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AMnItarY Cnn1nanv.

\ movement Is on foot to organ i2e Il military company among the young men of Che city The Jeffer- son Guards, under the captaincy of MT. Will Niehol, was credit to Pine Blnff and show fGat oHr young men can make as good q military compa- ny as any other city in the State. The movement is meeting with en- eouragement from all sources aud q meeting will likely be held some evening this week for the purpose of organizing
 Mir. BralY, who is in charge Of the mechanical department of the Nor nal Institute, has consented t9 drill the new company Mr. Braly is graduate of the ArGansas Industrial Institute at Fayetteville, and had attained the high rank Of Major at that college. Under the able direc- ton of NIT. Braly the company should acquire a high degree of pro- feiency in the manual of arms, Nr. Bralv OF Mr. c II. Atoms can fur nish further information regarding the new company.
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ANOTHER SUICIDE
MR. S. B WHITES SENDS A BUI. = LET THROUGH HIS HEART.
He Was One of Pine Bluffs Oldest
 and Best Citizens.

Monday night about 10 o'clock
 Xr. Sam E. White took his own
 life hy sending a bullet through his
 heart with req alvcr The cause of this sud calamity is not known. Air White left Il note te his wife ] istating that he was going to com mif suicide, and thatit wus best for his family and requesting that he be buried ia the clothes he wore.
 Fbis same strange request WIS made by Nr. White uvera month ago, that when he died he should be buried in the clothes be wore at the time of his death
 YpstsrdaY afternoon Mr. White bafhed himself aud made complete change of clothing He then drove down town to T barber and was shaved.
 At the supper table tho subject of suicide Was discussed and Nr. White asked il it was a sin to commit sai. eide, and if a person who took his own life conld gn t9 beayeu2
 After supper lf went to his room and the family ana young ladY visitor went into the parlor and spent the evening in soctal way. singing and couversiag Mrs. White had just carried her husband q glass of water and returned t1 the narlor. Mir. White stepped ia Che hall to the head Of tbe stairs#aHd called down for them to sing "Homp, Sweet Home" They did so, and as the piece wos ended q pistol shot was fired in Mir Whites room. The fam fly ran to Che room and found Mr White lying before the mirror with q bali through his heart, and his spirit already flown
 Dr. Pendleton aud the detcused's brother, Mr. j. B Whita, were imme- diately summoned. but their services could be of no avail as Mr. White was dead.
 Mir. W Nhite was an abstraetor ard real estate agent. He had been q res ident of Pine Bluff since his earlV days, and was about DO Years old He leaves T wife and four children. Gussie, Doyle, IIcarn and Mamie, Co mourn his sudden and sod death
 The funeral services will be held by Rev, J. r. Carr and Rev. A. Q. Evans, at tue residence, tomorrow Wednesday, morning, at 10 o'clock
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LAKESIDE EPWORTII LEAGUE
Program for Literary Exercises
 Friday Night

The Lakeside Epworth League will meet Friday, November 5, and render the following program
 Subjec: for the evening, The Book of Esther.
 Ten, fve-minute essays on the fol- lowing topics, viz
 .'Captivity of the Jews and its Results, ]. J. W. Smith
 "Deseription of Babylon, Mrs. Witherspoon.
 Return of the Jews, Miss Jennie Mccain. Duet, Mrs. N. T. Roberts and Mrs. Edgar Brewster.
 Description of Shushan or Snsa, Miss Johnnie Tankersey.
 "Authorship and Character of th' Book, Miss Guy Hellums.
 aHaman's Promotion and Hi' Plot to Destroy the Jews, Rev. J 
 R. Sanders.
 "Hamans Defeat and Execution, Miss Frankie Sanders.
 Xerxes, l. H. Witherspoop,
 aThe Purim Festival N, T Roberts.
 Spiritual Teachings of the Book, Miss Lola McWilliams.
 This ntertainment will take plae next Friday night at the residene of Mir. P. P. Byrd, on South oliy Street. It is hoped that all friend of the League will be present and very pleasant and profitable exel
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e.,.ti. rllxInr Cards.

A pach of cards was recently sold ai London stationer's for $G00 It was one Of the handsolnest Italian copper plate card games called tarocehi di Monte9na made during the fifteanth century Another pack of cards recently sold at Paris for almost $400 Each of the cards in .his pack is a master work of the cngra9er's art. and all the fig ures ill the galne were historical por- traits The queen of hearts. for instance. represented Queen Aunc of England the king of hearts being her husband, Prince George of Denmark The Queed of diamonds Was Queen Anne Sophia ol Denmark, the qu Hn of clubs the then srowu princess ot Ptnssia. the wife oi Fredericl, William l. and the queen J spades Princess Anna of Rassia. late. on the czarina The jacks in this deek of cards represent the most prominent diplomats of Europe at the same time. Philadelphia Record
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Good Concert.

