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A BEAR STORY.
But This One Is No Doubt True as 1t Is
Interesting.


Interesting.
Great Falls. May 2Z-william Cherry
and John Gilbert have Just returned
from a wolfing expedition along the
Missouri in Valley and Choteau coun-
ties. They report an adventure which.
although exciting, happily did not end
disastrously to either. While walking
through the hills, Gilbert discovered
the tracks of a she bear. Following
the tracks, he overlook the brute that
had made them, and found that she
was an enormous and savage silver-tip.
He shot her, but failed to inflict a
mortal wound, and she rushed to her
den. to which place he trailed her.
Then he returned to get Cherry, and,
on horseback. the two departed in
quest OF the bear. Arriving at the den,
Cherry approached the entrance and
was met by the bear, enraged by her
wound. He was surprised by the sud
den onslaught, and would have gladly
let her pass. Seeing Cherry's danger, Gil
bert fired two shots from his Winches-
ter, both of which were effective. and
Cherry and the bear rolled over to-
gether. The bear was on top, but was
dead, and Cherry was soon eXtricated
Hearing noises i'm the den, the hunt
ers concluded that II contained cubs,
and determined to capture them. They
built a smudge and attempted to smoke
the cubs out They had begun to de-
spair of the efficacy of this method,
when one of the cubs rushed out and
was lassoed, by Gilbert. Cherry then
entered the den and drove the other
cub out and it was also roped.
The men skinned the mother and tied
the cubs on their saddles and took
them to Glasgow. where they were
purchased by a gentleman and are
being trained. The skin from the old
she measures seven feet across.
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PUSHING BUSINESS.
Meeting Of the Stockholders of the Bay
state Company at Basin.
Special Dispatch TO the standard


Basin. Mont. May 27.-The stock
holders Of the Basin & Bay State COM
pany held a meeting to-day in the office
Of the company at the Katie mine and
al Of the stock was represented Fred
II. Rice. John y. Glass and ii. @. Pick
EFT appeared for themselves; George NJ.
Hoadley Of Springfield. Mass, one Of
the heaviest owners, was present in
person. and Judge T. +. Crutcher rep
resented the absent eastern stockhold-
ers. who found IL impossible TO attend
the meeting. The meeting was called
for the purpose Of issuing bonds for
the sum Of $50 900 and to devise ways
and means by which the Indebtedness
contracted i'm the building Of the con-
centrator and the hoist could be liqui-
dated The bonds were acted on IA
Vorably. and other action taken Tor the
future working Of the property. On
the 27th of each month the company
has to pay to the original owners the
sum Of $4,000. until the property Is en-
tirely paid for. The payment for this
month was promptly made to-day.
There was some uneasiness expressed
Of late. owing to the big debt contract
ed. but the favorable action to-day
leads every one 10 believe that the
company has passed the critical point.
The Katie mine has been producing
some very rich ore the past few days,
coming from the No. slope on the 300
foot level
George NJ. Hoadley's presence in the
city. who is also interested In the other
valuable mines which are bonded to
the Basin & Bay State company. leads
the people to think that favorable &C
tion may be taken on the Buckeye. 10
miles up on Basin creek, and on the
Bullion. on Jack creek. on both of
these properties this company has done
"A vast amount OF developing, which
Z H.. NHs1 TO hss 1Nn a nj nf
the noted mines i'm the vicinity OF
,
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DYNAMITE ON STUMPS.
Party While Kidding Field OF These OBJ
stacles. Are BlownUp.

EktOn, Md. My "a terrible accident
took place on the farm OF J. j. Martin Of Phiia-
delphia. tenanted by W. &. Pyle on the Fix
river, five miles from Chesapeake CITY. Pyle
with a number Of assistants had been some
days in removing stumps In n;w made field
using dynamite cartridges.
william Havlow. one OF the ass 'stan 5, hal
just placed "A cartridge In 10 'ition when a
premature explosion occurred. hurting the men
through the air. William iay ON was fllgh
fuzzy acsrated ana partly dismembered and cX-
pred shortly.
The injured are: ". c. Pyle aged ~ years;
Frank Havow. years and son. OF Frank
IIaylow, who will die from the effects OF his in
iuries.
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Notice for Publication.

