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MONTANA TIMBER.
"A Wisconsin Lumberman Writes of the
.. Timber in the Northwest,

"a WISCONSIN Lumnefman Writes of the
Timber in the Northwest.
B. F. Millard, of Chippewa Falls, Wis,
a lumberman of many years experience,
who has spent good part of the Fast
summer exploring the timber lands of
the middle far West, writes an article of
the North Pacific country. We quote
from Mr.. Millard, who recently left Wis
consin for further explorations in Mon
tana
"The best timber is yellow pine, which
| is found in several of the western States,
and especially in Blackfoot, Bitter Root
and other valleys of Montana. There is
also tamaracl> here, which grows large,
say four or five logs to the thousand, and
in places very tall. The first ten to six
teen feet in the butt Of the tree is shaky
and is usually left in the woods. The
balance OF the tree, however, is fine, and
works up into splendid finishing lumber
have no doubt If this lumber could be
shipped to compete with white pine, it
would soon drive the latter out Of the
market, as used for inside finish 1t is
not good lumber, however, where
strength is required, as it is very brittle
The yellow pine finishes up with fine
grain, and makes a good inside finish. IT
also can be and is used in every condition
that the white pine Of the East is used in.
The frame buildings of Helena and Butte
are nearly all finished and, in fact, built
of yellow pine and tamarac1.
The fir of these Montana localities also
cuts prominent figure. 1t is not large,
but is very much desired for mining pllr-
poses, on account ofits strength and durass
bility.
The lumber business Of the West is yet
in its infancy, and ir Oregon and WASH
ington it will grow into an immense in
dustry, but in Montana the mines and
buildings Of the State need and will CON
sumo every board and piece of timber
that can be cut there; and in my opinion,
should the silver mines continue in opera
tlon and development, the mines of NJ on
tana alone will consume all the lumber of
the State in from twelve to fifteen years.
| believe there is no better Investment to-
day than Montana timber and wood lands.
In a few years we shall see the great
pine forests Of Wisconsin, Minnesota and
Michigan practically swept away before
the mighty onset of the woodman's axe
and then the supply Of IL large territory
must come from the great West.
am a firm believer in the future Of
western timber, for the reason that twenty
five years ago, a mere boy, | commenced
cruising and surveying in Wisconsin and
f,T,, fl,nt ~
been almost constantly in the woods, and
where then seemed an unbrol1en forest,
with timber sufficient to supply the de-
mand for a hundred years, has in just a
few years passed away, or nearly So
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SOME MONTANA HISTORY.
Duncan Mcdonald of Kaval1i Tells Some
Facts About Very Early Days.
From the Inter Mountain --z

Duncan Mcdonald Of Raval1i Tells Some
Facts About Very Early Days.
From the Inter Mountain.
Duncan Mcdonald, Of Ravalli, who is
visiting Butte, is probably the oldest ma
tive Montanian living today. He is only
10 years of age, but has spent every one
of those years on Montana soil Mr.. Nc
Donald's father was descendent of the
Scottish race, while on his mothers side,
he is descendent Of the Iroquois Indian
nation of Canada.
History records that in 1896 the Iro-
quois Indians, who had gloritied the
advised them to send delegation to St.
Louis to lay their wishes before the black
gowns, as the Jesuit fathers were desig
mated, the purpose being to invite mis-
sionary fathers to come to them and
teach Christianity. The delegation
started in the spring, but did not return,
nor were they ever heard from. 1t was
supposed they were killed.
In the following year, three Flatheads,
a Nez Perce Indian and an Iroquois,
started on similar crrand. This Iroquois
was Duncan McDonald's grandfather.
All were killed by the Sioux Indians on
the South Platte. Mr. Mcdonald was at
the time given chance for his liberty
by the Sioux warriors, as he was dressed
like white man, but he would not desert
his brave companions in this critical
hour, replying he was willing to take his
chances, and they prepared for resistance,
and he went down with the others, but
they killed several Sioux in the unequal
contest.
Angus Mcdonald, father Of Duncan,
died in the Flatheud valley shout a year
ago, after a residence of fifty one years
in Montana
Duncan Mcdonald says Flathead is not
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the proper name for the Indians, now so
called. When the Iroqnois Indians first
saw them they mistook them torth Flat
heads of the coast, and the name remained
with them. The proper name of the tribe
is Selfish. The lake known on the map
as the Flathead, he says, is known among
the Indians as the Broad Water. Asked
what occupation he was following, Mr..
Mcdonald facetiously answered, "Oh,
I'm stockraising aud farming and trying
to get civilized" He was an applicant
for the Flathead agency made vacant by
the death of Peter Roman.
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PUBLIC FAVOR.

