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CHRISTIAN ENDBAVOR.
Social Given by the Society Out

Social Given by the Society Out at
Oak, Park.
The Young Peoples Society of Chris
tan Endeavor of Oak Park gave a very
enjoyable social on Monday evening.
when the following selections were rem
dered:
instrumental music, Miss Mabel Car
michael; prayer, Rev A. c. Herrick; re-
marks by the President of the society;
song, Forgive and Forget" Mrs. B Botf-
man aud Miss Beulah Goddard and
Messrs. Hoffman, Mason and Coppin;
dialogue, when 1 Was Young" Mrs
Hewitt and Miss Graves; drill by men,
bers of the Boys Brigade; solo, Mr..
Chad bourne; recitation, The Drummer
Boy" Mrs. Lakin; instrumental music,
Otto Himmel; recitation, Miss Comfy;
duet, MIR. and Mrs. d. W. Hoffman: club
swinging, W. c. McNeely; defamation,
Fuss at Fires" Eldrig Turner; solo,
Mr.. Chadbourne; Peak Sisters; harmonica
solo, Master Wheeler; song, "The
Nymphs," Misses Annie Higgs, Olive
Miller, Beulah Goddard, Nora Hunter
and Nellie Graves; tableau, The Rock
OF Ages"
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barometer and date, 1927, on the 23d;
lowest barometer and date, 29.76, on the
18th; mean monthly temperature, SO;
highest temperature and date. 7Oo. on the
9th; lowest tenn psrature and date. $40, on
the 18th; absolute range, 360: greatest
daily range and date, 26o, on the 23d; least
daily range and date, 70, on the 9th:
prevailing direction OF wind for the
month. southeast; total wind velocity
for the month, 6.081; maximum velocity
OF WIND, date and direction, Sc, south
east, on the 9th; clear days 8, partly
cloudy days II, cloudy days 5, and days
that .0l Of an inch of precipitation was
measured, q; days with only sprinkle
of rain, 3; mean monthly dew point. Il. g.;
mean monthly relative humidity, II per
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says that the dead robber worked for him
from October. 1898, to March, 1894, and
that he found him to be sociable and
agreeable fellow, but that he had an awful
temper when aroused.
Il noticed" says Barry, ''that he
never appeared TO take much interest in
the outside world. Newspapers and
books he scarcely ever read, and it was
not until the exploits of Evans and Son.
tag were published to the world that he
become studious. / was then somewhat
surprised to note the attention he gave
the subject. Every spare minute he spent
in porlng over the story, and he would
read 1t over and over again. The children
became quite attached TO Sam, and must
confess that we all feel sorry for the way
of his going"
A SUSPECT ARRESTED.
OAKLAND, April "A Constable ar
rested at West Berkeley to-day young
man who is believed to be Jack Brady
the train-robber. The prisoner, who is
"A years old, says his name is J. f. Dali
ton, and that he resides on Day street,
san francisco. He has many of the
marks noted i'll the description of Brady.
lie refuses to talk about himself.
EXCITEMENT ABOUT MARYsvILLE.
MARYsvILLE, April 2. = The reports
that came in yesterday and last night, to
the elect that one and sometimes two
strangers zone of whom looked like the
missing train robber and murderer had
been seen on the Feather River in a
mysterious boat and had come out to a
rancher's place to get something to eat,
coupled with the big reward, has been an
incentive 10 many local officials and
others to bestir themselves. Detective
Thacker and railroad officials have been
securing the country, and tonight each
and every little stream and slough on
both sides of the Feather River is watched
by armed men.
At O'Clock this evening q man came
to town and reported that he had seen
mysterious person in the brush below
town on the east side of the Feather
River. He acted so suspiciously that this
informant deemed it his duty to acquaint
the officers. Several men are now in am
bush awaiting the coming stranger.
Further information received to-day
leaves little doubt but there were twl,
more robbers, and that they made for the
river on wheels Immediately after the
crime. One or two farm hands saw them,
and Mrs. Larrabee gave them several
cups of coffee and noticed their excite
ment.
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Weather Notes.