The entertainment by the Ne" York Male Quartette Company, at Merrill Institute, Monday night, was well attended, considering the disa- greeable night. The company gave a good concert, which was highly enjoyed by the audience. The mem bers of the quartette possess rich and cultivated voices. The reading nv Miss Nellie Nichols vas greatly appreciated and she was frequently anchored.
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How to Cnre Bilions CoIIc.

suffered for weeks with colie and pains in my stomach caused by bniousness and had to take medicine all the while until I used Chamber lain's GOlic Cholera and DiarrhOea Remedy which cured me. l have since recommended it to q good many people.-Mrs. r. Butler, Fair haven. Conn. Persons who are subject to bilious collie can ward off the attack by taking this remedy as soon as the first symptoms appear. Sold by N l.. Dewoody X Co.,, drug glsts.
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Fascinating John Bright.

Sir Wemyss Reid gives some interest," iug reminiscenceB of John Bright in Cassell's Magazine. The great Liberal leader often sat in an old fashioned armchair in tho Reform club. He de- lighted in talk aud was fond of repeat ing poetry. On one occasion he began
 to talk 10 Sir Wemyss about his fayorite hymns, and as he warmed to bis subject he repeated some of them. It WAS a ssrauge subject, perhaps, for q club smoking room, but it was still stranger to observe that as he spoke with that wonderful voice of his the other men in the room first looked up and began 10 listen, and then, as though drawn by
 an irresistible spell. drew nearer to him, until before long he had them all
 aitting round him in 8 circle enjoying that music of the human speech" of which above all living men he was a master. John Bright reoiting hymns in club smoking room There, " ex- claims Sir Wemyss, His a picture for an artist if he only knows how to treat it. J
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Quarantine Modified.

The Board of Health met yester- day (Nonday) and modified the quarantine regulations against Memphis, which now conform to the State quarantine Sleeping cars from Memphis will be picked up al Fair Oaks by the trains coming from St. Louis and broupht through this city, though no passengers from Memphis will be permitted to land here.
 The Board also suggested to the city authorities that a tumigating apparatus be purchased to disinfect the premises on South Main Street, where one case of scarlet fever is reported.
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MT. J. NJ. Haire, pound-masteF for the city, has the sympathy of his many friends for the loss of his wife, who died suddenly yesterday morn ing. Only n short while ago MT. Haire lost q 5.months-old child and now its mother has followed it to heaven and left the father to mourn his double loss. May strength be given him to bear this great atiilc- tion.
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nia ritt1e hriataln.

"Johp, " she said, and she looked St him rather sharply as she said it, J have an idea that you didn't behave yourself very we'll while you were away,
 '.How absurdf he protested What ;n the world has given you that ideafn
 "Well, , she returned in quizzioat kind of way, T noticed in the tele- gram you sent me you had paid the
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flame Fish.

For game fish, fresh oysters, fresh sausage, celery and all kinds of fresh meats call on Wm. Wells. Telephone orders a speciality, All orders will receive prompt attention and ot delivered to any part of theeity cash on delivery. Our motto' Live and Let Live. II 'ut
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On account of theinclemency of the weather. quorum was not present at the meeting of stockholders of the Jefferson County Fair Association called yesterday to elect q Board of Directors for the ensuing year. The meeting was postponed until next Thursday afternoon at o'clock. All stockholders should arrange to be present
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An Opportunity You Now Have

An Opportunity You Now Have of testing the cura tive effects nf El"'s Cream Balm, the most positive Cure for Catarrh known. Ask your drug gist for q 10 cent trial size or send 10 cents, we will mail it. Full size 50c. ELY BROS, 56 Warren St.N.Y. City.
 My son was afflicted with catarrh. l induced him to try Ely s Cream Balm and the disagreeatle catarrhal smell all left him, He appears as well as any One-J. c. Olmstead, Arcola, III.
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Euplonl Euplonil Eupioniii