TT is SELDOM that even the good things are pro-
n nounced instantaneous success. Yet orr offer
made sometime ago Watches clocks, jewelrv and
sverWare brought business commensurate with the i'm
portance Of the thing itself you have not already sup
piled yourself, you should do at We have
elegant ne and house in Montana prices
We set the price and others must follow best they
We give patrons the benefit of any Decline and the
time to improve the opportunity.
Special attention is given to outside orders We
anime all goods carefully and utmost endeavors
to select such goods know will reach their destna
ton III good condition. If when in the city you will make
Our place headquarters, you will be treated best
know how
We have just received fresh invoice of the finest cream
candies from the largest house the West and the goods
speak for themselves. Give them trial and you will
other. We buy nothing but the best grades
Come and We will make you happy and send
you your way rejoicing. High figures and low figures
for all pocketbooks. Our stock is extensive that we
give you prices to suit any condition.
our uhIc isnotre
III IA such bargai Onlya aGcwda smore
e out o der usaa surco
Ii
Yours, respectfully, WIN. COLEMAN.
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VOL. rs, NO. 10.
THANKSGIVING BALL.

The Deer Lodge Fire Department Will
Celebrate at the Court House.
The Deer Lodge fire department is
making preparations to give a grand ball
on Thanksgiving evening, Nov. 30. The
court house has been secured for the oc-
casion; good music will be furnished, and
large number Of invitations will be sent
out. The following committees have
been annOunced:
RECEPTION COMMITTEE.
Tom McTague, Will Coleman,
Will Fisher, - Emil Hansen.
FLOOR COMMITTEE.
Lou Turner, julius Simonson,
w. B. Wiles, Lew Coleman, Jr.,
A. Richards, Herbert Whitworth.
HALL COMMITTEE.
Thos. Dougherty, Fred Loepier,
Alex. Marcie, Fred Wildman,
Thos. Hearst, Paul Mitchell.
EXECUTIVE COMn!TTEE.
John Fisher, John G. Morony,
II. A. Mcpherson.
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Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, Ill,
years standing. Used three bottles of
Electric Bitters and seven boxes of Buck
Inns Arnica Salve, and his leg is sound
and we'll. Sohn Speaker, Catawba, o.,
had five large fever sores on his leg, doe
tors said he wrs incurable. One bottle
Electric Bitters and one box Bucklen's
Arnica Salve cured him entirely. For
sale by Deer Lodge Drug Co. 3
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DENTAL NOTICE,

Having made up my mind to make my
home in Deer Lodge for the. winter, |
shall be pleased to have those needing
dental work give me a call. My time
will be divided; part Of each month |
shall be at my Helena office and the bal
lnce here. AS soon as | can make ar
engagements will give notice as to the
exact dates for each place.
16 J. w. ESSIG,
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On the 25th Of November all the young
ladies' Of Deer Lodge may have one cabi-
net photo taken OF themselves ''free,"
with the privilege Of one dozen photos
and one porcelain opal, worth 50, for 50,
at the Deer Lodge Studio. IS
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Montana has not Jared so badly in the
matter Of Worlds fair awards. A Rocky
Mountain Husbandman correspondent
writes: "Montana has made clean sweep
on awards for oats, having best display
and the best and heaviest oats. There
were two awards Of wheat, four awards
of barley, three awards Of hay and one Of
flour. Montana got one award on her
educational exhibit, tiftyfive on ores and
silver, also number in the ladies' de-
Dartmen to
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Now Try This.