The Weather Bureau reports show the
highestand lowest temperatures ysster-
day to have been 627 and Az, with gentle
to fresh northerly winds and clear
weather prevailing.
There was a very light frost reported
by parties from the country.
The barometricai readings at A. NJ.
and 3 p. NJ. were 30.22 and 80. II inches,
respectively.
The highest and lowest temperatures
one year ago yesterday were So and n,
ana one year ago to-day IL and 5Io
The river is 20 feet inches.
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APRIL FOOLS DAY
It's Consequences to Those Who Cele

It's Consequences to Those Who Cele-
brated Too Freely.
Frank McLaug him, who had been cele-
brating the lst of April too heavily,
pleaded guilty in the Police Court yester-
day and was given ten days in the City
Prison to enable him TO sober up.
Robert Brown, Dan Richardson and
Joe Williams, for similar offense. were
given two days each.
Clarence Smith, who threw flour on
Ling kow, was dismissed, with warn
ing, on promise OF good behavior.
Inc case OF James Touhey. CHARGED
with perjury, was continued Til the iith
lnst.,, hls attorney being otherwise en-
gagged.
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Second Regiments Colonel.

Brigadier- General T. w. Sheehan has
issued orders for the election of Colonel
and Lieutenaut-Colonel of the Second
Regiment of Infantry, n. G. &. The cleo
ton Will be held at the armory on the
evening of the 18th inst, and will be cor
Quoted by Captain f. @. Smith of the
BRIGADE staff
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Not Cnuntr Mnrdan-

In the reference made yesterday to
George Zentgraf's appointment as Fish
and Game Warden for Ell Dorado it was
stated that he had been elected by the
Supervisors OF that county. His procla-
nation shows that he is only deputy
named by the State Fish and Game Conn
missioners. The Ell Dorado Supervisors
should, however, appoint him County
Warden.
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LADIES silk wire hats. toques and bon
net frames in all the new shapes, % cents.
Ladies' silk lace hats. trimmed in fine
French flowers and ribbon. s. 70; also, a
lot of fine dress hats, made after imported
shapes, price ranging from s. - to S.
Will warrant them as fine, or finer, than
any seen at the Police Station, valued at
SI7 80. At Red House Company.
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DOLLARS OR DAYS
Sentences Imposed by Justice Davis
Yesrerday.

Yesterday
Archie Patrick, who pleaded guilty in
the Police Court OF disturbing the peace
of Jacob Gebert, was yesterday fined $40,
with the alternative of ten days in jail.
Frank Parle, who burst open a door
In the house OF \. Davis, where he
roomed, was fined So, with the alterna-
tive of five days.
Peter Casselli, who was arrested by
humane Society Officer Miller for cru
city TO his horses, pleaded guilty and
was hned $40, with the alternative of ten
Gays lie promised to turn out the
horses and allow them 10 get well.
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Native Sons, Visit.

a number of the Native Sons i'll this
city last evening went to Folsom to at
tend the meeting there of Folsom Parlor,
\. S. g. W. Scott Ennis, Sherman
Smith and a. E. Miller of Sacramento
ParIOr made the Journey on BICYCLES.
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MARCH WEATHER
The Chief Meteorological Features Of
Last Month";

The following meteorological observa-
uons We're taken at the United States
Weather Bureau Office in this city during
the month of March by James A. Bar
wick, Director of the California Weather
Service:
Mean barometer. corrected for temper
ature and elevation, 3o.05 inches; lighes.
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DR.. LIEBIG q Co. of San Francisco
can still be found at their offices, No. 6I2I
X street, this city. On account of rush OF
business in the past week, they find it
impossible to get away and will remain
another week
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There Was No Quorum.

the City Board of II ealth last evening, but
there was not q quorum present, and an
was taken until next Tues
day evening. President Lawton and Drs.
Waggoner and II. L. Nichols were the
mem bers of the board who were present.
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Prisoners En- Route.

Deputy Sheriff Riley of San Francisco
came up last night with George Sinclair,
sentenced to five years Imprisonment in
Folsom Prison for felony, and Mike Boi-
tano, sentenced to four years for grand
larceny.
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this city, April 1st, John Z.
Bryant, q native Of Sweden. aged G6 wears.
EB-Fr1ends ana acquaInJances are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral this
afternoon, at 2:3O o'clock, from the funeral
chapel OF John Miller, 907 X street, odd
Fellows Temple
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ANGOsTURA BITTERs, says long time
sufferer from indigestion. thoroughly
cured me. sole manufacturers DR.. ]. 6.
b. Seigert & Sons. At all druggists.
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JOHN HERMANN of San Francisco
manufactures the best fire and burglar.
proof safes on the market. Sold on easy
terms. Z. c. Hyde, agent, 1011 Ninth st.
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Clothing and Mems

Hats, also furnishing goods. going at and
below cost, at Red House Company, down
stairs.
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THE leading music store in Norther n
California is the Cooper Music Company
(Neale, EiIers dI Co.., G3l street.
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Books at Auction.