No doubt many people are awar that Eupi0n Oil makes d much bet ter light than tho lower grades oi coal oil, bet we doubt If there arc any that know that a gallon oi Eupion lusts longer than cheap oil. Then, why not have the best light when the differeneein cost Is scarcely nothing. Eupion is sold at the fol. owing places
 sioGain Grocery Co, John II Talbot X Go Robinson & Greenfield. J. L. Lloyd. Ma ln- Tankersley Go, Bros,
 " L. Dewoody & Co Houston & Boane, [ E. oldemith C., rhalhetmer Bros, Ferguson $ Russell, F. R. Mercantile Co F F. Sevoke c Lumpkiu, J F. Simmons, nlu6 City Lumber Co. q. N Hart Drug Co WS Beard oedti 2ls Hearin $ Alexander
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'Tbe worst cold ever had ill my lIie was cured by Chamberlain g Cough Remedy" writes ". II. Nor ton, Sutter Creek, Cal. This cold left me with cough and l was eX- pecrorating all the time, The rem edy cured me, and l want all of my friends when troubled with n cough or cold to use it, for it will do them good" Sold by ". l.. Dew00dy x cO., Druggists.
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The stockholders of the Home Building. Loan and Savings Asso- clatlon met at the office of the Sec retary Monday afternoon for the purpose. of eleeting q Board of Di ec- tors and officers for theensuing year The election resulted as follows. S' '. T. knox. J. B. Talbot, S. NJ. Fay ior, ". D. Hearn, E. (. Howell, r.
 Il, Head, c. Voss, Frank Flanders j. r. lsunyan, C. q. Newman, D. C. Bell, after which the following ofti' eers were elected: r. H. Head, Pres ident; ]. E. Talbot, Niee-President
 D. c. Bell, Secretary; W. D. HeaFn Treasurer; S. NJ, Taylor, Attorney
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MT. and Mrs. !. NJ. Anderson have returned from their bridal tour to Missouri and other points, and after next Sunday, will be "at home" at the residence of Mrs. T. B. Atkinson, on West Fifth avenue.
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Additional carriers have been en- gagged to deliver the GRAPHIC and the routes of the old carriers chang cd. Parties failing to get their papers please report such failure to the GRAPHIC office.
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l. is claimed iii behalf of the Bermu- Aa3 that the eomlaexim1s If tie natives are she finest iil ihe world This seems to bea clever adyeriiseaeNt of the Der muaa onion. If which li.000- 0ou pounds are eApolled ananalIy
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The 3.year-old boy of J. A. John son, of Lynn Center, H., is subject to attacks of croup, MT. Johnson
 says he Is satisfied that the tlmely
 use of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy during a severe attack, saved ms little boys life. He is in the drug business, a member of the firm or Johnson Bros. of that place; ana they handle great many patent medicines for throat and lung dis- eases. He had all these 10 ch,eose from, and skilled physicians reaay ~ remedy for use in his own family at u time when his child's life vas in danger, because he knew it to ne superior to any other, and famous the country oyer for it's cures ol eroup. Mir, Johnson says this IS the beat selling cough medicine tney
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grailbae's Advice.

Somebody once wrote to tho lat Henri Meilhac to ask his advice as to how to become a drsmetie author 1t is difficult caraor, aud the trade is nes easy. wrote hack Meilhae AboYe a1l. if needs success Yes, sueeess Is the thing if you want to have talent
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GAsT0RrA.
5: i::.s ;:..3 7: 3sMAZzzzzl !.s.;... $ ;s:i $

Ellen, Matte, Mary and Kate Will Hams, mother and three daughters, were up before Judge Brown this morning for disturbing the peace. They all got in q Wrangle with Ellen Williams husband about put ting up q stove and the "old man" was struck over tine head, and carried his grievances to the Police Court. The ease was continued un- il 4o'clock this afternoon.
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The GRAPHIC was in error Friday in stating that Mir. Phil trutcher was sick with dengue. We are in- formed by q physician that 1t is not leneue but merely a slight indispo,
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DE SURE you get what you want &S when you ask for Hoods Sarsapa- filla. Unequalled in Merit, Sales, Cures. There's no substitute for HOODS.
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TO all Good Dressers;--I respect fully solicit your order for fine trade My stock of woolens is complete. 10 5dtf BURNS, the Tailor.
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ASSETS

The items Regiment Band artillery Little  ing stables and fences moving machinery building and repairing advertising trains, Autographs and printing and many small items The Association paid bills estimated $ $O0O against which buildings and repairs made amounting to about Sl,Gd0.
 Respectfully
 NJ. E. BLOOM,
 Secretary.
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What a treat to know your suit will fit when finished, if made by Burns, the Tailor Not so with agents" !05tf
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SASE0RrA
Tha ias- . '''si''' s lA<HZAzZS5< S.s5.,. s.i'5

