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ar ujh lIMH iwiMw J'Jiii'MW I'lLLim mi, vrT i nfl a1! 'i? vpTT esrrgO t) ix jo rpVOHKEJPSIE DAI17 AOLE, SATURDAY, JANUARY 27, 1012. JAQS SXVEM. DUTCH CHURCH CEMETERY NAMES AND INSCRIPTIONS a A Full List of Names oh the Stones Remaining in the Old Cemetery North of City near Mr. Wilbur's Hillcrest. (Continued.) Irear.

.74 Lawrence Frer, born March 27, 179(1. died March 18, 1819. Rebecca Drew, wlfo of Lawrence Frear, born Jan. 8, 1796, died June 12. 1834.

175 Died. Oct. 23, 1823, Henry, ion of Myndert and Ellia Frear, aged 1 yr, 9 I ds. j7U in memory of James D. Frcar.

who died Jan. 23, 1833, aged 39 yra, 4 mo, 12 da. 177 In memory of Maria, wife of Jamea n. Frear, who died Jan. 12, 1831, aged 24 yra, 1 mo.

13 da. 178 Died. Aug 30, 1824, Maria daughter of Moaes and Jane Frear, aged 1 yr, 8 mo, 1 day. 179 memory of Matilda, daughter of Jamea and Maria Frear. who died Aug.

1, 1828, aged 10 mo, 15 ds. 80 Alexander, died Jan. 7, 1846, aged i yra. 1 mo, 2 da; Jamea died May 14, 1846, aged I mo, 20 da; Children of James II. and Mary E.

Frear. 181 Cornelius O. Frear, Co. Ik Y. died Apr.

1877. aged 34 yrs. (Veteran's marker.) Gary. 182 In memory of Mary Ann, daughter of John and KlUa Clary, v.ho died April 25, 181(1, In the 2d yr of her age. Good.

J83 In memory of William (Jood, who died Aug. 25, 1826, aged 30 yra, 2 mo, 3 ds. Gould. 184 William II. Could, born April 14, 1821, died Dee.

5. 1861. 185 Stephen H. Gould, horn May 2G, 1844, died Oct. 18, 1864.

fjridley. 186 Sacred to the memory of Obed Grldley, who departed this life In the city of New York. Dee. 26. 1838, In the 32d yr of his age.

187 Sacred to the memory of Injurs, wife of Obed Grldley, v. no de parcpcnula life In the city of New York, June 24, 1837, aged 27 yrs, 28 ds. 188 Josephine, daughter of Obed and Laura Grldley. who died August 30, 1837, aged 15 4 da. Hail.

189 In memory of Margaret, daugh ter of Israel and Eliza Hall, whoi departed this life Oct. 22, I83U aged 9 mo, 6 ds. 19U In memory of Ieonard. son of I ureal I), and Kllza Hall, who de parted this life March 6. 1834, aged 1 yr." 191 In memory of Susan Ann, daughter of Israel II.

and Klizn Hall, who departed this life Aug. 12, 1836. aged 15 days. 192 Died, Oct. 5.

1839. Marlah. daughter of Israel H. and Kllza Hall, aged 2 mo, 5 ds, 193 In memory of (Vila daughter of Isreal II. and Eliza Hall, ho died Oct 21.

1843. aged 1 r. 6 mo. 1 1 da. 194 In memory of Mary daugh ter of Isreal II.

and Eliza Hall, ulto died Oct. 14, 184 4, aged 5 mo. ID ds. 195 In memory of Emily daughter of Israel II and Eliza Hall, horn April 10. 1846.

died Nov. 3H, 1861, aged 15 yrs, 1 mo, 20 ils. Hanaford. 136 Maria Ida, daughter of Abram and Maria llanaford, died Sep. 14 1866, aged 1 yr, 8 mo, 25 ds.

Hanna. 197 Harriet wife of Itobert Hanna, born Feb. 1, 1830, died Jan. II, 1860. In memory of Robert Hanna.

died Dec. 15. 1859. aged 70 rs, 9 nio 21 ds. 198 Ann, wife of Itobert llrnna.

died Aug. 14, 1859, aged 67 )rs, 5 mo, 10 ds. 199 Died. Sep. 1.

