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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-01-03
PATRON SAINT OF BARRIERS.
Alexander the Great Started the Fashion
OF Shaving.

Alexander the Great Started the Fashion
of Shaving.
The coDfcssor of Francis n. nf
rance refused him nbsoIution until he
had completely removed his beard. An
ancient German vas by tribal custom
not allowed TO cut OF his flowing beard
until he had killed his first man IN bat.
tie. About tho year 200 T.. G.. the Roman
Emperor Scipio Africnnus inaurtiratcd
the custom Of shaving among the 10.
maj mobiles. Henry !. OF England wore
a beard until q courageous preacher
ieTclcd bis cl0Iucucc at him TO such
good purpose that he submitted 10 La
shaved. From the time Of Julius Cr,g1r
until the advent OF William the Con.
queror the Bri;ons wore mustnchcs. hut
the clergy. after the conversion Of The
islanders. were forced 90 shave by law.
One OF the carly popcs established the
shaving OF Roman Catholic pricg,s 10
distinguish them from the patriots %
Constnntinoplc. The priests Of the
Greek church still wear boards. Peter
The Great OF Russia laid o tax OH bcnrds
hnd d~elinquents were forced 10 havc
their faces shaved with q blunt rnzn,
or to have the hairs pulled out viii
pincers. SO everybody shared. r.
hrSt shaving wns done by order Of 4,
cXnndcr the Great. who forced ihn
creek warriors TO cut of their Ernr'-
hs he found them awkward .u..,'
go =" he t~arA.,n.hnrI "rr."y
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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-01-03
SHE LEARNS ITS VALUE
hounE GIrfs Method II DIIcoreHnz He,
EnEAgsm.nt ELux.. Era.

Two ynung girls dressed IN ,.vIss,
tailor-Inade gowns entered : ga.
street Jewellers shop. They ssEed >.
see diamond rirys and for : ky M
ments pretended 20 H. ;ery much IL.
terezted in the gold c~!.clet. and ,hsj,
briliiants. All at once one Of tin
iishet in her pocke;Lo4E and py1,Iyc-i
a ring get with a rnos; Leau;iiul erU.r.
aid.
Gould you dupIic,,e ~ ~.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-01-03
Senator Jones.

Senator John 2. Joaes arrived in
Carson this morning, staying over
until afternoon when he departed
for Gold Hill BY private Conveyance
The Senator Ii looking much better
than when here last and is in excel
lent SPIRITS.
When asked for an opinion con
corning SiIon's candidacy be had
little TO say.
-As far "a living in Santa Monica
/ have never made 4 practice OF Dor
ing the public with toy private at
fairs. bnt up to about So I Tired
in Gold Hill With my family. Ny
mother lived with US. She was So
years old, very feeble and nearly
blind and as noble a woman as ever
lived. Tue ground there Is very
precipitous. Ny little daughter was
afflicted with a motory trouble and
DIR. Thomson, a very eminent phy=i
clan. said che would die with heart
disease and advised a change to the
sea leye
so my family went dom to
Santa Monica and stopped in a hotel
there. i short time after | received
n letter from my wife informing
me that contrary to the doctors ex-
pectatiohs my little girl was slowly re-
covering and suggested that she
would much prefer to set up house
keeping to stopping in a hotel, but
there were no dwellings that could
be rented. telegraphed her to
build a house and she did down close
to the G there. / never saw the
house until eight months after it's
completion and | have not spent six
months in Santa Monica in ely life
and have retained my residence IN
Nevada. Should | have allowed my
child to die in a high altitudey7
MIR. Jones IT il said that this il
a scheme To force yOn TO spend
money with the Silver party papers;
that they made demands on you be-
fore the election that you did not
meet
Dir. Jones simply said that as a
legislator he hal obeycd the Law in
all respects, and when asked IL there
whs anything in tho rumor that
Nixon VIA backed By Ncwlands, re.
piled:
Il cannot credit it. Mr.. Newiands
Is friendly to me &c far rs ! know.
lie then said 80 far ~ his future
course waE concerned he wOuId vote
with the Republicans on tariff Icais-
lasioD and in a general way p~:eIicted
n vast Improvement in the iimes in
ISJI-C Carson News.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-01-03
The Dedication EIsreI.e..