Bell IL Co.'s book sale will be COM
menced this evening at 7:30 o'clock at 420
) street, and continue every evening DUR
ing the week.
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FIRE Insurance.
Wiseman u Stone, Al street.
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PIANO-TUNING.-Pa Schoen, Oakland,
8 at Hammers, Pommer's or Neale's. 4
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DIED.

SARsAPARILLA AND IRON. Get it from
the sole agent, McMorry, 81 NJ street So
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TIE JUDS0N EXCURSION nEsf e pa point: s9a:
Sacramento every TUESDAY. Uphclsfered
carr and managers through to Chicago and
Boston. Call on c. J. ELLIS. Agent 5. II. Co.
Sacramento, or address JUDSON & Co, II
Montgomery street, san francisco.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY
LPACIFIC sYsTEM.I
Al RCH y, H.
MARCH IL, 1905.

Trains Leave and are Due to Arrive at
Sacramento:
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CHANGED DAILY FOB wE1Nsrocz, LUB1g . CO

TO-DAY,
$50 A. NJ.
~ ss]
e. 9sl q =
), :
LACE
CURTAINS.
LOT Nottingham Lace Cur
tains in white or ecru, 355 yards
long. Special price, 81 15.
LOT H.-ChOice lot of fine Lace
Curtains in new designs and all
large sizes. A rare OppOrtu-
nifty for good Curtains at popu-
lar prices; Brussels effects and
new dainty patterns. Sale
prices, So 90, $5 48 and
P5 90 pair.
LOT Ill Just received from
New York a small lot of Not
tlngham Lace Curtains, white
or earu, 8 yards long. An
excellent value, p1 SO pair.
LOT IV.-Large Chenille Table
Covers, fringed all round new
Oriental centerS. Sale price,
81 95.
LOT T.-Tan and Ecru Striped
Scrim for Window Curtains.
Price, &c yard.
LOT VL-Nottingham Lace Bed
Sets consisting OF Bed5pread
and two ShamS.
In addition to the above we shall !
show special values in travel
ers' samples of Carpet Rem
nants aud Rugs.
Smiths Tapestry Carpets, sewed
and laid, 45c yard
ROxbury Tapestry Carpets, zoe
yard
Best quality Moquette Carpet,
$50 yard.
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sSunday excepted. zMouday excepted.
A-FOr morning. P-FOr afternoon
RICHARD GRAY, Gen. Trahc Manager.
7. II. GOODMAN, gen. Passenger Agent.
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Specially Interesting.

Men will find much to interest in the fol-
lowing brief mention;
kangaroo Bicycle Shoes, unIined and lacing
down to the toe High cut, So so; low
cut, So 25.
Mems Round Toe Tan Leather Shoes, stout
soIes, So.
Fine Russian Calf Shoes in tan color, So;
Burt Packard's finest quality, SIS.
Mems Black Dress Leather Shoes, elastic
sides or lace and hook 81 so.
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1t is evident that certain San Francisco
papers which boasted Of their "enter-
prise in daily publishing columns of
sensational matter concerning the ex-
plots of Evans and Sontag, who were
pictured as heroes, are responsible for
Sam McGuire COR Browning turning
traln-robDer John Barry, \ uba farmer,
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To Our Advertisers.

With this issue, as will be seen.
comes a noticeable re- arranging of our
advertising columns. Heretofore we
have been entirely too liberal with
our space and we have found it to
have been greatly to our loss. We will
not dwell long upon the Importance of
advertising: the experienced business
man knows that it IS he who advertises
his trade that carries on a successful
business. Hereafter we shall give our
patrons only such space as they are
willing to pay for just as they expect
US to pay for what we purchase of
them. For the past year We have been
giving many of our merchants over
twice as much space as they have paid
for and IN justice to ourselves we must
cut down. We hope we have disap-
pointed no one in taking this step and
cordially solicit the patronage of every
business man in the city.
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In time for the Hazelton boys to make
the train. However, Medicine Lodge
had not yet lost confidence IN her supe-
rior skill and they went to the bat with
as much nerve as the umpire had brass.
In little while Medicine Lodge made
five scores according tc the umpire-6
in reality-and the side was out and
game declared a tie. Tue boys left for
home feeling very well in the upper
story with the result, though with half
decent umpiring the score would have
told far different tale. In the last
half of the seventh Griffice crossed
the plate before the last man was put
out but the umpire would not have it
so and the score was not counted. The
synopsis Of the game is found below:
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Galena Items.