It will cost you nothing and will sure
" doyou good, if you have a cough, cold
or any trouble with throat chest or lungs.
DR.. Kings New Discovery for consump
ton, coughs and colds is guaranteed to
give relief or money will be paid back.
Sufferers from la grippe found it just the
thing and under its use had a speedy and
perfect recovery. Try sample bottle at
our expense and learn for yourself just
how good a thing it is. Trial bottle free
at Deer Lodge Drug Co.'S. Large size
SOC. and 81. 3
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Up to last week S,47S carloads Of cattle
reached Chicago from Montana, amount
ing to 1875, 101 head, which is 10000 cattle
more than went out of the State last year
and exceeds by $4,000 the estimated run
Of the n.--Independent
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Through the Governor the final appro-
priation for the experimental station at
Bozeman has been made by the treasury
department. The station is to be con
Quoted in connection with the agricul-
tural college at that place.
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NEWS OF THE STATE,

John Black, of Great Falls, after thir
teen years waiting, has at last been
granted apcnson by the government he
fought to perpetua,e. He will receive
several thousand dollars.
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EuckIen's Arnica Salve.

The best Salve in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilbains.
Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required.
1t is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
ton or money refunded. Price 25 cents
per box. For sale by Deer Lodge Drug
GOmnanv fi5 1vr
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The engineers have been locating the
line of the Montana Southern between
Twin Bridges and Sheridan this week, and
will, probably, complete the work as far
up as Laurin by the end of next week.
Advices from the contractors are to the
effect that the grading proceeding right
along at the rate Of Il mile a day.-Madi
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FOR RENT.

Tie we'll located and fine store room,
now occupied by Kleinschmidt & Bro,
Con, for dry goods and clothing house.
will be for rent after January /, 1894
Applicants please address
KhE1SscnM1DT & Bro. (CoS.),
lS-tf Deer Lodge, Montana
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Placed on the Market.

The plat Of Larabie's addition to Deer
Ledge has been accepted by the county
commissioners. There are $50 lots in
the addition which will be sold at prices
ranging from $50 to 1925, Payments can
be made if desired: One-third cash, one
third in six months and one-third in
twelve months, interest at per cent. per
annum. These lots comprise the most
beautiful portion of Deer Lodge for
residences. Plat can be seen at the bank
office. 27-tf
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" Church of Christ. Services: Sunday school
1030 "a. NJ. Preaching, II 80 a. A. and 8aP. n
2. s. q b. . r: ~ i, JUNIOR e - =. 9: y.
A. B. MCFARLANE, Pastor.
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The Good Templars Of Race Track will
give ball on Thanksgiving evening,
Nov. 30.
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PrcSbyi. reaching at 1.3O A. NJ and
$50 NJ. Sunday school mt 10. 30 a. NJ Christian
EIideityor society ut $50 )P.M. Prayer meeting
"Wednesday at 7..;3}1 r. NJ.
J. W. MILLAR, Pastor.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