1822, Jane Hanna, aged 5 mo, 4 ds. 20" In memory of William Hanna. who died Hep. 5, 1851, In the 29th year of his age. 21 In memory of Margaret, daughter of Itobert and Nancy Hanna.

who died April 18, 1852, aged 22 4 mo, 19 ds. 202 Robert Hanna, died Aug. 2. 1858, aged 24 yra, 11 mo. Harris.

203 In memory of Joseph Harris, who died Sep, 30, 1841, aged 71 rr, 9 mo, 19 ds. 24 ln memory of Elizabeth of Joseph llarrla, who died Oci. II. U39, aged 64 yra, tl mo. 4 In memory of John 8 son of Joseuh and ien.a ii.i.

u.ka Ai. Parted th( life May 7, 1810. agecJH mo, to da. In memory of Joseph, son of Joseph and Eliza Harris, who was drowned July 22, 1809, aged 8 5 mo, 17 da. l7 In memory nf Belender.

daughter of Joseph and Eliza Harris, who departed tbla life ns" "8' 5 ws In memory of Sherman? son of JOSCDh II 1I. I Kn www So "if ed 15 mo. Jo the memory of Edward liar na who departed thla life, Julyl lie i ,8 3 m. or Margaret, wira iA and daughter of onn A. tod Cornelia Fella, who died Dec.

1, 1838, aged 31 yrs, 2 mo, da. 211 Died, Aug. 73, 1850, John II. son of David and Margaret Harris, aged 1 yr, 4 mo. 5 ds.

212 Mary Inez, daughter of Willlam T. Harris, died Feb. 8, 1851, aged 12 yra. Haniaoiir The Time Has Come For a Paid Fire Department. Every Citizen.

Rent pa veiL antLJax Dav 213 Frederick Harrison died No 18, 1864, aged 90 yra. 214 In memory of Zlllah, wife of Frederick Harrison, who died Apr. 21, 1829. aged 48 yrs. Also Laura Spencer, their daughter, aged 6 yrs.

215 Alexander S. Harrison, died lir Hudson the 21st day of 1806, In the 4th yr. or hla age, son of Frederick and Zlllah Ilarrlon or Hudson. 216 In memory of Edward II. Harrison, son of Frederick and Zlllah Harrison, who died Apr.

6, 1813, aged 1 yr, 8 mo. 217 To my brother, Edward II, Harrison, died at lialtlmore, May 5, 1858, aged 45. Hoffman. 218 In memory of Isaac Hoffman, who died March 18, 1834, in his 67th 219 In memory of Ellen rtlness. consort of Isaac Hoffman, died Dec.

14, 1851, aged 84 yrs. 5 mo, 28 ds. Horton. 220 Sacred to the memory of Nathaniel T. Horton, who died Apr II.

1842, aged 52 yrs, 7 mo, 25 ds. HoochtaJing. 221 The grave of William Hough taling. who died July 15, 1834 aged 1 6 3 mo 28 ds. Howland.

222 In memory of I.atlna Howland who departed this life Aug. 9 1822. aRed 72 yrs. (To be Continued.) CASTOR I A For Infant and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bcughl o' Bears lb EBfJuatai STANF0ED.

Born, at Ilangal', Jan. 20. 1912. a son to Mr. and Mrs.

John Ilullls, Jr. Mrs. Emogene Waltermlre, of An while for spent John aonla. Is staying with Mrs. Judith Vail.

Mrs. 8. I. Jaekson, of Clinton, J4iunlay with her brother. Mr.

Travis. Mr. Hcrt Hicks, of Mtllbrook. v. as a guest of hia cousin, J.

L. iloblnson. at Willow ftniok Saturday and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.

Willet Hicks, of llang II, were callers at J. L. Hicks' Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.

Edwar Robinson, of Willow Brook, tlslted Ithlnebecld relatives Saturday and etunday Misses May Shaffer and May Hicks were callers ut Mrs. William Wright's Sunday. Mr. Arthur Ostrander. of roughkeep sle has movnl In J.

I. Hicks' tenant house and will work for him the coming season Mr. Frank We) ant, of Market, underwent an operation recently at Vas sar HospitaL Died, at his home in the town of Tine Plains. Jan. 12.

1912, Mr. IVter Kesselbrack, aged 95 eurs. He had been In falling health for some time. He the father of, Mrs. K.

E. Ilobln son of trrli place to shorn sympathy Is extended. liean's Bncnmatic mis for Eheu matiim and Neuralgia, Entireh Ytirernble. Safe. d.eod ADVERTISEMEKT.

