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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1894-02-10

Clay Lamb bert, agent OF the "Ole Olson
Comedy company, was in Deer Lodge
yesterday and called at this office.
Through the enterprise Of Mr.. John
Smurr, this talented company will appear
at Cottonwood hall, Deer Lodge, Satur
day evening, Feb. II. .""
A Lexington, Ky, dispatch Of Monday
says that, SAT the nidwintcr combination
sales today, Jay IIawker, 4, by Jay Bird
". r. Crosby OF Lexington, for $4,000"
lay IIawl<er is halfhrother of Bay Bird
owned by S. Z, Larabe, OF Deer Lodge.
Here is a copy ofa postal a:st(i received
atthe Deer Lodge pOstolice some months
arc from Anaconda: "Wenn you gitt u
letter foar my in yoilr office, Please kept
my thai Letter till | TO Deer Lodge come
and ask foar the Letter. Wenn some
body else foar main Letter ask, you give
nobody my Letter. You tell him, is
nothing here. My aldresse foar mein
Letter is, that you most Kept,
Postmaster Coleman carried out his part
OF the program .."
The Good Templars of Race Track
anticipate Il very pleasant occasion on the
evening OF February %. on which date
they will give a masquerade ball. Their
lodge numbers about 45 members and
meetings are held twice Il month. They
Intend to make their coming masquerade
one Of the best entertainments Ill the
history OF their lodge. LII this instance
they do not extend general invitation
to all but each member Of their lodge is
permitted to invite one or more friends.
Messrs, Frank Conley and II. 4. Smurl
took their accustomed ride into the
country last Sunday or course they
were accompanied by Franks splendic
pacl, Of hounds. While they were in the
foothills the dogs not only succeeded il
killing two coyotes. but they also rounded
up and "iinished' 4 mutton that chancet
in their way. The hunters sent word tc
| the owner Of the sheep that they wer'
| ready to settle all damages, but the Owner
| concluded that two good" COYOTES Were
| Of more value than one sheep, and ht
| cancelled the debt.
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Vi HIGH SCHOOL.


The we'll located and fine store room,
now occupied by Kleinschmidt u Bro,
Con, for dry goods and clothing house,
will be for rent after January 1, 1894.
Applicants please address #..:"
kLEINsCIIMIDr Il BKo. (CoS.).
1S-tf Deer Lodge, Montana.
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The NEW NORTHWEST received a pleasant call
last Monday from Mrs. Mary Mclirath, one OF the
successful teachers Of Deer Lodge county, who
has recently closed "A term of school in the lower
Race Track district Mrs Mctirath is an active
member of the Good Templhrs' lodge or Race
Track, and was in town lookngafter some mat
ters in connection with the masquerade ball to be
given by that order at Race Track on the evening
Of
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The A. O. Z. W. order of Deer Lodge
now has IL membership of %, and on
Wednesday evening last five new appli-
cations were received, which will bring
the number up to 50. The lodge expects
to pass the 100 mark in Il very short time.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1894-02-10

An examination of candidates for teach
ers' certificates will be held at the office
Of the County Superintendent, in Deer
Lodge, on Friday, February 23, 1894.
EILZABETn L. THOMSON,
County Superintendent.
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Messrs. Peter Walton, W. n. Ayles-
worth and Levi Davis, who We're ap-
pointed by Judge Brantly as a board to
assess damages at a crossing Of the Mon
tana Uuion by the B. A. & p, went up
to Anaconda Thursday to perform the
duty assigned them.
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Ed. Simpson, superintendent of the
Mammoth. arrived in town Thursday
Work III the shaft at the Mammoth has
been suspended until they get the whim
placed in position Part OF the force is
now engaged i'll getting out timbers.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1894-02-10