.IpisceTa1. St james Church Services every
Sunday exec it the third Gf each month. at 30
4, Nj. and I. .0U r. NJ Sunday sruol every sunday
ut 10.3 a. NJ. ls.S SG. PHOUT, Rector. VI
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Large frame house at Il low rent; good
stable and outhouses. Enquire Of W. H.
Trippet. 1G-tf
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Catholic.-Mass is celebrated at Deer Lodge
on first and third Sundays of each month at 10 80
Creek valley mouth of Douglas creek; fourth Sun
day at ST. Thomas church, Helmville H
r. DERYCKERE, Priest
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& The Sweetgrass and Boulder Blade,
published at Big Timber, Mont, has sus-
pended. No money in it for the pub
Usher.
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Celery constantly on hand at Chas. D.
Kenyon's. loot
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& Metllodist.-S Sunday services: Preaching at
11.30 A. NJ. and 730P r. NJ Sunday school at 10 50
"A. NJ. EpWorth League meets at3 P. NJ Prayer
meeting Wednesday at z. 80 P. N.
Nf& M pPTT~r Pa stnr
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Dancing school will be held at Klein
schmidt's hall next Friday Nov. "A.
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The new board Of county commission
ers were in session Monday and Tuesday
of this week.
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Read Kleinschmidt & Bros new ad. in
this issue,
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Anyone wishing to adopt little boy
baby, two and half months old, apply
at this office. 10 IT
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Mr.. and Mrs. David Sharpe, of Butte,
the latter daughter of the late Mrs. S.
D. Beebe, arrived in Deer Lodge the first
Of this week and will make their home
here.
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Mrs. Il. j. Erwin invites the ladies to
call and see her new stock Of fall milli-
merry. New hats. all of the latest STYLES.
IT" received every week. Beautiful goods
at reasonable prices 13-tf
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The rector of St. James church will be
absent next Sunday on his monthly trip
to Phllipsburg and Granite,
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lfyou want a reliable dye that vii
color an even brown or black, and vii
please and satisfy ou every time, ust
Buckingham's Dye for the Whiskers.
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1t will always pay you we'll to patronize
firm that gives you first-class goods at
the lowest possible prices. You will ret
all this and couteous treatment at E. l..
Bonner Company's, Deer Lodge. 13-tf
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Nazalre Normandin, q Deer Lodge, a
brother-ln-law Of Joseph Perron, viii be
married at the residence Of the later,
ol9 Colorado street, next Saturday after
noon.-Butte Miner, 10th.
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II. S. Neal, who was formerly a resi-
dent Of Deer Lodge, was in town We'd
nesday His family resides in Anaconda
but Mr.. Neal has been spending most of
his time in the Royal district for some
months past He speaks we'll of that dis
trict and thinks it is one Of the coming
mining camps of Montana
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PERSONAL MENTION.
G. d. Joslyn and I. S. Eldred were Wis
itors in Butte last Wednesday.