have seen items from Mirabel o. 7.
in your paper and thought few from
this place might interest some of your
readers as there are several here from
Barber county.
Galena p. y. is situated on the Wild
Cat twenty-five miles southwest of AlYa
We have fine crops here of all kinds.
Finer corn never was seen than grows
here.
Watermelons are plentiful every
where.
We had a good rain here last week.
John Garten and G. w. Jackson are
busy putting up hay.
j. w. Lappin, who has been in jail
for the past two months for killing his
son-in-law, has given bond and returned
home.
Jim Martin and Clyde McCray have
gone to the state to hunt work. Some
body looks lones ONE.
Rev. Plummer preached to a large
crowd last Sunday.
Sunday school every Sunday at 8
O'Clock in the Sam Smith Grove.
The singing at Mr.. Rogers last Sun
day evening was enjoyed by all who
attended, excepting Charley Pharo
whose sweet temper was aroused by a
quart of water being thrown on his
best Sunday clothes.
E. p. Ludwick and wife are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Matthews on the
Y ellowstone this week.
Miss Minnie Rippey gave party to
her young friends last Friday night.
All seemed to enjoy themselves.
The young people will meet with
Mrs. Pharo Wednesday night to prac-
tice singing.
j. r. Litz. of Alva, was down on
his claim this week.
The platform dance at Galena last
week was largely attended.
Our old bachelor neighbor has de-
| cided that two can live as cheap as one
He and his best girl were seen going to
Alva. What else could we expect but
| a wedding.
If see this in print L will come
again.
WILD ROSE,
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DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Award.

Last summer one of our grand
children was sick with severe bowel
trouble. Our Doctors remedies had
failed, then we tried Chamberlain's
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy,
which gave very speedy relief. We re-
gard 1t as the best medicine ever put
on the market for bowel complaints
Mrs. E. G. Gregory, Frederickston. Mo.
This certainly is the best medicine ev-
er put on the market for dysentery.
summer complaint, collie and cholera
lnfantum in children. IL never fails
to give prompt relief when used IN
reasonable time and the plain printed
directions are followed. Many moth
ers have expressed their sincere grail
tude for the cures it has effected. For
sale by j. 3. Young s. Co.
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AT the annual school meeting held
IN the city last Thursday, j. S. Runyan
was elected director TO succeed Wal
dron Chase. Twelve mills for teachers
fund and elk for general, were voted.
The old soldiers have completed ar
engagements for the next quarterly re-
union which takes place next Monday,
August 5. The regular pension date
falls on the 4th, Sunday, and Monday
was chosen as the most suitable date.
A good dinner, as usual, will be served
and all old soldiers are urged to at
tend.
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Unreliable, unscientifc, unreason-
able, magnified and Internationally
imaginative representation from last
weeks Alva Review:
The second nine of this place did
not go to Medicine Lodge last SATURDAY.
as announced, and the game was post
poned until day. The boys went ND
yesterday, and will return tomorrow
with another scalp dangling to their
girdle."
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A double wedding took place at Shar-
on last Wednesday evening. Geo. w.
Pondexter and Miss Rachel A. Hof-
steter, and Harry E. Morton and Miss
Nora a. Storey were the two couples
that were sent on their way rejoicing.
Rev. w. y. Cain pronounced the words
that made them husband and wife
We wish that abundant success may
follow the happy couples from the
matrimonial altar to old age.
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Four Victories.
AIya's Second Nine and Hazelton De.
feated On Thursday and Haze1ton
and her Umpire On Friday.

Last Thursday and Friday morning
were base ball days in Medicine Lodge.
Alva's second nine unexpectedly ap-
peared on Wednesday evening and a
game was matched with the Medi-
cine Lodge second nine. The game
was called at $50 with players and
positions as follows:
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Henry Hinze came in from Chicago
last Wednesday to attend to some local
business matters. He returned to Chi
cage Friday thence to New York from
which point he sails to Germany, his
future home,
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License was issued last Saturday to
George M. Ayers and Miss Nettle A.
Wilt, both residing a short distance
from the city. They were married
on Sunday at the residence
of the BRIDES parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Wilt. We take pleasure in
joining the friends of the happy couple
in extending congratulations and best
hopes.
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BORN-to Mr.. and Mrs. John Singer,
Sunday, July %, fine boy of regula-
ton weight. DR.. Burney was master
of ceremonies. This is the fifth boy
for John. Probably Grover could get
pointers by consultation with our
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Re-Union and Picnic.