AOTSSnSEMINT. er Shnuld Read the Following Edito rial From (be News Press of January 24: The special election to decide whether this city shall hare a paid Are department or shall continue the volunteer organization will take place on rcbruary 6. It would be Idle to deny that this question, one of the most mportant tnat has come up for years, has divided the town Into two fac tions and that the feeling between them runs high. On the one side arc the firemen, a compact organization with their adherents; on the other, the buslnes men, manufacturers and many city and county officials, who are convinced that the time haa come for a radical departure In fire flght ing methods In this city. Between the two Is the mass of voters whose will shall turn the scale one way or the other.

Hitherto the News Press has remained silent on this question, not In the sense of merely gauging public opinion, but In weighing the subject arerully before announcing what it believes the right moe for the citizens of Poughkeepsle to make. The News Press believes that THE TIME HAS COME FOR A PAID FIRE DEPARTMENT: THAT THE TIME HAS ARRIVED FOR THE OLD ORGANIZATIONS TO STEP BACK AND GIVE PLACE TO A NEW OR GANIZATION OF PAID HEN, TRAINED UNDER MODERN AND SCIENTIFIC METHODS TO FIGHT FIRES AND GIVE THEIR ENTIRE TIME AND ATTENTION TO THE WORK AT HAND. This statement is made ith no feeling of criticism or belitiiement of the present volunteer organizations which have long served I'oughkeepBle and whose sen Ices, It Is only fair and Just to say, have been appreciated by all classes of citizens. Ilut the time has come for a change of methods a change, briefly 4caklng. which but predicates the spirit of progress, and a change which many thoughtful people believe to be necessary In many respects for the uture welfare of this city.

At to expense. It Is conceded without argument that a paid department will cost more than at present. It Is reaaonable to suppose that this excess will sooner or later be more than justified In added efficiency of sen Ice wherein enters less damage to property when professional firemen undertake the task. At any rate such Is the weight of argument here other cities have made the change, the results bearing out the contention. It Is, moreover, a fair assumption that a city with a paid department will receive more consideration from the fire Insurance companies than It would with volunteers In command and that the fire underwriters In their Inspections would discover less cause for criticisms In their periodic Inspections.

There Is another point worth considering. Poughkeepsle Is a growing town. It Is known throughout the land as an educational city. It Is Aioreoer acquirrng the added of a manufacturing Its hamber of Commerce Is tireless of "endeavor to attract factories and cth enterprises. It baa brought manyconcerns here and Its efforts will bring more.

Fire protection to these prospective locators Is of prime Importance. They wish to be sure that they will be adequately protected In nia respect, and IT DOES NOT TAKE A VERT BRIGHT MIND' TO COMPREHEND. THAT WHETHER JUSTIFIED OR NOT. THE FACT OF A PAID DEPARTMENT IN A CITY. IS IN ITSELF A STRONGER ARGUMENT AT HAND AND A CREATOR OF DEEPER CONFIDENCE IN THE ND OF THE INDIVIDUAL OR CORPORATION WHO HAS" IN MIND THE ACQUISITION OF A NEW LOCATION FOR BUSINESS.

Tbla reason is in itself.tmportant for It la just such a point as this that often weighs In he balance as to whether a new enterprise might come here or go to a town where it feels It would have better and safer fire protection. There a no sentiment In the business man and as a rule he may be depended upon to weigh every point and take the highest average. We hope that the citizens of tills town will see their way clear to vote for a paid department. And to the Dretnen, the News Press wishes to say, in friendly spirit, to cast aside sentiment and selfishness in the matter and consider only the future welfare and betterment of Poughkeepsle. A paid fire department la bound to come; If not through this election, at some future time, and that la not far off.

LEO AL NOTICES. The Famous JB? Lamp The best part of the day is the evening, when the whole family ia gathered together around The lamp. Th aid dsys ol Ihs imoly Kwptacs sad iicLsrinf caadle srs som forem. Ia lKir place have corns ths coavenml oil ilovs aad tk ioduprnMbls Rayo Lanp. There an to day, la tho Uorted States aloae, nor this 3.000,000 ol these Raya lamps, giving their deal; whit bght to more thaa 3,000,000 homes.