Many women find great difficulty in
arranging their hair becomingly, because
Of its harsh and coarse texture. BY the
use Of Ayers Hair Vigor, the hair be
comes soft, plant and glossy. Thr. Eigor
is the most cleanly of all hair prepara-
tiOnS - -. ---.-M----L
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years of service in Deer Lodge Tomorrow morning
ttlle first Sunday in Lent he will preach a ser
mon In which he will review the past and present
some suggestions for the future. lie hopes to
have Il good attendance.
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Mrs. Emily Thorne, who resides at To-
ledo, Washington, says she has never
been able to procure any medicine for
rheumatism that relieves the pain so
quickly and effectually as Chamberlain's
Pain Balm and that she has also used it
for lame back with great success. For
sale by ]. H. Owings, Druggist.
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Churc!, of Christ.-Seryices Sunday school
1870 A. n: Preaching, 1870 A. n. and ?. n
" P. s. G. E. r. NJ. Junior T. P. S! G. E.
P. ii. Prayer meeting. Wednesday evenings.
A. B. MCFARLAND, Pastor.
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Preparations are going forward for the
Knights Of Pythias ball on Feb. 30 Ii
will be held at Cottonwood hall and will
BE- Il grand affair. The list Of committees
who have ths. matter in hand can be found
in their advertisement in this issue
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Rev. Ghormley and Prof. Easton have
been holding interesting meetings at the
Christian church this week. The meet
ings are well attended, the sermons eX-
cellent, and the music, by Prof. Easton
and a choir Of twenty persons, is pro
nounced very fine.
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Catholic.-Mass is celebrated at Deer Lodge.
on first and third Sundays of each month at 030,
A. n: second Sunday at st. Michaels church, Flint
Creek valley, mouth Of Douglas creek; fourth Sun
day at st. Thomas church, Helniyiile.
r. DERYCKERE, Priest.
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Method st.-Sunday services: Preaching ct
II 30 A. III and 7.sO p. NJ. Sunday school at l0.3O
A. NJ. Epworth League meets at P. NJ Prayer
W. M. BRITT Pastor
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President Reid went over to Helena Thursday
to attend Il meeting of the committee on state
and life diplomas. He W;iS booked for ii lecture
at BoZeman last eyelilng for the Arena club,
which is the literary club in connection with the
Agricultural college.
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Presby terian.- Preaching at 1130 "A. M. and
$50 p. NJ. Sunday school at 1880 A. M. Christian
Endeavor society at G3O p. NJ. Prayer meeting
Wednesday at 7.30 p. NJ.
j. W. M1LLAR, Pastor.
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THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