Ueenl. MOnt-, NUTI =. I7I.
In re- T.. -. FcrTell ~ al. ". W l.. HOse ct
al IuyovIng the Horse shoe quarry.
Py direction OF letter ", January ,. $50.
and the decision 81 the Hon Secretary Of the
Interior, OF date December p is9t. application
IN the plaintiffs having been made tn due form.
"A hearing Is hgie5y ordered in the above entl-
tied cas-. to give plaintiffs opportunity 20 show
discovery OF a valuable mlnerd deposit on each
twepty-tcre trac. Of the SAID Horse Shoe p.a-
GER being mineral entry No. 3i9i; all parties OF
IN crest are therefore hereby summoned % ap-
pear at this Office juno -. i~J, AZ 10 cl1c q.
m 10 respon and furnish testimony clneern-
ing the mineral character 81 the said trlc- an
the discovery OF valuable minera. GA each %
acres thereof The said testimony Will D.
taken before NJ j. FI'Zp1tricS. notary public,
al ms Office IN Anaconda, VI 'ntana, on June -,
is95 JEREMIAH COLLINS, Receiver.
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Csiehrn,en Man on a Celebrated Railroaa

Celebrated Man on "a Celebrated Railroad
Gen. Lew Wallace. the renowned soldier.
nhmenI to the Chicago, Milwaukee g. st. Paul
railway In the 81. Paul Evening Ael0s-Record
Oct. 6. 1884:
and Europe but never before have seen such
magnificent train services as 1 enjoyed on This
Milwaukee,. between Chicago and ~, PAU. Tbs
priyate compartment cars are superior 70 any
Thing OF the kind l ever saw.
The trains referred 10 by the author OF "Bs1
Hur" arc yestibuled throughout. heated By
steam. lighted BY electricity and arranged with
The famous electric berth reading lamp.
j. T. CoNLEY.
ASST. Gen Pass. Ag..
ST. Paul, Nina
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New York, May 27.-Police Suporin-
tendent Byrnes has made application to
the board of police commissioners for re-
tirement. The board granted the request
Inspector Peter Conlin has been made
acting chief of police. Captains NJ. w.
Cartwright, Brooks and McCullagh were
appointed acting inspI c .ors.
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In RrnadsDnNlight.

st. Louis. May 27.-Richard Bazewet-
ter, a messenger in the employ of the
Stefel brewery. while on his way to the
bank about noon to-day. was knocked
down on the street and robbed of a
satchel containing $3.50 in cash and a
large amount of checks. His assail-
ants were two men apparently % years
of age. neither Of whom was known to
him. Both escaped.
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Sotice Of Stockholders Meeting.

40 Ice j. hereby gwen tIat a meeting ~
stockholders o; the Anaconaa Mining company
j. called Tor and Wi be held on Monday, JuAa
"A rs., ~ 10 d .rlocS A M AZ the on. % ths
c.nrluN room ~ iuule block. Butte CllN.
Mont Tor the purpose % Submitting 70 ih'
stockholders % the company the proposition .
81, ard several th- trtcts and pieces %
property part cuIarly deScr bed - follows; Al.
The mines lining ground. quartz m..>, sTue.icr>,
rpue-nfrat1rs aud r.tlur ION wor~> o. >lld com.
14ry and also such other OF sad CON pdni-s
irouHrrIrs a. sgaI hs decided upon D. tue
stockholders q. said meeting
S..uad. = 3 HAGsIS.
IEwLS e STUMP,
H. 4. rAE~ONS.
L SAr-E,Nr. SccretarF. IT-s-r-S
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Need Clear Heads.