LOOK TOR TuF FACTS demonstrated by experience. Thousands and thousands of people suffering from effects of impure blood have been cured by Hoods Sarsaparilla.
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Ely. Morgan lcolored) plead guilty in Justice Vance's court today to oorrvipq metal "knucks" and was fined $50 and costs.
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Mir. and Mrs. N. B. Trulock leave Friday for Et Reno, Oklahoma, to visit their son and daughter, Mir and Mrs. Robert s, Trulock.
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The stockholders of the Home Building and Loan Association will meet at the office of the Secretary Monday afternoon at 1 o'clock 10
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Telephone this office when you are in need of rubber stamps, check periorators, stencils, etc. dti
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Hoods Pills act easily and promptly on the bowels. Cure sick headAChe. 21c.
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Mrs F. c. Smart returned today from Dallas, Texas, where she has been visiting.
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Dr. Cady's Condition Powders, art just what horse needs when in bad condition. Tonic, blood purifier anc 7ermitDg ge. They G2a not food bn inedicine and the best ir use to put a horse is. prime condition. Price 2b cents per package.
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Mir II. c. Rather, cashier of the c,ti2ens Bank, is in Little Rock pre- caring to move his family 10 this oitv
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urc. H. Beauchamp, proprietor ,tbe % Onachlta Hotel, Camden, is in the city today
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qetter, salt.Rheua ard Eozema

The intense itching and smarting in, dent to these diseases is instantly allayel bt applying Chamberlain s Eye an Skin Ointment. Many very bad case. have been permanently cured by i!. F is equally efficient fer itching piles an q favorite remedy for sore nipples chappe5 hands. chilblains, frost bite and chronic sore eyeH. % cts. per bo
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NJ. John 0'Connell aad family, of ,.,anlp Creek, Col, arrived this morning -
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II La Due, of Wllmot, is 9 & Rlnff visitor today.
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New imported dill pickles. olives, and mince meat, at Joe C. Meyer.
 10 13 d3t
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Mr. E. NJ. Barnes of Altheimer' is h thq city today
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ur Henry ". Magyar, Camden's 1obopt %a prince, is registered at the n7rulnek.
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r. P c. S. Dindsey, of Fordyee, is ,slting our city today.
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u. L. NJ. Quattlebaum, of Rob nov is q visitor today
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r Ryan, ex.moyot of Rob Roy, o,,o Rlnff visitor today.
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Nr. Chas. T. Gordon, of Camden, ao;stered at the Arlington.
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Mr. W. II. Quigg came down from Little Rock Saturday.
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CA@ToRLA. Yh4 fas- H 'i''s|s'' ''s :5 '&<N9AZzz<9 9.s55.. ssiiE

Mr Frank Ellis is eongaleseent after a severe spell of sickness.
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From Tuesdays Daily.

" steadman, of Paragould, :. in the city today.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1897-06-03

COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

Council Chamber, City of River Falls,
May 2S, 1897.
Adjourned meeting of the Common
Council adjourned from May 2lst, 1897.
Council convened at 7:30 P. NJ. Present,
Mayor Chinook; Aldermen Glass,
Thompson, Ulrich and Williams.
Application for a permit to sell intoxi-
eating liquors as a pharmacist filed by
John c. Barnard. On motion application
granted.
Council then proceeded to open bids
for extension of its water works system.
Bids as follows:
Frank D. Ensign for 800 feet of 4 inch
cast iron water pipe and three hydrants
and 900 pounds Of specials, all laid in
place complete, $945. 90 Increase or de.
crease. Loose rock $l.0O per yard. Hard
Rock $3.50 per yard. Increase and de
crease IN pipe Az cents per foot.
O. III. Oleson and Co. of saltwater
Mimi. For entire work as above $950.00
Increase or decrease. Pipe 4S cts. pei
foot. Hydrants $1,000. Specials p cts
per pound. Hard rock Sl.45. Loose Ok
cts. per yard.
Fairbanks, Morse & Co. Entire WORK
as above 100000. Increase or decrease
Pipe 80 cts. per foot. Hydrants S3l.5O
Specials 2s cents per pound. Loose rocl
% cents; hard Sl.40.
j. II. Fife, Oshkosh, Wis. Pipe IL
place 4sl cents per #. Rock work 500
per yard. Hydrants $500. Specials
q cts. per pound.
Bids were also received for iron pip'
and specials as follows:
Admission Pipe and Foundry Co. Sl7 81
cts. per ton. Specials $4,000.
Addyston Pipe and Steel Co. Cas-
Iron Pipe per ton $3.50. Specials pc
ton $1,000.
On motion proposal of Fairbanks
Morse & Co. was accepted with an add
ton of one gate making total amour
$4,000. Aldermen Glass, Thompson
Ulrich and Williams voting aye.
Adjourned.
ALIEN p. WELD. CITY Clerk.
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John Wannamaker.