Below will be found the report of the
Deer Lodge public schools for the quar-
ter ending January 26, 1894:
.*. FIRST PRIMARY.
Number enrolled, 7S.
Average scholarships: A class, 9O.S; B
class, So .:..*
Per cent. of attendance: Boys, 81; girls,
90.
Names of those who were neither alb
sent nor tardy during the quarter: Sloan
Miller, Carlisle Simpson, Theodore Bader,
EstilI, John Zose], Della Mchot Rosie
Tamplse. Miss Carrie Sigh, teacher.
SECOND PRIMARY.
Number enrolled, s..
Average scholarships: A class, S52;
class, SO.
Per cent of attendance: Boys, 81; girls,
SO.
Names Of those who have neither been
absent nor tardy during the quarter: Dan
Hertz, Leo Schmidt, Frank Williams,
David Beaton, August Lachman, Bcnnie
Miller, Alma Zosel, Matte Zosel, Mamie
Hyde, Phyllis Bader, Ora Miller, Linda
EIardenbrook, Maggie Ward, Harvey
Stuchpole, Alex luton, Douglas Stuart,
Willie Harris, Kelly IIartlenbrook, John
Coughlan, Georgia Smurr, Mary Zosel,
Mary Michot. Miss Mollie Wiles, teacher.
INTERN EDIATE DEPARTMENT. ....
Number enrolled 80.
Average scholarship: A class 80; B
class, o5.
Per cent. Of attendance: Boys, 93; girls,
95.
Those who were neither absent nor
tardy during the quarter: Guy Miller,
Roy Poindexter, Jay Van Gundy, Rosa
Bader, Mabel Mills, Daisy Harmison
Mamie Mills, Sue Larabe, Maggie j en-
sen, Oscar Bielenberg, Sarah Scherr
Miss Virginia Douglas, teacher.
GRAMMAR DEPARTMENT.
Number enrolled, 81.
Average scholarship: A class, SO; B
class, IS.
Per cent Of attendance: Boys, 81; girls,
So. ~.
Those who were neither absent nor
tardy: Don Able, Eddie Estill, james
| Estil, Herbert Morse, Claude Schroeder,
| Charles Stark Warren Trask, Elmer Van
! Gundv, Hal Williams, Abbie Harden
| brook, Beth Larabie, Laura Larsen, Allie
Lowry, Allie McMurphy, Katie Van
Gundy, Violet Whitworth, Ethel Wood.
Miss Roberta Robinson, teacher.
HIGH SCHOOL.
Number enrolled, 81.
Average scholarships: A class, 81; 3
class, S4l1; G class, S2.5.
Per cent. of attendance: Boys, 9G; girls,
So.
Those who We're neither absent nor
tardy: Sheila Napton, Florence Kelley.
Allie Albie, Maggie Wildman, Walter
Adams, Allen Williams. Dewitt Peck
John Scherr, Emily Douglas, Mary Cock
rell, Percy Napton. Corneia Van Gundy
alice King, Willie Kohrs, Mamie Larabie
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Simpson, teachers.
Number enrolled in all rooms, 296.
J. NJ. SIMPSON, Principal.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

Episccs,al.- st. James Church. Services every
Sunday. except the third of each month, at II. 80
A, NJ. and TOO r. NJ Sunday school every Sunday
at 1880 A. M f. G. PRoUT, Rector.
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Tom C. Galbraith, representing the NJ.
J. Keller Co., merchant tailors, shirt
makers and furnishers, will be in Deer
Lodge soon. He encloses a letter from
the Hon. Z. Warren Toolc, which we take
pleasure in publishing.
LAW OFFICE OF TooLE & WALLACE
HELENA, MONTANA. 1891.
NJ j. KELLER CO.--SOme four years ago you
sent ME one dozen shirts. have never been able
to find any SO good since Kindly send me one
dozen more by express, c. O. D.
Yours, truly, E. w. TOOLE
The 81. IT, cigar is Union made, clear
Havana filled. 2S-tf.
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The contract for lip-rapping two hum
dred feet along the north bank Of the
Hell Gate river. near The old Garteu
bridge, was let by the county commis-
sioners last Friday to John Matheson, OF
Deer Lodge, Tor S:ss:29i5.
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Tie show window Of the Z. /. Bonner
Co. has a vor, large and ine display Of
shoes 1T the low price Of $500. 21-tf
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Winter millinery marked down. A
fresh lot Of masks and valentines at Mrs.
H. +. Sherman 5. .@..
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An members Of the Wproau's club are
requested tp be present at the meeting
neHt TuestIay evening, as the election Of
n!irrrs will occur
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Preparations are being made by the
Kings Daughters Of the Presbyterian
"!l'.rrh 10 rive a I.onGlp!low entertain
mtnt II Cottonwood hall on tie evening
of the poets birthday. February p,
Mrs. r. p. lewis wishes 10 announce to
the ladies of Beer l.od ~ and vcinitStlla
she will +rll her trinmcl hats nj cost for
the next thirty days. Beautiful pattrlns
and the latest styles 2S-tf
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David Wialry, the third one Of the
Whalry brothers To be convicted in ka
valli county for stealing hogs, WAS brought
to the pcntrutiarv this week. He is sen
fenced to seven years and six months.
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COLLEGE CHIMES.