The dedication exercises drew a
large audience TO the mex High
School building last night. Owing to
some characterization somewhere sut-
ffciens seats had not been provided
and a large portion Of the audience
vas compelled to stand during The
rendition Of a rather lengthy program.
Ths exercises opened by County
Superintendent, Massey calling the
assemblaee to order AID Announcing
a selection by the orchestra, COM
posed Of Mrs Bush, L. wintermanteI
and j. Egges, as the first number on
the program. Rev. VI. S. Riddle FOL-
loved the music in an appropriate
prayer in which he invoked the bless
ings OF God upon the institution of
learning so soon to be thrown open
to the youth OF this and adjoining
counties.
Mr.. Massey then bid the assembled
people a hearty welcome to the
exercises. He was followed by Miss
Nellie Ainley whose excellent rem
dition OF the solo, -Fleeting Days
Won her enthusiastic applause as
hearty as II va deserved.
Mr.. Massey then introduced DR..
Joseph Edward Stubb=. President Of
the Neyada State University. d..
Stubs, after a few preliminary re-
marks in which he uaii = c!ozinz
tribute to Mr.. Massey, took To-, his
theme What knowledge i Of moet
worth and discussed i. IN such al able
manner tha. the large audience sat
sPeuoound 10: nearly An hou- Ee.eu-
n to the eloquent words OF wisdom
and the burning words Q! patriotism
that FELL from his hp=- ! =yrorss 0.
the Dr.'s address Solld taII f.. short
OF dong him justice. The truth l.
that the reporter ~as 80 Interested in
the eloquent g~entIeman's remarks
that he forgot his notes and sat Is
still As a mouse FOR fear be might
lose n portion OF the address. Suffice il
70 say that the address vas the ablest
heard in EIko On any subject.
The DR.. was several times interrupted
" hearty rounds Of applause and az
be conclusion 81 his remarks d per
'ect torrent Of applause swept round
he room.
Isssrs. WintermanteI and Engler.
Accompanied by ISIS Bcccic Alex
ander On the piano, followed DR..
5tubhs with a violin duet, that re-
well merited applause.
Hon. II. Z. Cutting, State Supern-
.endeDt, followed with a short talk
III the resources and capabilities Of
aud what it Wa necessary
or the people to do to make the
most Of them and build up a prosper
Jus commonwealth. Mr.. Cutting
Tas closely listened 70 and received
| hearty round Of applause at the
conclusion OF his remarks.
Mrs. +. ReiDhart and Mr.. G.. w. |
Peltier, ACCOMPANIED BY Mrs. Peitier
the piano, sang Il Live and Love
Thee which received 4 round OF
veil meited applause.
Tbs orcE estra followed with a
nusica! selection, after which the
John Dawson pronounced the
Jenediction and the audience dis.
to their various homes well
with the dedication exercises.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-01-03
TO PREVENT siLIOUSNESS.
Americans should Eat More Green yege
tables and Salads

tables ana SalaGa-
Authorities on diet believe that il
would be well for most of US who are
in health 10 eat more green vegetable.
with our meat AID staTchy foods thar
We do a. present, says the New Yo.L
Post Indeed. some go so far as TO be
lieve that the absence from our menu.
Of plenty Of green vegetables and salads
accounts for the bilioususss OF this
American people. The best known o.:
such plants are lettuce, beet-;Ops. dan
delion, kaie and spinach. but Mr.. Co!
vile. bo;anist of the United States de
partment of agriculture, finds Iha'
there are many other palatable aac
hea!thful plants shat. though rarely
used. might add = pleasant variety {,
our list of available vegetables. Ore o:
these. winter c=ess." or Ba=barsa proc
OK which is cultivated from this cit.
southwark and Is sold II large quaati
ties in the Washington markets. ::
planted in lttA summer or early !al
and needs very Ii.rIe cultivation. An
other plant ;haE belongs to lie spinach
AID teet family. though i Is = CON
mon Tesd !. fields AID gardens iu rear
Il every part Q: cLs United States.
lambs qC.Eter-" or Chsuop,d.un :!
bum. /: = il may PlacSs commonly
aoS either es pi-xsed o. cooss.a.,.
but y Is Ec- the t-us pr-yeuI. Ths
plan; Eas q pals-S!Uish g-.rz cn,o-. AZ
Is used when SIX o. e!=l- Inches high
= tender. juicy zci pleasant 20 tie
tasTs- The teasing weed. the c2mno
garden -PEs!ey-" o. -Pu-zla1e." vler
boiled IL also recommended a. . mos:
P2!2tab!e green vegetable and can easily
had. In India. where IL originated 1
the plant has been used for hundreds of
years. In Europe III used both asa Dol,
and for salads.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-01-03
Notice of RewarU