The free silver press is quoting
John Wannamaker's demand for
the organization of a new political
party to take the place of the Re-
publican party. Mr.. Wannamaker
was a member of President Harri-
sons cabinet, and it is painfully
evident that he escaped the notice OF
President Mckinley. The dis
tinguished Philadelphia merchant
will in due time ascertain the fact
that the Republican party has not
yet gone into the handsIofa receiver,
even though no requisition was
made for his valuable services in aid
drumming the Mckinley administra-
ton, and it is exceedingly bad taste
for him at this time to undertake
10 hold funeral services for the g. o.
p. With his pretensions as a
business man Mr.. Wannamaker
ought to have sense enough to known
that the Democrats, Populists and
cheap-money Republicans in the
Senate, and not the Republican
party, are responsible for the delay
in enactment of tariff legislation SO
greatly needed for a revival of the
industrial and business interests of
the country.
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MARTELl-.

A. X. Olson and wife of Baldwin
visited friends in town The first OF the
week.
Miss Minnie Nelson is assisting
Miss Canning in trimming hats at the
millinery store.
Jens Henricksen had a runaway
Il Saturday and was badly hurt.
Gilbert Falde is also laid up from in
juries received in runaway last Mon
day.
Mrs. Estby and daughter stopped
In town last Friday night. 1t Will be
remembered that the above ladies'
started from Spokane, wash, last
year to make trip on foot TO New
York and back. They are on their
way westward, and are as healthy and
happy as they could be. They praised
the people OF Wisconsin for their
hospitality and said that they had
had four meals every day while foot
ing across the state, whereas in other
states they had seen the time when
they had TO walk three days without
ANYTHING TO eat. Mrs. Estby and
daughter were very entertaining and
| had many enteresting stories TO tel
about their travel across the contin'
ent. They had travelled, so far, over
1900 miles, and averaged 2It miles
day
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PlUM CITY,

John MoSer Jr. is building a new
house.
Miss Nellie Taylor spent Sunday at
Maiden Rock.
Mr.. p. Moser has sod his town prop
erty to Mr.. Eberg.
There will be a dance in the Har-
mOnia Hall the 9th of June.
A party OF young people surprised
Mamie O'Clnnell last Friday night.
Quite a rumber of our citizens
spent Memorial Day at Maiden Rock
J. Kayser aud cousin Of Minnesota
City were visiting relatives here las
week.
Miss Matilda Stroebel and little
nephew of Aims returned home last
Thu. Sday.
Mrs. Tstas aud daughter Nellie Wis
listed friends near Arkansaw a few
days this week.
Mr.. Walkers son Of Minneapoli:
and a friend spent few days visiting
here last week.
Married, at st. johns church, June
LIST, Mr.. Joe Lighter ana Miss Mary
Steran. both Of this place. Father
Worths Ofiiciated.
Died at her home, Mrs. III. Menkie
an old resident of this place. She
leaves a husband and four children {,
mourn the loss of a kind wife anC
mother
Carrie Moser returned home las
Thursday from Eau Claire where sh'
has beec visiting relatives for the pas
flew months.
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Looking Ba edward.

A generation has passed since the
close Of the great civil war, but the
demonstrations IN Memorial Day
give evidence that the interest in the
history OF that war and respect for the
fallen heroes who fought for the pre-
servation OF the Union is in no degree
abating.
To the young that great war seems
far away event. But to the surviv'
ing veteran, upon whose soul the STIR
ring scenes of the great conflict were
stamped in blood or burned into his
memory in the fire Of battle, it seems
but little while ago. Indeed to the
soldier the incidents of his war ex-
perience are even nearer in his vision
than events Of recent years because
they affected him with a deeper in
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GILMAN.

John Fleming is on the sick list.
p. Vanasse s. Sons saw mill is run
ming night and day.
Mrs. Albert Peaton has a sister
from Iowa visiting her.
Crops do not look very promising
owing to the cold weather.
Grant Graham OF Minneapolis has
been visiting his parents and friends
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. Crandle Of Maple
Springs visited friends here last Sun
day.
Jack frost gave us a visit Monday
night. The ground was frozen in wet
! places.
Mrs. J. Biddle and Mrs. G. Durham
OF Spring Valley visited friends here
last week.
Some travelling horse jockies passed
| through here last week with some
very bony looking horses.
We understand that John Upman,
who has been living at the mines the
past few years, has bought a lot at
Parksville and will build on the same
| in the near future.