Working people need clear heads. sound sleep
and good digestion. for II sizes ness comes. what
then? IL is cheaper tokeep well That queer
feeling" springs from indigestion. First you
pooh pOoh." Then you grow alarmed and
send for the doc or. No need Of that. A box
Of Ripans Tabules will set you right and keep
you right; so you can eat, sleep and work. ASK
the druggist for them.
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Rochester. " Y. May 27.-Egbert H.
Chatfield. i'm a saloon argument. made
the announcement that he was a mem
her of the \. L. 4. Dominick kearnes,
a bystander. said: Il am glad there Is
one man willing to acknowledge IL.
Upon this Chatfeld drew a revolver
and shot Kearnes dead. lie was locked
mn
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Washington. MAY -;.-New treaties o. IA
reaching Importance have recently been made
between Nicaragua and Honduras. ana Oficial
copies have Just been receive IN Washington.
They are the frst practical steps towards the
formation OF a Central Am@T.ca1 nation ont %
the several small republics. Nicaragua. Hon
Guras. Guatemala. salvador and Costa ElcA.
The Hr.. treaty forms defensive alliance m
ease q foreign war. and an offensive alliance
AGAINST common enemies.
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London. May 27-A bout was fought
last night by Plimmer against Corfield
for $500 and the bantam championship
of the world. Plimmer knocked Cor
field out i'm the seventh round.
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Montana Union.
Northern Pacific.

TRAINS ARRIVE AT BUrrE
so : From 81. Paul. Chicago and AL
Eastern points. arrives Northern
Pacific Local Depot daily 49, S:ios q
NJ l. No From spokane. Tacoma.
seatT'e Portland and all CoasI
points arrives Montana Union Do
pot, d9Ily at $500. ----'- p ~
TRAINS LEAVE BUTTE.
A. L. No. | For Spokane. Tacoma
Seattle Portland and all Coast and
California points, leave Montana
Union Depot. daily at $50 -
No X For St Paul. Chicago and all
Eastern Southern and Canadian
points leaves Northern Pacinc Lo-
cal Depot daily at .........-io'@oP N
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Great Northern
BUTTE.

Train No. "a Atlantic EN-
press. Eastbound, Tor
81. Paul. Chicago, New
York. and all Eastern
points ............. .-...
Train No. p. Pacific tx
press, Westbound. from
81. PAM. Chicago and
all Eastern points ....
Train No. i. Helena and
Butte Express ......
Tram No. =. Butte ana
Helena Express $500.
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Halls Hair Remover is pronounced the
best preparation made for thickcning the
growth of the hair and restoring that
which is gray TO It's original color.
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Coney Island. y. y May 1.-THE
Ryan-Sm.th night was declared q draw
iu the 18th round. III was stopped hy
The police.
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For all kinds of legal and mining blanks
60 to the STANDARD, 2l East Broadway.
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TRAINS ARRIVE.
20. = From ST. Paul. Chicago. aud all
Eastern points, arrives Northern
PaciAc Local Depot daily at. 49,. $40 a N
No. :. From Spokane. Tacoma.
Seattle, Portland. and al CoasE
points. arrives Montana Union De-
pot daily AL. .....................lo:i5 p q
TRAINS DEPART
No Z For Spokane Tacoma
Seattle. Portland and all Coast and
California points. leave Montana
Union Depot daily At ..........,... s50AD
No 5. For -. Paul. Chicago. ana all
Eastern. southern and Canadian
points. leaves Northern Pacific Lo-
cal Depot daily AZ .............,..Io 10: 20 N
Pullman Sleeping Cars. between burts and
81. Paul. upholstered Tourist Sleepsrs; elegant
day coaches and dining car service on al
through trains.
For Information, time cards. maps and tcksss
CAL On or write w. NJ. TuoHY. Gen Agt, q
East broadway. Butte. Mont. or
CHARLES =. FEE.
General Passenger AGENT.
-. Pau AunD
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DIR. Miles Heart Cure