Othet Issipicorf more, out yoa caaoot a hetier'lsjht thaa tho low pnced Raro aim. It haa become so Dooular wa mar timo call lh official Iojbb of tt i a 1 ilr I ho Kayo mada ol solid bun, wh bambBma mM tturfi sS MaimsftTiaTWhaia. i. Atk ror oWW lor Ravo Lop 1 1 wn ft JUmmnw cnW say aatacf of Iks Standard Oil Company ItncoflKkrat! I STOCK MARKET ReiKirted fur the Ragle by Tost Flags, members (if New Turk Ktm Exchange. Foote Sherrtll, manugcrs or roughkeeiiate branch office.

Amalgamated CVipier 6la Aiwr. Agri. L.neni 62 Amer, neei susur i Car Foundry Amre, Car A Foundry pf 115 Amer. Cotton (ill SO lAmer. Hide Leather pfd 20 Amer.

Ice Securities 20 Amer. Locomotive 35 Amer. Locomotiva rd 103ft Amer. Malting prd ENGINE'S BOILER BLEW UP. Puseng erf on Train Did Not Know It, but Engineer Was Killed.

Child Badly Burned. Margaret, the four yenr old daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank dates, oi Flshkill landing. Is suffering from burns received Wednesday afternooi which may provo fatal.

Mrs. Catei went up stairs to start a fresh lire It a room and took her little daughtei with her to do, some dusting. Aftei starting the fire, the mother went down stairs to attend to some household duties. A few minutes later fhe heard the child scream and going up valra found her In flames. It Is sup posed that the child's clothing caught Ore from tho stove In seme way during the mother's absence.

A bed and frame In the room were burned, the house being saved by the bed being' thrown out of the window. "Your cat made an awful nokte.ln the' back garden last night, I'm awfully aorry, Mr. Houston, but since he ate the canary he th'nk'a he can Opinion. "Johnny." said iMrs. Laiwllng.

"I wish ou would go over It tho grocer's and order another i ck thooo Hpita Hera's ajles he sent ua the other day." Chicago Tribune. "What was tho verdict of that lady 'That lb was wenrln r'ght of a hat, and thai herown didn't f.t.' fUteburgh Post "Tour boy trying to writ poelry, eu don't roci discourage WnH" Tha editor will soon do that. WVahlnita Amer. Smelt. Kef In.

Co. Amer. Kteel Foundry Amer. Hugar Amer. Tub.

6 a Amer Woolen Anaconda Copper Mining Atch Top. Banta Fe Baltimore at Ohio ncthlehem. Kteel Co Itrook'yn Itapld Transit Canadian Paclflo "not Iron Pl(ie Central leather Ches Ohio Chli jigo Alton 'hli ago (It. Western Chicago, Mil. 8t.

Paul Chicago Northewestern Colorado Fuel at Iron Colorado A Southern 1st pf'd Consolidated Uaa, N. Corn Products l't 30 ....117 3T inH 1 1KV4 17 IS 2H 7'i UVs 104 ONEIDA. N. Jan Si New YorK Central, No. 49, a fast passenger, west bound, whs wretked two miles west of ui ju n.

in. lu uay oy tne explosion or the locomotlvA Utllr while the train wtm running at full speed. Kngineer Ilrltxaky, of Hira cuse, waa killed Instantly, and Fire man Kane, of Chlttenango, was scald ed about both arms, and one leg was tiroken. lie waa brought to the City Hospital here. The passengers wero uninjured, and did not realise that an accident had occurred until after th train had come to a atop.

"Does he stand well with hla neigh "Yes, Indeed. He hasn't any more money than they have." Detroit Free Press. Ilawure Hudson K2'; Hi a 33 Ms IK 30 Del. Lack. A Western Den.

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prd Interborough Met, 4V4's International Paper V. 8. (it eel prd International Paper prd. ll.CrH, Hleel 's Kuu. City Southern Hunber Kan.

City Houihern.jird H4 Utah Copper lAiuta. Nasn. ,153 Manhatfan .,,,...,.1154 Kan. A Tex. 3S1 MV Kan.

Tex. yra llbMourl Poclrio Natloaal HlaoeU Co. 1MU National I'ud National It) a of Mex 34i 'New York Air Hrake Mis Now YorkCentral urn. New York, Ont. Weatern 3x'.

INIckel Plate 54 Norfolk Western Northern Paclflc North lAmeiiian Pacific Coast Pacific Mall Kii Penn. itallroud People's flaa, Chicago 105t 'PreMied Steel Car Heading IM Hep. Iron Steel 25 Hep. Iron Hteel sil iflixk Island 2I 'Hock Island prd 51 Ibxk Island 's 731a HI. I.

