lion. Two iflrst.class BARRIERS.
Shoes shined; all combined.
81 Z Y No. sos Locust avenue.
'o,Yal ellnet
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FOR SALE

HORSE FOR SALE cry cheap Tor
cash big work horse, see double shar:
ness and road wagon, all in good
condition. Address a. 3. ONCE
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PUBLIC HALL-For sale at a bargain
public hall and lodge. room each
Boxes #, Lodge room nicely fur
nished. Can be made d paying I'M.
yestment Call on or address j. a..
Hess, Riyesyille, w. Va.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-02-21

PouL,TRY-os hkoch Poultry Yards.
Rose Comb Rhode Island Reds, Send
$l.oo with this advertisement and
will send YOU one settlng 81 eggs
frommy best pens. Geo. Weiss. VAT
son. W. Va. II
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-02-21

WANTEp-To rent a home on SonthI
side on Or before, April FIRST. u
Clark Evans, both phcnes.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-06-16
COMPLIMENT PAID
TO PIANO COMPANY

In the last issue of the Piano Maya
zine, which is devoted exclusively to
musical matters. high. compliment is
paid to the Starr Piano company, the
article in part being as follows:
The example of the Starr Piano
Co. in donating the first supply of mu-
sic rolls sets an example worthy Of
emulation, as it is equally certain to
be followed elsewhere. The Messrs.
Gennett. father and three sons. who
control the Starr Piano Co. are of
the enterprising class of citizens by
whose intelligently directed public
spirit the American cities move ahead
in the higher things of life. The same
class of enterprise exists in other cit
les. and in that fact lies the assurance
Of the continual spread Of good music
and of the facilities by which the PEG.
pie may enjoy it,