"hereds, II has come a. tho per.
sonHi kGoTle1g. q The County Com
inissIOnnfs Of this County, that u
Charles Snead, was murdered at the
i""Fn ~ FlkT, IN ~" Comfy Of EIko.
otHt" 90 t'"'""., VD sny ,,Jtn day OF
October, 1896, by parties unknown,
and that such parties have not been
arrested uf nppFehendod therefor, and
Whereas, Said County Commis-
HiOners bnIioyo that the Offering Of n
reward would icnb 10 cause the arrest
% The perpctfa,of or p"r?ptrators cf
fhid crime.
Nor. therefore, II is hereby order.
ed by said Board that u rewnrI ~
t"0 hu0Ifed md fifty dollars (s2JO OOl
DO, aud tho safnD IL hereby offered
Tor the arrest htd $40 delivery OF
such criminal or criminals Ia the
VI criG Of Eiku County. Nevada. and
tho Clerk ~ this Board ia bcrob,
directed 10 publish notjcs thereof m
tho DAILY and WgrKLY I.pgpgypp,r
and the Weekly Frco Press. news
papers printed and published m anu
Elko County.
JNO. ilEanrGsos.
CLERK.
by WEBSTER rATr nsoa
Deputy.
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Appotiion,nen, ofs,h,o, yu,,.

County Superintendent Massey has
made the following sppor,ionmcnt Of
SchoeI fnuda Ia tina ynriuua dat ,.,,.
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Attention. T.nnsirts,

Tcamsiers nrc hereby notified Tim,
they can find plenty Of freight 10
haul from EIko TO Island Mountain
For terms. apply 70 JAS. f.. Eollnnd.
Eiko,..Ncvada.
Elko. Nevada, Doc. IL, 1890. i'm i.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1897-03-03
L0pande No. n s..
WisCOnsin-nyheter. .

Till postmastare Spring Valley,
Pierce county, har r. A. johnson blif-
Wit utnamd..
Till lifstids fangelse domdes man
days John O'Donnell Eau Claire, som
befunnits skyldig till hustrumord.
Efterlemnade en- f6rm0genlIet q
$4,000 gjorde F. L. liner, en- gammaI
enstorig girigbuk, som harom dagen af-
led La Crosse,
En- skadeersattning 81 500 har n.y.
igen staden Ashland domts att betala
till William Seager. Denne skadadea
] Ashland vid en-fierde juli -tillstall-
ming af en- raket, och yrkade skadeer-
sattning pa den grund, att afbrannan-
det at fyrverkerier var forbjudet inom
staden, som ocksa var ansvarig for la
gems tillampande. 49,.
Sarad af en- inbrottstjuf. Bitradan.
de postmastare Nordrum Viroqua
blef onsdagsqvallen forliden vecka
skjuten handen af en- maskerad per-
son, som intradde postkontoret och
befalde att kassaskapet genast skulle
oppnas. Nordrum nekade att efterkom.
ma befallningen, hvarvid tjufven af-
skot tvenne skott emot honom, tillgrep
derefter postporto for 1916 varde och
fydde.
Humbug. Frederick Rutland, som
foregifyer sig vara doktor och presi-
dent for Wisconsin Electrical Medical
College,, haktades fredags pa ankla-
gelse att hafva gjort ett olagligt bruk
af regeringens postverk. Rutland sa-
ges hafva skickat doktorsbetyg till
hvem som helst som inskickade svar pa
vissa fragor SAINT en- liten afgift vari-
erande fran $40 till $50 Rutland err
kanner att han forlidet ar pa delta satt
"utbildade" 9o7 lakare. -5-.
Sorglig olyckshandeIse. Swan John.
son, broder till J: O. johnson Wash
burn, blef forliden vecka dodad mar
heten af Pratt. Som det torde ih8g-
kommas, nedbrann hans hus den so
JAM. Han var nu gang med att upp-
fora ett nytt pa sanma plats, da en-
timmerstock foil ned och dodade ho-
nom. Han efterlemnar. hustru och
barn. Begrafningen forsiggick Wash
burn s0ndagen den q feb. narvaro
af en- stor skara vanner. So. sFSrp.
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Dakota