The college skating rink is a scene Of
great activity during the evening.
The chemical and assay laboratories
are tested at present beyond their capac-
ity. Oh! for new laboratories.
President Reid went to Helena on
Thursday to attend Il meeting of the
committee on State and life diplomas.
The other members OF the committee are
R. G.. Young, d. A. Steere and J. NJ. Ham
ilton. #.m
Rev. Ghormley and Prof. Easton CON
Quoted the Y. NJ. G. A. services at the
college last Sunday afternoon. The
service was largely attended and thor
oughly appreciated by the students.
Last Friday evening the Gamma Theta
society gave an open entertainment to
professors and students. The program
was made up Of readings, recitations,
compositions, etc, and debate: ere
solved, that the wife who has dinner
ready and whose husband does not come
home, has more cause to be angry than
the husband who comes home and finds
dinner not ready" The question was
decided in the affirmative.
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With pure, vigorous blood coursing
through the veins and animating every
fibre Of the body, cold weather is not only
endurable but pleasant and agreeable.
No other blood medicine is so certain in
its results as Ayers Sarsaparilla. What
it does for others it will do foryou.
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An old-timer in Deer Lodge, an under
taller, met another ld-tincr the other
day who was complaining of not feeling
we'll. IAN right, IL said the good
natnred undertaker, 'syou kick the bucket
and III do the rest 80.
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Josef A1ulcahy. the 1eweer OF VIM Coeman's
establishment attended Il social entertainment at
',phe Montana" in Anaconda, last Saturday
evening"
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". J. Douoy. 81. WAS brought up from
Pioneer last Saturday by Z. Sowle and ].
p. i.ossl and placed in the hospital here.
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The DAIRYING BUSINESS.

Under the above caption an article ap-
peared in the NEW NORTHWEST Of Janu-
AIRY 6, which was written by a gentleman
Of this city who takes a deep interest in
the future welfare Of Montana and the
Deer Lodge valley. A few days ago we
received letter from Mr.. r. Fl. Bent, of
Antwerp, n. Y, in which he asks a num-
Der Of questions in regard to the dairying
business here. Knowing Mr.. A. D. Peck,
Of this city, tc be Il gentleman who has
had much experience in dairying in other
States, we submitted the letter to him and
he kindly consented to answer it for us.
Mr. Peck is a thoroughly practical man,
has given the subject considerable
thought, and he answers our correspon
dent in d fair and conscientious manner.
The letter referred to is addressed to the
editor Of this paper and is rs follows.
ANTWERP, N. Y, January 81. 1894
DEAR SIR: In your paper Of 9Th inst (Which was
mailed to NE and the article on THE Darying
Business markecl.) notice what should think
might be good opening for the cheese ard but
Ter business. take the liberty OF writing to you,
thinking that you might be somewhat familiar
with the country and know something OF
what might be done by practical man wifi linn
tied capital. How many cows milk could be
obtained to patTonize factory which would be
built with all modern improvements? What would
the farmers be willing to pay per 100 lbs cheese
| and butter. to have it manufactured? What is
your local price of butter and cheeseo What is
| the population of Deer Lodge. and on what r. r. ?
What is milk worth to sell by the gal? Do farm
erS, generally, dairy it? What is your climate ?
! Have you good spring water? What nationality
are the farmers, generally? Is there any cheese
| or butter factory near your town? | am a prac-
| teal man, looking for Il good location for Il fac
| tory, which could be made to pay Gould furnish
best Of references pertaining to ability. etc VIII
| answer any questions which you may wish to ask.
"'.. Yours, truly, r. IL. BENT.
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Smoke Free Silver cigars. Deer Lodge
Drug Co., sole agents. 81
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IF you are in reed "f shoes, Just look
in the Z. l.. Bonner Co.'S SloV' window,
where you viii see 3, styles, amy al which
you can buy for $500. "# % II
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The special I.entcn services in the
Episcopal church this season are to be
held every "Wednesday evening Cat
O'clock during February, and 7.3o during
March), and every Friday morning 1t
1920.
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There VIII be & meeting Of the Altar
society Thursday evening, Fob. l5,at :
O'Clock, at Mrs. Frank Coulcy's. All
members are urgently requested to be
present BY order OF the committee.
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Read the new advertisement Of the f.
l., Bonner company iii this issue. They
have flour for tie mllion-all grades
and priccs-the fery best and the cheap
or Wcnr'
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GOOD MUSIC IN ATTENDANCE.
Tickets, $3.50, Including Supper for Two,
Grand March at Q O'clock, Sharp.
PERSONAL MENTION.