| decided to try it The first bottle
made a decided Improvement in my
condition. and five bottles have COM
pletely cured me-
C. W. MCEINSEY, P. ", kokorno, lad
Or. Miles Heart Cure f. sold on q positive
guarantee that the hrst bottle VIII tCEcLL
All druCgists sell ~ az T. = bottles Tor =, or
IL will he sent. prepaid. On receipt q Pf-co
By the Dr. Miles Medical Co, I.4Alart. lao,
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Heart Disease 30YrS!
Short Breath, PaIpitation.

Mr.. G. W. McKinsey, postmaster Of
Kokomo. Ind, and a brave ex-Soldier,
saws: Il had been severely troubled
with heart disease ever since leaving
the army at the close of the late war:
l was troubled with palpitation and
shortness Of breath. L could not
sleep on my left side, and had pain
around my heart. l became so i'll
that | was much alarmed, and for
tunately my attention was called 10
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TRAVFLERS' GUIDE.
ANACONDA TINE CARDS.
Butte. Anaconda & Pacific Railway.

Time scheduie)
Al trains Arrive and Depart from BIf-s
Anaconda & Pacific Depot.
ARRIVE N ASAcoSDA
No T. Butte express. daily -. :. II i'' a N
No. : Butte Express making connec-
ON r. Butte win Greas NOrtneIn
a 5ad "a 'n a62yss daily ......-. 600 N
DEPART FROM ANACONDA.
40. . Butte and Helena Express Tor
,.,, eng 6s ana ih'er n'eu'~o 300 N
No 4 gutte Express for st raui ana
a., 81 - s III anu 500 n
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BUTTE lime CARDS

BUTTE TIME CAkDS-
Butte, Anaconda & Pacific Halfway.
Time Schedule.)
All trains Arrive and Depars rom OreaS
Northern Depot at Butte.
ARRIVE N BUrTE
VI . Anaconda Express arrives daily 1000 n
No 4 Anaconda Express connecting
with Great Northern ky through
trains for East and West, arrives
daily ---- .-..-- 80. - - '''' - -
DEPART FROM BUTTE
No. g. Anaconda Express leaves daiiy loifo On
No l. Anaconda Express from 81
PAN. He ena and inter mediate points
leaves daily ."'- --'- --''-' - . -
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ANTED-InformatiOn as to the wherea-
w bouts 81 John Roche. native or ohuils-
burc Wis He WAS last heard from as hre-
man ia the vicinity OF Anaconda. There Is
ISroperty left him ut Darlington, Wis. Address
VI. Maclhy. Darlington, Wis.
NNvANTED-A soda fountain complete at
w city Drug store, 3lO East Park street.
MRS j. HELD. clarivoyant and life reader.
vi Ladies s. 81 East ParN stree. Butte.
nEKSONAL-Frankk KIM formerly 81 Pipe
Il stone. will confer a favor 10y sending AS ad-
dress 10 ". NJ Fergus. Mhi ehall. Mont.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NtNE ROSS formerly OF Walker Bros OF
NJ ~aII Lake. has opened ladies' fine taior
ing parlors Al 3iti West Granite street. Butte
dress made from $40 up.
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Park Hotel
GREAT FALLS, MONT.
PARK HOTEL COMFY.
WANT ape.

A DyFRTISFMrNTs under the head Of
n "FmpioymenE Wanted" and Rooms 70
Rent" cent a word each insertion: IN Ter !.
other headings. cents a word Tor the hIs'
insertion and 1 cent = word for each sub,e-
quent Insertion. No Ads. taken for less tha9
- cents.
CLASSIFIED fds. per linz per month .-..sl-@--
Count words 10 the Ansi
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-14