I DaIiga affarer. observation-disclosures
johnson Bros. & Co. Madison, S. D.,
har nyligen gjort konkurs. r - .z,-.s ;: -..g.
Vld en- vaItaIighetstaflan i Grand
Fork, N. D., farliden vecka mellan re-
presentanter. fran NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
statsuniversitetet och Wahpetonsko-
Ian, tilldomdes Fl. K. Arnegaard forsta
priset och E. B. Robbins andra priset.
Pa misstanke att hafva f0r0fvat det
hemska mordet pa familjen Spicer ma
IA Winona, N. D., haktades torsdags
tva Observation-Disclosures vid namn Black
Hawk och Alex Condot Mannen er-
kande att de samma dag som mordet
skedde uppehallit sig Winona, der de
tillhandlat sig whiskey. ..>%
L0nnkrogarne Lakota, Nelson coun-
ty, N. D., hafya nyligen blifvit stangda.
Sheriff Dahl och statsadvokat Kelley
sagas bada vara mycket samvetsgranna
uti att tillampa prohibitionslagarne,
och har man sarskildt deras bemodan-
den att tacka for att den skamliga ro-
relsen andtligen mast upphora pa nam
da plats.
F0rqvafda af gas. August Hanson,
bosatt sex mil vester ON Oldham, s. D.,
SAINT hans hustru och fem barn funnos
onsdagen forliden vecka liggande sans
l0sa hemmet, hvilken belagenhet de
kommit genom att inandas gas och r0k
fran kaminen. Hustrun och barn af1e-
do strax och Hanson ar kritiskt till
stand. Eft af barnen, en- gosse, ar pa
battringsvagen.
Stora skaror af nybyggare vantas
smart komma att nedsla sina bopalar
nora Dakota. En- stor koloni af s. X.
'.dunkards" fran Nebraska amman smart
sl8 sig ned Foster och Wells counties.
En- andra koloni, bestaende af 900 per-
soner. vantas ankomma senare. Eft
stort sallskap ryssar fran Assiniboia,
British America, har gjort anordnin-
gar for att bosatta sig ivestra delen af
Dickey county.
En- help for farmarns. Kollager
finnas narheten af Mandan, m. d.,
fran hvilka farmarne deromkring err
halla en- god inkomst. Sedan vinterns
inbrott hafva 2,2O0 tons kol inforslats
af farmare till Mandan, och hafva in
komsterna haraf uppgatt till omkring
5000. Farmarne ia harigenom en- ex-
ira inkomst, men hvad som ar af annu
st0rre betydelse ar, att de Ell behofva
bidraga till den hansynsl0sa kol- trust
ems" riktande.
Strangare stilsmsssolagar. Repre-
sentanthuset j s. Dakotas legislator
antog lordags med Al roster mot 5 ett
f6rslag som stadgar, att for skilsmessas
erha allande hadanefter maste akta ma
kar hafva bott franskilda fran hvaran
dra ett helt ar j stallet for tire manader,
hyilket varit ALT som beh0fts f0rut.
Uti inled edningen af f0rslaget sages, att
staten och dess domstolar bringas L
vanrykte och den moraliska stallnin
gen ar j tillbakaga gaende pa grund af de-
ras uppforande som komma till staten
.blott for att erh&lla skilsmessa. Derf
har man nog ratt. Tyvarr fnnes docA
ganska iten utsigt till att senatez
kommer att samtycka till forslaget.
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/ representanthuset utrattades gar