All respectable people are cordially
invited to attend. 3l-2t
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Trains arrive at Deer Lodge on Montana Union
Railway as follows:
NORTH BOUND
No. 1-GarriSon Express eSS-............ 20 A. " .
No. 7-Freis,hl and Passenger. ........ 5.tn p. NJ
SOUTH BOUND. --a-
No. 2-ti;,rrisnn EXPRESS. 49, A. NJ.
No. Freight and Passenger. 1.;'5 7, NJ
All mails ut Deer Lodge possibilities close thirty
MINUTES before train tiine. LEW COLEMAN, F. NJ.
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Peter Walton was in Butte the first of the week
attending to business matters, and returned home
Wednesday morning --5--
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TOWN AND COUNTY.

DWN AMI COOiN 7
-. T' cigar 2Stf.
The 81. T., cigar is made at IS E. Park
street, Butte. .... aS-tf.
School books Of every description at
the City Drug Store. Soft.
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Miss Mary Irvine, of Butte, has been the guest
OF Miss Mary Mitchell this week. ~ .-"
John Bieenbprg and \. T. Stoughton, of Deer
Lodge, were visitors in MiSsoula last Monday.
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Aldermen. =. EDWARD stHARSlRoN. N. ". 'HASh
BYRON WDun LOUIS BRADSHAW. JOHN FISHER
I. S: ELDMEn -------..4----.----
BUSINESS CARDS.
r II. MEYERS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
practice in all the courts Of the state. Ottc
west side OF Court Square. Deer Lodge. E
NApTON \ NApToN.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Of1jce-Room 70 over kielusclimidt " Bros
store, Deer Lodge, Montara.
9 W. MINSHAlL. ~.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
0H,ca over Innsiue's store. Deer Lodge, Mont.
Office hours from Il to II Jam; 2 to p. m;
and from to S p.
G.. S. eRASsoS' -
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Office over William Coienlul,s Store, Deer
A RMS y AoskH's
TONSDRIAL PAliLOk
None but irs.-cl;.ss wufi; III their line. Tie
finest baths in the city.
~ Eu. C. DJutiLA=, ii. D., r." 49,. ~"
PnAcvrSlNG PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
PROMPT Attention ar dt Times.
Office hours to loa. m; ut" 2"nd 7 10 p III
7 Arabic BROTHERS " CO., w.. .....
-----!5ANlENE1--
Deer Lodge, Montana. DO General Banking
Business ana Draw Exchange on all the rrii'
cpal cities OF the world. ---~+
Careful Attention given given to Collections,
and Remttances Promptly made, New YORK
correspondent Importers and Traders National
Bank, New York City. n. Y.
Sc LARAB1E C. X. I4>,u.AnEE H.. REED
DOTTLING WORKS. %.3" "'@.
=. J. L. VAN GUNDY. 5... e
Deer Lodge Mont, having bought and put in thu
most approved machinery Tor gtneratiEs
Soda. SarSaparia. Ginger A!o, Lemonade ans
all Carbonate Drinl.s. with experienced work
men in charge | am prepared to turlisl
them bottled or In charges for fountains
promptly on notice, and as low as any house il
State Address orders to
j. f, VAN GuNpY. Deer Lodge. Mon
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pr.l, w. Essig, Dentist. has returned
from Helena and can be found hereafter
at lis office in the Colemarl. .ansing
block. 49,. .*." " 2S-tf.
Improper andlciicient care Of the scalp
will cause @rayress Of the hair and bald
ne+>. Escape both BY the 'lsr Of that re
liable specific iIali's Hair Renewer
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The young ladies' Cooking club was entertained
by Miss Alma Belenbrrg last Saturday afternoon.
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MI and Mrs. Patrick Cahalin, Of Nevada valley.
are making their home in Deer Lodge for the
winter.
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When you can buy $500 and 5000
shoes for $500 You had better not rt the
cl'ancp pass. I,0oi; IN the L. l.. Bonner
Co.'s show winlaw. :3l-tf
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Below will be found the report of the
Deer Lodge public schools for the quar-
ter ending January 26, 1894:
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7
II. b. DAVIS,
LEW. COLEMAN, Committee
GEO. S. MILLER,
February 3, 1884.
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Mrs. +. II. Geger and children, OF Anaconda,
visited this week with the fanily Of N Y. lioss.
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Tie Benton Hoover residence. on north
Main street. is for rcnt: $15 per month
possession Immediately. Inquire 1t this
office. ..." 3O-tf.
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bob is pour chance