The Sharon Valley Sunday School
Association will hold reunion and
picnic in Garrison's grove one-half
mile south of Sharon on Wednesday,
September 4, 1895. The following is
the program of exercises:
Opening seng-''Beulah Land" by
all.
Prayer by Rev. Edgar Watt.
Address of welcome-Rev. G. B.
Sherk.
Song by Enou School.
Recitation from Enon School.
Song by Unity school.
Recitation from Unity School.
Song by Central View School.
Recitation from Central View School.
Song by Crisheld School.
Recitation from Crisfield School.
Address by Rev. Tilbury-'Duties
of Parents to the Sunday School"
DINNER.
Election of officers.
Song by College Hill School.
Recitation from College Hill School.
Song by Pixley Union School.
Song by Mckinley School.
Recitation from U. B. School.
Song by U. 3. School.
Address by Rev. w. A. Cain
'sShould non professors teach in S. s.?
Why, or why not?"
Song by Sharon little folks.
Song by Enon School.
Song by Unity School,
Address by Rev. Edgar Watt-"How
induce s. S. pupils to study"
Song by Central View School.
Song by Crlsfeld School.
Song by College Hill School.
Address by John Burket-"How
keep young men in the S. So
Song by Pixley Union School.
Song by Mckinley School.
Address by Rev. Martin, on Sunday
school work.
Song by q. 3. school.
Closing song by all-"God Be With
You Till We Meet Again.
Exercises in the grove are expected
to begin at ten O'Clock. Everybody is
expected TO come with we'll filed bas-
kets prepared for the picnic dinner.
Plenty of good water on the ground
this year.
j. o. HAHN
+. w. BARNHART
G.. E. GOFF
Committee.
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The District Board of No. is, have
met and decided that all applicants for
teacher, hand in their certificates and
recommendations before the next meet
ing on Monday, August the 18th. BY
order of the clerk, Eva Lulu Taber.
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E. j. Thayer, after long illness,
died at his home west of town Sunday
night. He was treated for the past
several months by physicians of this
and other cities but his disease was SO
complicated that all medical aid coulG
not rescue him. He was member of
four lodges and carried an insurance to
the amount of $4,000. The remains
were taken to lola Monday for inter
ment, the different orders administer.
ing the funeral rites at this place
Messrs. Southworth and Hellings went
In charge of the corpse. The deceased
leaves wife and six children who
have the sympathy of the community.
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The base ball club will go to Wichita
tomorrow and play the Wichita
"Blues" three games to begin on Fri
day. AT present we have no predic-
ton to make but we hope our boys will
do" them.
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The heroic act of Cadet Lands in
rescuing one of his fellows from wat
cry grave has been prominently men
toned by nearly every newspaper in
Kansas, daily and weekly, as well as
the most prominent papers of the ma
ton.
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Last Wednesday evening Sheriff
Mills received a card from G. l..
Graves stating that thirteen head of
cattle were missing from his pasture
which were supposed to have been stol-
en- and taken north. Everyone in the
neighborhood kept on the lookout un-
til word was received Friday evening
that the cattle had been found in a
canyon in pasture west of Mr..
Graves ranch. Whether the cattle
simply strayed or whether they were
actually stolen is something that can
not be determined. However, stock
owners viii find it profitable IL the end
TO keep careful watch over theil
herds in these times. Cattle stealing
is by no means rarity.
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The examination of the Dobbs &
Shaw cattle by the live stock inspector
satisfied everyone that they were not
at all afflicted with the Texas fever.
Some few were alarmed before the in
spector made an examination but all
the stockmen are now satisfied that
there is no danger of fever spreading
from these cattle.
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Miss Mettie Johnson gave a party
last Thursday evening at her home III
honor of the Alya base ball team and
Miss Julia Turk. 1t was very largely
attended and all report good time.
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List Of letters remaining uncalled
for IN the z. .. ct Medicine Lodge
Kansas for the week ending J uly 81 '95
Miss Minnie March, Miss Ella Cline,
Mr.. j. NJ. DeLisle, Mrs. Rosa Neal.
Il. A. McClearey, u. M.