Representatives. utrattades gan
ska litet under lordagssessionen mec
undantag af upplasandet af nya lagf6r
Stag, hvaraf icke mindre an 35 inlem
nades. Grondahl askade ett anslag p;
$4,000 for statens reformskola Red
wing, Scott nixon med forslag ON af
skafande af stadskassors-, stadskon
trollors- och stadsadvok okatembetena
stader med mer an rs, 900 invanare, d. v
s. i st. Paul och Minneapolis, och at
arbetet som nu 8ligger namda embets
man, skulle laggas pa countykassoren
auditoren och advokaten. Scott fore
slog afven att Incorporate onsafgifter
skulle reduceras. Snodgrass nixon
med tva forslag, iknande de senator
inlemnade, ON utnamnande af en- stats
frenologist och tilIsattande af en- stats
frenolog- og-kommission. Cray askade ett
anslag pa $4,000 for statens deltagan
de utstallningen Omaha nasta som
mar. Snyder och Douglas fore
slogo konstitutionsamendement, den
f0rre i syfte att mojiiggora inforandet
af r0stmaskiner har staten, den sena
re for att gifva qvinnor rattighet att
r0sta for medlemmar af biblioteksnam
der. Donnelly inlemnade en- resolu
ton ON undersokningars foretagande
syfte att utr6na ON staten Ell kunde
ansla $500 for att understodja myn
digheter stader med 6fver 80, 700 in.
vanare j deras bemodanden att hjelpa
de arbetslosa, sarskildt genom att info
ra det S. k. Pingree- -systemet. Resolu
tionen antogs.
Senator upptog anyo fragan rorande
arbetskommissarie Powers och hans
departement mAndags och beslot att
fortsatta de paborjade undersoknin-
garne: 'F'lere f6rslag behandlades och
fyra nya inlemnades. = 1 represen.
tanthnset utrattades ganska mycket
samma. dag. Tolf lagf0rslag antogos
deribland Donnellys forslag ON aktie:
egares ansvarighet handelse af falls.
sement. AT nya forslag inlemnades ett
af Anderson ON att med 81 900 ersatta
Chisago county for de och for fangs-
landet och fallandet af mordarne John
son och Kelly asamkade utgifterna
jacobson foreslog, att upphafva lagen
ON bortskankandet af swamp land
till Duluth & Iron Range jernvagsbola.
get. 49,. -. '.~'~ ~ .'.rs--s@kr -
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.Allrndnna nyheter.

Tied frillingar, ala gossar, nedkon
nyligen mrs Ole j. Linde Il Forest City
Iowa.
Aterutnamd till arbetskomn1issarie
Tacoma, Wash, har ingenioren A
Rydstr6m blifvit. -. g. ." lrs.s -.
GeneraIguvern0r WeyIer uppgifves
hafva resignerat, af f0rargelse ofver att
Sanguilly frigifvits. '.
Storartade f0rbsredelser aro vidtag-
ma for William McKinleys inaugura-
tion, som eyer rum i morgon.
Guldfynd. Fran Cripple Creek, Colo,
meddelas, att en- Sven Larson Twin
Lake grufvan vid Raven Hill patraffat
en- adra guldforande malm, lemnande
tic uns guild per ton. ............
1 samma graf jordades nyligen Bur
Engton, Ia, makarne j. FL. Dustman,
hvilka efter ett 62:arigt, lyckligt akten-
skap nastan samtidigt afidit sitt hem
derstades den h0ga 8ldern af ofver
80 ar. - " .--,-. .-.--- =
Till grafvens ro invigdes mandags
fora veckan af pastor S. G. Youngert i
Ottumwa, Ia, ynglingen Carl w. Pc
terson, hvilken nagra dagar forut afii-
dit slit foraldrahem derstades efter
en- langre tids siukdom lungsot.
Sjelfmord medeIs hangning begick
nyligen hos firman Smith & Co. Oma-
ha, Nebr., anstalde arbetaren Carl J.
Bonde, som det antages, under ett af
s6mnloshet fororsakadt anfall af van
SHINE. Han efterlemnar maka och tva
barn. E
Qvinnor6stratt Oregon Senator i
Oregons legislator antog torsdags ett
f0rslag ON EFT konstitutionstillagg, be-
viljande rostratt at statens qvinnor. Re
presentanthuset har f0rut antagit ett
iknande forslag. Fragan skall afgoras
genom folkomrostning vid valet 1893.
Patent har dagarne beviljats a en-
af John r. E. Feltner Denver, Colo,
uppfunnen jernvagsvexel. John Nord-
vail Seattle, samma stat, har erh&llit
patent en- af honom uppfunnen ro-
maskin. - Albert G. Newman, J. A.
johnson, j. H. Swedlund och G. vii
liams Stratford, Ia, ha erhallit pa
tent q en- uppfnning, som de kalla
power conductor.
StOrartad donation. Den vardeful-
Taste gafva, som Texas universitet ma
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-04-18
MEETING OF THE MEDICs.
The Medical Association of Georgia
TO BE Held in Macon This Week.