Senator Elk.ns is credited with say
ing to a Philadelphia high tariff organ
i'm an interview upon the question Of rev
enue legislation: I'VE might put back
the Mckinley rates on sugar. We never
gained anything by taking that duty of
sugar" Senator Eldns probably was
either m:squoted. or was a little con-
fused in his ideas on this subject, for hN
evidently refers TO the sugar duties that
existed before the Mckinley tariff was
enacted. The Mckinley tariff despoiled
The Treasury Of enormous revenues
from sugar duties under pretense Of
making sugar free. AT the same time %
duty Of one-half cent a pound was fixed
upon refined sugar, with the effect Of
charging upon American consumers
that amount Of tax for the whole supply
. of sugar. domestic as well as imported.
While despolliag the Treasury Of its
revenues the Mckinley tariff daspoiled
consumers for the enrichmen, of the
Sugar Trust
Can st be possible that Mr. Elkins, or
any other Republican in Congress, who
is supposed to place the welfare of the
people before that of the Sugar Trust.
seriously proposes TO restore the Nc
Kinley duty on sugar? Such an act
would be scarcely less unjust as the
Philadelphia Record points out. than to
go back 20 the older tariff schedule on
sugar. since the large amount Of fiscal
revenue which it would yield IS not
required
All the change IN the sugar schedule
that is needed is to substitute for the
adj vaIorem duty Of 40 per cent a spe-
cifc duty Of one cent a pound.
BY making this simple change in col
Letting the sugar duty about S17.OOOOOO
would be added to the revenues without
Increasing the burdens of consumers.
The Republicans in Congress say they
want to obtain more revenue; that they
favor specific duties on sugar. and that
the Democrats in framing the present
tariff imposed the al valorem duty on
sugar I'm subserviency to monopoly.
Wau now. here is the glorious Repubh-
can opportunity. BY changing the duty
on sugar the Republicans can get rev
enue enough to cover the Treasury de-
felt and can show the country at the
same time that Sugar Trust Doodle has
not the influence It is credited with in
the formation of Republican policy
Mr.. Elkins should look mp this Quas-
ton more in detail He appears to be
Just q tr.1e confused as TO his tariff
IDEAS. And ne has his laurels yet to
twin as a legislator and a statesman.
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SISTERSVILLE.

Special to the Register.
Sistersyille, W. Va. December 10
Miss Helen Deming. Of Beverly, Ohio,
Who has been in the city for several
days as the guest of friends, left this
morning for her home.
p. O. Franks and w. d. Horton, OF
this city, were in Wheeling yesterday
on business,
Last evening at her home on Brown
Betty street, little Miss Winifred WeJh-
erbee entertained a number Of her small
friends in honor Of the anniversary Of
her birthday. There were quite a num-
Der OF the little ladys friends present,
and a very pleasant time was enjoyed
in games Of all kinds.
Late Yesterday afternoon there came
very near being quite bit of trouble
in front Of the WhNtlesey. During the
afternoon the colOred porter at the
Wells was standing in front of the house
when two ladies passed. He claimed
the ladies spoke 10 him and he, in step
ping 10 the side accidentally touched
one eff them. On the other hand George
WvvI. the manager OF the Whittlesey,
claims shat the cOlOred man struck the
MNllALls anu ~ y ' "A " N.4AN eN4N e''A' iN-N'A
ed the cOlored man down. The porter
had been drinking and when Wyvil
went away he got UP and went home,
where he got a big revolver and came
back uD town on q run looking for his
man. and if he had found him there
would have been blOodshed as the fei-
low was IN a frenzy. When the negro
got I'm front of the Wh!ttlesey he was
noticed by the Mayor who went out and
took the gun away from him and sent
him home. This morning he was up in
police court and was fined $40 and costs
for his little escapade.
Mrs. A. c. Jackson was in Wheeling
yesterday on a shopping expedition.
Fph. Wells and daughter, Miss
Blanche. were visitors in Wheeling yes
terday.
NJ McFadden. of Pittsburg, one Of the
pioneer oil operators Of this section Is
I'm the city looking over the fed and
shaking hands with old friends.
Jacob Koontz. the well known New
Nartisville lumber merchant, was in the
city this morning.
Can't. Reedy blossomed forth in bran
new helmet this afternoon, and he Is as
proud of it as a small boy with his first
pair of red top boots.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-14