Ban Fran. 2d prd tl4 HI. L. Southwestern ity. Ol.

Bouthweatern prd 70 Southern Paclflo no's Houthern Hallway 28V4 I nuincrn jiaiiway pi4i Tennessee CVpper 87Vi Texas Oil Company 11:14 Texaa Pacific KU TcL, ft. Weoiern Tub, tit. Western pTd I'ulon i7n tM 1S I'ulon 17 It'. Itealty Hi'C. H.

Kteel Vlrgln'a Car. Chem. Wabaih 1 Wabash pfd' HUj Weatern I'nlon Wnlnshous BleetrlO witicfrntri.jufoitrl. February 6th BELL TOXTIIONL DlRrCTORY mw oRk Tun'HONr compam ffttmna imrtrvs ms Book Goes To Press a The next lime of the Bell Telephone Directory, New York Telephone Company (Hudson Diviiion), goes to prett Tnej day, February 6th. Telephone icrvice muit be arranged (or on or before that date in order to.

have directory liitingt appear in thil issue. Changes in present listings most also be arranged for on or before that date. New York Telephone Co. 9 CANNON STREET. POUGHKEEPSIE, Y.

TELEPHONE' 12060. PUTtStTAKT to an order ef HON, ClfAItLGM A. 1IOPKINB, Rurrogata of I'uicnea vvxiniy. piOTICE IB JIKIIE IIT OIVBM. thai all nersona havln claims akalnst tho estate of.

MILTON a. ruwuKji, tat or ih City. ot poughkeepsle. In aald County, are required to exhibit tho sama with vouch ers thermit to tha undersigned Execu tors or said estate, at No. Kt Main direct, Poughkeepsle, Dutchess County, on or before the 10th.

day 'cf inly. lil. Dated thla 5th day of Docember, UlL a. rowuau. HfrjliY mwi.ER.

Executors of Ac, of Milton A. Fowler, ueceaaeo. dltwkmDocll PURSUANT to an oraer of CHAttLKfi A. HOPKINS. Burrogsto of uuicnesa county, nKmaa is Hams BY GIVEN, that all nersona bavins' claims against the eststa of'CATH ARINB K.

MOUETY, lata of tha CUr of Poughkeepala, In aald County, do ceased, are required to exhibit the same with vouchers thereof to the undersigned Executor of aald eststa. at 4 Ualn. BtrooL Ha tho Clly of Poughkeepsle. N. on ot before tha 20th day of April, 1113.

oatea tnis urn osy or HepctniDor, JOHN P. MOrtET. Executor Owl. CARD. Attorney for Executor.

dltawam OctT el 11 A Circular Tour by Rail and Water By rail to New. York City, Steamer New York to New Orleans. Choice of rail routes home via Cincinnati, St. Louis or Chicago. Tickets include meals and berth on steamer.

Till trip may alio tf made in tkt oppoiiti direction. This is the best time of the year to visit fascinating; NEW ORLEANS Plan now to visit New Orleans, Mobile, or I'cnsacola, during the MARDI ORAS Feb. 15 20, 1912 For fares, time of trains and other Information consult New York Central Lines ticket agcnU. rHII II 1 A LMie "Campaign" of Want Advertising in The Eagle Will Shorten and Cheapen Your Search for a Buyer! A bab who wants to bay lone, or vehicle; or used (ami tore, machinery or offlco furnitnrt like the man who wants to bn; home, is eager to Hn4 the best possible BASOAINl Tour ad, if 70a have somelhiBf to sell, will find readers awaiting It who want to bay and who will inTtstiftte jonr oflcr.il It Joeki' I all. (euible.

II 1 II IHI 1 1 1 1 II 1 1 1 1. 1 1 IT 1 1 1 1 1 THE OF THE 8TATB OS" NEW YORK: To Daniel Rogers. Charles Itogera, Gilbert Rogers, Edith II. Lockhart, Cell n.Atwood and Eu gen Keadle, all residing a Water bury. Famantha 8.