| y. 1.uOo1y IL ituu L. .. EluE6u were ViS-
itors in Butte last Wednesday.
|
Mr. and Mrs. Watt Laer and Mrs. Belle
Blackwell left yesterday for Moberly,
Missouri
| Allen Kimerly and Lee Montgomery,
Of Avon, had business in Deer Lodge last
Tuesday.
NJ. Bielenberg and son Howard re-
turned from Chicago and the East last
Saturday. M...
| Attorney Scharnikow went over to
Helena on business, Monday, returning
Wednesday, ~
| Mrs. D. S. Fotheringham, OF Butte, is
visiting her relatives and friends in Deer
Lodge this week.
Miss Alma Bielenberg went to Mis-
soula last Wednesday to visit a few days
with Miss Nita Bonner.
State Veterinarian Holloway was in
town the first Of this week on business
'-oliitlbCA WILL LIS pllLc
r. G. Humber and Hart came over
from the Grand Republic last Saturday
and remained over Sunday.
Miss Owten, Of Lewistown, and Mr.
Allen, of Mill creek, We're new students
enrolled at the College of Montana this
week.
Conrad Kolrs and Dr. A. Fl. Mitchell
went over to the Royal district Wednes-
day on a tour of inspection. returning
last evening.
Professors King and Mcdonald, of the
college, were in Butte last Friday and Sat
| urday and visited the mines and smelters
OF that city.
Dave Bishop, who is now located and
in business at Hamilton, was in town the
first of the week, meeting old friends,
and left for home on Wednesday,
Mrs. f. G. Freyschlag and little chill
dren left for Deer Lodge Tuesday morn
ing to visit friends and relatives. They
will be absent about month.-Philips-
burg Call.
A private letter received in town from
Frank Mason, says he was to embark ut
New York for Cuba on Nov. T. We pre-
sumo Frank will make his stay short in
Cuba, rs that little island seems to have a
falr-sized revolution on hand just now.
u Il
Miss Emma Ware, who was a teacher
in the Deer Lodge public school d few
years ago, was married in Butte last week
to 4. A. Scheuber, of Livingston, where
they will reside. Rev. Z. J. Groeneveld
performed the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs c. \. Iarrabec came in
from an extended tour of the East last
night and will remain in town two or
three days. Mr.. Larrabee expects to visit
his large horse ranch in Madison county
before proceeding to his home on the
coast
James Stuart came over from Helena
and was visiting his parents and family
in Deer Lodge last Tuesday. He was
here on business connected with the re-
sumption of the First National bank of
Helena. He says the outlook for all early
resumption of the bank is very encourag-
ing.
II. S. Neal, who was formerly resi-
dent of Deer Lodge, was in town We'd
nesday. His family resides in Anaconda
but Mr.. Neal has been spending most of
his time in the Royal district for some
months past. He speaks well of that dis
! trict and thinks it is one of the coming
mining CAMPS of Montana
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Next Saturday, Nov. 25, will be "young
ladies' day at the Deer Lodge Studio.
See announcement elsewhere.
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The Butte public free library will give
a dedication ball, on the occasion of the
completion Of the library building,
Thursday, Nov. 30, 1903, and the NEW
NoKTrwEsr acknowledges an invitation
to be present,
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r. l.. Bonner Company are the leaders
of low prices and headquarters for the
best goods. Carefully read their regular
advertisement. 13-tf
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Young Bennett, who was recently par
*doned ont Of penitentiary and whose
trouble came from drink rather than
criminal intentions, desires to thank the
governor and board of pardons for his re-
lease, which he promises to deserve by
living an uprig ghts life in the future.
Helena Herald
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An assessment of onefourth cent Der
share has been levied on the capital stock
of the Lion Mining company. See notice
elsewhere.
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James Stuart came over from Helena
and was visiting his parents and family
in Deer Lodge last Tuesday. He was
here on business connected with the re-
sumption of the First National bank of
Helena. He says the outlook for all early
resumption OF the bank is very encourag
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WANTED.-Girl to help at house work
morning and evening, and attend school.
Inquire Of Dr. Essig, Dentist 1S-tf.
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A meeting of the West Side clergy of
the Episcopal church is to be held in
Deer Lodge next Wednesday. Program
Holy Communion at s a. M: morning
prayer with litany and address at 1890
a. M; evening prayer with sermon at 7
p. IN. All are cordiallyinyite to all these
services, especially the evening service.
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The children of the Band of Hope in.
vite their friends, Friday, Nov. "a, at Z
p. m, to an entertainment of song and q
free-wilI offering. Some will tell how
they earned or saved their money. Fol-
lowing this will be a Band of Hope social
at the parsonage. Ice cream and cake,
15 cents; homemade candy in packages
to suit the buyer. All cordially invited.
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Charles D. Kenyon has made arrange
ments to keep supply of Booths fresh
oysters on hand during the winter. [14-6t
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Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Erwin. of Ana
conda have purchased the residence
across the south bridge owned by j. Y
Batterton. They buy the property for a
home and in order to take advantage of
the splendid school facilities offered by
Deer Lodge.
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OF INTEREST TO LADIEs-The scalp
may be kept white and clean, and the
hair soft, plant and glossy, by the use Of
Ayers Hair Vigor. This preparation
never fails to restore to faded and gray
hair its original color. Sold by druggists
and Derfumers
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The Boulder Age says that the State
school for the deaf, dumb and blind, To-
Gated at Boulder, is now ready to receive
those classes of unfortunates and give
them educational advantages, and that
application for admission should be made
to W. p. Hopes, Secretary of Executive
Board, Boulder, Montana
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The fall of the year is trying season
for elderly people. The many cherries,
dark, dismal days act depressingly, not
to say injuriously. on both old and young.
Now is the time to re-enforce the vital
energies with Ayers Sarsaparilla-th
best of all blood medicines.
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Under date of Idaho Falls, Idaho, Nov.
II, John 7. Kelleywrites the New NORTH
WEST that he is doing the best he can
in the fine gold business there, "waiting
for turn in .silver;;' but he thinks 'there
will be no change as long as England has
an American subject in the presidential
chair" He wants to hear from Deer
Lodge through the NEW NoRT11wEsr,
and asks us to put him on the list. In
concluding his letter he says: "Excuse
this short slip of paper; tits. all ! have
left since Grover is chief of this noble
land. y
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Rev. j. w. Millar informs US that the
Illustrated lecture on India, given at the
Presbyterian church last Friday evening
for the benefit Of the Junior Christian
Endeavor society. was we'll attended and
that the entertainment added about Sc
to the fund of the society,"