Additional light is thrown ON -ha use
Of money By Quay n Pennsylvania last
summer En- his successful fight % keep
his hold upon the political machine i'm
that State. by no less an authority in
Republican politics than the New York
Tribune. It is stated ,ha, Quay act-
tally spent 100000 to- buy delegates
away from the suppor, of Gov Hastings.
These charges. it must De borne I'm mind.
DO not come from the Democrats. or de-
pend upon them for authority The
leading Republican journal of the land
makes chem through a Pennsylvania
correspondent He states that c51ri-
buttons TO make mp this corruption fund
were not levied In Pennsylvania alone.
but came from AN parts Of the country.
one of the leading Republicans Of New
York declares that 100000 Of it was
sent from that city. A large iron and
steel manufacturer gave $4,000 Quay
was beaten only a few days before the
convention was held. He sna-ched vic
tory from defeat by br.bing delegates.
Counties which he had had no prospect
ot carrying. and which had been con-
coded 20 De anti-Quay by his own fac
zion. suddenly wheeled about and came
20 his support The revolution that
was wrought simply astounded the op-
position TO him Tt has had time 90 re-
fleet and TO investigate since and it
now comes out boldly with these
charges It says that he levied upon
an the trusts and combines that ne has
aided in his career In the Senate. and
bore down opposition by the force Of
stupendous and uneVampled bribery.
This is a fair complication Of Re
publican politics. on the testimony Of
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BELLAIRE.


Mr. Charles Bowman, of the Fourth
ward IS confined to his room with d
light attack Of pneumonia
Some of the West Wheeling residents
who work at the steel plant were quar-
antined away from home with no change
Of clothes. and are in a kind OF stew, as
money and clothes both are at home
and they dare not go after them.
Mrs. Fannie McGivern, aged Sc years,
died at the home Of her son, Peter, on
Rose Hill. yesterday. She has been IN
feeble health for two years. Funeral
Sunday at p. m.
MIR. Henry Arnold, Of Woodsield, is
here as manager of his brothers drug
Store. While Charles les sick.
Quarterly meeting services began in
the First NJ. e. Church last night. Pre-
siding Elder Osborne preached and held
quarterly conference. Communion ser
vices will be held after preaching Sun
day morning.
r r. Reed. salesman for the Bellaire
Stove Company. was called off the road
bv news Of his fathers death at Co
shocton. He has gone there.
Rev Father Fitzgerald, of the st.
Johns Catholic Church, is in Woods
field for two or three days.
Judge briggs is quarantined and
hence there is not much probability Of
court opening on Monday next
Mr.. Wilson Jones, Of New York, is
calling on his relatives in the Fifth
ward Beuare.
Charles Roeder IS growing weaker and
his death is expected soon
The Buckeye Fishing Club will give
q han on Christmas eve in Turner hall.
Elaborate preparations are beng made
for this event.
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MARTINS FERRY.

Princes restaurant and lunch counter.
A telegram was received here yester-
day from Junction City, KY stating
that Leander McCord, brother Of Cd
con and Frank McCord, Of this place,
was seriously injured at that place Tues
day. and was not expected TO live.
Miss Edith McKim has returned home
from a visit at Pitcsburg with her sister.
sam Harrison, Of Mt. Pleasant, was
In town Yesterday on business.
Mss May Sedgwick. of Mt Hope, o..
was here calling on friends yesterday.
The Health Board will meet this
evening to elect a physician.
Milton Barr is down from Pittsburg
visiting his parents.
James Peters is on the sick Est.
Mrs. James Mcbride Of Piper City,
Ill.,. who has been visiting relatives
here. VIII leave for home in a few days.