Maaten, rs siding at Pleasant Valley, N. T.t Jamea M. Lovelace, residing at New York City; Angle L. Vincent, residing; at New Mllford. Conn.) William Rog.

era and Frank Rogers, if the aald William Itogera and Frank Roger are llv Ing, whose places of reotdenc ara un known and cannot after diligent search and Inquiry be ascertained, and If they be dead, their legal representatives, descendant, widow or widows, heirs at law and next of kin (If any), the namea aueh persona and. their placea of residence being unknown and cannot after diligent search and Inquiry be ascertAlned: and to all other per sons. It any, heir a at law and next of kin of Adonlram J. Itogera. law of tne Town of Stanford, deoeaaed.

the name and placea of residence of such heirs at law and next or kin. If any, other than those above stated belne; unknown and cannot after dlllaentaemrch and Inquiry ascertained; and If they, or any of them be dead, who ar Included In a elasa and to whom citation has been directed designating tiiem by a general description, art Un known and cannot after amgent searcn and Inquiry be. ascertained: BEND OnExTTINU. You and each of you ax hereby cited and required personally to be and appear at a Burrogates uourt 10 00 held In and for tho County of Dutchess, at tho Ehirrogat' Office, In tha City of 'Poughkeepsle, In aald County, on the rrtlt day of February next at ten o'clock In tha forenoon of that day. then and there to attend the probate of an Instrument alleged to bo tho last Will and Testament of ADONIRAIM ROOBR9.

lae ot tha Town of Stafford, deceased, which said WIU I propounded by George E. Lovelace and, Frank B. Lovelace, tha executors therein named, and relate to both real unit Mtminit vatato And If any.of.tha person Interested be under tne ace or twemy ono years. they are required to appear by their guardian. If they have one, or If they have none, thay are required to appear and apply for the appointment of one, or In tha event of their neglect or failure to do so, a guardian will be 'appointed by the Surrogate, to represent and act for them in tho IN TESTIMONY WirERBOF, Wa have cauaed tha Seal of aald Surrogate' Court ito be hereunto affixed.

WITNESS. Hon. CIIARX.EH (L. 8.) A. IIOPKINB.

Surrogate of said County, at the City of Poughkeepsle. the 6th day January, In the year of oer Lord one thousand nine hundred and twelve. MANSFIELD F. M'LHAN. Clerk of the Surrogate' Court.

C1IK8TER IIUSTED, Atty. for Eatate, 22S Union Street. Poughkeepale, N. T. dltawkSwlcaJans THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK TO Charts II.

Ruggles. Virginia C. Ruggles, Augustus O. Rug glea, Augustus R. Rose, Caroline Hurray Nsae.

Mabel F. Mennell, Jame II. Perry, and Francis A. Ruggles. 8EXID OREETINO.

You and each of you, ar hereby cited and required personally to be end appear at a Surrogate's Court to be held In and for tha County of Dutchess, at the Surrogate' Omco, In the C.tr of Poughkeepsle. In said County. on the dsy of January next at ten o'clock in tna rorenoon 01 mat oay. then and there to attend tho judicial settlement of tho accounts of Wllllabi T. Ferris and Colden L'lt.

Ruggles a executors of tho last Will and Testament of Anna R. Peck, deceased. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. 'Wa have ciused the seal of office of the Hurrogate'a Court of the County of Dutchess to be hereunto affixed. WITNiaS.

HON. CHARLES 8) A. HOPKINS. Surrogate ot aald County at th City of Poughkeepsl on thla. (Srd day ot November In th year tf our Lord on thousand nip hundred and eleven.

MANSFIELD F. M'LEAN. Clerk of the Surrogate' Caurt rtltawiwNovH EDWARD P. BUBNES 8 8 10 WUIflnCEZ ATZ. Plnmblnti Ttttiim, Oaa Mt tinf.

Steaa Heatinr, Hot Water Eeatior. eta Jobbinj carefully attendei" i to. Personal attenttoa 1tb all work. Estimatea furnished. STOVES STORED.

D. 0. SMS Phonei H. B. 1810 'OffMOeOfOrO' 0OV 1 1 1 III I' wCl PANCINQ CLAS8IS.

Cbllareni Claaa, 1st Lesson, Friday. Jan. It. p. m.

Lciasa for young ladles and gentlemen 1st lesson Jan. at 'oo p. m. Masonic "Temple. Canqon 8treeU Pirate Leoa Abnoiptwent.

Pupil of Cbalif, Gilbert and 8arsnt Address)' Mis Flore U.IIale. Lyn doit. Haty Poughkeepale, V. Utt KViallaVg" iV fjifa JM.taV..