To take stock-some of stock at virtually your
own figures. Give call and what a chance
offer you starter for the new year. It will pay
You and pay you big to take advantage Of Our special
offer on Watches, Clocks Je1very and Siverware.
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Special attention given to plumbing in
all it's branches. Estimates promptly
furnished either for town or country.
Correspondence solicited.
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Thoroughly Overhauled Repaired and Renovated
H-All drinks and cigars 12ts cents each. PHI
Best's Milwaukee beer on tap. We are always
glad to see our friends.
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THOSE WHO ARE HERE.
Many OF the Newspaper Men Have Their
Ladies With Them.

Many OF the Newspaper Men Have Their
Ladies With Them.
Many OF the newspaper mea here in
attendance at the meeting OF the West
Virgins Editorial Association ara &C
oonpanied b. their wives, pleasing
ies:ure OF the gathering. Though the
number of delegates here yesterday
was NOT large, number will arrive on
this mornings tsain, when the attend
ance will compare iavorabiy with othe,
meetings OF the association
Among those here are ;hs following
3. tue Mcclure: E.Veyaon Aler, Public
Opinion, MaT.jnsburr; James E. Thomp-
son, D1liy Horii. Atariinsbcry; George
N. Flemin: and Mrs. Fleming. BaanEr,
BucShsanon; 2 !. Gzl2her, Orcc<, St.
Matys; W L. Morgan, Pos, Morgan
town; ex-senator P ". Morris. Ritaiis
Gc:cs.E, Ri;chie C. a.; St1a.t T. Reed,
Telegram, Clarks5urs; I 3. White,
Journci, Psrkerso1g.
At the Windsor ere located Clarence
l Smith. IEis-. Fairuoa;, and w s.
Wiley, iie.d DsziozuS New Martins
villa
Editor J. ". Pls.teaburg. Courisr,
New Cumberland, autographed 3: the
Behler.
The S;snu'. register develops the
presence OF George 8 Flodicg, Old Fe;;-
5E2 AEyo71:2. Huntington; j. z Nc.
Gioihiin, rife znd daughter, NaEs,
Rayeasvco6; ". I Mansfield. Nslrt.
Msyne: J. Stidell Brown and sister.
-4.7cgI:s, Hinswood; D. :. Guthrie and
sis;e., P-as KiagEood; /. J. Barr,
Calhoun Ch7,z5ciI, GE1a.sTille; 7 Z.
NcDorgal, Ad5uaeE. Ceredo; 2 Z Eog.
ner, ST:aEsl, Palkersburg.