The Medical Association of Georgia
TO BE Held in Macon This Week.
The forty-eighth annual session of the
Medical Association OF Georgia will con-
vene in Macon Wednesday and will con-
tinue three days. Several physicians
from Savannah will be in attendance and
papers will be read by three Savannah
members.
One Of the most important papers be-
fore the body will be "An Act to Create
a Commissioner of Health and Drainage
for the State of Georgia." by DR.. J. c.
Lee Hardy of this city DIR. lie Hardy
has spent considerable time in the prepa>
ration of this paper and expects to lay
before the association facts worthy OF
their attention. and which he hopes VIII
result in the establishment of a health
commission for the state.
DR.. f. r. Corson will read a paper on
"The Induction of Premature Labor in
the Interest of Mother and Child" DR.
J. Lawton HERS will present a paper en-
titltd Some Interesting Opthalmologi yal
Cases" Among other papers presented
to the association will be one by a lady
physician. Katherine Collins, Nj. D., of
Atlanta, on "Children's Diseases"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-04-18
LOCAL PERsO NAILS.

Mr.. A. Beck of Atlanta, is stopping at
the Pulaski.
MIR. J. Fl. Fleming of Athens is stopping
at the De Soto.
Mr.. j. H. Heery of Rei1sville spent yes
terday in the city.
Mr.. w. D. Gaillard came over from
Charleston yesterday.
Mr.. Joseph Hull left for Hull, Fla, yes
terday by the Plant system.
Mr.. o. w. Flynn of P:alli Bros. agency
at Waco, Tex. is In the city.
Col. John Screven left yesterday by the
Plant system for Philadelphia
Hon William d. Harden left yesterday
via the Plant system for PHILADELPHIA
Mr.. W. w. Thomas of Athens spent yes
terday in the city, the guest of the De
Soto.
DR.. and Mrs. NJ. Schwab and daugh-
ter, Miss Hattie Schwab have returned
from three months stay in Florida and
are pleasantly located at No. 232 Bun
street.
Dr. W. E. Fitch of Durham, N. c.. aas
moved to Savannah and will locate here
Speaking of his leaving there, the Dur,
ham Morning Herald says This an
nouncement will be read with surprise and
regret by great many people Camong
whom he has associated for the past thra.
years., who have learned to love him as
a citizen and regard him very highly IS a
physician. DR.. Fitch moved heIe three
years ago from Alamance county, ana
during that time has built up a large
practice that any physician, with no
longer acquaintance in the city than three
years, should be proud Of He does not
leave because he is dissatisfied with his
practice or because he does not like Dur
ham, but he sees a larger field in Sayan-
M a nd Huc ca ,a1.1rr -.
account. DR.. Fitch passed examination
at Atlanta a few days ago for license 20
practice in Georgia, and he goes prepared
to begin work at once. The good wishes
of every DUrhamite will accompany him
and his good lady to their new home" DR..
and Mrs Fitch have taken up their resi-
dence ut No 17 Liberty street, wes:,
where he also has his Office
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-04-18
ODD FELLOWS TO CELEBRATE.
The seventy-Eighth Anniversary of
the order April 20.

The Seventy-Eighth Anniversary of
the order AI,riI 20.
The seventy-eighth anniversary of Odd
Fellowship will be celebrated in Savan-
nah with appropriate ceremonies a week
from tomorrow night.
The committees appointed by the seven
local lodges has organized by electing c.
II. Dorset chairman and A. n. Manucy
secretary. The members of the commit
tee are Oglethorpe No. 1. w. P. spauld-
ing. r. Z. Burks, James Van Berschot;
Live Oak, No. 3, w. o. Hawley, r. A.
Gunderson, George Siday; DeKalb, No. 8,
c. H. Dorsett Percy Sugden, A. b. Cum
mings; Golden Rule, No. Il. s. s. Purse,
Jr, G. NJ Weitman, II. A. Grower; Con-
cord No. II, c. J. Martini r. E. Lee,
NJ. X. Jones; Haupt, No. IS, A. N. Ma
nucy +. I. Meree, ]. c. White; Acorn,
No. 1903, 7. p. Wright, w. e. Shivers, I.
Rowland.
The committee selected Hon. ]. f. B.
Beckwith as orator of the occasion. Mr.
Beckwith has been notified and has ac-
cepted the invitation to deliver the adj
dress.
A subcommittee was appointed to ar
range a programme of vocal and instru-
mental music. The committee will meet
Tuesday night and complete the arrange
ments for the celebration.